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Consultation fail By Kath Gannaway Community members of the Haining Farm Redevelopment Working Group (HFRWG) are urging Don Valley residents to back them in calling on Environment Minister Lily D’Ambrosio to intervene on the future of Haining Farm.
They claim the online Community Engagement Report designed to gauge support for four different proposals was skewed in a last-minute email blitz by Zoos Victoria and other environment groups encouraging members to vote for wildlife habitat. The future use of the government-
owned farm which is currently run as a dairy farm has been the subject of a seven-month consultation run by the Department of Environment, Land, Water and Planning following a plan to revegetate the 59-hectare property as part of the Yellingbo Conservation Area.
The HRFWG also included representatives of the Yellingbo Co-ordinating Committee, the CFA, Parks Victoria with a Zoos Victoria representative as an adviser and Cr Jim Child as a local community member. In a joint letter dated 4 September, DELWP and Parks Victoria advised
the Haining Working Group that a decision had been made which would see 42 hectares revegetated to provide habitat for two of Victoria’s threatened species, the helmeted honeyeater and the lowland Leadbeater’s possum. Continued on page 3
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Caravan park steps up By Kath Gannaway After almost two years of vital but largely hidden infrastructure improvements, Warburton Holiday Park celebrated their achievements with the opening of their new visitor reception and kiosk centre. The building replaces the tiny space that greeted visitors over many years with a spacious and functional building which also includes a top floor of accommodation for the owners, Simon Edwards and David Pratt and their families. The building was officially opened on Wednesday, 13 September, by Eildon MP, Cindy McLeish. Following a tour of the building, Mr Edwards welcomed guests including Ms McLeish, Yarra Ranges O’Shannassy Ward representative Cr Jim Child, Yarra Ranges Council CEO Glenn Patterson and Warburton Advancement League president Jeff Gill. Mr Edwards said a lot had been achieved in the 646 days since he and David took over, including a change of name from Warburton Caravan Park. “It’s been an important time for us to reflect on what we have been achieving here,” he said. “We have been really trying to pull together our vision of what we would like this caravan park to be and what a great tourist asset it could be for the area.” He said there had been a flurry of activity over the nearly two years, with upgrading essential below-ground infrastructure as well as two new toilet blocks, a new camp kitchen and security boomgates. The guests' new reception building represents the major investment so far, providing better facilities for visitors and for staff.
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when the results started to spike dramatically in favour of the return to wildlife option after the emails went out late in June. Mr Houlihan said the results were originally swinging towards the option that was favoured by the Don Valley community until Zoos Victoria put out their call to hundreds of thousands of Friends of the Zoos and staff members and votes started coming in from all over Australia. Ms Stanley said the group responded by putting forward a 50/50 compromise plan that they say would have provided habitat for the endangered species and to retain the farm activities. “The goal it would appear from the outset was to discontinue dairying, to revegetate the site, create wetlands by altering the hydrology to create ripanian woodlands, making a new and
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dations, DELWP and Parks Victoria “are the decision makers”. DELWP defended the Zoos Victoria/environment groups campaign saying as Haining Farm is a part of Victoria’s parks estate and the concepts relate to two of Victoria’s endangered state emblems, it was appropriate that the engagement process captured a range of views. “We have accounted for the different types of interest of those that provided feedback, by breaking down the results to ensure the views of those within 10 kilometres of Haining Farm have been identified separately to those that live outside the local area. “This is detailed in the engagement report that is publicly available on the Engage Victoria (https://engage.vic.gov.au/yellingboconservationarea ). In response to claims of
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‘Pretend’ consultation faces real criticism From front page “The results of the community engagement process clearly demonstrated that the local community is supportive of the site continuing to be used as a dairy farm, while the broader community was supportive of the site providing habitat for two of Victoria’s threatened species,” the letter advised. It said of the more than 2300 people who responded to the survey on the DEWLP site, around 80 per cent supported the proposal to provide habitat for the threatened species. Spokesperson for the Don Valley Community members of the HFRWG, Cassandra Stanley, along with Rick Houlihan, who represented the Yarra Waterways Group on the Group, say while there had been many constructuive and informative meetings they saw the writing on the wall
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Between 4.30pm, Friday 15 September and 7.45am, Saturday 16 September vandals gained entry to Yarra Junction Primary School and took items from a construction zone located on the school premises. Construction works are currently underway at the school, and it is believed the vandals gained entry and then stole door fittings, toilet fittings, hand dryers and a basin. Anyone with information about the offences or anyone who observed any suspicious activity in the area is urged to contact Yarra Ranges CIU on 9739 2300.
