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Timber petition Kath Gannaway Timber Industry operators from across Victoria were in Melbourne today (Tuesday 7 August) as a petition signed by more than 2000 supporters was presented in Parliament. Deputy Leader of The Nationals and Member for Euroa, Steph Ryan MP, presented the petition which calls on the government to honour Timber Supply Agreements (TSAs) signed before June 30, 2017. The Mail reported in May that a group of six sawmill operators, including three in Central Highlands - Dindi Sawmill in Murrindindi, Kelly's Timber in Wesburn and Powelltown Sawmills - accused the State Government of shutting down extensions to existing timber supply agreements, ceasing tendering
contracts for wood supply beyond 2021 and placing a halt on renewing some harvest and haulage contracts in favour of propping up the Heyfield Sawmill in Gippsland. The State Government bought Heyfield, which was under threat of closing, in 2017. Both Sue McKinnell (Dindi Sawmills) and Harold Fox (Powelltown) spoke out at the time demanding security for the industry with longterm licencing. Richard Pelz, a haulage contractor from Gippsland was at Parliament House. He said the timber industry and the businesses and people that rely were calling on the government to save the jobs and livelihoods of the communities that surround Victorian timber mills he said were under threat. "I have been operating our haulage com-
pany for 35 years. We have survived droughts, the Global Financial Crisis and the rising cost of fuel but we cannot survive the government's inaction," he said. Mr Pelz employs 30 fulltime workers as well as six other subcontractors hauling all wood products across Victoria. Ms Ryan was joined by Member for Eildon Cindy McLeish MP and other Coalition MPs from around Victoria. She said the collapse of Victoria's $7.3 billion timber industry would be catastrophic for regional Victoria and accused the Labor Government of putting jobs at risk and leaving families, businesses and communities in limbo. "For over six months sawmill operators have been waiting for the government to pro-
vide some certainty, but they have been met with silence," she said. Responding in May to the same calls by the timber industry, a spokesperson for Agriculture & Regional Development Minister Jaala Pulford, told the Mail that the government supported the industry and was committed to jobs and investment in regional and rural Victoria. He said the government was investing in the long term future of the industry by diversifying and complementing the supply from native forestry. "We continue to work extensively with industry, local governments, local communities and relevant stakeholders to develop a plan for increased plantation supply that secures jobs in timber processing and benefits the State as a whole," he said.
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The editor’s desk "I haven't been to Healesville Sanctuary since I was a kid," is a sentence I've used many times since landing on a desk in our Healesville office. But it was only this past week that I wondered why, as I started bedding down our latest Tourist News magazine. I'd travelled across Australia and overseas since I'd last made the short drive to the uniquely-Aussie attraction; since I last took a Sunday drive through the Dandenongs; since I last visited the Tesselaar Tulip Festival. I'd been so eager to see the world that I'd forgotten about my own back yard. After compiling the spring magazine, the Yarra Valley spring racing carnival, the Mustard Tree Op-Shop and Café in Lilydale, and the Birdsland Reserve walking tracks are all on my must-see list. I'll be dragging friends and family with me to open their eyes to the possibilities on their doorstep. There's no need to travel to the other side of the city, the state, the country or the globe - the Yarra Ranges is rich with world-class attractions, events, food, wine, music ... While we target visitors to the Yarra Ranges with our seasonal snapshot, I do hope our local readers pick up Tourist News, too, and become tourists in their own towns. I'd also love to hear about where you send your friends or family when they visit the Yarra Ranges, so I share a few hidden gems in our coming editions and check them out myself! Casey Neill
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The August-September issue of the Yarra Ranges Local (community newsletter) informs us that the Yarra Ranges Council is seeking to involve the Healesville-based Wurundjeri in the Warburton Mountain Bike Destination Project. The local Old Warburton residents vehemently oppose the council forcing this intrusive and damaging scheme onto our little settlement. We have been treated as if we don’t exist and therefore our needs and amenity can be ignored. It’s a case of a small, powerless community being trampled on by government. I hope this has not been lost on the Wurundjeri. I hope they will take the trouble to visit our community to hear the full story. They will be made most welcome. Shane Crowley, Old Warburton.
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Gruyere property searched HICSA CEO Anne Jenkins, Cr Fiona McAllister, author Aunty Dot Peters, artist Miranda Madgwick and Aunty Dot's son, Andrew Peters. "It gives our kids and the wider community an appreciation of our cultural heritage. "The book will shape the way we view Badger Creek." The Eastern Community Legal Centre sponsored lunch at a launch for the book held at the Healesville Indigenous Community Ser-
vices Association (HICSA), and the council supported the publication. Call HICSA 5962 2940 or email admin@hicsa.org.au to buy the book. Copies will be available for borrowing at Eastern Regional Libraries shortly.
Dialogue in the shed By Kath Gannaway Members of Badger Creek Men's Shed are putting their skills to work to help inform sighted people on what it is like to live in the dark. They are working with Guide Dogs Victoria to build two props for their Dialogue in the Dark experience at Docklands. In a role reversal, visitors are led through a space that is in total darkness where they learn to interact and communicate by relying on non-visual senses. With a low vision or blind guide by their side, sighted people are removed from their familiar world to become reliant on their guide to provide security and orientation as they travel through a world without imagery. "In this setting, guides open each attendee's eyes to show them that the world of low vision is in no way poorer - only a different way to experience an environment," GDV explains on its www.guidedogsvictoria.com.au/get-involved/dialogue-in-the-dark . Men's Shed president Mario Herodotus and member Jim Bray are on the team working on the project which involves working from designs provided by GDV for what they would only described as "like a puzzle".
Jim Bray is taking his cue from the ''secret'' design. 183923 "We don't want to give anything away," Mario said. To find out exactly what role the finished items play in the Dialogue in the Dark experience means venturing into the darkness. Jim said the team was pleased to have the opportunity to help. "It's a project that you care about specifically because it is for Guide Dogs," he said.
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Yarra Glen police executed a search warrant at a property in Gruyere on 27 July. At 10am, Yarra Glen Police seized three trailers and a quantity of work equipment including leaf blowers and chainsaws. Police also seized an industrial lawn mower from the property. Enquiries are ongoing.
Yarra Glen mechanics broken into Police are seeking information in relation to a burglary in Yarra Glen. Between 4:30pm on 11 August and 7:45am on 13 August, offenders have forced entry into a mechanics workshop in Yarra Glen. Offenders have then stolen a 2013 Toyota Landcuriser with registration number 1AN1PD, and have also taken a 2001 gold Coloured ford Falcon, registration number, RFN134. Anyone with information is urged to contact Yarra Glen Police on 9730 1296. Alternatively, anyone with information can contact Crime Stoppers on 1800 333 000 or make a confidential crime report at www.crimestoppersvic.com.au .
