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Black Saturday 10 years on

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Some of the new arrivals.

Possum magic Healesville Sanctuary is celebrating the birth of seven critically-endangered mountain pygmy-possums.

There are only about 2000 of the species left in the world, and tiny marsupial mums Bev and Plum have bolstered the population.

"The arrival of these joeys is a breakthrough as we have had low breeding success with wild females in the past," Zoos Victoria reproduc-

tive biologist Dr Marissa Parrott said.

She said climate change presented a significant threat to the remaining wild populations, so Zoos Victoria has been working with the Mountain Pygmy-Possum Recovery Team to develop an emergency response strategy.

"The strategy's goal is to understand these tiny possums - everything from diet and be-

haviour to breeding preference and social structure, so we can help protect them in the future," Dr Parrott said.

Determining the possums' special requirements, such as annual hibernation in captivity, has been a key focus.

After more than a decade of work, the last piece of the puzzle was to successfully breed wild females in captivity.

"We now have confidence that we can breed and care for these beautiful possums and have a successful toolkit in place if the situation in the wild worsens or there is a catastrophic event, like a major bushfire, in the future," Dr Parrott said.

Mountain pygmy-possums are Australia's only true hibernating marsupial.

They live in alpine regions and weigh as little as 35 grams.

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LETTERS Shade and loos a must I know there probably hasn’t been an allocation of funds in this year’s budget, but there’s a couple of things which need to be seen to without haste at the playground at the railway station.

Considering how long there isn’t going to be a playground in Queens Park for (well over 12 months) because of the construction of a new area (it could be longer depending on the weather and other variables) that only leaves the playground at the railway station as an option for locals and tourists alike in the actual township.

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Even on a lovely summer day when the temperature isn’t too high, the actual playground equipment is far too hot to use.

It’s difficult explaining to a two-year-old that he can’t play on the swings or the slide because it’s far too hot to sit on a black rubber swing that’s been in the sun since day break.

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Another issue that needs to be addressed immediately is toilets.

I’m not aware if the council and Yarra Valley Railway (YVR) have entered any agreement of the public using their toilets while there’s no playground at Queens Park.

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IN BRIEF

Firies mark decade since Black Friday Yarra Ranges fire brigades have reflected on the deadly Black Friday bushfires, 80 years on.

Coldstream CFA said on its Facebook page that high temperatures and strong winds on 13 January 1939 followed years of drought.

On 8 January, two people died in the Toolangi State Forest, the post said.

"By 10 January, almost all the forests in the Great Dividing Range were on fire," the brigade said.

There was a large outbreak at Powelltown.

On Black Friday, the temperature reached 44.7 degrees with very low humidity levels.

Narbethong was among the places fire completely destroyed on the day.

"The fires claimed 36 lives in Victoria on

It’s life for Probian Leny Healesville Ladies Probus Club president Ann Buissink awarded Leny Stueten with Life Membership at the club’s annual luncheon.

Ms Stueten joined the club in 1990 and has since held numerous committee positions.

She was the tours and outings convenor for two years, organising fantastic places to visit in Victoria and interstate.

Ms Stueten cared for and visited sick and elderly members at home, hospitals and aged care facilities for six years.

She was the club historian and photographer for nine years and the vice president, president and past president across three years.

“Over all those years, Leny was also garden group co-ordinator,” Ms Buissink said.

“She has hosted lunches and tours of her own garden for the last 11 years.

“She continues to make her famous sponge cakes and pavlovas for our AGM and Christmas meetings.”

Ms Buissink said Ms Stueten had been a very active member for 28 years, 20 as a committee member.

“An amazing achievement and a very worthy recipient,” she said.

“We are lucky to have her as a member.

“Well done Leny, you deserve this honour.”

Valley and Victoria are truly unbelievable and it reminds us that history really can repeat itself.

"Take a moment to think about the week's upcoming weather.

"Are you truly prepared for what may get thrown your way?"

The Seville Rural Fire Brigade said it formed as a direct result of the Black Friday bushfires.

"The Seville Chamber of Commerce voted to form the Seville volunteer fire brigade in 1940 and donated the initial funds to get them started," a post on the brigade's Facebook page said.

"The official formation happened in 1941.

The CFA was then formed in 1945 to co-ordinate all the newly-formed brigades."

A Healesville ALDI store should start taking shape next month.

An ALDI Australia spokeswoman said construction was expected to start in February but an opening date for the Maroondah Highway store was not yet finalised.

"We are eager to bring our unique shopping experience to the Healesville community," she said.

"At this stage we are finalising the appointment of our builder so we can commence construction of the store.

"We will keep the community updated as the construction of our store progresses."

In August 2017, Yarra Ranges Council faced a double-headed appeal to the Victorian Civil and Administrative Tribunal (VCAT) about the store.

ALDI appealed against the conditions attached to a permit granted in April, and objectors called for a review of the council's decision.