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Animal Aid in the Yarra Ranges is ready to leap into festive mode with its upcoming Spring Celebration. Plenty of fun family activities, all helping to showcase the fine work of Animal Aid, have been planned for the event on Sunday, 24 September, from 11.30am to 2.30pm. The special day will include a chance for guests to meet adoption animals, as well as enjoy some live entertainment, face-painting and tours of the facility. Make the most of the fun through entering the pet competitions, or receive valuable pet advice. So, don’t forget to bring along your furry friend. Animal Aid is at 35 Killara Road, Coldstream. Phone 9739 0300. Pictured is ‘Petey’ with Elle Ammann. 172528 Picture: ROB CAREW
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Tops in conser vation By Kath Gannaway Conservation work at Coranderrk in Healesville has been recognised at the Victorian Landcare Awards. Wandoon Estate Aboriginal Corporation was awarded the Australian Government Partnerships for Landcare Award at a ceremony at Government House on 7 September. Member for Northern Victoria Jaclyn Symes said the annual awards acknowledged the work of community land carers, groups and members for their endeavours in conserving and improving Victoria’s diverse landscape. Coranderrk in Barak Lane, Healesville, was an Aboriginal Reserve of almost 5000 acres from 1863 until its forced closure in 1924. In 1998 the Indigenous Land Corporation (ILC) purchased 80 hectares of the original property and handed it to Wandoon Estate. Through the endeavour of Wandoon Estate members, volunteers, Yarra Ranges Council and partnerships with organisations such as Melbourne Water, Port Phillip and Westernport CMA, Friends of the Helmeted Honeyeater and the ILC, work has progressed towards rejuvenating Coranderrk as a working farm, providing habitat for native fauna and as a place to bring Wurundjeri people together on Country. The award was accepted by Wandoon representatives, Wurundjeri people Jacqui Wandin and David Wandin. Ms Wandin said the award recognised the value of people working together.
Wandoon Estate's Jacqui Wandin and Uncle Dave Wandin from Narrap Land Management with Coranderrk project partners. “By planting corridors of plants to help the helmeted honeyeater, that helps us manage the water and grazing (cattle) to help with turnover for our rates,” Ms Wandin said. “We are introducing more native grasses and about to start direct seeding of kangaroo grasses, instead of planting seedlings.” The citation spoke of the value of partnerships, saying the Wurundjeri people through the Narrap land management team, had enabled people to be employed and gain new skills while working on traditional Country. The judges described the proj-
ect as innovative with powerful partnerships that were “an outstanding example of leadership in Indigenous natural resource management that is delivering tangible, on-ground outcomes as well as social and economic values”. Ms Wandin said the event was overwhelming. “With anything to do with recognition for Coranderrk, I am thinking of the old people every time,” she said. “I never want their work to be forgotten; they started it and we are here to continue it for them so they know they didn’t do it for nothing.”
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Yarra Glen is delighted to welcome its first ever dentist to town – Dr Kathleen Walsh. A former Yarra Glen local of 15 years, who is also a Dr Kathleen Walsh Rachael O’Rourke mother of 5 children. Dr Kathleen is highly experienced in every aspect of dentistry from treating young children to placing crowns and implants. She also loves to look after people in pain and has a very gentle and calm approach. Our aim is to provide dental care to people of the Yarra Valley without them having to travel outside of town and be a source of support and education in the prevention of dental disease. Did you know that Yarra Glen is not fluoridated! Fluoride keeps your teeth hard and strong. Come and have a check up today and experience our brand new surrounds! We welcome our delightful new Practice Manager Rachael O’Rourke who joined us in August to replace Amanda who has gone on maternity leave!
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By Kath Gannaway More than 50 people attended the Yarra Valley Law and Order Forum hosted by Eildon MP Cindy McLeish and Evelyn MP Christine Fyffe at Woori Yallock on Thursday, 16 September. Shadow Attorney-General John Pesutto and Shadow Minister for Corrections, Police and Community Safety Edward O’Donohue fielded questions around youth offending, failings of the justice system, plea-bargaining, jails, drugs, mental health, accountability, re-building respect for authority, police resources and local crime. Former Victorian Police Commissioner, Kel Glare, also spoke, defending the Police In Schools Program he introduced in 1989, but which was ditched in 2006. “It is essential to get kids early and educate them as good citizens,� he said. He was also critical of VicPol’s approach to dealing with situations which he described as reactive and risk averse. “The troops on the ground are working their backsides off, but are hamstrung at every turn; they are no longer allowed to make decisions on the street,� he said. He said VicPol had become so risk averse that officers were scared to act and the hierarchy scared to make a mistake. A retired Yarra Valley police sergeant supported Mr Glare’s call for a return to the Police in Schools Program, saying it built respect for the law. He also urged Mr Pesutto and Mr O’Donohue to look at reform of victim restitution legislation to make court orders enforceable and send messages of accountability and deterrence. The impact of drug manufacturing, dealing, and using, was a recurring theme. “With druggies, when do they go from becoming law-breakers to becoming victims,� one audience member asked. He lamented the lack of discipline available to parents and others in charge of children, calling for a return of corporal punishment. Jeff, a member of a volunteer-run urban rehabilitation program, argued for more drug rehabili-
World events herald the near return of Christ as promised in the Bible. Christ will rid the earth of all its problems and will reign as King over all nations. Learn more by sending for free booklet “Christ is Coming� Yarra Valley Christadelphians PO Box 516 Yarra Glen 3775 Email: yvc@iprimus.com.au 12360433-LB34-17
Former Victorian Police Commissioner Kel Glare addresses the forum. MPs Cindy McLeish, Christine Fyffe, John Pesutto and Edward O'Donohue looking on. 173024 Picture: KATH GANNAWAY tation funding. “We know a high percentage of people in jail have been drug-affected and of the scourge of ICE in the Yarra Valley,� he said. He said the program, which got no government funding, was cost effective, working ‘quite well’ but that funding was too hard to get for such programs. He also spoke of the impact of mental health on crime, saying a huge percentage of people entering drug rehabilitation have severe trauma backgrounds that have gone untreated. Accounts were given, and concerns raised about the lack of police response in the Yarra Ranges, with a strong view that the region is under-resourced. “What do you think (former Victorian Premier) Henry Bolte would do if he were here today?� someone asked.