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A new 170-room, six-storey hotel is set to rise from a former petrol station site in Lilydale. Barnes Capital director Martyn Barnes said the complex proposed for 487 Maroondah Highway would open in 2021 under IHG's voco label. The Mail understands the project does not yet have council approval and the land includes commercial and green wedge zoning. Mr Barnes said the "quirky" design would have the hotel building rise to six storeys at one end and taper to one storey at the other. He's proposed 20 cabins in addition to the 170 hotel rooms, an on-site gin distillery, a lavender farm, mirrored maze, an amphitheatre cut from natural ground, and a provedore to serve and sell Yarra Valley produce. Plans also include a large conference and meeting facilities, a gym, bars, an on-site family restaurant and kids' entertainment facilities. "As one of Australia's premier wine regions, the last thing people want when they arrive in Yarra Valley is a vanilla experience," Mr Barnes said. IHG has 48 other hotels in Australia under four brands: InterContinental, Crowne Plaza, Holiday Inn and Holiday Inn Express.
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"You feel that you're doing something which is useful, but at the same time is not taking a job away from someone who makes a living from this type of thing. Mario said the Men's Shed was donating their time and the materials and the fact that the Dialogue in the Dark experience also produces funds for GDV was something they also appreciated about the project.
Police are investigating after a car was hit by a falling tree in Lilydale at 11am on 10 August. It is believed the maroon Holden Commodore sedan was driving west on Warburton Highway when a tree fell across the roadway and onto the car about 11am. The 33-year-old male driver and sole occupant of the car, from Wandin North, died at the scene. The exact circumstances surrounding the collision are yet to be determined. Anyone who witnessed the collision is urged to contact Crime Stoppers on 1800 333 000 or submit a confidential report online at www.crimestoppersvic.com.au
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A new children's book will share and celebrate Wurundjeri history, spirituality and culture. Aboriginal reconciliation advocate and author Aunty Dot Peters launched a version of The Way Bunjil Flies for children aged five years and under on Wednesday 8 August. The book is set in Healesville and share the story of Bunjil, the spiritual totem of the Wurundjeri people. "This book will play a role in building cultural pride within families and communities and will promote reading within the Aboriginal and broader community," Aunty Dot said. Yarra Ranges Councillor Fiona McAllister said it was vital that the Yarra Ranges community continued to share Aboriginal stories. "There is a great need for more children's books that provide information specific to Wurundjeri history," she said. "We need to continue to teach young children to understand and respect Aboriginal culture, to learn local stories, and for all children to embrace and be proud of Aboriginal history." Wurundjeri elder Aunty Kim Wandin said the illustrations allowed children to enter the world of Bunjil and to use their imagination. "By sharing this story we are being taken on a cultural journey to preserve moral values," she said.
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COMMUNITY DIARY Daffodil Day stalls Healesville The Cancer Council's Daffodil Day stall will be held in Healesville On Thursday, 23 and Friday 24 August in front of IGA, and on Friday 24 August at the Healesville Walk. Volunteers are needed to assist on both days. If available, please contact Beth Honeycombe on 0407 801 491.
know that systemic issues like nutrient deficiency and inflammation, for example, have a negative impact on brain development. Parents feel a great sense of empowerment when their child's learning improves as a result of resolving underlying health issues. So to begin with, it's a good idea to ensure that your child's brain has abundant nutrition. A nutrient-dense diet that is balanced with a diverse range of whole foods will provide essential nutrients required to feed the brain. Essential fatty acids, zinc, magnesium, choline and selenium are important for a healthy brain. Foods like fish, seeds, nuts, greens and beans will provide these. Be sure to address any issues associated
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Bereaved Parents In Support with Compassionate Friends Victoria, a social luncheon group meets in Healesville on the 3rd Thursday of each month for parents who have lost a child. Next meeting is 16 August. Phone Mary 5962 3287.
Community Event are calling for performers, novice and professional, to take part in the concert at Millwarra Community Building on Saturday, 15 September. An Up-cycling Sculptor workshop will be held on the day from noon to 3pm with the concert at 6pm. If you can perform, phone Melissa on 0458 505 664.
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Healesville Living & Learning Centres' Term 3 classes include Creative Writing, Handcrafted Furniture Making, The Women's Shed, Stitch 'n' Chat, Hatha Yoga and much more. Enrolling now. Phone 5962 5982.
Warm up for winter at August Writers & Rhythm on Friday, 24 August at 7.30pm at the Darron Honey Centre in Healesville. Hear vocal ensemble Sass pay tribute to Divas throughout the Decades supported by seasoned local musicians. $15 entry includes a sumptuous supper and the chance to win two free passes to Healesville Music Festival. Phone 5962 1720.
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with inflammation like poor gut health since this can affect nutrient absorption. It's also important to make sure that trans fats, artificial colours, preservatives and food additives are avoided since they are pro-inflammatory and will affect concentration. Certainly, there can be other issues like malabsorption, leaky gut, nutrient deficiency and toxicity that may be present, and this should be assessed by a qualified heath practitioner. Systemic health has an impact on learning and concentration. If you would like to know more, a free information session on child learning and brain development will be held at Chum Creek Primary School on Friday 17 August at 9.30am. All welcome.
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One in five school-aged children has a learning difficulty. This can be stressful for families and teachers but there is great potential with using a holistic approach. Poor attention span, brain fog, hyperactivity and poor short term memory are signs that the brain is struggling. When a child's brain is healthy, learning follows natural curiosity. A child can settle into reading a book or completing a craft project with little frustration or restlessness. This means more peace at home, in the playground and within the child. If there is tension in the mind there will usually be tension in the body.
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IT’S NONE OF OUR BUSINESS BUT… "When interviewed about the Royal Commission into banking on the River of Light walk, Ned suggested that it was only fair that errant bank officers should be jailed - noting that on a recent visit to Melbourne Gaol he found many empty cells."
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Documentary makers are calling for people who've spotted big cats in the Aussie bush. On average, a big cat sighting has been reported every day in Australia over the past two years, producers of The Hunt said. "Panthers and pumas are alive and well in the Australian bush and big cat expert Vaughan King is on a quest to prove it," they said. "A recent research trip has uncovered some exciting new DNA, however there is still more work to be done and he needs your help!" Report sightings from the past two months to bigcats.com.au and King will investigate, filming along the way. "We don't intend to hurt these animals, we only want to see them protected and proven once and for all."