The main sticking point for ALDI was a requirement to reduce the overall building height from 7.42 metres to 7 metres at the front, and from 11.26 metres to 9.6 metres along the Church and River street frontages.

Objectors' concerns included building's scale and height and lack of an 'active shop front'.

The matter was resolved at a mediation meeting, so a full VCAT hearing was not required.

Arrest follows public help Police arrested a Don Valley driver after he failed to stop when officers asked him to in November.

They appealed for public information in relation to the Lysterfield incident, and the community reported several sightings of the vehicle in the following months.

On Tuesday 8 January, Knox CIU members arrested a 28-year-old Don Valley man in Croydon.

They charged him with a number of criminal and traffic offences relating to the matter including theft of a motor vehicle, drug possession, reckless conduct, failing to stop when requested to do so by police, driving at a dangerous speed and in a dangerous manner, speeding and failing to obey traffic lights.

The man was remanded in custody to face court again at a future date.

Police thanked everyone who responded to their appeal and provided information that assisted in the arrest.

Highway patrol report A 44-year-old male motorcycle rider was conveyed to hospital on 11 January with serious but non-life-threatening injuries after he lost control of his vehicle and left the road near Nicholson Lane, Lilydale.

Witnesses reported the vehicle travelling at excessive speed prior to the collision.

Enquiries are pending as to the cause of the collision and any witnesses or anyone with dashcam footage is urged to submit a confidential report via Crimestoppers on 1300 333 000.

Alternatively, witnesses can also contact the Knox Highway Patrol on 9881 7000.

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Right: Ann Buissink with Leny Stueten.

Black Friday while total number of deaths across January was 71," Coldstream CFA said.

"More than 700 homes, 69 sawmills, many businesses, farms and other buildings ... were lost.

"A Royal Commission for the Black Friday bushfires played a significant role in increasing bushfire awareness and prevention throughout Australia."

The Wesburn/Millgrove CFA captain wrote on the brigade's Facebook page that local man Des Morrish, who died last year, told of a fire that was uncontrollable and unstoppable.

"This year we have the 10th anniversary of Black Saturday - another uncontrollable and unstoppable wildfire," the captain said.

"The lives and property that have been lost over the last 100 years to wildfires in the Yarra

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A decade after the fires

By Mayor Tony Stevenson Thursday 7 February will mark 10 years since the start of the 2009 Victorian Bushfires - the day many of us refer to as Black Saturday.

The fires, of which there were hundreds around the state, had a devastating and unprecedented impact on the Yarra Ranges over about a month.

Whether you were in the Yarra Ranges in February 2009 or came here after, the Black Saturday bushfires had a flow-on effect into so many aspects of people's lives across our communities.

Sadly, along with the people who tragically lost their lives, there are many people whose lives have been shaped by this event and some who are still feeling the impact today.

The council will be hosting an event to commemorate the anniversary of the 2009

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Bushfires on 7 February from 5.30pm at Yarra Glen's McKenzie Reserve.

We're inviting residents, emergency services workers, friends and families of those affected by the bushfires to attend for a short program of speeches and performances, including Dixons Creek Primary School and the Badger Creek Women's Choir.

Refreshments and ice cream will be available, and we're encouraging visitors to bring a

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picnic and come together with their community.

The anniversaries of such traumatic events can be difficult, no matter how directly or indirectly you were exposed to it.

I encourage anyone who is having a tough time in the lead-up to this anniversary to speak to friends, co-workers and loved ones, or to contact a mental health professional or support services such as Lifeline on 13 11 14 to ensure they get the support they need.

Be aware that people around you might also be having a tough time and need some extra support during this time.

This period is a time to reflect and remember those who lost their lives in the bushfires, and learn about how the fires changed the lives of many, and how communities have rebuilt.

People should seek professional help from a mental health professional in the lead-up to

and during the anniversary period if they: - are feeling overwhelmed and are unable to handle any intense feelings or physical sensations; - have physical stress symptoms; - are re-experiencing vivid flashbacks of the event and are becoming extremely distressed; - find that relationships with family and friends are suffering; - are becoming accident-prone and using more alcohol or drugs; or - are experiencing other significant changes in their behaviour that would not normally occur.

People should also be aware of anyone in their personal or professional lives experiencing the above symptoms during this period.

For more information about the event, visit yrc.vic.gov.au/2009firescommemoration.

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BLACK SATURDAY - 10 YEARS ON

Bushfire milestone

By Casey Neill The fear in people's voices is what Stacey Bennett remembers most vividly about Black Saturday.

Ten years on, she'll be reflecting on how everyone came together after the catastrophic event.

Ms Bennett will remember the people who helped the suffering communities on the day and in the weeks and months after.

She's determined to show those affected that they haven't been forgotten, even a decade down the track.

She'll again host the Black Saturday Remembrance Cruise, this year on Saturday 9 February.

Cars will depart Yarra Glen Recreation Reserve on the Melba Highway at 1pm and arrive at the Healesville Railway Precinct on Healesville-Kinglake Road at 2pm.