Then answered her own question to enthusiastic applause ... “He would be tough, hardnosed and make decisions ... and he would not be politically-correct. “He would ensure people of Victoria worked and lived in a state that was safe.� Among a number of policies put forward under the Coalition’s Law and Order plan are a high-security youth detention facility for violent youth criminals, reinstating Neighbourhood Watch funding and giving victims access to criminals’ superannuation. New offences would include two-years’ jail minimum for ramming a police vehicle, and scrapping cash payments for scrap metal. The forum is part of a Victoria-wide Coalition campaign ahead of the 2018 State Election set for Saturday, 24 November, 2018.
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Sandy and her family have been living and working in the Yarra Valley for nearly 31 years. 20 Years of that time has been devoted to listing and selling Real Estate where she was regularly in the top 4 salespeople in Victoria and also received a Gold Medal industry award as recognition of her ability. Sandy has attended many conferences and courses over the years and continues to update her skills and abilities which she attributes to her Real Estate success. Sandys’ drive and philosophy of ethics and honesty in dealing with all aspects of Real Estate has earned her the respect of both vendors and purchasers alike. Some vendors have returned to Sandy, many times, to experience more of the same ‘down to earth’ attitude and being success driven, they also know she will achieve the best possible price, with the least amount of stress and effort to the vendor. Being an independent Licensed Agent allows her to list and sell in all areas. Sandy is more than happy to chat with you about your Real Estate needs and concerns. You can contact her on her mobile 0402 260 364 or 5967 2001. Centrally located at 2874 Warburton Hwy Wesburn.
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Yarra Valley Floors has been located in the main street of Lilydale for over 25 years and for all that time it has been moving with the latest trends in floorcoverings for the residents of Lilydale & Yarra Valley. Now the baton has been passed to new owners “Steve & Lyn” they have both been involved in the floorcovering industry for over 40 years in various locations around Melbourne & Victoria. There is no floorcovering challenge that Steve hasn’t seen before whether, it’s domestic or small commercial installations so bring in your plans and Steve will work with you to find the best possible solution for your situation. Call in and see Steve with your plans if you are building a new home or renovating, no job too big no job too small no matter the size you will still receive the same personalised service that has become the hallmark of Yarra Valley Floors over the past 25 years. There is a wide range of materials available today from traditional carpets to vinyl and laminate now also the very “On Trend” timber which is an amazing and beautiful way to showcase your home. Lyn has been an interior designer for a number of years and can assist with your colour selections and make recommendation’s based on the room size and aspect to help you achieve the look that you are trying for this includes recommendation’s for paint and colours. Do yourself a favour and call in and see “Steve & Lyn” for a fantastic range and pleasant shopping experience.
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A rare breed By Kath Gannaway Yarra Valley audiences are in for a rare treat when KawabataGo Piano Duo perform at The Memo in Healesville on Sunday, 24 September. Melbourne-born pianist, now living in Finland, Aura Go, and Tamoe Kawabata, who came to Australia from Japan 15 years ago, will be playing some of the most beautiful music written for the special medium of piano for four hands. Originally a domestic form of entertainment, pre-radio and television people would sit around the piano and play duets. “The music we are playing elevates that medium far beyond the domestic,” Ms Go said. Along with pieces by Mozart, Schumann and Schubert, Ms Go said they will be playing ‘Cahier sonore’, a piece by Japanese composer, Miyoshi. “It’s a really beautiful, elegant and sophisticated suite for four-hand that audiences will really love and which is very rarely performed in Australia.” Hearing a four-hand piano recital live is quite rare in itself, and while people may have
Tomoe Kawabata and Aura Go are masters of piano for four hands. Picture: SARAH WALKER heard some of the music on recording, hearing it in a live concert is a really special thing. Ms Go said Kawabata-Go Piano Duo would thrill seasoned lovers of classical music, but was also a perfect introduction to classical with beautiful and instantly appealing music. “Live music is where the magic happens,” she said. She said she and Tamoe are especially looking forward to playing in Healesville. “My experience of playing
to rural audiences is that there is a real hunger for more classical performances,” she said. “The reception is so warm and audiences so enthusiastic and attentive ... it’s a very rewarding experience.” Kawabata-Go Piano Due is on at 2pm at The Memo, Healesville with a free preshow talk at 1pm. People under 26 enjoy free admission under Yarra Ranges Council’s A Minor Tix program. To book, visit www.culturetracks.info or call 1300 368 333.
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Spring into it for this fair Winter is gone and it’s time to celebrate all things springtime at the Yarra Valley Ecoss Spring Fair in Wesburn. The spring fair on Sunday, 24 September, is a festival of eco activities, inspirational talks, craft, workshops, tours and local ethical food, along with products and creations at
the Earth Market stalls. Activities include a beekeeping display, tours, refugee information, fascinating talks, a tiny homes display, the inaugural art competition, biodynamic composting, straw bale and Nia workshops, live music featuring Little Giants, Phoebe like the Moon, Kofi, and Tinman. There
will be plenty for the kids too with face painting, clay play, make a spring flower crown or a fairy garden terrarium, and more. The Ecoss Spring Fair is on from 10am to 4pm at Yarra Valley ECOSS Environment Park, 711 Old Warburton Road, Wesburn. Admission $5, children under 15 free.