Work has commenced at Haining Farm. way with works to develop the site. CFA Chief Executive Officer, Paul Smith said, "CFA is supportive of the bushfire mitigation measures proposed for Haining Farm and welcomes the significant investment from the state government to implement these measures before revegetation is established. "CFA is pleased that Parks Victoria will ensure that these measures are monitored and maintained for the life of the Farm." Yarra Ranges Mayor, Cr Len Cox said, "Council welcomes the State Government investment in Haining Farm to enhance the site for local access, tourism and habitat for the state emblems." The funding announcement coincides with the DELWP's release of the Haining Farm Bushfire Mitigation Measures report, which is supported and endorsed by the CFA and Parks Victoria. The Haining Farm Bushfire Mitigation Measures report provides a detailed account of the mitigation measures that will be utilised at Haining Farm, and can be accessed here: engage.vic.gov.au/haining-far
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Maurie’s heart of a Lion By Kath Gannaway It came as no surprise to anyone that the songs and poem chosen to farewell Healesville's Maurie Gray were 'Love and Marriage', his and Mary's wedding song, the Richmond theme song, and 'Gone Fishin'. They topped and tailed a reflection of a life in which these things were important; but there was a whole lot more in between. Maurie was remembered as a man who loved his family and served his community. The youngest of Edith and Arthur Gray's four children, Peter Maurice Gray was born at Lilydale Bush Nursing Hospital on 11 December, 1930, and grew up with his brothers and sisters, Phil, Beryl and Bob. The family moved from Yarra Glen to Healesville when he was four and he went to Healesville State School, leaving at 14 after obtaining his Merit Certificate. His father worked for the MMBW and for Maurie that meant a leave-pass to fish in Maroondah Dam. Hitching a ride to school on the butcher's buggy was not only fun, as it turned out, it was a forerunner of the career he followed for most of his life. He had a number of jobs starting while he was still at school and including packing groceries, cleaning out chook pens, packing timber, working with the blacksmith at the dam, at a shoe factory and at Alec Christie Butchers. That job included delivering the meat on a horse and cart ... very possibly including the same round he travelled as a boy! In 1954 he was head-hunted to work in Sam Baird's new butcher shop and later bought the business which he ran for the next 32 years. It was an exciting couple of years for young Maurie. He met the love of his life, Healesville bank clerk Mary Richardson, in 1955 at the popular Mayfair Cafe and they married on the 12 of May at the local Methodist Church.
"We had 62 wonderful years ... you couldn't ask more than that," Mary said reflecting on their time together. The next era started with the birth of Russell in 1959, followed by Peter in 1961, when he also signed on as a charter member of the Lions Club of Healesville. Brian was born the next year and Cathy in 1963. When the doors closed around noon on Saturday, it was off to Eildon Weir with the family and friends for camping and fishing. Sport was a big part of his early life too. He played cricket with the Yumbunga Cricket Club in Chum Creek for a couple of years and played in the '51 and '54 premierships with Healesville Football Club. He enjoyed his footy as a supporter of both the Richmond Tigers and the Healesville Bloods and of his boys and grandchildren when they took up footy. Lion Bert Bresser spoke of his contribution to Lions as president and treasurer, as District Governor and national co-ordinator of the Lions Christmas Cake operation. He worked on projects including the Senior Citizens Club Rooms and the Maroondah Retirement Village, the Lions Picnic Area and revegetation of Coronation Park. Lion Elaine Dossor also paid tribute with a poem 'To Lion Maurie' which concluded "Our friend and dedicated Lion in heart, but now a Lion at large". Maurie enjoyed good health up until the last year or so and there was some consolation in the fact that he never lost his sense of humour and was alert to the end. Maurie died on 14 July, 2018. He will be missed by his many friends and Lions colleagues, and most of all by his loving family including daughters and son in law, nine grandchildren and three great grandchildren all of whom have a powerful and enduring legacy on which to draw.
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Healesville High School is gearing up for another blockbuster production with Rock of Ages set to rock the Ion Whykes Performing Arts Centre from 23 to 25 August. The show, a 'must see' for anyone who lived through the '80s, is great entertainment for all ages. It's the tail end of the big, bad 1980s in Hollywood, and the party has been raging hard. Aqua Net, Lycra, Heavy Metal flow freely at one of the Sunset Strip's last legendary venues, a place where legendary rocker Stacee Jaxx takes the stage and groupies line up for their chance at an autograph.
Amidst the madness, aspiring rock star (and resident toilet cleaner) Drew longs to take the stage as the next big thing (and longs for small-town girl Sherri, fresh off the bus from Kansas with stars in her eyes). But the rock and roll fairy-tale is about to end when German developers sweep into town with plans to turn the fabled Strip into just another capitalist strip mall. Can Drew, Sherri and the gang save the strip -- and themselves -- before it's too late? Only the music of hit bands Styx, Journey, Bon Jovi, Whitesnake and more hold the answer. Rock of Ages follows a well-established tradition at Healesville High of high energy, high quality productions which provide a platform for developing and showcasing talents including music, singing, acting, lighting, set production and promotion ... and providing great entertainment for the school and wider community. Shows are on 23, 24 and 25 August at 7pm. Book tickets at https://www.facebook.com/ events/354637005054480/ or phone the High School on 5962 4088 for more information.
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CELEBRATING HOLMWOOD'S NEW EXTENSION
Celebrating care for aged Holmwood Aged Care has been providing care and accommodation to the local community for nearly 40 years and now has a brand new extension. The extension opened on Monday 6 August and can easily accommodate an additional 40 residents in comfort and style. The new facilities have taken over 18 months to build and adjoins the existing home. The extension is split level with residential rooms and living on the upper level offering views of distance mature trees. The new building has been designed to encompass indoor-outdoor living so that residents can continue to enjoy the country surrounds. A key feature is the expansive outdoor terrace with seating. The building is set amongst neighbouring trees and there is a walking path. The high ceilings and large glass windows overlooking the terrace help to create a sense of openness, space and flow through the home. The central coffee hub provides a meeting point for residents and their family and friends to enjoy a cuppa and chat. The new residential rooms include a private ensuite bathroom, flat screen TV, built in wardrobe and face either a landscaped courtyard or gardens. Most of the rooms have their own outdoor patio area. There is a choice of single or double rooms so couples can stay together. There is also an impressive new entrance with a gas fire, a hairdressing salon, lounge and dining area, private dining room, coffee hub, activities room, separate sitting area, landscaped courtyard and an expansive outdoor terrace. Facility Manager Rachael Beever believes the new extension 'looks superb.' "We have created a wonderful atmosphere
The new building has been designed to encompass indoor outdoor living so that residents can continue to enjoy the country surrounds. with attractive artwork, plenty of open spaces and areas to socialise," Ms Beever said. "There is a strong focus on caring for residents and ensuring they feel at home and have a sense of community. We care for residents like we would our own family members with the respect and dignity they deserve. We look forward to welcoming new residents to their new home". Holmwood Aged Care provides permanent residential accommodation for seniors who are no longer able to stay in their own home.
"It is a safe, nurturing and engaging environment where residents can enjoy feeling part of a community and the companionship of others," Ms Beever said. There is also respite available (short-term accommodation that provides an organised, temporary break both for carers and the person they care for). Holmwood Aged Care is located at 17-23 Lalors Road in Healesville. For further information call 5962 4321 or visit www.holmwood. com.au.
