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By Wendy Williamson and Kath Gannaway Local emergency services workers are eagerly anticipating the introduction of a new Victorian road rule aimed at keeping them safe.

From 1 July, drivers must slow to 40km/h when passing a stationary or slow-moving emergency vehicle responding to an emergency with flashing lights or a siren sounding.

The new rule applies to police, ambulance, SES, CFA and MFB vehicles with flashing lights or a siren.

It also applies to VicRoads Transport Safety Service vehicles with magenta flashing lights.

Drivers who flout the new road rule face a $277 fine or a court penalty of as much as $793.

“It’s good news” was the reaction of Warburton Police Sergeant Tom Wilkinson.

“It’s a move forward in respect to emergency service members’ safety,” Sgt Wilkinson said.

“We see it all the time where people should be responding to emergency lights by slowing down, should anticipate that there is some risk, but they don’t.

“This rule is making a plea to a person’s common sense, but now there will be enforcement behind it as well,” Sgt Wilkinson said.

“It’s unfortunate that that is the case, but it will help ensure the safety of emergency workers.”

After passing the vehicle, drivers should not increase speed again until reaching a safe distance from the scene, so that emergency workers can do their job without fear of being hit by passing traffic.

It is because of the number of emergency workers killed or injured on Victorian roads after being struck by passing vehicles or debris that the State Government is introducing the new road rule.

In a recent survey, almost one in five emergency services workers said they’d had four or more “near misses” while stopped on the roadside over the past three years.

Emergency workers are often out in the worst kind of weather when conditions such as fog, rain or poor light can make it hard for drivers to see emergency workers.

Upper Yarra SES Controller Steve Green also welcomed the new rule saying one of the main concerns at a crash scene, or where they are doing tree-removal, is to preserve the scene and keep

Warburton Police Sergeant Tom Wilkinson has welcomed the new 40km/h rule. 163270 emergency workers safe.

“We usually park a rescue vehicle in a fend-off position, but some people have tunnel vision so often don’t look properly.

“This will make people slow down.”

The changes are the result of extensive consultation with Victoria Police, Ambulance Victoria, Metropolitan Fire Brigade, the Country Fire Authority, WorkSafe, Emergency Management Victoria, Department of Justice and Regulation,

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the Transport Accident Commission and RACV. Minister for Roads and Road Safety Luke Donnellan explained: “Emergency services workers are telling us that they feel in danger while they’re doing their job - we’ve listened to them and made these changes to protect the people who are out there protecting the community.

“Most people already do the right thing and slow down when they see flashing lights ahead, but this new rule will make sure that everyone passes at a safe speed.”

Minister for Health and Ambulance Services Jill Hennessy added: “Our emergency workers have stressful and demanding jobs, protecting us when we are at our most vulnerable. We’re making these changes so they can do their job without fear of being injured or killed by a passing vehicle.

“It’s a simple message - when you see flashing lights ahead, slow to 40 to keep our emergency workers safe. It might mean you arrive at your destination a little later, but it could save a life.”

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By Derek Schlennstedt Winter - the perfect time to rug up, turn the heating on and hibernate indoors.

For the majority this is the way they spend winter, cosied up inside with a blanket; but, for many winter is a time they dread - where the temperatures plummet and the only source of warmth they get is by putting on more blankets and coats.

To help those who cannot help themselves, the team at Yarra Valley Innate Chiropractic are calling on residents to donate warm clothing and blankets as part of its annual winter appeal.

The coat drive aims to gather up as many coats and blankets as possible, to be donated to charity groups across the Valley, including Warburton’s Redwood Community Centre.

Dr Alex Rodwell, from the clinic told the mail that the partnership they had with the Redwood centre in Warburton had been going on four years and each year they received more and more coats for those who needed them most.

“A lot of people in the Upper Yarra only have fireplaces in their house, for whatever reason can’t afford firewood, and older people struggle to make it through winter.”

“The winter coat appeal is a way that we can share news that this is a problem which is going on and we can all help to fulfil that need,” Mr Rodwell said.

Each year the clinic receives hundreds of coats and blankets and Alex is urging people with any spare old coats or blankets to donate.

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“It does come back to those extra layers ... even if people could only donate one coat or blanket this season, that could make a big difference to someone.

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Alex said any coats or blankets that were clean, in wearable condition, and had a bit of warmth in them were candidates.

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Forest Fire Management Victoria spokesperson, Peter Kambouris, said people needed to be mindful of the deadline.

“If people are intending to stock up on firewood for the coming winter, then they need to do so before the season closes next week,” he said.

“Make sure firewood collection is carried out only from designated collection areas that are open,” Mr Kambouris said.

If residents need help locating domestic firewood designated collection areas, the Forest Fire Management Victoria website has maps of all sites available at https://www.ffm.vic.gov.au/firewood/firewood-collection-in-your-region .

Under the Forest Act 1958, people who collect firewood outside designated firewood collection areas or a firewood collection season, take more than the maximum allowable amounts or sell firewood they have collected can face on the spot fines of $607, or a maximum penalty in court of one year imprisonment or a $7,583.50 fine, or both.

Any information the community may have about the illegal removal of firewood for sale can be reported to the Department of Environment, Land, Water and Planning on 136 186 and quote ‘Operation Block Splitter’.

The spring firewood collection season will open on 1 September.

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Honeyeaters and Guv

By Derek Schlennstedt At Yellingbo Nature Conservation Reserve the sounds of helmeted honeyeaters echo through the eucalypts, and in among the bush Macclesfield Primary School along with friends of the helmeted honeyeater have come together to welcome an honoured guest.

On Thursday 22 June, Governor of Victoria, Linda Dessau and husband Anthony Howard QC, visited Yellingbo Reserve and were treated to a warm welcome by primary school students, community groups and the helmeted honeyeaters themselves.

Bob Anderson, president of the Friends of the Helmeted Honeyeaters welcomed Mrs Dessau but it was the Macclesfield Primary School students who really stole the show.

Her Excellency the Honourable Linda Dessau AM, and Anthony Howard QC were treated to a very warm welcome at Yellingbo Nature Conservation Reserve.

169827 Picture: DEREK SCHLENNSTEDT The Grade 5 and 6 students from Macclesfield performed a moving rendition of the original song ‘saving the helmeted honeyeater,’ which Mrs Dessau found heart-warming.

Although a parent produced the music it was the students who came up with the lyrics which delivered a

poignant message to protect our ‘little neighbours’ and that ‘when we work together we can save a species or two’.

“It’s particularly heartwarming to see you kids create and perform that song and have that sense of community in helping build this space,” Mrs Dessau said.

Mrs Dessau and Mr Howard, with the help of students Eva and Hudson helped to plant a commemorative tree in a re-vegetation area - which offers vital protection and habitat to the honeyeaters.

The Governor's visit comes after an announcement by DELWP that a successful breeding season had resulted in around 200 wild helmeted honeyeaters - the highest number since the recovery program began in 1989.

This increase in numbers became obvious when senior ornithologist at DELWP, Bruce Quin fed the birds resulting in five sightings of the endangered helmeted honeyeater, which Mrs Dessau described as delightfully ‘vibrant’ in colour.

Mrs Dessau commended Macclesfield Primary School

on their 20-year involvement with the Friends of the Helmeted Honeyeater, whom she also praised on their incredible contribution and work.

“We know a fair bit about the helmeted honeyeater, because it’s our emblem and we know how important it is to be helping ensure these beautiful little birds don’t become extinct.

“But there is nothing like coming here into this natural habitat to get the true sense of urgency on the one hand, but also the true appreciation on the wonderful work that is being done on the other hand.”

“The friends of the helmeted honeyeater are fantastic, and you are going to help make sure that our state emblem stays special, and alive and flourishes,” Mrs Dessau said.

