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Bridge too far

By Michael Doran In an act of indifference, VicRoads has dislocated a community, put the lives of school children at risk and cut-off access to the Reefton community for older residents.

In 2017 VicRoads removed the pedestrian bridge across McMahons Creek at Reefton due to safety concerns but locals are now left to wonder why the solution is more dangerous than the problem it was designed to solve.

The issue surfaced again in December when Yarra Ranges Councillor Jim Child raised a motion seeking urgent action from VicRoads and the State Government to reinstate the bridge.

"I raised the issue as an urgent council motion to write to the Minister for Roads, Jaala Pulford, the Regional Director for VicRoads and our local member Cindy McLeish," Cr Child said. "In December Cindy McLeish presented that in parliament as a question to the minister and the minister came back with the history but no commitment to another bridge.

"We had a commitment from Vic Roads that the bridge would be reinstated so we're asking

the minister to intervene and provide funding as this has an urgency, there are kids lives at stake here."

Member for Eildon Cindy McLeish has backed the calls and said that local residents should be disappointed that the government is disinterested in keeping all road users safe.

"Labor's decision to remove the pedestrian bridge at McMahons Creek was done to keep local residents safe, but that has now created a dangerous situation with pedestrians being forced to now walk on the road."

Speaking to the Victorian Parliament in December last year, Ms. McLeish called on the minister to to direct VicRoads to immediately reinstate the bridge but in reply the minister made no mention of replacing the footbridge.

Following a residents meeting on Thursday 28 February, The Mail sought a response from both VicRoads and the Minister for Roads, Jaala Pulford. At the time of writing no response has been received from the minister.

In a statement a VicRoads spokesperson said "Following expert advice, the old McMa-

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hons Creek pedestrian bridge was deemed unsafe and, after careful consideration, it was closed. In response to community concerns, safety audits have been carried out and several changes have been implemented to improve safety for local residents."

The statement went on to say that the current 80km/h speed limit is under review and plans for a new pedestrian footbridge are currently being considered.

Resident Bodie Seller said that the creation of a new bus stop has made the situation more dangerous. "They created another bus stop but it's on a blind corner and the kids have to get across a 80km/h road so we don't let them catch the bus.

"There is no way for people to get around the community, there is no shoulder on the road bridge and we have log trucks, heavy haulage trucks, motorbikes and the car clubs all coming through here.

"We just want them to live up to their commitment to replace the footbridge they took from us."

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LETTERS DELWP ignores ministers’ promises RE: The DELWP 10 Year Draft Plan January 2019 Theme 4 - Bushfire Risk in the Yellingbo Conservation Area.

This plan is a summary of the concerns and comments raised at the three information sessions held by DELWP. I attended the Yarra Junction session on 25 August 2018.

I was there for the whole session and I witnessed the concern surrounding the bushfire risk in the Upper Yarra Valley.

In this plan it states - "The YCA Bushfire Risk Management Plan was based on expert input and computer modelling and therefore it was not appropriate to elicit input from the community on the Plan ... There is no scope to modify the Bushfire Risk Management Plan."

Draft or final statement?

Minister Lily D'Ambrosio in a media release 23 November 2016 states: "A community led process to assess and manage bushfire risk in the Yellingbo Conservation Area will begin next month ... The planning process will be led by the local community."

In the same release Deputy Premier James Merlino was quoted as saying: "In order for this bushfire risk assessment to be effective it must be underpinned by the local knowledge and the expertise of landowners and the community."

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Hay bales as far as the eye could see in Healesville - editor Casey Neill couldn''t resist pulling over to take a few snaps.

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The DELWP inspired plan laughs at both ministers and their promise to the community.

Where will this fiasco end - when we all live in a five square unit in the middle of Melbourne?

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The 2019 Autumn Firewood Collection Season opens this week in the Yarra Ranges and cartoonist Danny Zemp is reminding residents to be mindful of what they use for firewood.