A feast of talent Celtic Illusion offers some of the fastest taps in the world as the dancers’ thunderous rhythm fills the stage in perfect unison. Celtic Illusion made its Australian premiere in 2011 and has played to sell out audiences across the country, in New Zealand in 2016 and is headed for Hong Kong later this year. Meanwhile, Anthony is looking forward to presenting the show in his home-town. “It’s a family show for all ages,” he said. “You have that fusion of Irish dance and the magic of grand illusion.” Visit www.celticillusion.com for more about the group. To book tickets for the matinee or evening show visit www. culturetracks.info or call 1300 368 333.
By Effie Caloutas and Kath Gannaway ‘Celtic Illusion’ makes a spectacular return to Healesville on Saturday, 7 October, with a new show at The Memo. An upbeat fusion of magic and Irish dance, Celtic Illusion is the creation of Healesville local Anthony Street, renowned as one of Australia’s most talented performers. Anthony joined Bilton Irish Dance School in Healesville at 14 and after a time with the Australian Irish Dance Company in Melbourne joined Michael Flatley’s famous ‘Lord of the Dance’ spectacular as a lead dancer. Showcasing a stellar cast of champion and internationallyacclaimed dancers, including performers from both Riverdance and Lord of the Dance,
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The Emoji Movie (G) Starring: T.J. Miller, Anna Faris and James Corden In The Emoji Movie, Sony’s latest animated children’s movie, emojis are sentient entities living inside mobile phones, and their jobs involve physically portraying the emotion or concept they represent. Gene (T.J. Miller) is a ‘meh’ emoji unable to hold on to his required expression, and desperately wants to fit in and fulfil his duty as ‘meh’. The Emoji Movie isn’t very funny, with flat, very obvious gags, and is intrinsically cynical in how it essentially
advertises smartphone apps and texting culture to young children, but it seems that many mainstream critics are acting just as cynically toward the film in how they’re condemning it so fiercely. Setting aside the general tastelessness of the premise, The Emoji Movie is a colourful, lively film with touching themes and solid character development. Gene is a charming protagonist, Jailbreak (Anna Faris) is a bold, wilful and kind ally, and these emojis have a gratifying relationship of mutual respect and encouragement. Hi-5 (James Corden) is a hy-
peractive, unnecessary comic relief character, but still has some endearing moments. The film engages subtly with themes of responsibility, conformity and individualism, and Smiley (Maya Rudolph) is a fairly compelling villain, with her ever-smiling persona hiding a despotic cruelty. The Emoji Movie is a satisfying adventure and moving personal journey beyond the consumerist tackiness of its premise. But then, I’m one of those heathens who didn’t really like The Lego Movie, so what do I know? - Seth Hynes
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11.5 ACRES OF SERENITY SOME 24 years ago the current owner moved out to Deering Avenue to follow their dream. Today you have the opportunity to do the same. Passionate about conservation and the Helmeted Honeyeater, much work has been done to care for this beautiful area. A unique residence was built in the late â&#x20AC;&#x2122;70s by a local teacher. Constructed of Jarrah weatherboards and oregon timbers with brick internal feature wall and a cathedral ceiling. The home features four bedrooms, two bathrooms, plus downstairs office/rumpus or bunk room should friends or family choose to visit. Or should they become a little too tired and emotional to travel home after enjoying all of the delights that this part of the valley, they will have somewhere very nice to recover. Other features include a 3.4kW solar system, electric hot water with solar panels, combustion stove as well as electric cooking. A new owner with a desire to get off the grid and away from the madness will be well on the way to achieving their dream. â&#x2014;?
HOME ESSENTIALS Address: Badger Creek Description: 4 bed, 2 bath, 2 cars View: By appointment Price: $680,000-$720,000 Agent: Mark Gunther, 0448 623 030, Mark Gunther First National Real Estate, Healesville, 5962 3030
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$780,000 - $830,000
Step Back In Time in this 7 Year Young Home Designed and decorated with thought and care, this home will no doubt bring great joy to its new owners. The character home is nestled into a very private half acre (approx.) allotment, with stunning Warburton Ranges views. The warmth of the home is evident walking through the front door and gazing along the traditional styled hallway, where 3 large bedrooms plus a study are accessed and you are drawn to the library and main living zones. If you love to laze on a window seat and read a book, then the library living area and adjoining ofice will be one of your favorite spots, or you may wish snuggle in front of the roaring wood ire in the lounge where the family will love to gather. The chef of the family will be thrilled with the layout of the stylish kitchen with ample bench space to prepare the feasts, cook in the 900ml oven and enjoy the space and convenience of the butler’s pantry.
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n appro one and three uarter acres m of peace and uiet you will ind a place to build your special hideaway home, enjoying iltered views of the surrounding hills, close enough to hear the sounds of the local creek and with an abundance of wildlife & nature to call your own. A driveway and house site already prepared and ready for your new home he location is superb being close to the state forest for weeend pursuits and only a short drive to Warburtons schools, cafes, shops.