There'll be a remembrance ceremony at 3pm. It's $10 per vehicle to participate, with all funds going to the CFA. "We haven't forgotten the people up there that are still suffering," Ms Bennett said.

"We still remember and we still are there for each other.

"It's a way of the community gathering and reflecting.

"I think it's nice that people have their own reflection time in their cars as they travel.

"They can have their quiet time and their own space with their loved ones, and then we get to the end and we're all together."

The cruise started as a tribute to her friend Kate Ansett, who died in her Toolangi home on 7 February 2009.

"She had a love for old cars," Ms Bennett said.

Stacey Bennett with a classic car and Healesville CFA members Damien Beeby, Zak Zwagerman, Picture: ROB CAREW Robyn Argent and Cliff Overton. 189082 "She was a very beautiful, very happy, very positive person."

The first cruise was eight years ago.

"We never expected it to be as big as what it was," she said.

"Everyone seemed to love it and want to be part of it.

"I know it means a lot to other people so that's why I continue to do it.

"I've had people come and tell me so many different stories about their personal tragedies from the fires.

"People tell you that this is the first time they might have taken the car they used to escape the fires.

"They only ever bring it out to this event and then it gets parked away again."

She said this year wouldn't be a lot different, despite the milestone it will mark.

"It's definitely more significant, and people

are looking for remembrance ceremonies," Ms Bennett said.

"We've always wanted to keep it basic, keep it the same, but it definitely feels different.

"The 10th feels more important."

The cruise is open to all vehicles - even the family car - and people don't have to take part in the procession to come along to the ceremony.

"We've had people turn up in mini buses," she said.

"It could be 800 vehicles altogether. It's always a very hard thing to gauge.

"There'll be about 2000 people."

Ms Bennett lives in Bendigo now, but lived in Healesville on Black Saturday.

"We were inside and then I remember going outside and it was dark, hot, windy," she said.

"I remember turning the radio on and just hearing people crying and yelling for help.

"We knew it was bad then."

A state commemoration service will mark 10 years since the Black Saturday bushfires. The State Government event will take place on Monday 4 February at the Royal Exhibition Building in Carlton Gardens, with more details to come.

“Holding this commemoration on this day allows for individuals to have time for themselves or attend other community events during the week,” Police and Emergency Services Minister Lisa Neville said.

She said organisers had been speaking with family and friends of those who died, the bushfire-affected communities, and emergency services personnel about the commemoration service and other initiatives to ensure they met community expectations.

“We need to honour those who died, those who lost homes and those brave men and women who fought to save lives and homes,” she said.

Yarra Ranges Council will host a commemoration event on Thursday 7 February at 5.30pm at McKenzie Reserve in Yarra Glen. Refreshments and ice cream will be available at the event, and visitors are encouraged to bring a picnic.

Anyone who needs support can contact Lifeline on 13 11 14.

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Mind the aftermath

One of the best

By Michael Doran In the Vicsport 2018 Victorian Sport Awards, Healesville's Andy McGuire has been nominated as a finalist in the Official of the Year category. He is one of three finalists from the world of triathlon and sees his efforts as just putting something back into a sport that has given him so much pleasure over many years.

Listening to him talk it is clear that he has a strong ethic of being involved and giving back, something he said he learnt about when growing up. "My dad was in the army so I went to 25 different schools. Sport was a good way to get involved in the community and integrate in new places."

He said when his two sons started playing sport in Healesville he got involved with their teams. "I enjoy and believe strongly in volunteering and I've tried to contribute at various levels in all sorts of sporting clubs in the district.

"I was a bit of a runner and tried triathlon and when my boys took up the sport I was their transport. Rather than just standing around watching them I thought I could be an official.

"I did a course around seven years ago and started officiating at the local triathlons

Andy McGuire, Official of the Year finalist. 189093 around Melbourne. Since then I have gained my national and international accreditation and officiated in China and at the World Championships on the Gold Coast last year.

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run the seven races. At the local level races are all about the athletes and our role is to make sure the races are safe, run fairly and people have fun.

When asked about reaching the final four, he said he was surprised but really happy that his sport was getting recognition. "Now I have reached this level I am really keen on mentoring and fostering more officials to enter and stay in the sport. " For me the best part is the challenge of bringing together a group of officials and turning them into a successful team and supporting them to carry out their roles, that's what I really enjoy."

He also is involved with Paratriathletes and in February will be officiating at the International Paratriathlon World Cup in Tasmania. "We have big contingent of intellectually handicapped athletes so as officials we really look after them and make sure they have a good time."

Victoria Legal Aid is advising residents in bushfire-prone areas to include a checklist to help in the aftermath of disaster in their plans.

Joel Townsend is a volunteer for Disaster Legal Help Victoria, a legal sector collaboration that responds to bushfire, flood and other disasters in Victoria.

He has experience working with victims of disasters, including the Black Saturday fires.