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Join in the farmers market, held every third Sunday of the month.
Join in for the family fun Enjoy all the delicious offerings at the Yarra Valley Regional Food Group's (YVRFG) traditional Farmers' Market held on the third Sunday of the month in the beautiful historic barn of Yering Station Winery. Everything at the market is grown or made locally in the Yarra Valley so market-goers know they're getting what's fresh and seasonal. Enjoy fresh vegetables, locally handmade bread, biscuits, family pies, delicious continental cakes, jams, chutneys, sauces, honey, spices, teas, coffees, oils, handmade chocolates, fresh eggs and freshly squeezed orange
juice - not to mention the gourmet food that is ready to eat! Many stalls have items for tasting which is a great way to try-before-you-buy. The grower or maker themselves will often be serving the one serving customers, which provides the fantastic opportunity to ask them about their product - and even get some insider hints and tips! "You'll be spoilt for choice when it comes to lunchtime with all the tempting aromas from a variety of food vans cooking up Spanish paella, Turkish gozleme, Dutch poffertjes and French crepes - talk about mouth-watering!" Market
Manager Frances Caltieri said. "The lawns are perfect for kids to have a run around and when the weather's kind, you can sit under the shade of the beautiful mop top trees and kick back to live music and tuck into some of the goodies you've bought at the market. "Coming to the market is a great way to combine your favourite food shopping with stocking up on gifts for upcoming birthdays while sneaking in some treats to remind you of your trip to the Yarra Valley.
"The YVRFG Farmers' Market offers customers a one-stop shopping experience that encourages interaction with the farmer or producer responsible for the product." The YVRFG Farmers' Market is held every on the third Sunday of each month from 9:00am to 2:00pm. The next market is on Sunday 19 August. For further information contact the Yarra Valley Regional Food Group on 03 9739 0122 or email info@yarravalleyfood.com.au. Parking and entry to the market are free.
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A MARYSVILLE MARVEL THIS superbly presented home is positioned on approximately 2610 square metres overlooking the picturesque township of Marysville and includes a well-loved and beautifully established garden. From the formal tiled entry with amazing leadlight feature front door and side windows, to the high ceilings, decorative fretwork, classic picture rails, charming bay window in the study and a lovingly restored claw foot bath, you will experience the warmth, charm and welcoming feel that this lovely home offers. Combine this old world charm with the features of a modern home such as an open plan living space with timber floors, double glazed windows, ducted vacuum system, reverse cycle split systems, wood heater plus a stylish kitchen that includes a large walk-in pantry, huge island work bench, dishwasher, and a Stanley wood stove as well as a Blanco electric stove. This house sits on a steel sub-frame giving space for the three water tanks underneath. The four bedrooms - or three bedrooms plus study - are spacious and the two generously sized bathrooms have been designed to allow easy access. There is also
the bonus of a powder room/toilet. Imagine your future lifestyle here - with town water connected, a double carport and workshop, a wonderful alfresco area to entertain your family and friends while you enjoy the picturesque surroundings. The architect designed house was constructed by a local MBAV award winning builder and has been designed to accommodate wheelchair accessibility. â—?
HOME ESSENTIALS Address: 21 Kerami Crescent, MARYSVILLE, VIC 3779 Description: 4 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, 2 garage Price: $695,000-$750,000 Inspect: By appointment Auction: Private Sale Contact: Jane Nunn 0432 375 940, BARRY PLANT HEALESVILLE 5962 1700
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SPACE APLENTY IN FABULOUS FAMILY HOME WITH a location that’s hard to beat, along with impeccable presentation, this wonderful home and it’s many features will surely impress you. Only a short stroll to Yarra Junction, this home offers heaps of room for the whole family with not one, not two, but three living areas. So, there’s space for everyone to have a little ‘chill out time’, for the kids to set up the Xbox, or even to be able watch the footy, or dare I say it ‘The Bold and the Beautiful’ in peace and quiet. Having said that, this home flows beautifully, and encourages family interaction and fun times. Being only one and a half years old, you’re getting all the good stuff: natural gas ducted heating, evaporative cooling, generous sized pretty much everything, including kitchen with stainless-steel 900mm oven and range hood, walk-in pantry, spacious laundry along with a double garage and then more off-street parking. Probably one of the favourite things about this place is the low maintenance gardens - a lovely little suntrap, and room for the barbecue, but there’s no mowing lawns every weekend here. Plus, you back onto an easement - perfect and safe for kicking the footy or a game of cricket. ●
HOME ESSENTIALS Address: 47 Little Yarra Road, YARRA JUNCTION, VIC 3797 Description: 4 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, 2 garage Price: $620,000-$650,000 Inspect: Inspect by appointment Contact: Marc Barton-Johnson and team 5966 2800, PROFESSIONALS YARRA VALLEY
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Where Eagles Soar 1.5 acres (approx.) Situated on 1.5 acres approx this amazing property has views which need to be seen to be believed. With too many features to mention the home comprises; - Open plan living & dining area with wood heating - Kitchen is the heart of the home & has stainless steel appliances, island bench & large walk in pantry - Huge rumpus room ofers plenty of options from a games room to parents retreat as it has the second bathroom - Great outdoor entertaining area perfect to enjoy the summer BBQ while soaking up the amazing outlook - Loads of parking space great for the tradesman, while also ofering a DLUG & workshop. -Within walking distance to bus stops, Warburton Rail Trail & milk bar For more information SMS 45RIVER to 0488 824 379. FOR SaLE $840,000-$890,000 LaND 1.5 acres (approx) INSPECT Sat 18/8 1-1.30pm or by appointment
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Exceptional Living on 40 acres (approx) The ultimate lifestyle combining rural living, sophistication & flair, privately situated with superb views. The fenced acreage lends itself to hobby farming, cattle grazing or horses. Most paddocks have automatic troughs, there are two bores and the house is on mains water. The rendered brick home ofers dual living with a self contained apartment under the same roofline, which may suit elderly/teenager family accommodation or a B & B (STCA). With quality fittings and fixtures throughout, the home has a sense of understated luxury. The main kitchen includes Miele appliances, induction stove, large fridge space and double oven. The five spacious bedrooms have built in robes and the master has a fantastic ensuite, the family bathroom is complete with custom built spa. Year round comfort is assured with reverse cycle ducted heating and cooling. For more information SMS WESBURN to 0488 824 379 FoR SALE $1,800,000 LAND 40 acres (approx.) INSPECT By appointment
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a Magical Private oasis This wonderful property would be ideal for hobby farmers, entertainers, large families, people who work from home & many more! The light filled family living area has a built in wood heater & brick feature wall. a large dining area with split system heating/cooling could double as a 2nd living room & adjoins the large timber kitchen. The master is a large room & ofers an ensuite bathroom & WIR, there is an external entrance that would be ideal for working from home. Externally the features are almost endless, with solar panels, a large covered decking that overlooks a tranquil inground pool along with a bali style gazebo, circular driveway, double carport, double garage & a separate studio. There is also a vegetable garden & small orchard. Backing onto Wanderslore flora & fauna sanctuary. For more information SMS 35CoRB to 0488 824 379. FoR SALE $820,000-$880,000 LAND 2.1 Acres (approx) INSPECT Sat 18/8 2-2.30pm or by appointment
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447 Woods Point Rd East Warburton
$595,000 - $650,000
Picture Perfect by the River Loved by the owners for many years and now a once in life time opportunity to purchase this completely divine 2 bedroom Cottage Oozing charm and character just out of the Warburton township and close to schools & transport. High ceilings, pressed metal walls & ceilings in the living area are simply stunning. The country style kitchen is adjacent to the sunny dining area, complete with a Smeg oven and wood ire. Bathroom has had an over haul with a spacious shower and modern tiles, loorboards throughout complete this Cottage making it an absolute delightful treasure. Situated on approx. 1 & 1/4 acres of level grounds with a beautiful rural outlook and a botanical garden like feel. A one of a kind and certainly won’t last as it’s a true rare gem, be quick to inspect and have the opportunity to soak up all of what this property has to offer.