WHYLD celebrates winter solstice WHYLD Community Group hosted its third annual winter warming on Sunday 18 June, bringing local residents out for an afternoon of heart-warming activities to celebrate the winter solstice.

Hillcrest CFA managed car parking and kept the central bonfire well stoked providing radiant heat as the sun slipped down.

Gold coin donations collected will support this essential local service.

Upper Yarra SES came to the party,

lending their large marquee that was suitably decorated as the main circus tent and also provided essential lighting over the car park area assisting with safe movement of people through the area.

Hoddles Creek Red Cross fired up the barbecue and served a range of hot, hearty food and drinks to warm the body while 1st Yarra Junction Cub Scouts served popcorn and homemade lemonade.

Chris James from The Dreaming Space had both kids and adults highly

entertained with his magic show and the mystery of the missing wedding ring which was finally found with great relief!

When darkness finally descended, the crowd were mesmerised by a WHYLD Circus performance - a spectacular show incorporating light, fire and warmth of those long lost, but not forgotten, soft toys - the culmination of many monthly workshops attended by local volunteers and Fireworks Dance Company.

The WHYLD Circus performance kept the patrons entertained at the much-loved event.

Good news - the doctor is in (the school)

By Wendy Williamson Smart new consulting rooms opened at Upper Yarra Secondary College on Monday 19 June, as the Yarra Junction school became one of the first in the state to participate in the Doctors in Secondary Schools program.

“It’s awesome!” declared school vice-captain Clare. “It creates a safe place for students to go for consultations in complete privacy.”

The college has partnered with Healesville’s Get Well Clinic to offer the program.

One day a week a doctor and a nurse from the clinic visit the school for consultations.

They provide medical advice and health - including mental health - support to students at no charge.

A nurse (far left) and doctors from Healesville's Get Well Clinic, Mary-Anne Thomas MP (third from right), and school vice-captains Clare and Nick in Upper Yarra Secondary College's new consultation rooms. 169669 Picture: WENDY WILLIAMSON The students can make appointments through the school’s well-being co-ordinator, or simply drop in to

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vice the local clinic has been offering in partnership with the school for the last 11 years. Clinic doctor Jenny has been involved almost all that time and has developed a good sense of the particular health needs of adolescents.

With the Doctors in Schools program the school gets a brand-new, cheerfully decorated building comprising an office, consulting room, toilets and waiting area, complete with bean bag and bench seating.

The $43.8 million State Government Doctors in Secondary Schools program is being rolled out progressively around the state, starting with 20 secondary schools, including Upper Yarra SC, in the first half of this year. The program will commence in a

further 40 schools from term three, and the final 40 schools from term one, 2018.

Half of the schools participating in the program are located in regional Victoria, where families often face barriers to accessing health care due to cost, transport or inconvenient appointment times.

“As many as 85 per cent of our students come to school by bus,” said Upper Yarra SC principal Scott Tully. “It can be difficult for their families to access medical services.”

Ambassador for Doctors in Secondary Schools, MaryAnne Thomas MP visited Upper Yarra SC on 16 June and expressed her delight at seeing the school participating in the program.

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Licences suspended for drink driving Two Upper Yarra women have had their licences suspended on the spot after being caught driving over the limit.

A 35-year-old Don Valley woman was caught on Warburton Highway, Wandin North, around 1.30am on Sunday, 25 June. An alleged breath alcohol content of .136 was recorded by Lilydale police.

Warburton police charged a 45-yearold Millgrove woman with drink driving after she returned a reading of .21 on Friday afternoon, 23 June, in Yarra Junction.

Both women had their licences suspended and have been summonsed to appear at the Ringwood Magistrates’ Court to face charges.

Warburton police Sergeant Tom Wilkinson said the readings were a major concern.

“At that level of alcohol they are a risk to other road users,” he said.

Rider faces multiple charges A Seville man will also face court after police found a number of suspect items in his possession after he crashed his bike on 17 June.

Police observed the 39-year-old motorcyclist riding at high speed and conducted a U-turn to intercept him. He continued riding but failed to negotiate a roundabout and crashed his bike, landing him in hospital.

He was arrested by Mooroolbark police after he was released from hospital, and has been remanded to appear at Ringwood Magistrates’ Court to face a number of charges.

At the time of the crash, the male was allegedly in possession of an imitation firearm, balaclava and other items.

Help stamp out hooning Warburton police are looking to the public for help in stamping out hooning on Mount Donna Buang.

Sergeant Tom Wilkinson said there had been a high incidence of ‘hoon driving’ on the mountain and had had a couple of vehicles evaded them.

“There must be more people who know what’s going on up there, and we need them to ring triple-zero immediately if they see or hear anything, so we can stamp out this dangerous behaviour before it turns into a situation where there is serious injury, or worse, a fatality.

“It’s incumbent on all of us to play a role; if you know something to pass it on and potentially save a life.

Talking to young people in the area, Sgt Wilkinson said there needed to be a change to the thought process of ‘not dobbing’.

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Send your letters to: editor@mailnewsgroup.com.au tion about the area from an impersonal brochure carousal or electronic node?

Do professional tourism ‘experts’ actually travel around the area they purport to represent, as a tourist, or do they rely on a whistle-stop junket with a free lunch?

The statement that the patronage has fallen off due to online bookings is only one part of the equation; also, the claim that they don’t have the volunteers needs to be challenged.

The wheels started to fall off the tourism information trolley some years ago when the ‘professional’ op-

Volunteers driven off AS a volunteer of the information centre at Healesville for 10 years, I was saddened by the story on the closing of the centre, basically saying it was lack of volunteers that caused it to close.

Ten years ago, we had around 20 to 30 volunteers who have left over the years due to the way the centre was run.

The volunteers that were left worked hard to fill shifts and trying to keep the centre open, with no help from management.

As far as online bookings go, I worked on Easter Saturday with another volunteer and we had 150 people come through. Nobody needed bookings, they just wanted information on Healesville and surrounds but no longer!

Now you see people standing outside the centre wondering when it’s going to open!

Also no volunteers have been thanked for their hard work and time, which is very disappointing.

Ros Gilbert, Former volunteer, Healesville Visitor Information Centre

erators moved in, along with their high financial upkeep that had to be supported by booking fees.

Let us not forget that volunteers work for ‘free’ because they like to support their community.

From what we have been told, the reason that volunteers stopped volunteering at the centre is because they were not supported by the paid staff, not that there was any shortage of volunteers all business sinks or swims on its staff.

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Back in 2013, the Healesville Action Group raised concerns about the new tourist information signage in the area, particularly the one outside the Memorial Hall.

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Brad Battin has called for Labor MPs to stand up for their communities and tell the State Government that splitting up the CFA is unacceptable. 168639 Picture: VICTORIA STONE-MEADOWS

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By Derek Schlennstedt The State Labor Government’s controversial CFA Bill that would see Victoria’s fire services split in two, has stalled in the Upper House after the Legislative Council voted in support of the Liberal Nationals' motion to refer the bill to a committee for review.

On 20 June, the State Government gave in to pressure from a selected few cross benchers who demanded more consultation be undertaken regarding the State Government's bill.

The bill would split the CFA into a volunteer-only organisation and send career firefighters into the MFB to create Fire Services Victoria and would also see firefighters receive cancer compensation.

Liberal Coalition MP Brad Battin said it offered an opportunity for Labor MPs to raise concerns over the bill.

“This is an opportunity for Labor MPs like Danielle Green, Mary-Anne Thomas, Sharon Knight, Maree Edwards, Geoff Howard and Josh Bull to stand up for their communities and to tell this Melbourne-centric premier that splitting up the CFA is not acceptable.”

“Daniel Andrews has tried to ram this bill through without any consultation because he knows this legislation will tear apart the CFA and put the lives and property of Victorians at risk,” said Mr Battin in a statement.