"It's not a pleasant thought but if you do lose your home and belongings, you'll need to be prepared to answer some legal questions - and that's where we come in," Mr Townsend said.

"The main legal problems people encounter are around insurance claims, property damage and accommodation issues."

He urged people to make sure their insurance was up to date ad had the right cover for fire; be prepared to lodge a claim soon after the event; get advice on accommodation or tenancy issues; keep a list of key contacts they might need for dealing with recovery from a disaster; and prepare an important documents kit, including a description of their home and a list of their valuables.

Mr Townsend said people should include the Disaster Legal Help Victoria 1800 113 432 number in their emergency contact list, along with numbers for their insurance company, bank, doctor, Centrelink, local council and power company.

"It makes things easier when you are dealing with companies and governments after a disaster if all of your important documents and account numbers, as well as wills and passports, are together in your kit," he said.

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Bleak mysteries from Wesburn

By Michael Doran Wesburn author and illustrator, David Schembri, has released his second book of short-stories, Beneath the Ferny Tree. This follows his 2014 work, Unearthly Fables, and continues his work in the horror genre.

"Horror is my default setting when I write a story and at times I border on sci-fi and satire," he said. "The new book is a collection of self-contained stories with a connecting piece of poetry."

"I have been living in Wesburn with my wife for the last 16 years or so. We both love the wide-open spaces of the Yarra Valley and that's why we left the city to settle here.

"We were city people but with the beauty of the landscape as a backdrop we thought we could really grow as a couple up here, and we are still growing."

He said that he gets his inspiration for the horror stories from a variety of places, including his own dreams. "The ideas vary a lot and often come to me from bad things I read or movies I watch. Also I get ideas from history I have read about and become hooked on as a subject."

In Beneath the Ferny Tree one of the stories is about the African slave trade to the Americas and leaves the reader to discover where the monsters lay on the slaver ship riding the high seas of the Atlantic.

There is a story around the horror of wartorn Germany and another is based in a futuristic prison where the main character is haunted by his past and desperate for a

Wesburn author and illustrator David Schembri with his new book Beneath the Ferny Tree. 189108 chance at redemption.

"I write horror stories but they are not about the sort of chainsaw-wielding madman a lot of

people associate with horror. Often the stories are premised on the element of building fear and suspense into the emotion of the story."

Yarra Ranges Council will welcome a new CEO to its helm next month.

Councillors voted unanimously to appoint Tammi Rose to the position at their Tuesday 18 December meeting.

She'll fill the role for four years from Monday 4 February.

Mayor Tony Stevenson said Ms Rose brought a wealth of experience in a range of senior roles, in both inner metropolitan and rural councils.

She is Hobsons Bay Council's corporate services director, and also took on an acting CEO role there last year.

"With more than 18 years of local government experience in leading teams and driving innovation, Tammi is well qualified to ensure our organisation continues to service our diverse communities, sustain our natural environment and support growth in local jobs," Cr Stevenson said.

"With a Masters in organisational development and professional qualifications as an accountant (CPA), Tammi is well placed to continue and build on the current direction of our organisation.

"Council is excited by the energy, ideas and experience Tammi brings to Yarra Ranges."

Ms Rose said she was excited about the challenge of leading the organisation as it continued its drive to be more efficient and innovative in delivering services.

"Yarra Ranges has an exciting future ahead, and it will be a privilege to work with the community, councillors and the organisation to move the municipality to another level of liveability, ensuring it is agile and future-proofed to support the communities of tomorrow as well as today."

Ms Rose replaces Glen Patterson, who announced his departure late last year to take on the City of Casey CEO position.

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Early 1900’s charm on a superb corner allotment Set on a sprawling corner allotment of just over 1800m2 approx & zoned NRZ2 this beautiful home would not only cater for a dreamy lifestyle, but would present a golden opportunity to subdivide (STCA) & reap the rewards this gem has to offer. With soaring high ceilings, feature hardwood looring, ceiling roses & ornate cornices, offers great family accommodation with 3 huge bedrooms, 2 with walk in robes, 2 living areas & front and rear veranda’s to choose from depending upon your mood. The fully fenced block is ideal to keep the kiddies & the animals close at hand, all within walking distance to the local shopping precinct, transport, sporting facilities & the Warburton Trail. A special home, awaiting a new owner.

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13 Wonga Rd Millgrove

$395,000 - $434,000

Neat and Tidy, only steps from the Yarra River!

Situated on a lat, fully fenced block of approx 822sqm only meters from the Yarra River, public transport and a short walk to the shops you will nd this neat and cute 3 bedroom, 1 bathroom home that’s a great starter or investment. With modern kitchen including dishwasher and lovely bathroom you don’t need to do a thing! Split system heating and cooling has the climate needs covered. Outside you have a double garage that’s a great size with concrete loor – perfect for the car enthusiasts or just that extra storage! This one won’t last long so call now and get in quick!