Contact: Rebecca Doolan 0401 832 068 Inspection: Sat 2:00-2:30pm (Photo ID Required)
159 Nayook Powelltown Rd Nayook
$330,000
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$900,000 - $990,000
A Piece of History on 1/4 of an Acre!
Your Country Lifestyle Awaits on 11 Acres
Take a trip down memory lane with the original Nayook General Store becoming available for the astute buyer! Consisting of 3 bedrooms and 1 bathroom this character cottage has everything you would epect including the combustion stove, original hardwood loors and character windows meet ou at ever turn. n a lat bloc o ust over sm bacing onto armland ou cant go wrong here! A single lock up garage plus wood shed complete this package.
his gorgeous countr home set on appro. acres oers ormal lounge room with ba window, countr itchen, mm gas cootop, dishwasher large wal in pantr. bedrooms with built in robes, master with wal in robe ensuite bathroom with outdoor access. eatures include gas ducted heating evaporative cooling, slate looring mains water. nclosed aebo with tv, speaers, power concrete loor. utside ample shedding, a ba shedworshop.
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17 Wonga Rd Millgrove
$430,000 - $470,000
Conveniently Located Looking for affordable living in one of Melbourne’s hot spots? Then look no further as we have the complete package for you. Conveniently located close to the Yarra river, public transport and local schools makes this home even more desirable. The home has on offer 4 bedrooms 3 with built in robes the master bedroom having a ensuite and located at the end of the home for a true retreat. New carpets throughout and neutral coloured blinds is all tastefully done. Kitchen is located perfectly between the dining room and lounge which means you can cook up a storm with your gas upright oven whilst overlooking the backyard. Updated laundry, bathroom and freshly painted throughout and plenty of storage this home is a must to inspect. Creature comforts include mains gas ducted heating and a split system plus splendid lat bloc.
Contact: Rebecca Doolan 0401 832 068 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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1/30 Yarra St Yarra Junction
$400,000 - $440,000
Charming Home Close to Town The perfect position and ideally located just minutes’ walk to schools, transport and shops. This charming home with all the classic features of the olden days is positioned to please and offering 2 large bedrooms, separate meals and kitchen area plus a spacious family/lounge room enjoying picturesque valley views with an ever changing outlook. A covered outdoor area offers extra space for entertaining an easy low maintenance block and with amenities close by the location is unbeatable. A great place to call home or the perfect investment, you choose.
Contact: David Carroll 0419 539 320 Inspection: Sat 12:00-12:30pm (Photo ID Required)
2 Reid St Wesburn
$410,000 - $450,000
Quaint Weatherboard on over 1000sqm! Looking for your irst home or next project? This weatherboard on a made road in Wesburn close to transport, schools and shops will tick all your boxes! On a beautiful lat block with mountain views front and back you will have everything your heart desires. A double lock up garage, a carport and even an igloo for the veggies! Consisting of 3 bedrooms, 1 bathroom and large kitchen you will love, the potential here is never ending. Offering all the facilities of Yarra Junction only a minutes’ drive away, the location of this is perfect! Get in quick and don’t miss out on this one, call now for an inspection!
Contact: Leah Bannerman 0448 924 266 Inspection: Sat 1:30-2:00pm (Photo ID Required)
2897 Warburton Hwy Wesburn $460,000 - $490,000 A Great investment or Family home Conveniently positioned, this unique property is the perfect investment offering a great income or the ideal home for the extended family, the main home offers 2 large bedrooms plus large living and kitchen areas spread over 2 levels plus a separate 1 bedroom bungalow/unit and positioned on a large usable block of approx. 750sqm with established gardens & plenty of space to enjoy, the perfect position with the bus stop just metres away & a short stroll to the local primary school &walking trail, an excellent long term investment or the perfect place for the growing or extended family. Contact: David Carroll 0419 539 320 Inspection: Sat 11:00-11:30am (Photo ID Required)
Michael Robinson 0418 505 635 30 years
Peter Robinson 0419 543 341 31 years
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ELEVEN ON THE HILL – MAGNIFICENT ELEGANCE and warmth exude as you enter this charming home, offering a unique way of living and showcasing the essence of Warburton, with majestic views of the valley framed by picture windows that provide an observatory-style effect from the glamorous lounge room. Multiple living options are offered as the home has previously been run as a successful, boutique Bed & Breakfast with private and separate living quarters available, or the use of the entire home as one, offering five bedrooms with two substantial living zones. The functional and stylish kitchen upstairs offers concertina windows opening
to the Alfresco deck. Similarly, the expansive, open-plan, second kitchen downstairs, featuring quality appliances and stone-top benches, blends with a living area with a second fire-place and french doors that open onto one of the four verandahs. The 'edible garden' is another distinctive attribute of the landscape which sits on about 1164 square metres, where love and thought are evident. Centrally located within the township, this must see luxury home is within a few minutes walking distance to the pristine Yarra River and the cafe precinct of Warburton. ●
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Located within walking distance to the township, this classic older style brick veneer unit features a formal entry, a good sized lounge room with gas heating, 2 bedrooms with robes, a kitchen/meals area plus a low maintenance courtyard at the rear with access to the garage. May suit an investor, downsizer or irst home buyer.
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his amazing property has a spacious and stylish 4 bedroom 2 bathroom brick veneer home appro 4 years old situated on a near level block of ust over 1 acre in size, a fabulous shed and workshop for the tradie plus it backs onto the raceburn reek. n easy walk to Healesvilles main street and amenities.