The bill, created to restructure the agencies, was sent to a committee on 22 June, and will not be voted on until after

the review is handed down on 8 August.

This committee is made up of eight MPs, three government MPs, three opposition MPs, a Greens MP, and a crossbench MP. A government spokesperson from Mr Merlino’s office stated they were looking forward to return the bill to parliament.

“This is a strong bill and we look forward to it returning to the parliament.”

“Our priority is the safety of all Victorians and ensuring our fire services can meet the fast growing needs of the state."

“It is common practice for bills before the parliament to be sent to a committee for further consideration," the spokesperson stated.

Trapped in a violent relationship there was a time in Lisa Bonavita’s life where she thought she would not survive to see her children grow older.

The mother of three faced years of physical, financial and mental abuse until eventually she reached a ‘critical point,’ where, she said, she realised that unless she left ‘he was going to kill me’.

“There does come a time when there is a critical point because it’s either your death or where you need to stand up and leave to live,” she said.

“He almost killed me - suffocated me - I realised he was going to kill me, and I had three children I was responsible for.”

Throughout her experience, Lisa spoke of her loss of identity and sense of failure in not being able to appease her husband, an emotion that she said many victims of domestic violence did go through.

“He was angry all the time, so trying to really appease him I lost my identity and became very isolated because I had no belief I could really move on; he basically owned everything, he called the shots.”

Now, 10 years on, Lisa has re-

built her identity, and is showing others how to make the transformation from a brittle husk to just being you again.

She said that the mental trauma of a violent relationship could haunt victims for several months after they had left.

“Even though I was seemingly doing fine, the words ‘you’re worthless,’ ‘you’re a hopeless mother,’ that was a story I was telling myself.

“I had taken on his words in my mind, and that’s why I’m now reaching out to others because I know the mental trauma that goes on months down the track.”

“Once it’s over, you’re rebuilding yourself in your core,” she said.

Ms Bonavita, who has a diploma in counselling and has volunteered with the Women’s Information and Referral Exchange, is hosting an event at Seville Community House on Tuesday 4 and Monday 17 July.

The ‘survive and thrive’ conversation encourages women to share their stories and mentor each other in a safe space.

“To help one another, it's reaching out and recognising that we are a community, and it’s in that community that we are united and that’s where our strength lies ... because we deserve to thrive, it’s our birth right to thrive and not just survive.”

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Mourning of the ‘mayor’

By Wendy Williamson If Hoddles Creek had a mayor, it would have been Ted Gramlick. So say many of the people who last month farewelled this much-loved local.

Stuart Edward Gramlick, known as ‘Ted’ all through his life, was born to Enid and John Gramlick on 5 November 1944, a brother for John, Phil and Alison.

They grew up in the Mitcham area, going to the local schools - and Ted started playing in the junior teams of the local footy club.

Ted survived a couple of life-threatening situations in his early days. Once he was bitten by a tiger snake, and as was customary at the time, his mother cut his leg and sucked out the poison.

Then he had a brush with a bout of hepatitis after a swarm of bees attacked him. Those experiences apparently encouraged Ted to say to himself, “Life may be short - better do as much good as I can as quickly as I can.”

When Ted was 15 and in his Intermediate year at school, he and his siblings suffered the loss of their mother.

As the youngest, Ted was looked after initially by his brother Phil in Boronia, then along with his brother John he was fostered by Teresa and Ben Stoker at Miller Homestead at The Basin.

Ted joined The Basin’s footy club and played a lot of games with them.

Ted took on an electrical apprenticeship, working with Wally Dewer.

He married, and his family grew with the birth of a son, Scott, at Kilsyth, and a daughter, Cindy, after a move into a house Ted built on a block at Hoddles Creek.

Ted’s work varied over the years, from his start in electrical work, to transport, mechanics in a service sta-

Much-loved local, the late Ted Gramlick. tion and time with the RACV. He was proprietor for many years of District Hire and Sales in Woori Yallock.

What Ted really liked doing, however, was helping others in the community, and he threw himself into work as a volunteer.

He started his brigade involvement with The Basin Fire Brigade and was in at the start of the Hoddles Creek brigade when he moved to the Yarra Val-

ley in the early ’70s.

Ted’s 45 years of service to the CFA, including many as Hoddles Creek captain, were recognised with an award. It was noted that in a roundabout way he was also responsible for another award given on the day - a 30 years of service award to brigade secretary Phil Coulson. It was Ted who prompted Phil to join the brigade.

Always looking for an opportunity to help his community, Ted was instrumental in establishing the Upper Yarra Community Centre in Yarra Junction, a natural development from his many years of Scout leadership. A community bus was purchased and has proved invaluable to the community over the years.

Ted was also heavily involved in the Upper Yarra Draught Horse Festival and the Beenak Cemetery Trust.

In summer Ted involved himself in the local cricket club, and in winter the Woori Yallock Football Club. Both had his total commitment.

As his family went through the local primary school, he was actively involved as a helper there - and received an award honouring that involvement.

Over the years Ted’s health began to fade. He kept active, and a heart bypass operation gave him new energy for a while, but then he needed to slow down as his heart gradually weakened.

His sister, Alison, looked after him in her home, where Ted enjoyed looking out at nature, feeding the birds and writing poetry, as he had done throughout his life.

Ted passed away on 26 May at the age of 72. He is survived by a large and loving family, including children, grandchildren and one great-granddaughter - and by an appreciative community.

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Ron will unpack his renowned show for the holidays.

Ron is the king The ‘Master of Laughter’, the ‘Maestro of Mischief’, the ‘Sultan of Silliness’ - whatever name you call him by - Ron is the contemporary clown that adults want to be and kids want to take home.

Ron will be bringing his roving shenanigans to Seville for three days only and when Ron

shows up, the smiles soon follow.

So come on down to Seville shopping centre and join in the fun as Ron entertains the kids with a variety of magic, juggling, puppetry, balloon-modelling and more.

Catch Ron at the Seville Shopping Centre between 11am

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and 2pm (roving), on Thursday 6, Friday 7 and Saturday 8 July.

His irreverent approach is often disarming and always amusing and has been described as a full-throttle attachment on the funny bone.

It is school holiday entertainment and totally free.

Keep the kids occupied these Winter school holidays with art and craft packs and activities, puzzles, toys, games and more.

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As destructive as they can be Termites are widely regarded as one of the most damaging pests to have in your home or business.

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They are among the most destructive insect pests in the world.

They are known to destroy the wall and roofing timbers of a home within three months of construction; and cause more damage to homes in Australia than fire, floods and storms combined.

So if a problem arises, let the professionals know.

Frontline Termite and Pest Control is a non-franchise, family-run business.

They have 15 years of experience in the industry.

They specialise in termite treatment and termite control in the Yarra Valley and as far away as Melbourne, in both new and established homes - commercial, domestic and extensions.

The company guarantees all work related to termite services and termite treatment, and they are fully insured.

Frontline Termite and Pest Control specialises in the removal of more than just termites, including

ants, spiders, cockroaches, rodents, wasps and bees.

Meanwhile, most homeowners are aware of the health and safety risks associated with cockroach infestations, including the allergies and asthma triggered by cockroach allergens, and the germs and bacteria they have been known to spread.

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80 ACRES IN WINE COUNTRY WELCOME to a truly magnificent property in an area with plenty of impressive history.

Situated on about 80 acres, just 10 minutes out of Yarra Glen and near Dixons Creek Primary School, “Hillcrest” is a remarkable property that offers incredible privacy while being right in the heart of Melbourne’s famous wine region.

From the gateway, which is located off a quiet country lane, young tree saplings line either side of the start of the long gravel driveway leading past the some of the enclosed yards up to the home; in its elevated position against a backdrop of majestic forest trees, overlooking the neighbouring vineyard with exceptionally stunning views across the rolling hills of the Great Dividing Range.