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Rodeo back in the valley

By Michael Doran The cowboys and bucking broncos are back in town with the return of the Yarra Valley Rodeo on January 19, being held this year at Yarra Glen Racecourse. Now in its fourth year this is the only rodeo in the Yarra Valley and with the funds raised going to various charities it is indeed a worthy way to kick off the new year.

The fast and furious action will come from barrel racing, team roping, bronc and bull riding with plenty of carnival fun activities for the younger cowboys and cowgirls. All the action can be viewed on a coloured big-screen that will light up the night sky when darkness falls. The rodeo action kicks-off at 4.30pm but the gates open two hours earlier so there is time to enjoy all the other family oriented activities on offer.

Merchandise stalls, rides, and live music entertainment are part of the day with plenty of food and refreshments available, including a licensed bar but BYO alcohol is not permitted. Tickets, which have been on-sale since November, will be available at the gate but it is recommended that patrons pre-book online to avoid any disappointment on the day.

Premium seating is in the Ringside and Grandstand areas and general admission patrons are advised to bring their own seating and think about protection from the sun or the elements in the open-air areas. For health and safety reasons and to ensure the comfort of all visitors the size of the crowd is restricted and no dogs can be admitted to the rodeo.

Plenty of parking is available at the racecourse at a nominal charge and all of the details and entry conditions to the event can be found at www.yarravalleyrodeo.com.au Camping is not permitted on the racecourse grounds and security staff will be on-hand to ensure a safe environment for all.

Thrills and spills are back at the Yarra Valley Rodeo. 176950

Call to all Junior Rangers Parks Victoria is inviting children and their families to have fun learning about nature by joining Junior Ranger activities this school holidays.

Park rangers host the free program which offers activities for children aged 6 to 12 and their families.

It is designed to get kids outdoors and teach them about Victoria's wonderful plants, wildlife and amazing natural and cultural heritage, and this season also sees a great expansion for the number of activities available in the area, with 25 activities available in the Yarra Ranges National Park.

Six-year-old Anna Wood has been to five Junior Rangers activities and said she looks forward to them every school holidays.

"I love being a Junior Ranger because I get to learn hands-on about nature," she said.

"My favourite experience was feeding a Tawny Frogmouth some dead chicken at Serendip Sanctuary."

A number of programs are being run across the Yarra Ranges these holidays, including an alpine treasure hunt and discovery walk at Lake Mountain. The treasure hunt sees you head out into nature to discover colours, patterns, and textures of a diverse alpine environment.

Families can also explore the wonders of the rainforest at Mt Donna Buang's Rainforest Gallery.

Park ranger Julia Pickwith said the program gives kids and parents the chance to explore and learn about animals and nature in their local area.

"It's one of those beautiful tactile experiences - the kids can see what's effectively the tallest plant in Australia and tallest moss in the same day."

"We encourage kids to pick stuff up, smell stuff - provided they put everything back - we like to promote minimal impact ... take home photos and leave only footprints."

To find out more about the Junior Rangers Program go to https://juniorrangers.com.au/

A Little Birdie Told Me Bird Box Starring Sandra Bullock, John Malkovich and Tom Hollander Rated MA15+ Directed by Susanne Bier and based on the novel by Josh Malerman, Bird Box is an eerie and efficient horror film, despite its flawed structure.

Malorie (Sandra Bullock) and her new family must struggle to survive against supernatural creatures that induce suicide when observed.

After a carnage-filled opening, the film settles into a tense rhythm, as both the characters and viewer try to understand the creatures and figure out how to survive. Unnerving sound design, the claustrophobic interior setting and bursts of horrific violence generate an oppressive atmosphere, and disturbing twists on the formula, such as insane people who worship the creatures, keep the situation fresh and dire. mailcommunity.com.au

Bullock delivers a powerful central performance as Malorie, conveying a steely, reserved compassion. The characters are simplistic but engaging, and Malorie develops an adversarial friendship with Douglas (John Malkovich), who eventually redeems himself from his relentless bitterness.

Beyond some heavy-handed dialogue, the main problems in Bird Box are structural.

While the flashbacks and present-day segments ultimately dovetail together in satisfying ways, the present segments diminish the tension of the flashbacks; if Malorie and her children are alive in the present, then obviously nothing can harm them in the flashbacks.

The film would have been more suspenseful as a whole if structured in two discreet acts, but Bird Box is still a disquieting bare-bones horror film, and is available for streaming on Netflix.

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Athletics back on track Athletics returned for 2019 last Saturday as Yarra Ranges Athletics athletes spread themselves far and wide around Victoria.

Its Little Athletics athletes returned to Morrison Reserve for a fun morning of track and field.

There were plenty of personal bests and welcome back hugs and smiles.

Glenhuntly and Werribee athletics tracks

were the venues for our senior athletics members competing in AV Shield competition.

With the likelihood that all five of the Yarra Ranges teams will qualify, the club said it was great to see the big numbers of members competing.

Only three rounds remain before the muchanticipated Shield Final.