Nestled into a gorgeous 1638m2 approx oasis is this quality family home which will delight the kids, the parents and all the family friends olidly built, the home has a versatile oor plan that can either provide 4 or 5 bedrooms, 3 or 4 internal living zones and stunning outdoor living with various locations to entertain and enjoy. The home is serviced by reverse cycle heating and cooling, wood heating and the bonus of a ducted vacuum to make life easy.
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$430,000 - $470,000
Character, Great Accommodation, Brilliant Block This lovely home is sure to tick loads of boxes for families, down sizers, tradies, and investor’s – really anyone! Set on a level, fully fenced and completely usable block of land, with plenty of parking for cars, caravans, trailers etc is this charming home with warmth and comfort abounding. A great layout gives the option of 3 bedrooms plus study or 4 bedrooms with the Master offering walk in robe and ensuite. An updated modern kitchen with oodles of bench and cupboard space and adjacent family meals area gives plenty of room for the family to gather, and a separate lounge with character open ire place for those chilly winter evenings is the perfect place to nestle and enjoy some quiet time. The home is serviced by natural gas ducted heating and split system heating and cooling and is positioned perfectly for the sun to shine through and keep the home feeling light, bright and airy.
Contact: Samantha Price 0438 795 190
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$380,000 - $415,000
4 Bedrooms – Almost half an Acre A Great Family home! Offering 4 large bedrooms all with built in robes, 2 living areas and brand new kitchen including dishwasher. The bathroom has been fully renovated and there is new carpet throughout. The extra wide front verandah is ideal for a pleasant morning coffee. Heaps of room for the kids, a short stroll to the Yarra river and only a few minutes drive to the Warburton shops & Cafes makes this home a great place for your family.
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Shops to Lease in Great Location! Are you looking for the perfect Retail position to take your business to the next level? We have exactly what you are looking for. We are now leasing these exciting new retail shops in the heart of the Yarra Valley. Prominent Warburton Hwy frontage along with excellent car parking facilities will see yor siness orish here are a variety of shop sies availale ranging fro 66 sqm. to 137sqm., long lease terms available and wonderful inclusions taing soe of the stress ot of the it ot ontact or rental departent on 5964 2277 for more infomation. lease note all prices are pls and tgoings
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PICTURESQUE COUNTRY ESCAPE IF you are looking for a cosy log cabin
surrounded by eucalyptus trees, then this one’s for you. With a lot of the hard work already done, all you have to do is move in and begin your new country lifestyle. Inside offers an open plan living area that incorporates dining as well as a neat kitchen with a gas cook top. A massive stone fireplace with built-in wood heater is an impressive feature of this room. There are two bedrooms, the main with wardrobes and a renovated bathroom.
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Address: East Warburton Description: 2 bedrooms, 1 bathrooms, 1 car Price: $300,000 View: By appointment Agent: Professionals Yarra Valley on 5967 1800
25 Black Leather Creek Road, Hoddles Creek 9.4 Acres - 3 x detached, private dwellings Investors Treat – Bush Paradise Set in serene surroundings only a short walk to Hoddles Creek Primary School and just minutes to Yarra Junction shopping centre. The property features a: •1Bedroomfullyself-containedweatherboardcottage •3Bedroom,2Bathroom,2Storey,openlivingstylerusticweatherboardhome •4Bedroom,2Bathroom,mudbrickand“logcabinstyled”home Alllocatedongentlysloping,northerlyfacinglandoverlookingclearedpaddocks idealforacoupleofhorsesoryourfavouritefarmingpursuit
AUCTION: ON SITE 12.00 Noon, 22nd of September TERMS:10%onsigning,Balancein60days (Prior Offers Considered)
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this unique residence built in the late 70’s by a local teacher, constructed of Jarrah weatherboards and Oregon timbers with brick internal feature wall and a cathedral ceiling. the home features 4 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, plus downstairs office/rumpus or bunk room should friends or family choose to visit. Or should they become a little too tired and emotional to travel home after enjoying all of the delights that this part of the valley, they will have somewhere very nice to recover. Other features include a 3.4kw solar system, electric hot water with solar panels, combustion stove as well as electric cooking. A new owner with a desire to get off the grid and away from the madness will be well on the way to achieving their dream. Call today to arrange an inspection.
the lower floor is set out with open plan modern kitchen/living/dining and master bedroom with ensuite, while upstairs you will find 2 more bedrooms with built in robes and separate bathroom.Also featuring double lock up garages with internal access while the low maintenance landscaped gardens complete the package.
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is the family growing? Are your kids wanting to have a bit more room to move? then it’s time to spoil yourselves and your family.this property offers 5 bedrooms plus study/home office. Formal Lounge with open fire place, Formal Dining area for those special occasions, Large Kitchen with Family/Meals area. Plus large separate Rumpus room. Externally we have 2 Entertaining areas. One covered area looking to Mt Riddell across the vineyards or the second paved area looking out across the pool. the property will also cater for the family requiring extra off street parking for the boat and the caravan and an extra garage/workshop facility. Call today to arrange inspection by appointment
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NaRBeThONG 151 ManBY road
$580,000 - $620,000
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Walking into the home, the level of detail and sophistication is everywhere from the stunning kitchen and modern appliances, to the separate dining, while showcasing the amazing stone-room lounge with wood fire and picture windows looking over the grounds.With 2 generous bedrooms plus family bathroom on the lower level while upstairs offers a parent’s retreat with a Master suite,WiR plus stunning ensuite and second bedroom with a private balcony. Outside there is an impressive double garage and workshop, plus a double carport to ensure all cars are kept clean & secure.You can stroll around the gardens or across the stream to enjoy the abundance of birdlife and local wildlife that inhabits the area. Call today to arrange an inspection!