Offering amazing potential with 15 acres of cleared gentle sloping space for those who are looking to start their own boutique winery or run livestock or horses with four fenced yards, two with electric fences. There

are plenty of forest trails and paths to explore and various shedding including a massive 18m x 12m shed or mancave with concrete floor, three-phase power, office, large workshop and coolroom with adjoining double carport and an additional double carport just behind the house as well as a number of level spaces for a fleet of vehicles.

For those that love to grow their own produce or want to be self-sustaining there is a fenced vegie garden as well as a collection of various fruit trees including espalier apples, pears, plums with an abundance of water totaling about 128,000 litres across five tanks in addition to a 2mL dam.

And if entertaining is your thing, then imagine yourself sitting with a glass a wine relaxing in the large covered outdoor spa taking in those spectacular views, or out at the fully powered gazebo with friends or family overlooking neighbouring pasture

and the rolling hills to as far as Mt St Leonards. With decking running around the house you will always have a spot to sit and enjoy the sun and views.

Once inside, a sense of warmth and comfort envelopes you within this charming three-bedroom weatherboard home. The home is incredibly light and bright with full height windows that draws the outside in with sliding doors at various points, providing access out to the covered timber decking making it ideal for entertaining in any season.

A spacious open kitchen, living and meals area, with pitched ceiling presents a warm ambience connecting the whole house together, and is perfectly warmed by a Eureka wood heater and has the inclusion of a Mitsubishi split-system. The kitchen, a focal point in most houses, enjoys plenty of storage with beautiful wood cabinetry and large pantry cupboard, and includes a Miele dishwasher, electric oven/cooktop and

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The master bedroom, a parent retreat, has its own good-sized lounge/sitting room with feature leadlight window, and comprises a walk-in wardrobe and a full ensuite. Two additional generous-sized bedrooms contain built-in wardrobes and share the family bathroom with walk-in shower, vanity and a separate toilet.

Other features include a security system, ceiling fans, an outdoor laundry and utility/ store room.

With so much on offer this property really is the perfect lifestyle of which dreams are made, nestled with scenic elegance amongst the Yarra Valley’s thriving vineyards and boutique cellar-door restaurants and cafes. Only an hour’s commute to Melbourne’s CBD; 20 minutes to Lilydale; and only 10 minutes to the conveniences of Yarra Glen with its speciality shops.

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WORKING HARD FOR THE WIN-WIN AS soon as he began working in real estate, Glen Siede dreamed of one day running his own agency, where he would give a better experience. Seeing the opportunity a growth area like the Yarra Valley provided, Glen and his partner Andrea decided to open their own agency and in April 2014, GLA Real Estate opened its doors.

Glen and Andrea each have extensive experience in the real estate industry and combine that with Glen’s thorough knowledge of the building trade and farming industry and Andrea’s expertise in all aspects of property management, and you have the ideal partnership.

Instilled with the core values; honesty, trust and transparency, GLA Real Estate strives to create a collaborative approach that creates a win-win environment.

Their responsibility is to not only communicate with their vendors and landlords but also to educate them on how to best improve their property and how best to achieve top dollar. This commitment has built an on-going relationship with all their clients.

Since their opening three years ago GLA Real Estate’s market share has grown to over 200 property sales and over 50 rentals under management because of its

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ONLY a 10-minute drive from Warburton brings you to this wonderful property set on about 10 acres of bushland. As soon as you enter the driveway, you get the feeling of peace and seclusion.

The double brick home has many great features and a very light and bright feeling as soon as you walk in. Cathedral ceilings give a great feeling of space and high windows allow lots of natural light to filter in.

The open plan living and dining area is divided by a large round wood fire that heats the whole house effortlessly. There is a second wood heater as well as a split system for heating and cooling.

A powder room is ideal for guests use, plus a large family bathroom with a corner bath and massive shower services the two large bedrooms either side, both with walkin wardrobes.

Other internal features include a country timber kitchen with dishwasher and gas cook top, artisan-style fittings and fixtures, as well as double-glazed windows in the living zones.

Outside there are about 10 acres of treed land with meandering tracks and pathways for you to further explore this piece of secluded bush paradise.

There is a vegie patch cleared and ready to go, as well as mains water and water tanks, a wood storage area, a barbecue area and solar-assisted hot water. There is a double garage and large workshop to top this property off.

pro-active and honest culture. The GLA team is going from strength to strength, continuously setting higher targets and constantly striving to raise the standard for customer service in real estate across the region.

Each year GLA Real Estate contributes back to their clients and the community, organising events such as annual cinema nights and also sponsor local community events.

So, if you are looking for some local advise about your property give the team at GLA Real Estate a call.

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Here are just a few of our recent results HEALESVILLE

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KINGLAKE

MOOROOLBARK

CASTELLA

73 Mt Riddell Road

19 Badger Creek Road

70 Edward Staff Drive

111A Cambridge Road

97 Banksia Court

SOLD for $ 579,750

SOLD for $ 580,000

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SOLD for $ 600,000

SOLD for $ 750,000

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KINGLAKE

BADGER CREEK

COLDSTREAM

GLENBURN

11 Oliver Street

52 George Street

29 Hannover Road

29 Lauriston Drive

111 Joyces Road

SOLD for $ 595,000

SOLD for $ 433,000

SOLD for $ 485,000

SOLD for $ 570,000

SOLD for $ 685,000

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CHUM CREEK

164 Burns Road

70 Mt Wise Road

40a Newgrove Road

31 Forest Street

882 Chum Creek Road

SOLD for $ 625,000

SOLD for $ 2,300,000

SOLD for $ 430,000

SOLD for $ 686,000

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YARRA GLEN

KINGLAKE

CASTELLA

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24 Ward Street

1/82 Bell Street

1 Mervyn Street

6 Banksia Court

27 Old Fernshaw Road

SOLD for $ 760,000

SOLD for $ 425,000

SOLD for $ 398,000

SOLD for $ 560,000

SOLD for $ 650,000

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Seville East

$650,000 - $710,000

Charming Home, Sensational Views This stunning character home offers great space for the growing family with 5 bedrooms plus a study there is ample room for everyone. Situated on approx. 1/3 acre over 20 sq and less than 10 years old and with exceptional presentation throughout it feels like home the second you arrive. Plenty of family space with a separate living room, family room and dining/meals area, wood heating, multiple split systems and ducted heating throughout, quality well appointed kitchen overlooking the picturesque surrounds. Beautiful landscaped gardens all round and lovingly cared for many years, sit back, relax, enjoy and admire the stunning ever changing views from the large covered entertaining area, plus loads of off street parking perfect for larger vehicles, trailers etc. An excellent property with impeccable presentation inside and out. Situated in a convenient and popular location.

Contact: David Carroll 0419 539 320

40 Sherriff Close Millgrove

$790,000 - $860,000

11 Marlino Ave Warburton

$380,000 - $415,000

Take in the country air - 10 acres of views!

A Perfect Package with Beautiful Mountain Views

This unique property is nestled at the end of a quiet no thru road and close to shops, school for the kids and the bus. This property has a huge amount on offer starting with a fabulous 10 acres (approx.) of lush cleared paddocks and some shady treed areas the property offering the perfect opportunity for a small hobby farm or for those wanting a taste of country life. With unbelievable views, lovely 4 bedroom home with fabulous family living zones, master with WIR & ensuite.

Feel at home with this lovely brick, 3 bedroom, 1 bathroom home in an ideal quiet location. Ticking most of your boxes for a Warburton property, offering gorgeous mountain views from the front verandah, lovely big windows throughout the home creating a light and bright feeling with a treed outlook and views. Generous kitchen with ample cupboards and an open plan living and dining space for the family. Concrete drive for easy access into a single lockup garage.