Warratina goes on show

By Michael Doran Warratina Lavender Farm has been a part of the Melbourne International Flower and Garden Show since its inception 23 years ago and will be there once again in 2019 from Wednesday 27 to Sunday 31 March.

Having such a long presence at the largest horticultural show in the Southern Hemisphere is a great way for owner Annemarie Manders to showcase the Yarra Valley, with more than 130,000 visitors in 2018.

Annemarie said that it was a big decision for her to attend the first time in 1995 but since then Warratina has won seven bronze awards for their displays.

"I was already going to markets to show my lavender and I thought I would stick my neck out and try a big show," she said. "Along the way I have learnt so much about how to display my products, what people were interested in seeing and what they enjoy.

"It is always a great pleasure to be at this show and to interact with people of gardening interests. A lot of visitors are surprised to learn about the products we make from the edible lavender.

"The edible plant is very different and has a lot less natural camphor in it and I educate them on how to use it. People are becoming much more adventurous in their eating habits and tasting a lavender scone or ice-cream is a real treat."

This year, the display will include an extensive array of lavender plants and products, made from both edible and non-edible lavender. Warratina's diverse product range en-

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IN BRIEF Fire threat

Following a passion

Lightning strikes on 1 March contributed to a number of fires in the Yarra Ranges National Park and the Yarra State Forest.

Reports from Community, fire lookout towers and aircraft reconnaissance confirmed that three bushfires were burning on Sunday 3 March.

On Sunday 3 March Warburton CFA confirmed that there were three fires burning in the area.

As of Sunday 3 March Fire 53. Mt Boobyalla walking track has been contained to 0.53 hectare blaze and crews were patrolling this fire on Sunday.

As of Sunday 3 March Fire 54 O'Shannasy catchment road 16 fire was is 1.3 hectares. A water bombing helicopter was supporting ground crews.

As of Sunday 3 March 51 Cambarville road 4 fir was 122 hectares and is located in steep heavily forested Armstrong water catchment.

Heavy Machinery including dozers and excavators have been working to build control lines to limit the fires spread. A water bombing helicopter was supporting ground crews.

It is expected over the coming days smoke will be visible from nearby communities and roads.

Fire fighting vehicles, machinery and aircraft are operating in the area.

As of 4 March Vic Emergency stated that there is currently no threat to you, but you should stay informed and monitor conditions.

By Michael Doran Yarra Junction locals may recognise Karen Viggers as their former vet but may not know that she is an internationally acclaimed author, selling more than 800,000 copies of her books in France alone.

She returned to the Yarra Junction Library on Monday 25 February to talk about growing up in the Yarra Valley and her latest book, The Orchardist's Daughter.

Karen said she wanted to be a writer in high school but was put-off by a family member who said 'there is no money in that'. So she become a veterinarian and it was during a stint in Antarctica where her love of writing was rekindled.

"I was here in Yarra Junction for about a year before I met my husband, David Lindenmayer, over a leadbeater possum, and I went to Canberra with him. I moved for the love of a man, if it was love of a place I would have stayed here."

"I am great lover of the outdoors and that comes from growing up here. I got my first horse when I was 11 and I grew up riding through the hills and forests of the valley.

"We're really fortunate in Australia to have so many places that are relatively untouched that we can still escape to. Part of my purpose for writing is to remind Australians about what we have."

Before heading to Antarctica she visited Bruny Island and it was there that her love of Tasmania began. "Because of my background as a vet I have a passion for wildlife and a fascination with wilderness. In my new book the Tasmanian devils and wedge-tail eagles are symbols of freedom that are central to the storylines."

The Orchardist's Daughter is her fourth novel and follows The Stranding, The Lightkeeper's Wife and The Grass Castle. Her books have been translated into French, Italian, Nor-

Karen Viggers with Maria Mithen of Yarra Junction Library. 191033 wegian, Slovenian and Spanish.