iNsPecT by Appointment or Scheduled OFi cONTacT Gary Lucas 0407 595 113
189 Maroondah highway, healesville mailcommunity.com.au
Situated within easy walking to parks, local swimming pool, tennis club and the great shopping of Healesville township you will find this fantastic 1100sqm(approx.) of cleared land just waiting for you to build your dream home (StCA). With views across to the distant ranges that the area is famous for and all services available to the site all you have to do is find the perfect house for a perfect block. Call today to arrange inspection.
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Woori Yallock
Fabulous views on 1600sqm approx. With multiple living areas, sweeping views and a spacious backyard, this brick veneer home with large windows is set high on the block and is accessed via a sealed driveway leading to the double garage underneath the home. Natural gas ducted heating, a split system in the lounge/dining area and another in the family room adjoining the kitchen, and wood heater in the rumpus area, plus several ceiling fans, provide for your heating and cooling comfort. Lots of space inside and out.
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PRIVATE SALE PRICE $555,000
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Warburton
Great holiday, permanent or multigeneration home. With a layout suiting either a large family home or one which offers a separate area for another generation under the same roof but on a different level, this home on approx 1350sqm, walking distance to Warburton shops and Yarra River, offers character and scope to add your own touch. You, your guests and family could admire the mountain views from inside and out, relax on the deck, enjoy the spacious garden setting with a creek running through it, potter in the hobby studio and have a great holiday, weekend or permanent location.
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Woori Yallock Ofice 5964 7344
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Woori Yallock
Stylish and special. Lovingly cared for, this appealing property with a modern style has an open plan living area with split system and wood heater leading to a covered deck with distant views from which you can also watch the children and pets playing. The beautiful kitchen has a breakfast bar and lots of bench space. Extensive use of dado panelling creates a special feel, and all three bedrooms have robes. The asphalt driveway to the house provides a double carpark and there is a garden shed with power. Could this property be your next home?
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FoR SALE $300,000 LAND 1757m2 (approx.) INSPECT By appointment
NEW LISTING FOR SALE
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2463 Warburton Highway, Yarra Junction
NEW PRICE Cosy Woodcutters Cottage • • • •
Large living area & a decent kitchen/meals room Bathroom is central with separate toilet Single size garage underneath house Short walk to the Yarra River, public transport, & the shops & cafés of Warburton • For more information SMS 15UPPER to 0428 278 024
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Business Opportunity • Positioned right in the heart of Yarra Junction • Main road frontage & plenty of of road car parking • accommodates 6 oices, 2 meeting rooms, kitchen, bathroom, 2 toilets & store room • With Business Zoning 1, there is plenty of scope for the wise investor or business owner STCa.
FoR SaLE $460,000 -$480,000 LaND 683m2 (approx.) INSPECT By appointment
53-54 Dammans Road, Warburton
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You won’t find another like it!!! Here’s an extraordinary opportunity to build your dream home (STCA) overlooking the Yarra River. This property is truly one of a kind. Two blocks, being sold as one parcel, there a driveway cut in already and most services are available. The delightful River walk is a short stroll away, as is the shops & cafes of Warburton and also the Rail Trail and Warburton Recreation Reserve. Don’t miss your opportunity to secure this impressive parcel of land, contact us today. For any building enquiries, please contact the Shire of Yarra ranges on 1300 368 333.
FOR SALE $350,000 each or $700,000 for both LAND 1797m2 combined (approx.)