Contact: Rebecca Doolan 0401 832 068 Inspection: Sat 1:00-1:30pm (Photo ID Required)

Contact: Rebecca Doolan 0401 832 068 Inspection: Sat 11:30am-12:00pm (Photo ID Required)

1 Brushy Close Yarra Junction $380,000 - $410,000 Convenient Location, Spacious Family Home This home is positioned to please and just minutes walk to schools, shops and transport the location is ideal and very convenient.

The neat spacious home offers 3 large bedrooms, 2 separate bathrooms, big family room, wood heating, split system, open ire place, polished loors throughout, large open plan kitchen with gas cooking and with plenty of space. Outside offers separate carport and securely fenced, a great investment or irst home in the ever popular Yarra Junction location.

Contact: David Carroll 0419 539 320 Inspection: Sat 12:00-12:30pm (Photo ID Required)

Michael Robinson 0418 505 635 30 years

Peter Robinson 0419 543 341 31 years

Sam Price 0438 795 190 7 years

Tony Fanfulla 0419 870 513 15 years

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David Carroll 0419 539 320 14 years

2457 Warburton Hwy, Yarra Junction

Rebecca Doolan 0401 832 068

Leah Bannerman 0448 924 266

Clare Morse Marketing Manager 10 years

Jenni Milne Licensed Agent 15 years

5966 2530

3407 Warburton Hwy, Warburton

Carly James Property Manager

Michelle Karanikich Property Manager

Nicky McDonald Property Management

Cassandra Darwall Property Management

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1090 Little Yarra Rd Three Bridges

$580,000 - $620,000

Peaceful Location on Approx. 2.5 Acres Get away from it all with this superb property situated in the glorious surrounds of Three Bridges and surrounded by large acreage the position is ideal. The home is all freshened up throughout offering 3 bedrooms, large open plan kitchen and a family size lounge/living area perfectly positioned to admire the acreage views. Sitting on approx. 2.5 acres with plenty of space and potential and with a picturesque creek lowing through the setting is perfect.

For weekend guests or teenagers there is a well itted out bungalow/studio and plenty of rustic shedding. A great lifestyle property positioned just a few minutes’ drive to Yarra Junction with all the hard work done just relax and enjoy.

Contact: David Carroll 0419 539 320 Inspection: Sat 1:00-1:30pm (Photo ID Required)

Launching Place

$540,000 - $590,000

24 William Crescent Woori Yallock

$500,000 - $550,000

Big family space on half an acre with great views

4 bedroom home on a lat 1/2 acre (approx.)

This beautiful property offers plenty of space for the growing family with just on half an acre to explore and enjoy. The home has 4 bedrooms and the bonus of 2 of the bedrooms with ensuites plus a main bathroom, spacious family/dining/meals area separate lounge room with wood heating and ducted heating throughout and a large open plan kitchen with loads of cupboard space.

Outside offers large lock up garage and studio, covered veranda, beautiful established gardens with a colourful array of lowering trees and shrubs.

This much loved family home consists of 4 bedrooms - all with BIR’s plus an ofice off the dining room, huge deck with access from both living areas. The huge lounge is warm and inviting with its ambient gas log fore for those cold winter days along with big windows to keep it light and bright. Outside you have a great half acre (approx) allotment plenty of room for the kids! Plenty of designated parking out front as well a single car carport and also a big storage shed.

Contact: David Carroll 0419 539 320

Contact: Leah Bannerman 0448 924 266 Inspection: Sat 11:00-11:30am (Photo ID Required)

8 Surman Ave Warburton

$435,000 - $475,000

Welcome Home!

This home has a certain warmth and appeal that will attract many. Situated on just under ½ acre of usable space, established gardens and a park life vibe you will be pleasantly surprised. Inside the attraction continues with 3 good size bedrooms, 2 with very generous built in robes. Many features throughout the home include high ceilings, sash windows, polished loorboards which are all lovely touches. The main bedroom has gorgeous big windows with access out onto a sunny deck. Located centrally is a super kitchen which is very open, plenty cupboards, bench space and the highlight of the kitchen is the Falcon oven which for the chefs of the house this will be appreciated, added bonus of a second upright oven and dishwasher.

Garage of 15.2m x 7.6m with 3 Phase power and water.

Contact: Rebecca Doolan 0401 832 068 Inspection: Sat 10:30-11:00am (Photo ID Required)

Michael Robinson 0418 505 635 30 years

Peter Robinson 0419 543 341 31 years

Sam Price 0438 795 190 7 years

Tony Fanfulla 0419 870 513 15 years

5967 1277

David Carroll 0419 539 320 14 years

2457 Warburton Hwy, Yarra Junction

Rebecca Doolan 0401 832 068

Leah Bannerman 0448 924 266

Clare Morse Marketing Manager 10 years

Jenni Milne Licensed Agent 15 years

5966 2530

3407 Warburton Hwy, Warburton

Carly James Property Manager

Michelle Karanikich Property Manager

Nicky McDonald Property Management

Cassandra Darwall Property Management

5964 2277 569 Warburton Hwy, Seville

Julianne Spendlove Administration

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Everything is here, you just need to make it shine. Situated on a quiet road, just out of the village of Millgrove you will find this 4 bedroom (or 3 plus study) home. Freshly carpeted and made comfortable for you to move in there is still plenty of scope for improvement.

Comprising: 3 Good sized bedrooms, 1 smaller Bedroom/study, open planned living, dining, kitchen, carport and large shed with concrete floor and power and a great sized block.This home will give you the opportunity to enter the home market with the ability to improve as you go along or offers you the chance to invest with a potential of $275.00 per week rental expectation. Call to inspect or attend our advertised open for inspection.

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The impressive views greet you the moment you walk through the front door into the bright open plan living zones, while also showcasing the spacious kitchen featuring Ceasar Stone benchtops and quality appliances. Flowing through to the large formal lounge room plus 3 generous sized bedrooms, 2nd living area and stylish family bathroom. Located at the other end of the home is the stunning master suite featuring a walk-through dressing room into a full ensuite that would impress the most astute buyer.

Relaxing in your Negative Edge Magna pool & spa with the captivating mountain views, you will be the envy of all your family and friends. Further enhancing your lifestyle is the fully integrated sound system throughout the home and the beautiful alfresco entertaining area. Only with an inspection can you truly appreciate this stunning 10 Acre property.

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Quality Home in a Spacious Setting!

Located only a short distance from Healesville’s bustling food and wine precinct, you will discover this quality brick townhouse that is nearing completion. Offering master bedroom with WIR and stylish ensiute, and BIR’s in the 2nd bedroom along with a stylish bathroom. Showcasing a well-equipped kitchen, large open dining area, separate lounge with gas ducted heating and split system heating & cooling. Boasting large outdoor entertaining areas, generous sized fully landscaped gardens and lock-up garages for your cars and storage, these homes are sure to impress the most astute buyer. Ideally set in a quiet area this setting will offer you the lifestyle you have been looking for.To ensure you don’t miss out call Gary today.

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Women step up to the palette

By Kath Gannaway Only five per cent of artists hanging in permanent galleries worldwide are women.

That’s a statistic that was too challenging to ignore, and which in fact, was inspirational for Warburton writer Lindy Schneider and photographer Angela Rivas.

On 1 June, Lindy and Angela launched a Pozible crowd funding campaign to create a book in words and pictures of 14 unique women artists.

‘From This Place - Inspiring Women Artists of The Upper Yarra Valley’ is a project started more than two years ago in what Lindy describes as a moment of shared inspiration.

“Both of us had an idea; we were curious as to why we lived among so many talented women artists and we wanted to find out why,” she explained.

“We wanted to elevate our fellow artists, to raise their profiles in a world where it is often hard to cut through.”

That was where the five per

cent statistic came to light - one of the most telling moments of their research.

They took the fact and decided to do something about it, starting in their own beautiful part of the world.