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Healesville 6/12 Elamo Road
ituated in a picturesue comple with garden and lawn areas at the front framing the character of the residences, this unit offers a practical L shaped lounge dining area with R/ split system, kitchen with meals area, a formal entry, good sized bedrooms with robes, a single garage and an enclosed rear yard.
his compact unit has an open plan living and kitchen area, 1 bedroom with robes plus a combined bathroom and laundry. here is a carport at the front of the comple as well as a garden shed in the rear yard. urrently rented at $220.00 per week on a month to month lease, it may suit owner occupiers or investors.
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Tribute song for veterans By Kath Gannaway Vietnam veterans were honoured with a tribute song written and performed for the first time in public by the Dandenong Ranges Music Council as part of Vietnam Veterans Day commemorations in Lilydale on Sunday 12 August. Forgotten Heroes, written by Cath Russell and Peter de Ryk, has a chorus that speaks of the experience and the legacy of the young men who were called to fight in Vietnam, reflecting much of what the day was about. “And you gotta understand They dragged us through a fire Burned innocence from our eyes Boys never came back And you gotta understand Who we were when we came back And who we are now Forgotten Heroes.” The song followed the DRMC's Bells of Peace project, which paid tribute to World War I veterans. “The Vietnam Veterans said ‘it’s great, but what about us?’,” DRMC's Bev McAllister said. Over four workshops with the veterans involving intense conversations about their time before, during and after the war, the song was written. Lilydale RSL hosted Vietnam Veterans Day this year, with the veterans marching to the Lilydale Cenotaph. Guest speaker, Major Kenneth Mackenzie OAM (Rtd), spoke of the battles and loss of life in Vietnam, the treatment of veterans back home throughout the war and on their return, and of the political environment of the day. “Like our fathers and grandfathers before us, we have not forgotten who we are or why we are here today,” he said. “Each and every one of you can be enor-
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Top three locks in solidly By Cameron Hutchison AFL Yarra Ranges There are three rounds to go in Division 1 and it looks like Olinda, Woori Yallock and Upwey are set in the top three. Wandin could make it interesting sitting only one game behind in fourth, while Mount Evelyn, Healesville and Monbulk are all a chance for fifth spot. With two rounds to go in Division 2, Seville and Yarra Glen appear safe in first and second. Yarra Junction should stay in third and Gembrook should hang onto fourth. It will come down to Alexandra, Yea and Powelltown for fifth spot, with Powelltown and Yea both still to have their second bye and to play Gembrook. In Division 1 A-grade netball, Olinda, Belgrave, Woori Yallock and Wandin are playing finals but in what order they’ll finish is still open. The real interest lies with Warburton, Monbulk and Mount Evelyn vying for fifth spot. In Division 2 A-grade netball, Kinglake, Yea and Seville are the major contenders. Yarra Junction is safe in fourth but the battle is on between Yarra Glen, Powelltown and Alexandra for fifth, and Yarra Glen and Powelltown still each have a bye. A big congratulations goes to Mount Evelyn for back-to-back premierships in the veterans competition. They defeated Healesville 6.6.42 to 4.6.30. Division 1 Seniors Football (Round 15) Emerald 14.16.100 d Belgrave 1.7.13 Emerald best: J. Marshall, S. Kelleher, L. Sheppard, N. Jansen, C. Thomsen, J. Webb (2 goals). Belgrave best: C. Power, C. Rak, J. Marshall, J. McDermott, T. Stubley (1 goal), L. Toole. Mount Evelyn 21.23.149 d Warburton Millgrove 11.8.74 Mount Evelyn played inspiring footy in the first quarter kicking 8.2 to 3 straight to lead by 32 points. They maintained the pressure in the second and led by 40 points at half time. A big six goals to one in the third quarter and it was all over. Warburton won the last quarter by one point but lost the game by 75. Mount Evelyn best: R. Fooks, A. Chalkley (2 goals), J. Beamish (1 goal), T. Chalkley, T. Hallett-Tauali I (3 goals) J. Fellows. Warburton Millgrove best: T. McKenzie (1 goal), T. Marr, L. Barnard (1 goal), A. White (5 goals), J. Lee (2 goals), M. Read. Upwey Tecoma 14.15.99 d Monbulk 11.14.80 Upwey Tecoma best: W. Duncan, N. Kane (6 goals), L. Beacom, B. Oates, C. Kane (2 goals), K. Grenda (3 goals). Monbulk best: J. Major, B. Emmett (1 goal),
S. Williams (1 goal), M. Dekker, J. Rak, H. Gordic (3 goals). Olinda Ferny Creek 14.11.95 d Wandin 13.14.92 Wandin led by seven points at quarter time but Olinda kicked 5.2 to four goals to go into half time one point in front. It was a struggle for both in the third, but Olinda got out to a five-point lead. Wandin wasted chances in the last kicking 2.8 to two goals to go down by three points. Olinda Ferny Creek best: S. Atkinson, D. Noorda, D. Troutman, M. Hottes, C. Eade, M. Bonuda. Wandin best: R. Ross (1 goal), T. Hinds, R. Heasley, D. Barton (1 goal), P. Hodgett, H. Byrne (2 goals). Woori Yallock 16.15.111 d Healesville 8.9.57 Woori Yallock started well, kicking 5.5 to 1.2 in the first. Their lead was 34 points at half time. Healesville won the third quarter by four points. Woori Yallock best: C. Smedley, E. Clasby, M. Batten, Z. Monkhorst (2 goals), J. Williams (5 goals), L. Boontjes. Healesville best: J. Nugent (2 goals), L. Daly, R. Woodford (3 goals), A. Fraraccio, L. Barclay, J. George. Division 2 Seniors Football (Round 16) Yarra Glen 26.27.183 d Kinglake 4.5.29 Yarra Glen peppered the goals in the first, kicking 8.7 to three goals to have a lead of 37 points. The second quarter was low-scoring and thanks to Yarra Glen’s inaccuracy (3.10) the lead only increased to 63 points. Things straightened up in the second half as they kicked 15.10 to 1.3. Yarra Glen best: A. Moate (7 goals), M. Donald (1 goal), A. Smith, J. Marks, W. Kristelly, J. Schille. Kinglake best: J. Butterworth, J. Crowe (1 goal), M. McAllister, M. Quinton, J. Whitehead (2 goals), W. Graf. Gembrook Cockatoo 14.16.100 d Alexandra 9.7.61 Gembrook got the early jump in the first, kicking 6.5 to three behinds, and were never headed. The lead at half time was 33 points. Both sides kicked three in a tight third quarter but Gembrook turned for home with a handy lead. Gembrook Cockatoo best: J. Gibson (1 goal), D. Leversha (1 goal), D. Volta, M. Firrito, D. Scott, A. Mitchell (3 goals). Alexandra best: J. Daniel (3 goals), B. Cooper (1 goal), M. Coombs (1 goal), J. Goonan, J. Steyger, T. Rouget. Powelltown 14.10.94 d Yea 11.12.78 Powelltown have evened up the ledger and