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Belgrave scoops the pool By Cameron Hutchison AFL YARRA RANGES Division 2 Seniors Grand final Belgrave 18.15(123) d Yarra Glen 14.11(95) Belgrave are the 2017 Premiers after a massive 88-point turnaround. Yarra Glen got off to a blinding start kicking with the breeze, scoring 8.5 to one goal to have a lead at quarter time by 47 points. Yarra Glen then increased their lead to 60 points early in the second quarter before Belgrave bounced back, holding Yarra Glen to 3.3 while they kicked 5.6 and reduced the lead at half-time to 32 points. Yarra Glen had all the run and looked home and hosed. It was just going to be a case of maintaining possession and playing smart controlled footy. Belgrave, however, came out in the third term and completely dominated play, giving Yarra Glen no opportunities. The Magpies piled on 6.5 to 1.1 to take a slim lead by two points at three-quarter time. By now it was game on and a last quarter befitting a grand final followed. Yarra Glen could not break through the Belgrave onballers as they played behind the ball and were first to the contest in the last. Yarra Glen was playing catch-up footy and could not get the momentum that they had in the first term. Belgrave were impressive and kicked away with 6.4 to 2.3. Yarra Glen never gave up but was outplayed by a better team on the day. Belgrave Goals: T. Marks 3, L. Foreman 3, T. Stubley 2, J. Schill 2, N. Somervaille 2, M. Johnson 1, M. Brown 1, J. McDermott 1, J. Brown 1, P. Van Lambaart 1, P. Gough 1. Best: M. Sproules (AFL VIC Country Best on Ground Medallist), T. Stubley, M. Noy, J. Schill, P. Gough, Y. Curtis. Yarra Glen Goals: J. Ince 3, R. McDermott 2, S. Wintle 2, B. Muurling 2, G. Filsell 1, J. Keen 1, J. Marks 1, B. Ashton 1, A. Smith 1. Yarra Glen Best: C. Moate, C. Tait, J. Marks, G. Filsell, B. Ashton, A. Smith. Division 2 Reserves Grand Final Belgrave 8.10(58) d Yarra Glen 1.6(12) Yarra Glen was playing for back-toback premierships but was outclassed by a more desperate side in Belgrave which have won the 2017 premiership. Belgrave started their game kicking 3.4
to two behinds with the wind in the first quarter. Yarra Glen could not get anything happening and nothing was going their way in the second term as they could only manage three behinds, while Belgrave added to their score with 2.1 and had a lead of 35 points at half-time. Yarra Glen had the opportunity to regroup after half-time and play the type of footy that got them into the grand final, but Belgrave were relentless in the third quarter with their tackling. The Magpies did not allow Yarra Glen to get any clean possessions and held them goalless in the third quarter while scoring 1.2 themselves - the margin at three-quarter time was 37 points. Yarra Glen had no answers in the last but they did manage to kick one goal to 2.3 but it was Belgrave’s day at the final siren. Belgrave Goals: J. McNamara 2, P. Johnson 2, M. Francis 1, N. Thompson 1, J. Levell 1, K. Chandler 1 Best: T. Fleming (AFL Yarra Ranges Best on Ground Medallist), J. Latto, R. Chazbek, J. McNamara, N. Thompson, C. Rak. Yarra Glen Goals: D. Walters 1. Best: J. Donald, J. Derksen, W. Goodwin, R. D’Argent, M. Meyer, D. Tucker. Division 2 A Grade Netball Grand final Belgrave 54 d Yarra Glen 39 Belgrave are premiers and champions for 2017. The first quarter was tight with Belgrave shooting 14 to Yarra Glen’s 12. Belgrave got a run on in the second term shooting 18 goals to nine. Lauren Bennett was in fine form, shooting 13. The third quarter was a goal for goal affair but Belgrave still won the quarter shooting 11 goals to nine and their lead going into the last break was 13. The last term was much the same and as much as Yarra Glen tried they could not reduce the margin or the result. Belgrave Best: Lauren Bennett (AFL Yarra Ranges - Jade Hottes ‘Best on Court’ Medallist), Angela Jeffery, Carmen Timms. Goal Shooters: Lauren Bennett 32, Carmen Timms 19, Jennifer Dewhurst 3. Yarra Glen Best: Georgia Taylor, Alana Stone, Stacey Moate. Goal Shooters: Georgia Taylor 21, Nicole Moate 18. Division 2 B Grade Yea 47 d Belgrave 46 Yea Best: Regina Bell (AFL Yarra
Belgrave completed a stunning comeback to take out the Division 2 senior premiership. 173021 Pictures: GREG CARRICK Ranges ‘Best on Court’ Medallist), Cindy Newcomen, Rhiannon Aldous. Goal Shooters: Rhiannon Aldous 29, Cindy Hayes 18. Belgrave Best: Danielle Weisgerber, Naomi Hargreaves, Alexandra Gawley. Goal Shooters: Kara Salmon 24, Naomi Hargreaves 22. Division 2 C Grade Kinglake 36 d Belgrave 32 Kinglake Best: Errin White (AFL Yarra Ranges ‘Best on Court’ Medallist), Sally-Ann Nott, Kylie Butler. Goal Shooters: Olivia Turner-Dickason 20, Sally-Ann Nott 16. Belgrave Best: Rebeccah Clarke, Emily Bourke, Monique Latorre. Goal Shooters: Monique Latorre 16, Megan Bull 14, Amy Spicer 2. Division 2 D Grade Yarra Glen 21 d Belgrave 18 Yarra Glen Best: Jess Exton (AFL Yarra Ranges ‘Best on Court’ Medallist), Kim Christian, Samantha Chetcuti. Goal Shooters: Karly Tucker 8, Samantha Chetcuti 7, Kim Christian 6. Belgrave Best: Kirsten Oredsson, Amee Williams, Krystal Hammond. Goal Shooters: Amee Williams 11, Justine DeGraaf 7. Division 2 Seniors Preliminary Final Olinda Ferny Creek 20.14(134) d Healesville 5.8(38) Olinda Ferny Creek have progressed to the grand final next week in emphatic fashion and will take on Woori Yallock. Olinda kicked with the wind in the first term and put on 4.4 to 2.2 to take a lead of 12 points into the quarter-time break. Healesville could not capitalise in the second quarter and could only manage 2.4 to Olinda’s