Their 14 women include painters and poets, potters and scenographers, sculptors and authors. Artists that have so many layers, that Lindy and Angela say it’s difficult to hold them to any one definition.

“These women are important, and their work matters,” Lindy said.

The names of many of the featured artists will be familiar to Yarra Valley residents - Belinda Rogers, Sioux Dollman, Marlee Nebauer, Jena Bedson, Maya Ward, Adrienne Kneebone, Kate Baker, Shlomit Moria, Indigo Perry, Gillian Farrow, Lucy Pierce, Jo Rothwell, Jenny Davis and Jeminah Alli Reidy.

The project which will launch in September is twofold comprising the hardcover From This Place Book of around 128

pages in full colour, and the From This Place Exhibition The Essence Portraits, featuring 14 large-scale portraits from the ‘essence’ shoot.

The exhibition will run for five weeks at the Upper Yarra Arts Centre in Warburton and at the Yarra Valley Regional Museum in Lilydale in December and January.

The women are pre-selling copies of the book, and seeking support via the Pozible campaign to create a book that matches the quality of the photographs and the stories.

Lindy said with generous support from Yarra Ranges Council and the Warburton and Yarra Junction Community Bank Branches the project had grown beyond their wildest dreams and that they were now reaching out to the wider community.

Visit www.fromthisplace. net for more information on the authors and artists, and https:// pozible.com/project/from-thisplace-book-exhibition to support the project.

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Talented musician Anthony Albrecht.

There will be another concert just down the road on Wednesday 5 July at 7pm, at the Melbourne Rudolf Steiner Seminar, 37A Wellington Park Drive, Warranwood.

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Woody’s World is wild

By Derek Schlennstedt Imagine a teddy bears' picnic at Woodstock, hosted by the Muppets and Dr Seuss - welcome to Woody’s World - now you can have a chance to be part of it all.

Woody, from the highly popular Woody’s World is undertaking a new project and offering free ukulele sessions at various libraries located around the Yarra Ranges.

The multi-talented musician is running free ‘Come and Play Days’ in July for the whole family to enjoy and is also running an eight-week course for children and parents to learn together in Healesville and Yarra Junction.

Woody has often performed with his own children/family/ friends, and draws on his experiences as a musician and teacher.

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of Music and Drama research scholar but returns to Australia regularly for performances with Pinchgut Opera and the Australian Haydn Ensemble.

This talented young musician has recorded for ABC Classics and VIA Records (New York City).

In his busy ‘Bach to Bush’ tour of the east coast he is scheduled to visit nearly 30 different venues, mainly rural and regional, where he finds audiences particularly receptive.

He is especially looking forward to performing in Olinda, where his great-uncle lives, and Healesville, where he has friends. He has a soft spot for the Yarra Valley and Ranges.

On Sunday 2 July at 2pm Albrecht will perform at Cosmediclinic, 59 HealesvilleKooweerup Road, Healesville.

On Tuesday 4 July at 7pm the venue is Olinda Hall, corner of Olinda-Monbulk and The Georgian Road.

orating with my own kids who have often come on tour.”

The Come and Play Days are free 45-minute sessions running at local libraries where children can learn the basic of playing a ukulele.

But these sessions aren’t just restricted to children - parents are encouraged to come along too.

“The ukulele is a great starting instrument,” he said.

“It has a bright happy sound, four strings so there’s not too much effort and concentration and you can come up with a variety of songs.”

“I really want it to be for kids and parents and the idea is that parents are learning with their kids, so they can take the idea home and create a culture around music playing at home.”

The come and play days are only a taster though, and Woody is also running an eight-week long paid course that will further develop ukulele skills and

Woody from Woody's World is holding free ukulele classes at various locations around the Yarra Ranges. teach melody, rhythm, chord progressions and more.

The first Come and Play Days will be held in Montrose, 3 July, at 11am, followed by Yarra Junction on 4 July, at 2pm, followed by Lilydale on 5 July, at 11am, and Healesville on 10 July, at 1pm.

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Classical music lovers along the route of cellist Anthony Albrecht’s ‘Bach to Bush’ tour are in for a treat.

The mellifluous tones of a quality cello are hard to beat, especially in the hands of an accomplished musician.

In his two-hour concerts Albrecht performs selections from J.S. Bach’s stunning suites for solo cello, interspersed with other short, early works for the instrument.

He also talks about his life as a musician and why the music he plays is such an invaluable part of our culture.

“I endeavour to play the cello as it would have been played in Baroque times,” says Albrecht, who grew up in Newcastle, NSW, and won a prestigious scholarship to participate in the Julliard School’s Historical Performance program.

He is currently based in London as a Guildhall School

Transformers: The Last Knight is an interminable slog of a film by Michael Bay, one of Hollywood’s worst directors.

The driving conflict, which involves a lazy mash-up of a rogue planet approaching Earth with Arthurian legends, is very vague and progresses with a punishing lack of threat or urgency.

Returning from 2014’s Transformers: Age of Extinction, Mark Wahlberg fails to deliver his normally dependable sardonic charisma, helm-

ing a cast of flat, one-note characters.

Mediocre popcorn filmmakers like Guy Ritchie, Paul W.S. Anderson and even Zack Snyder have some redeeming qualities in their films, but Michael Bay really is a talentless hack.

Bay has always valued grand, explosion-filled spectacle, but he cannot properly structure action in this movie.

The battle sequences in The Last Knight are severely cluttered, over-edited and broken up by laboured, out-ofplace gags.

Though somewhat toned down from his previous Transformers films, The Last Knight

is still full of Bay’s bad habits: inconsistent tone, lazy stereotypes, blatant objectification of women and hyperactive, unfocused direction.

The scant highlights are Sir Anthony Hopkins, who is clearly having a blast as an eccentric scenery-chewing historian, and young actress Isabela Moner’s earnest, starmaking performance as a brave homeless girl.

Sloppy and intensely boring, Transformers: The Last Knight may be the worst film of 2017, if only for the fact that I didn’t have to fight to stay awake during Fifty Shades Darker.

- Seth Hynes

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By Cameron Hutchison AFL YARRA RANGES Round 10 and the race to the finals has begun.

Olinda and Wandin are sharing top spot with Healesville only two points behind in third.

Woori Yallock have a six-point buffer on Upwey in fifth and Mount Evelyn are four points behind in sixth.

Seville and Belgrave are still holding onto top spot with Yarra Glen in third, one game behind.

Powelltown are only one game behind Yarra Glen in fourth but two wins clear of Alexandra in fifth.

Kinglake are still an outside chance to make the final five, one game behind Alexandra.

Netball Division 1: Olinda are one and a half games clear of Wandin in top spot and unlikely to lose that position, Wandin are half a game clear of Woori Yallock in third.

Monbulk Hawks are two games behind Woori Yallock in fourth with Warburton another game behind in fifth.

Division 2: Belgrave have a hold on top spot and are unlikely to drop from that mantle.

Yarra Glen is two wins behind in second with Yarra Junction a further game behind in third.

Powelltown are half a game behind Yarra Junction in fourth with Yea another half a game behind in fifth.

Kinglake are making a charge and are only half a game out of the five.

The Under 18s has Emerald and Mount Evelyn sharing top spot with Wandin only one game behind in third.

Healesville sit fourth, one-anda-half games behind Wandin with Upwey one and a half games behind Healesville in fifth.

Warburton-Millgrove and Woori Yallock shares sixth spot, one game behind Upwey with Gembrook in eighth position.

Monbulk still have a chance to make the final eight as do Yarra Glen.

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Division 1 Seniors Football Healesville 14.12(96) d Gembrook Cockatoo 8.5(53) Healesville travelled to Gembrook on Saturday and came away with a win, keeping them in third position.

They got off to a good start kicking five goals to two in the first. They held Gembrook goalless in the second quarter and increased their lead to 36 points at half-time. Healesville kicked another 4.1 to 2 goals in the third term and had control. Gembrook outscored Healesville in the last, kicking 4.3 to 3.3 but the game was all over really at half-time.