The club also had many current and past members compete in the Two Bays Trail race finishing at Cape Schanck Lighthouse.

Congratulations went to Lauren Starr for her second-place finish in the 28 kilometre race.

A big thanks went to Bryan Ackerly, Susan and Lee Taylor, James Anderson, Jamie and Mia Strudley, Graham Coutts and Katie, Zoe and Lily Clarke who manned the carpark to generate valuable funds for the club.

Next week the club will welcome Croydon Little Athletics to its track for a morning of interclub competition.

This promises to be a lot of fun as the club

gets the opportunity to compete alongside athletes it doesn't normally get to.

Yarra Ranges seniors will travel to Box Hill or Doncaster for round 10 of AV Shield.

Training is on every Tuesday and Thursday night from 6pm.

It's not too late to get involved in either Little Athletics or the senior competition with Athletics Victoria.

Any interested athletes can email join@yarrarangesathletics.org.au.

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By Chris Anderson With just six rounds remaining before finals, the race is on in earnest for post-season action in the Yarra Valley.

In DJ Strachan Shield, it was last-placed Seville that reminded everyone the side was not a spent force this season, closing to within one game of the top four with an impressive victory against Wandin.

Wandin's form leading into Christmas had been impressive and the side had quickly established itself in the top four, while Seville had struggled to post wins despite some improvement across the season.

Seville batted first in this contest and, as has been their way this season, battled to gain significant momentum due to regular wickets.

The Blues batted out their 40 overs despite only four batsmen scoring double figures.

Andy Kay and Caleb Frankovic would provide some staunch resistance at the top of the order, but wickets would continue to fall with little progress.

With a score around 100 looming, it would come down to the experienced heads of Rod Pearce and Daniel Healy to push the score to a competitive 9/135 to keep the home side in the contest.

The Wandin bowlers shared the honours in a fairly even display with Luke Chandler, Jamie Oakley and Rob Henderson all bagging two wickets a piece.

Despite gifting their opponents 27 runs through extras, Wandin would've been fairly comfortable with proceedings at the break, and going on form would've been confident of chasing the total.

Maybe they were a fraction too comfortable.

From the moment the steady hand of Marcus Smith netted three early wickets, it seemed Wandin were never in the hunt in an excellent display of bowling from Seville.

All the Blues who turned their hands to bowling had some success as they rolled through the Bulldogs line up inside 26 overs for a paltry 73 runs.

Mark Sandfort started the new year in style with three wickets to join Smith at the top of the wicket takers.

Tim Thorne was the only batsman to contribute to the chase, but a top score of 21 isn't going to cut it in the top grade.

At the other end of the scale, the Christmas break didn't slow Mount Evelyn's impressive undefeated season as they made short work of Warburton-Millgrove on the road.

The Burras won the toss and elected to bat in excellent conditions, but found themselves in early trouble courtesy of an early couple of wickets to veteran Chris Anderson.

Sensing his team losing a grip on the contest, Burras mainstay Liam Barnard asserted himself on the game.

With some blistering strokeplay, not only did he get the scoreboard moving in the right direction but he put a little pressure back on the Mount Evelyn bowlers who haven't been challenged too often this season.

His innings was cut short for an enterprising 40 with the score on 3/53, and from there

the innings struggled to regain momentum.

Gareth Fraser (2/30) and Chad Witherdin (3/9) heaped the pressure on the middle to lower order of the Warburton-Millgrove batting line up, and despite some gritty batting from Ben Lever (23) with the tail, the innings crawled to a disappointing 104.

The Mounters cantered to the victory target inside 16 overs without the loss of a wicket.

Jesse Fraser's remarkable season continued as his innings of 44 not out put his season record at 373 runs at an average of 124, while his partner in crime, Jon O'Donnell, is starting to find his feet with 48 not out to round out a tidy unbeaten century partnership.

In the final game of the round, Yarra Junction had a solid victory against a hapless Healesville outfit.

Yarra Junction won the toss and elected to put a score on the board, and they managed the task well.

From the word go, captain Kevin Bomford led his team from the front.

His explosive approach and rapid scoring was well supported with some assured batting from Marcel Kocher at the other end.

A 60-run opening partnership put the Eagles on the right track.

The pair fell in quick succession to the hand of Healesville captain Ash Hamer and this threatened to derail the innings, but Matt Mallick (47) and Andy Cowan (31) would have nothing of it.

The pair reeled off another significant partnership, this time 81 runs to take the game away from the Bloods.

Their partnership would take their team deep into the innings and allow it to flourish to a handy total of 5/179.

Healesville would have to be at their best to chase down this total, but with Nick Bark removing the openers before the score had reached double figures, the task would prove to be too difficult.

Max Minney and Dale Senior would do well to re-establish the innings and give it some momentum, but when the pair fell, closely followed by Hamer, before the score had reached 50, all hope had been effectively snuffed out.