Yarra Glen's Ross McDermott put away five goals in his side's win against Kinglake. Picture: BETHANY HUTHISON have left the door ajar for a finals berth and will play that out with Yea & Alexandra over the next 2 weeks. Powelltown got the early lead by 18 points at quarter time. They skipped away in the 2nd kicking 5 goals to 2 and a lead of 37 points at half time. Both sides kicked 4 in the 3rd and the deficit was still 37 points. Yea made a late charge in the last kicking 5.5 to 2.2 and could have been a lot closer but for inaccuracy in front of goal. They ended up going down by 16 points. Powelltown Best: M. McArthur (3 goals), B. Wratten (3 goals), J. Garthwaite, N. Moody, S. Halliday (1 goal), J. Moore. Yea Best: R. Aldous (1 goal), H. Jarvie (1 goal), A. McSpeerin, P. Evans (5 goals), A. McCarthy (1 goal), A. Walsh. Yarra Junction 34.19.223 d Thornton Eildon 0.0.0 Yarra Junction had complete control over the game. They had 11 goal kickers. Yarra Junction best: S. Morton (3 goals), D. Brookes (2 goals), J. Bombinski (1 goal), T. Barton (1 goal), C. Hoare, L. Hoffman (1 goal). Thornton Eildon best: J. Scotland, B. Davis, A. Phelps, B. Azzopardi, W. Cody, D. Creed. Under-18s Football (Round 16) Gembrook Cockatoo 10.13.73 d Wandin 5.5.35 Gembrook Cockatoo best: J. Firrito (5 goals), S. Lamble, J. Burchill (1 goal), M. Watson, Z. Loewe, K. Wood. Wandin best: A. Baker, C. Steiner, B. Ebeyer, M. Feakes (1 goal), M. Smith, J. Goodburn (2 goals). Mount Evelyn 12.12.84 d Warburton Millgrove 3.2.20 Mount Evelyn best: J. Hattwell (1 goal), M. Darke (1 goal), J. Oultram (1 goal), B. Staines (1 goal), N. Hoskin, C. Andrews. Warburton Millgrove best: J. Coshutt, C. Sinniah, K. Yeoman, S. Figg, J. Cahill, J. Buller. Upwey Tecoma 14.8.92 d Monbulk 2.5.17 Upwey Tecoma best: A. Bartils (1 goal), R. Cheslett, J. Sheehan, B. Burrows (1 goal), A. Grenda (4 goals), K. Bell (1 goal). Monbulk best: B. te Boekhorst, J. Wensley, C. Stiff, S. Smith, A. Richardson, L. Dockery.
Fierce competition in the Junior finals The second round of AFL Yarra Ranges Juniors finals matches was played out in blistering cold on Sunday 12 August with some fiercely competitive matches leading into the next crucial rounds. AFL Yarra Ranges Juniors grand finals will be held at Gembrook on 26 August.
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JUNIOR RESULTS UNDER-16 Olinda Ferny Creek 9.7.61 d Mount Evelyn 7.6.48 Healesville 8.13.61 d Emerald 7.6.48 UNDER-14 BLUE Mount Evelyn 11.8.74 d Wesburn 6.2.38 Emerald 2.8.20 d Monbulk 2.1.13 UNDER-14 GREEN Upwey-Tecoma 5.6.36 d Seville 2.2.14 Wandin 4.8.32 d Yarra Glen 2.4.16 UNDER-12 Olinda Ferny Creek 4.5.29 d Mount Evelyn 1.1.7 Healesville 6.7.43 d Wesburn 2.2.14 UNDER-11 Mount Evelyn 1.6.12 d Woori Yallock 0.0.0 Healesville 5.3.33 d Upwey Tecoma 1.0.6 Eastern Region Girls Football League Results Preliminary Finals UNDER-12 Olinda Ferny Creek White 5.3.33 d Yarra Glen 0.0.0 Healesville 4.1.25 d Mount Evelyn 1.0.6 Belgrave 3.3.21 d Olinda Ferny Creek 0.3.3 UNDER-14 Yarra Glen 4.6.30 d Monbulk 2.1.13 Gembrook-Cockatoo 1.2.8 d Emerald 2.4.16 Worawa 3.9.27 d Olinda Ferny Creek 2.1.13 See mailcommunity.com.au for more photos.
Woori Yallock 8.8.56 d Healesville 7.10.52 Woori Yallock best: C. Cameron, D. Wood, T. Amarant, R. Foy, J. Holland, P. Jenkin. Healesville best: T. Green, Z. Green, J. Lawry, T. Millman, D. Pryor, J. Simnett. Division 1 A-Grade Netball (Round 15) Belgrave 73 d Emerald 29 Belgrave best: L. Bennett (27 goals), P. Keogh, E. Schill (46 goals). Emerald best: M. Pansow, K. Ellis, J. Terry. Warburton Millgrove 41 d Mount Evelyn 35 Mount Evelyn led by two goals at half time. Warburton took control in the third and took the lead by six goals. The last quarter was goal for goal but Warburton held on for a very classy win. Warburton Millgrove best: Not supplied. Mount Evelyn best: S. Jones (5 goals), C. Quilty, G. Bingley. Olinda Ferny Creek 65 d Wandin 47 Olinda had a slim lead of three goals at quarter time. They extended that to six at half time. Wandin was never able to claw back the deficit. Olinda Ferny Creek best: K. Tomlinson, A. Paget, P. Stewart (59 goals). Wandin best: K. Dolphin, E. Bayliss, S. Lumsden (23 goals). Monbulk Hawks 47 d Upwey Tecoma 37 Monbulk Hawks best: T. Mancarella, S. Stubbs (15 goals), K. Seamer. Upwey Tecoma best: B. Price, S. Royce, P. Day. Woori Yallock 69 d Healesville 22 Woori Yallock shot out to a 13-goal lead at the end of the first and was never headed. They extended that lead to 29 goals at the last change and shot an impressive 21 goals to three in the last to close Healesville out. Woori Yallock best: M. Sudomirski (47 goals), M. Hargrave (14 goals), A. McGurgan (8 goals). Healesville best: G. Ford, L. Rogers (1 goal), L. Wandin-Collins (4 goals). Division 2 A-Grade Netball (Round 16) Alexandra 55 d Gembrook Cockatoo 30 Alexandra best: C. Haggis, L. Steyger (20 goals), C. Skerritt. Gembrook Cockatoo best: A. Frost, K. Clark (16 goals), B. Munnerley. Kinglake 51 d Yarra Glen 36 Kinglake best: B. Waack, F. Waack (35 goals), C. Ryan. Yarra Glen best: K. Fraser, P. Purdey, S. Gilder. Yea 60 d Powelltown 31 Yea best: G. Duncan, M. Leatham, S. Coppinger. Powelltown best: O. Caneva (19 goals), G. Haynes, J. Coffey.