Healesville Best: N. Mende, D. Plozza, N. Aldridge (4 goals), A. Davies (2 goals), S. Gordon (5 goals), A. Fraraccio.

Gembrook-Cockatoo Best: D. Welsh (2 goals), D. Leversha, R. Causer, S. Martin, S. Gramc (1 goal), P. Gramc.

Monbulk 21.17(143) d Emerald 9.10(64) Monbulk have skipped away from Emerald with a big win on Saturday.

Upwey-Tecoma came out firing in its milestone match.

Emerald started off slow, kicking 2.4 to 6.3 in the first and was behind by 23 points at quarter time.

Monbulk increased the pressure in the second term, kicking 5.4 to 2.3 to have a commanding lead of 42 points at half-time.

They continued with a massive 6.8 third quarter to only 1.1 and the game was all over at three-quarter time. Both sides kicked four goals in the last but Monbulk were just too strong all over the ground in the end.

Monbulk Best: M. Langworthy (4 goals), S. Williams, J. Schille (1 goal), S. Van Seters (1 goal), D. Salan (3 goals), S. Gough.

Emerald Best: L. Sheppard, D. Karacsonyi, J. Donders, B. Wilson, M. Dompietro, T. Wilson.

Wandin 19.12(126) d Mount Evelyn 16.9(105) Mount Evelyn was unable to chalk up a win over Wandin this season. The opening quarter was even with Wandin only holding a four-point lead at quarter time. Wandin got the break in the second, kicking 5.3 to 3.1 and they were in front by 18 points at half-time.

Another massive third quarter by both sides had Wandin kicking seven goals to six. Mount Evelyn just could not find a way to make any inroads into Wandin’s lead. Wandin’s accuracy was under question in the last kicking 2.6 to 3.2 but they still came away with bragging rights at the end of the day.

Wandin Best: S. Dwyer (10 goals), B. Harvey, R. Ross (1 goal), J. Byrne, D. Hirst, M. Polkinghorne (2 goals).

Mount Evelyn Best: D. Wootton, M. Gibbons, J. Fellows, D. Kift, S. Martin (1 goal), B. Doyle.

Olinda Ferny Creek 13.23(101) d Warburton Millgrove 3.4(22) Olinda Ferny Creek completely dominated Warburton-Millgrove on Saturday. It was a slow start for both sides in the first with only four goals being kicked but Olinda still had a 19-point lead at quarter time. They increased that lead to 25 points at halftime and always looked in control.

Warburton-Millgrove failed to kick a goal after half time but Olinda kicked another seven majors. Their only con-

cern is that they also kicked 13 behinds and come finals time that will need to be rectified.

Olinda Ferny Creek Best: M. Hottes (2 goals), L. Hill (1 goal), T. Millwood (1 goal), J. Wallis, B. Cooling, H. Greenall (1 goal)..

Warburton-Millgrove Best: D. Morris, P. Hay, T. Marr, R. Humphrey, T. Walker (1 goal), J. Walker.

Upwey Tecoma 10.11(71) d Woori Yallock 5.13(43) Upwey-Tecoma have put themselves one game clear in fifth after a come from behind win over Woori Yallock on Saturday. Woori Yallock got the early lead, kicking 3.3 to 1.1 in the first and a 14-point lead at quarter time. Scoring was low in the second quarter with both sides only managing one major apiece. Upwey had more scoring shots but could not get the ball through the big sticks and the deficit was now reduced to 11 points. Woori Yallock were relentless in front of goal in the third quarter but Upwey held them to 1.7 while they kicked 3.2 and the lead was certainly a gettable four points in Woori’s favour going into the last. An injury to Woori’s R. Allen worked in Upwey’s favour as their forwards could find some space. Upwey turned it on in the last and kicked away with 5.4 to Woori Yallock’s two behinds to come away with a big win by 28 points.

Upwey-Tecoma Best: B. Duncan, L. Burke (1 goal), D. Devers, J. Hackett (2 goals), H. Stanley.

Woori Yallock Best: L. Boontjes, J. Adams, B. Arnold, R. Allen, K. Thompson, J. Matthews.

Division 2 Seniors Football Belgrave 19.13(127) d Alexandra 17.10(112) Belgrave have survived a last quarter challenge from Alexandra to stay on top of the ladder. Belgrave got off to an early lead kicking 5.5 to 2.3 and earning a 20-point buffer at quarter time.

Alexandra fought back in the second term kicking 6.2 to 3.3, reducing the lead to nine points at the main break and leaving Belgrave with some work to do at half-time. The third quarter was tight and tough with Belgrave kicking

4.3 to 2.4 and they had increased their lead to 14 points at three-quarter time, at this point it looked like they were going to go on with it. The last quarter was one of the best quarters seen this season. Alexandra took the lead with about eight minutes to go but could not hold back the fast finishing Belgrave.

It was a goal feast with twelve goals being kicked come the final siren.

Belgrave Best: J. Brown (1 goal), Y. Curtis (2 goals), N. Somervaille, J. Webb (2 goals), J. McDermott (1 goal), M. Johnson (2 goals).

Alexandra Best: L. Ragg (1 goal), J. Brereton, C. Tranter (2 goals), B. Norris (5 goals), S. Woollard, J. Purcell.

Kinglake 20.14(134) def Yea 9.6(60) Kinglake sit in sixth position and now one game clear of Yea and only one game out of the final five after a big 74-point win on Saturday. They got off to a good start kicking 5.4 to 2.0 to take a 22-point lead at quarter-time.

Both sides put on four goals in the second and the lead had only increased to 24 points at half-time. Kinglake looked in control and they showed it by coming out after half time and holding Yea to only three goals for the second half while kicking 11 themselves. Kinglake now get ready to take on Yarra Glen next week.

Kinglake Best: B. Robinson (6 goals), B. White (1 goal), L. White (1 goal), D. Morrison, L. Hannah, J. Crowe (3 goals).

Yea Best: R. Aldous (1 goal), D. O’Dwyer, J. Ryan, C. Evans, D. Webb (2 goals), P. Evans (1 goal).

Yarra Glen 21.13(139) d Thornton Eildon 6.6(42) Yarra Glen have notched up their seventh win for the season after a solid performance against Thornton-Eildon on Saturday. They got off to a flyer kicking eight goals to two and had a 40-point lead at quarter-time. They held Thornton goalless in the second quarter but kicked five straight to take a 69-point lead into the main break.

Another 5.4 to 2.4 third quarter and the game was well and truly over. Things slowed down in the last and only five goals were kicked, however the result

was already settled.

Yarra Glen Best: L. Telford (4 goals), A. Smith, K. Hudson (1 goal), R. Gurney, R. McDermott (4 goals), J. Marks.

Thornton Eildon Best: J. Dickson, D. Creed, Z. King (1 goal), B. Wratten, J. Ashby, B. Lindsay (2 goals).

Powelltown 14.6(90) d Yarra Junction 10.15(75) Powelltown have consolidated their spot in fourth position after a win on Saturday. Powelltown got the jump on Junction in the first quarter kicking five goals to one and taking a handy 23-point lead into quarter time. Yarra Junction fought back in the second kicking 3.3 to 1.2 and clawed the deficit back to 10 points at half-time. Powelltown relaunched in the third term, kicking away again with a four goal to two quarter and it was up to Yarra Junction to pull something out of the bag. Powelltown had different ideas and kicked another four goals in the last to come away with a toughed out 15-point win in the end.

Powelltown Best: J. Rohan, J. Moore, M. McArthur (1 goal), M. McLaughlin, N. Moody (1 goal), L. Walker.

Yarra Junction Best: T. Boxell (1 goal), T. Armstrong, L. Ward, L. McCombe (4 goals), P. Cubbin, A. Chandler.