7.4 and the margin had blown out to 30 points at half-time. It certainly was not a winning lead if Healesville could regroup and come back out fighting. There were not many goals kicked but most were kicked by Olinda and they increased their lead to 50 points at the last break. Healesville could only manage a single goal in the third quarter. Olinda completely dominated in the last as they held Healesville goalless and added a nice 7.5 to their score. Olinda Ferny Creek Goals: B. Walter 5, N. Broomhall 3, M. Bonuda 3, J. Rankin 2, L. Taylor 2, D. Noorda 1, M. Wright 1, E. Greenall 1, T. Millwood 1, D. Wilson 1. Best: M. Hottes, B. Walter, M. Bonuda, C. Brown, L. Hill, D. Fitzgerald. Healesville Goals: D. Anderson 1, R. Woodford 1, S. Gordon 1, J. Savage 1, L. Barclay 1. Best: A. Fraraccio, P. Connell, C. Adams, T. Costigan, L. Daly, J. Nugent. Division 1 Reserves Preliminary Final Wandin 10.5(65) d Healesville 8.8(56) Wandin outplayed Healesville to book a meeting with Olinda Ferny Creek in the grand final next week. Both sides kicked 1.4 in the first quarter so it was basically a restart in the second. It was a high scoring second term with Healesville getting the advantage kicking 5.1 to four goals to take a lead of eight points into half time. Wandin turned it around in the third quarter and made a deficit of eight points a lead of six points going into the last. It was a scrappy, low-scoring last term but Wandin managed to hold Healesville to just one goal and kicked two themselves to win by nine points at the final siren. Wandin Goals: L. McPhee 2, N. Crossland 2, B. Foley 2, D. Ladner 1, M. Shanks 1, T. Adamson 1, S. Marsh 1. Best: D. Ladner, B. Foley, T. Adamson, J. James, T. Leech-Hines, L. McPhee. Healesville Goals: S. Turner 2, R. Hay 1, R. Carruthers 1, C. Barclay 1, T. Sund 1, L. Oliver 1, B. Wright 1. Best: L. Oliver, B. Wright, C. Barclay, R. Carruthers, G. Mason, M. Anson. Under 18s Preliminary Final Wandin 5.8(38) d Mount Evelyn 5.3(33)
Wandin Best: R. Smith, J. Spencer, P. Bruzzese, T. Smith, T. Merlino, T. Garner. Mount Evelyn Best: R. Farrow, B. Batten, C. Burton, M. Gibbons, L. Inaps, M. Brierley. Preliminary Final Emerald 15.7(97) d Healesville 3.5(23) Emerald Best: K. Jordan-Hill, M. Thomas, A. Stuhldreier, B. Pepi, R. Goonan, D. Edwards. Healesville Best: J. Rosser, E. Muke, C. Wright, K. Brown, J. George, C. Boeder. Division 1 Netball Preliminary finals A Grade Woori Yallock 42 d Wandin 40 Woori Yallock Best: Casey Barnes, Sarah Hogan, Emily Allwell. Goal Shooters: Sarah Hogan 23, Stacey Fleming 17, Mia Sudomirski 2. Wandin Best: Rebecca McMahon, Tayissa Coppinger, Tayla Harris. Goal Shooters: Jackie Cullimore 26, Carly McDonnell 14. B Grade Monbulk Hawks 45 d Olinda Ferny Creek 40 Monbulk Hawks Best: Megan Coad, Tiana Mancarella, Sara Zachariah. Olinda Ferny Creek Best: Rhiannon Pendleton, Melanie VanDiemen, Ashlee Cartlidge. C Grade Woori Yallock 28 d Warburton Millgrove 18 Woori Yallock Best: Abbie Barnes, Kimberley Williams, Ashleigh Borthwick. Warburton-Millgrove Best: Jacqueline Darwell, Kelly Williams, Morgan Moran. D Grade Olinda Ferny Creek 34 d Warburton Millgrove 29 Olinda Ferny Creek Best: Nicole Millwood, Leah Cody, Casey Seymour. Warburton-Millgrove Best: Teagan Adams, Courtney McLean, Cathy Pye. 17 and Under Netball Preliminary final Wandin 42 d Healesville 26 Wandin Best: Madison Rouget, Ciara Lumsden, Cleo Minney. Healesville Best: Lara WandinCollins, Caitlin Cosson, Casey WandinCollins.
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By Effie Caloutas The Yarra Junction Football Club is re-establishing its Junior Football Club for season 2018 after a seven-year absence. Volunteers from the senior committee and parents from the Auskick program have helped get the junior club up and running. President of the Yarra Junction Junior Football Club, Kristy Burrows, said the club previously hadn’t been in a position to put in place a junior club. However, with help from parents of the Auskick program and senior committee, that has changed. “We’re lucky to get the support of the Yarra Junction Aus-
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kick program, as well as volunteers from the senior committee to help the junior club run next season,” she said. The junior club folded in 2010. Now, the club is aiming to get both girls and boys involved next year after this year incorporating the first women’s side in the Upper Yarra region. Ms Burrows believes it’s important to have junior clubs for the future. “It’s important for the survival of the Yarra Junction Football Club and to give the club the best possible future,” she said. “It’s important to have a junior club because it provides family support, spirit, and a
sense of community among juniors and seniors.” To enhance interest among juniors, the club is holding a Family Day on Sunday 24 September. Ms Burrows believes it’s important for children to get involved in the junior club due to the positive elements it can provide. “Sport for young children has many rewards, particularly on a social level,” she said. “Young children form really good lifelong friendships through junior sport. It gives them a sense of community among juniors and seniors; they learn the importance of teamwork, respect, supporting each other and, most of all, having fun.”
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