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Warburton Golf Club’s competition on Wednesday 8 August was stableford. Having just returned from a stint overseas it was not surprising to see rain and soggy conditions for golf at the mid-week game. Nevertheless, 16 hardy souls (I was NOT one of them!) took to the course with the intent of besting their handicap. Only one member did, which means Neil Leckenby, with 37 hard-earned points, won the day. Neil has a very impressive “wet-weather“ record, which surprises no-one - he is, after all, a Scotsman. Andrew McMath at least “matched“ his handicap to snare the runner-up prize on 36. Balls extended to 34. Nearest the pins was taken out by Peter Fox on the third, and Captain Cross’s day was not wasted as he snared both the ninth and the tenth (on his second shot in). The Saturday 11 August contest was also stableford and it was another wet day, with heavy conditions underfoot keeping the field small. Tuesday, 14 August, 2018
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Women’s footy kicking on Healesville Football Netball Club is latest AFL Yarra Ranges club to back senior women's football. The club is holding its first Come and Try Day for women between 18 and 40 at their Don Road grounds on Sunday, 19 August. It heralds an introduction to women's football for the club which this year celebrates 130 years in the game. Club president Greg Hay said the time was right. "The time has come to get this set up," he said. "We know that women have been playing in other areas for years but now's the time to come back and play for the hometown," he said. Greg said the club plans to bring all its efforts to support the women's team, with its history in supporting football development in the community. "It's been great seeing the incredible rise in girls' football. We are seeing young girls now who could be drafted to AFLW and we're keen to make sure that the first time they play at seniors level it is in Healesville," he said. Senior netballer, Ali Bryan, says the opportunity for women to play has been a long time coming. "Girls' football was something that I always looked forward to each year at high school, and going up to play in Darwin just made me love it even more," she said. "It's been a long time coming and is an exciting opportunity for girls to be able to play for their home town instead of travelling down the line to find a team. "The whole club is really getting around the idea and are excited to have a women's team joining their ranks. I'm really looking forward to getting the team up and running and creating a positive and supportive outlet where women can have a bit of fun while getting some physical activity into their day". Josette O'Donnell will be part of the team. The Badger Creek resident and mum of two
Charlie Warren, Tayla Pinkster, Josette O'Donnell and Ali Bryan are looking for women keen to join the ranks of Bloods football. boys said she can't wait. "If you were like me, an '80s child, footy just wasn't on the agenda," she said. "I used to wrestle my brother and it was strongly discouraged. Now I think I should have been directed to football ... I think I would have loved it as a kid. "I may be 38, but I think it's not too late for me to give it a go. "I'm stoked that the Bloods are keen to get
it happening and after watching it for years I'm looking forward to being on the field, playing it instead of just looking on." Women between 18 and 40 are encouraged to go along to the Come and Try Day. "You'll have the chance to hear from local players what it's like, to practise some footy skills such as handballing and marking, and get some tips on fitness for 2018 to be ready for the 2019 season," Josette said.
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TRIP: the ambo’s story By Kath Gannaway Mobile Intensive Care Paramedic Jason Callanan's contribution to the fifth Teenage Road Information Program (TRIP) at Woori Yallock on Wednesday, 1 August, was a reality check. Walking among the 500 or so people, and with the sort of crash image you can see most nights on the news up on a screen at the front of the room, he told of what it's like at a crash scene, and gave an insight into the consequences for the people involved. TRIP is a combined response by Yarra Val-
ley emergency services - CFA, SES, Police and Ambulance to the tragic loss of young lives on Yarra Ranges' roads. The target audience is 16 to 25 year-olds and their parents, and there are no apologies for telling it as it is. "I'm not going to cotton-wool it," he said introducing himself as a paramedic who had "never been to an accident". "I have never been to one accident but I have been to hundreds of crashes," he said. "Every one I've been to, there has been a reason." He added ... "You can get up and
walk out ... there's no harm in doing that." No-one did. There were eight people in the car. Four were trapped and four thrown from the vehicle. Three were seriously injured, four relatively OK and one, the driver, was expected to die. "When I looked at them, so heavily trapped, I said in my head 'sorry, you're going to die'. "I'm going to treat everyone else and if you're still alive when I get back to you, say half an hour, 45 minutes later, then we will treat you. "That's triage; unfortunately that's the way we work in these cases," he said. He spoke of the resources that crash involved. - two MICA units (4 MICA Paramedics, 4 Advanced care ambulances (8 paramedics) 3 fire Units (7fire fighters) 3 police units (5 police officers) just for the first initial response. "What are the consequences for you," he said nodding to a person in the audience. "Your brother who is short of breath having an asthma attack, we can't get to him in time because we're dealing with this. To another. "You're baby sister who has croup, we can't get to her in time," and another, "Your mum or dad who has chest pain, or could be having a stroke, we can't get to them either, because we're dealing with this; and it's something that could have been avoided." There's a weary, matter-of-fact tone in his voice that says this is not a rare experience for paramedics. Then he talks about the injuries and the repercussions. A fatality gets headlines in real time and often for years as it goes through court, but injuries that can destroy lives and cost millions of
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ETHERIDGE FORD RINGWOOD 495 Maroondah Highway. Ph: (03) 9298 5200 LILYDALE 30 John Street. Ph: (03) 9735 7600 etheridgeford.com.au LMCT3489 MCK77806 ^^Comparison rate is based on inance amount $30,000 on a secured Consumer Loan for a 60 month term. WARNING: This comparison rate is true only for the examples given and may not include all fees and charges. Diferent terms, fees or other loan amounts might result in a diferent comparison rate. Finance ofer only available at participating authorized Ford Dealers for qualifying new and demo Ford Focus RS models with a 10% minimum deposit and 48 month maximum term, inanced by 31 December 2018 unless withdrawn earlier or extended at the discretion of the inancier. Finance provided by Macquarie Leasing Pty Limited ABN 38 002 674 982 (Australian Credit License No. 394925) trading as myFord Finance, to approved applicants (not available to leet, government or rental buyers), subject to its credit assessment criteria. Fees and charges are payable. Full conditions available on application. †Warranty conditions apply. 5 year/unlimited km Ford Express New Vehicle Warranty applies to new, demonstrator and service loaner vehicles delivered from 1 May 2018. Our goods come with consumer guarantees that cannot be excluded under the Australian Consumer Law. Our warranty does not limit and may not exceed your rights under these guarantees.
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MANY MAKES AND MODELS IN STOCK Guaranteed Peace of Mind when you buy from us ‘14 Toyota Landcruiser GXL
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