Dan Ebbels and Jordan Poynton would stall the Eagles' progress with some disciplined batting, showing up their more experienced counterparts and giving the Healesville faithful some joy on an otherwise fruitless day.

Nick Bark would capture another couple of late wickets to boost his wicket tally to four, Healesville would see out their overs, and in the end it was a comfortable 55-run victory for the home side and some regained momentum for the run home to finals.

With just two games separating second and sixth, the race is well and truly on, and Round 11 shapes as a crucial one-day fixture before the toil of two day cricket restarts.

Healesville will host Seville in a fixture that could mean curtains for the losing team, while the winners might find themselves inside the top four.

Healesville has battled inconsistency in performance and a steady line up which has

cost it any momentum this season.

A hungry Seville looks set to pounce with finals a real possibility and could sense an ideal opportunity to finally close the gap.

With both teams struggling to find runs, a season-defining innings or partnership could be the recipe for success for both teams.

Mount Evelyn will host Yarra Junction and the Eagles need a big performance to follow their round 10 victory.

Traditionally, Mount Evelyn has struggled against the Eagles' disciplined attack and if the visitors could find some more runs as they did on the weekend, they could find themselves up to their eyeballs in this contest.

Mount Evelyn would be loath to give up its dominance and will be hell bent on staying undefeated and will prove hard to pass.

The final game of the round will see Wandin host Warburton-Millgrove and much lies on victory in this clash.

For Wandin, a win would straighten up their season and a chance to quickly move on from the weekend's poor result, while WarburtonMillgrove need to start finding some momentum if they are to feature in a fifth Grand Final on the trot.

A loss for either would be a second loss on the trot in 2019 and a significant ding in confidence.

DJ STRACHAN SHIELD Seville 9/135 (R. Pearse 25, D. Healy 23*, A. Kay 20, L. Chandler 2/18, J. Oakley 2/23, R. Henderson 2/24) d Wandin 10/73 (T. Thorn 21, M. Sandfort 3/8, M. Smith 3/14) Mount Evelyn 0/107 (J. O'Donnell 48*, J. Fraser 44*) d Warburton-Millgrove 10/104 (L. Barnard 40, B. Lever 23, C. Witherdin 3/9, C. Anderson 2/15, G. Fraser 2/31) Yarra Junction 5/179 (M. Mallick 47, K. Bomford 44, A. Cowan 31, A. Hamer 2/20) d Healesville 8/124 (J. Poynton 35*, M. Minney 19, N. Bark 4/38, M. Kocher 2/5) RA FINGER TROPHY Woori Yallock 8/158 (C. Ferguson 68, M. Dwyer 26, A. Whelan 3/39, C. Dikschel 2/29) d Coldstream 10/124 (D. Oliffe 42, D. Pezzimenti 18*, M. White 5/30, M. McPhee 2/8) Gruyere District 2/112 (A. Waixel 38*, M. Tilney 38*, B. Wallace 1/14, S. North 1/32) d Healesville 9/110 (B. Wallace 27, R. Nolan 22, R. Proud 4/19, A. Vassallo 2/11) Mount Evelyn 8/255 (A. Giblin 113, D. Fraser 78, M. Richards 4/33, T. Gaskett 3/80) d Yarra Junction 10/122 (J. Vanderhyde-Davies 21, H. Relf 21, A. Whiting 4/20, J. Vanraay 3/27) Seville 7/148 (D. Gale 106*, S. Fawdry 2/32, C. Maki 1/22) d Wandin 9/145 (M. Fawdry 45, D. Marshall 17, C. Tanner 4/33, M. Berri 2/7) C GRADE Marysville 4/183 (C. Piggott 46*, G. Mitchell 39, T. Gleeson 39, C. Parker 3/38) d Launching Place 7/180 (S. Parker 47, M. McConnell 40, K. Fiske 2/26, L. Ronalds 2/33) Warburton-Millgrove 1/48 (S. Hargrave 24*, J. Sharp 20*) d Woori Yallock 9/35 (A. Whitworth 11, S. Middleton 3/0, A. Nelson 2/9) Seville 3/270 (D. DiPietro 136, D. Knight 78, B. Rothberg 2/30) d Wandin 9/77 (B. Galante 36, M. Hadlum 3/20, J. Foster 2/10, J. Mullins 2/12)

Mixed results Healesville Bowls Club's number one side travelled to play Ferntree Gully 2 on their slick carpet in gusty winds, which made conditions really tricky.

After being close at the break 40/41, Healesville fell away after half time to be comfortably beaten 74/101.

Healesville 2 played Yarra Glen 3 and took up where they had left off before the Christmas break and had another very good win to remain top of the ladder.

The results for Saturday Pennant played on 12 January are: Ferntree Gully 2 (14/101) d Healesville 1 (4/74) A. Phillips 15/21, A. Beales 22/20, S. Graham 25/22, B. Simmons 12/38 Healesville 2 (16/102) d Yarra Glen 3 (2/69) W. Mays 16/26, G. Gommers 30/9, C. Boland 37/16, R. Smith 19/18

Thrilling win In a thrilling finish against Pakenham 1 at home, Warburton Bowls Club's number one side came from behind to win 83 to 82.