Seville - Bye. Under 18s Football Warburton Millgrove 10.11(71) d Yarra Glen 5.6(36) Gembrook-Cockatoo drew with Healesville.

Emerald 9.12(66) d Monbulk 7.4(46) Mt Evelyn 14.9(93) d Wandin 8.3(51) Upwey Tecoma 11.10(76) d Woori Yallock 2.4(16) Division 1 A Grade Netball Woori Yallock 64 def Upwey Tecoma 39 Woori Yallock Best: Casey Barnes, Shannon Bailey, Sarah Hogan (12 goals).

Upwey-Tecoma Best: Kaylea McQuade, Bianca Moffatt, Angela Wuttke (14 goals).

Healesville 62 d Gembrook Cockatoo 29 Healesville Best: Rebecca Mills, Lauren Rogers, Georgia Ford.

Gembrook Cockatoo Best: Jemah Mc Inerney, Alisha Fitzgerald (15 goals), Jessica Mitchell.

Monbulk Hawks 68 d Emerald 24 Monbulk Hawks Best: Olivia McPherson, Nicole MacDowell (7 goals), Lauren Byrnes (51 goals).

Emerald Best: Nancy Te Whata (14 goals), Sally Rush, Sarah Bertram.

Wandin 47 d Mount Evelyn 27 Wandin Best: Carly McDonnell (18 goals), Tayissa Coppinger, Tayla Harris.

Mount Evelyn Best: Kaitlyn Black, Georgia Marsh (13 goals), Hannah Urquhart.

Olinda Ferny Creek 61 d Warburton Millgrove 41 Olinda Ferny Creek Best: Krista Tomlinson, Madison Taylor, Georgia Martin.

Warburton Millgrove Best: Bianca Daniels, Briannon Dodd, Serena Gibbs.

Division 2 A Grade Netball Belgrave 87 d Alexandra 25 Belgrave Best: Jessica Brady, Kalen Winters, Lauren Bennett (43 goals).

Alexandra Best: Ellie Hedger (18 goals), Caitlin Haggis (6 goals).

Yea 38 d Kinglake 36 Yea Best: Brooke Lloyd, Bridget O’Dwyer, Chelsea Spagnolo.

Kinglake Best: Jade White (15 goals), Mandy Bell, Taryn Smith.

Yarra Glen 62 d Thornton Eildon 29 Yarra Glen Best: Prue Purdey, Stacey Moate, Georgia Taylor (33 goals).

Thornton Eildon Best: Kayla Bowcher, Alesha Davison, Ashleigh Creighton (9 goals).

Powelltown 42 d Yarra Junction 41 Powelltown Best: Kylie Hetherington, Jessica Coffey, Samantha Murty (14 goals).

Yarra Junction Best: Jessica Sweet, Indiya Bosen (20 goals), Ashley Ula (4 goals).

Seville - Bye.

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Chris Fall hits a real purple patch WARBURTON GOLF WEDNESDAY Par: Riding on a ‘purple patch of form’, Chris Fall won the day with an impressive +3. Fuzzy’s handicap has shrunk some seven shots in the last couple of months! The day’s runner-up was Steuart Hawke with +1. The balls went down to -1. NTPs were won by Ossie McClay on the 9th and Ian Garside for his 2nd shot on the 10th.

SATURDAY Stableford: The club’s most successful junior, Angus Smith, gathered 37 points to win the day. Angus’s handicap has now reduced to 21, so watch out all B Graders when the Club Championships come up in Time to reminisce ... "Remember that game when the mud was up to our knees ...." 169917_01

Burras’ memor y As part of this season’s 50 Year Anniversary Celebrations for the WarburtonMillgrove Football Netball Club (19672016), the Reunion Function for the first decade of the Club, 1967-1976, will be held at the home ground, the Mac Sparke Oval, on Saturday 1 July.

The club will be playing Healesville.

All past players, officials and members from that decade are invited to the Burras Supporters’ Club Function at half-time of the senior football game.

Guest speaker will be past player, Ian Symons, who played in the first ever

senior game of the Warburton-Millgrove Football Club against Yarra Junction in 1967.

The club looks forward to another enjoyable get-together as part of its 50 Year Reunion celebrations.

Special thanks to John Winzer and John ‘Puddles’ Purdie for providing interesting and some humorous insights into the 1977-1986 decade.

The 50 Year Anniversary Gala Reunion Function will be held on Saturday 19 August at the Warburton-Millgrove Sports Club at 7pm.

Bookings are essential as limited seating available.

During the function, the club’s first ever Hall of Fame Inductees will be announced.

Also, the Best Ever Netball Team since 2005 will be announced.

For further details, visit: www.burras. com.au, contact Steve Noonan on 0408 989 567, steve.noonan@yvv.com.au; or Garry Lewis 0407 540 234, lewisgg@ bigpond.com.

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November. The runner-up was Hatty Senior, just pipped with 36 points.

The ball rundown extended to 32, but on a countback, so check the running sheet. Peter Fox snared an NTP on the 9th, but in a rare treat, Grand-daddy Kennedy won not 2, but 3 NTPs. They were secured on the 3rd, 5th and 15th. A great day’s work, P.K.!

Members need to note that, from now on, the runner-up prize on Saturdays will be a meal voucher for the Friday night or Sunday lunch meals; and what yummy meals they are (might be better to play for runner-up than outright winner from now on!).

Host of medal wins

By Jamie Strudley YARRA RANGES ATHLETICS Ruffey Lake, Doncaster was the venue for the Eastern Metro Region Cross Country Championships on Saturday.

Yarra Ranges Athletics sent an enthusiastic team to the championships which qualifies athletes for the State championships to be held in July.

Some outstanding performances from Yarra Ranges club athletes resulted in several individual and team medals.

Georgia Laven, Maddie Laven and Kiara Flavel all secured gold

medals, while Indie Linde earned a silver medal and Tiara Willis a bronze in their respective races.

Team medals were earned by an excited Under 9 Girls team and the Under 12s Boys teams.

Full results will be available online.

The next round of Saturday morning cross country will be on Saturday 1 July at Margaret Lewis Reserve.

The annual club handicap event is always a lot of fun, so be there early to learn you time advantage.

The club welcomes all athletes of any age or ability.

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CRYPTIC PUZZLE NO. 7479 - SOLUTIONS Across - 1, Slap-dash. 6, Span (rev). 8, Ages (anag). 9, L-i-ngerie. 10, Strap (rev). 11, S-cream. 13, Si-len-t. 15, Matter. 17, Spa-red. 19, Rapi-d. 22, Pa-rdon me. 23, Hist. 24, Peke (anag). 25, Seno-rita.

Down - 2, Light. 3, Passage. 4, (tot)ally. 5, Hands-o-me.

6, Sheer. 7, An-I’m-a-te. 12, Stud-ents. 14, In p-lace. 16, Tea-cher. 18, Rid-ge. 20, I-n-s-e-t. 21, Be-a-n.

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ACROSS Bird (8) Intend (4) Light (4) Out of date (8) Peculiar (5) Halt (6) Fish (6) Of course (6) Loll (6) Fear (5) Ruffian (8) Metal (4) Breather (4) Sled (8)

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Quick Clues

QUICK PUZZLE NO. 7479 - SOLUTIONS Across - 1, Pheasant. 6, Mean. 8, Lamp 9, Obsolete. 10, Weird. 11, Arrest. 13, Minnow. 15, Indeed. 17, Sprawl.

19, Dread. 22, Hooligan. 23, Iron. 24, Rest. 25, Toboggan.

Down - 2, Heave. 3, Aspirin. 4, Avon. 5 Tasmania. 6, Molar. 7, Artiste. 12, Twilight. 14, Implore. 16, Darling.

18, Allot. 20, Aroma. 21, Snub.

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