It came down to the last end of the game.

Warburton needed three shots to win and S. Lee-Tet's rink did just that.

Rink scores were J. Van Der Zweep 12/36, S. LeeTet 25/16, A. Holmes 24/11 and J. Brookes 22/19.

The side will play Mulgrave CC 1 away this week as it looks to continue its steady improvement across all rinks.

Warburton 2 played Mooroolbark 3 away and once again the Burras allowed the opposition to gain the early break before an improved second half saw them go down, 54 to 88.

Rink scores were B. Hall 17/22, P. Summers 13/17, T. Appleton 14/20 and N. Whelan 10/29.

The side plays Donvale 2 at home this week as it looks to improve on its starts to avoid playing catch-up.

The Mid-Week Tuesday Pennant team played Boronia 1 at home before the break and continued on its winning way, 70 to 40.

Rinks scores were G. Walsh 27/13, R. McKail 20/14 and S. Lord 23/13.

The side will play Mooroolbark 2 away this week.

The Wednesday Night Barefoot Bowls Triples Competition results for the round before the break were: Big Al's d Dill's Crew by forfeit; Nutters 13 d Saint Dogs 9; Get Schwifty 23 d Trailer Trash 6: KT's 16 d Dunny Divas 5; G Force 17 d Moonshiners 9; Pensioners 20 d Reefton Rockets 6 and Bolters 11 drew with Shambolics 11.

Burra Boys had the bye.

The competition starts back on 16 January.

The Club Championship Singles Finals were held on Sunday and both games were of an extremely high standard.

Rayna Zunneberg won the women's singles defeating a gallant Natasha Caneva 25/22.

Jason Van der Zweep came from behind at the finish to win 26/24 against Paul Caneva in the men's singles.

Congratulations went to all players for a wonderful performance, and the club wished Rayna and Jason luck in the Regional Champion of Champions Singles Competition.

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Greyhounds racing The Healesville Greyhound Association had a very busy start to the year, with three race meetings on the first weekend of the 2019.

Racing on Thursday 3 January for the first meeting attracted a great crowd, with many holiday-makers attending the track to enjoy the club's facilities and the exciting racing on offer.

The normal Friday meeting was transferred to Saturday morning due to the extreme weather across Victoria.

Everyone was up bright and early with racing starting at 9.07am.

The day kicked off with a barbecue breakfast and another 12 action-packed races.

The association backed up again with another full race card the following day, the main meeting of the weekend.

There was some great racing, with some very smart greyhounds showing the crowd what they did best.

Over the three days, dogs contested 36 races and training honours went to the Superior Race Team, headed by trainer Joyce Condon and her son David.

Between the pair and their team of helpers they prepared 22 runners for six individual winners and five minor placed runners.

Makayla Brown from Lara was trackside enjoying her school holidays with her dad and their greyhound Mayor Digby.

She was very excited when they won the second last event of the day.

Racing is held at the Don Road Sporting Complex every Friday and Sunday.

Gates open from 11.00am.

Entry is free and there are canteen, bar and TAB facilities on-course.

There will be another three-day racing weekend to celebrate the Australia Day Public Holiday with lots of activities for the last weekend of the school holidays.

Makayla Brown from Lara track-side with greyhound Mayor Digby.

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David Murch won the Warburton Golf Club stroke and M. McGrann Bag-day competition on Wednesday 9 January.

He qualified for the bag play-off with nett 63, a 70 off-the-stick.

The unlucky runner-up with an equally impressive score of nett 64 was Ossie 'Evergreen' McClay.

Balls got down to 68 only.

The nearest the pin winners were John Pote on the third, Lynda Dickson on the 10th and Neil Leckenby on the 15th.

On a beautiful summer afternoon/evening, this week's twilight competition winner was none other than that remarkable senior citizen of the club, the 90-plus Gerry Hadfield, who accumulated an unbelievable 27 points.

The runner-up was Darren Wyatt, who also impressed with 24 points.

Players who scored 17-plus can collect a ball.

Nearest the pins went to Adam Patrick on the 12th, Clint Toohey on the 15th and Sam Patrick on the 17th.

On Saturday 12 January, Sam Dennis won the A-grade stroke competition, the Monthly Medal and the flag.

Dennis' nett 67 was good enough to pip a number of other sub-par scores.

B-grade went to David Scott with a nett 68.

The runner-up prize went to Mr Consistent, Allan Hubbard, also on 68.

Balls got down to 70.

Nearest the pins went to Andy Lockey on the third, Garsy on the ninth, Ms Nursey on the 12th and Brenton Derix on the 15th.

At this time of the year, some terrific scores are frequent.

There were two great eagles - Hubbard scored one on the 13th and guest Greg Heinrich had a superb one on the 10th, when he drove the green.

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