"A best seller in Australia will sell around 30,000 copies but in France The Lightkeeper's Wife sold 100,000 in first month and more than 800,000 have been bought there. The French love rural landscapes, farmers, small towns and nuanced characters."

After the presentation she spoke about the importance of books in childhood development. "Reading books together with an older person is how children learn about language, about ideas and words and develop a passion

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for books themselves.

"There is a lot of peace to be found in reading, a lot of headspace to think about issues whereas on social media it happens without thinking. Reading introduces different perspectives on the world to kids and that's so very important.

"An easy way to get kids involved is to play audio books in the car instead of having their screens in front of them. Every library has a range of fantastic audio books available so that's what parents can do."

Sanctuary decides Cadbury not so sweet

By Jed Lanyon Healesville Sanctuary will no longer sell Cadbury or Natural Confectionary Company products.

Zoos Victoria vows to take a stand for wildlife under threat from manufacturers that refuse to come clean on the origins of the palm oil in their products.

The crackdown comes after an audit by Zoos Victoria on all food products sold at Healesville Sanctuary, Melbourne Zoo and Werribee Open Range Zoo to ensure that parent companies are using, or committed to sourcing, only the highest standard of wildlifefriendly sustainable palm oil within the next four years.

Zoos Victoria said that all product suppliers, including Cadbury's and Natural Confectionery's parent company Mondelez, were given time to comply with the sourcing standards of Zoos Victoria's Palm Oil Policy. Those that haven't complied have been removed

from the shelves.

Zoos Victoria CEO Dr Jenny Gray expects a groundswell of public support for the organisation's new social media campaign #LabelPalmOilAlready.

"Consumer research shows that 95 per cent of Australians want clear mandatory labelling of palm oil, so they can make an informed decision on what they consume," Dr Gray said.

"It's pretty simple, we all just want to know

what is in the products we consume and how the use of these ingredients affects the habitat of the precious wildlife we care about."

Zoos Victoria states that the rapid expansion of palm oil production is associated with the destruction of habitat for some of the world's most vulnerable species, including orang-utans, tigers, elephants and gibbons.

Dr Gray said there was still so much confusion about sustainable and unsustainable palm oil, which could be resolved through mandatory labelling of product ingredients, including the removal of the umbrella term 'vegetable oil'.

"The Victorian Government supported mandatory labelling as a priority back in 2016, and yet we are still waiting for the Australian Government and other states to make the change. The wildlife under threat from deforestation for palm oil plantations can't wait any longer," Dr Gray said.

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As the Victorian bushfire emergency continues, Red Cross is encouraging affected communities to access a range of advice and resources from its website to help cope with the psychologically taxing threat caused by the fires.

With 19 blazes burning across the south east, teams of trained Red Cross emergency services teams are on the ground helping those affected.

Damien Moloney from Red Cross Emergency Services Victoria said, "Crisis events like the fires in Victoria can be very distressing and it's normal to feel upset, anxious or overwhelmed.

Stress caused by such events can impact all aspects of your life and may continue for a long time. This is a normal response to an abnormal experience."

"Red Cross emergency services teams are in place as needed, and we're geared up to support those who need help as the fires continue," said Mr Moloney.

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Early banks in Yarra Glen Banks established agencies in Yarra Flats in the mid-1880s when the population swelled due to the building of the aqueduct and the railway.

Two of our historic buildings are legacies of this development.

The Commercial Bank opened at Yarra Flats on 4 January 1886, in temporary premises rented from the blacksmith, Frank Farvis, and Charles Harbord Watt (1861-1947) was appointed manager.

William Farrell, then licensee of the Yarra Flats Hotel, recognised a business opportunity and erected a brick building opposite his hotel.

It was completed in July 1886 and Farrell leased it to the bank, which later bought it in 1894.

The building, now a private residence, still stands on the corner of Armstrong Grove and Bell Street.

The Colonial Bank opened its branch in

Looking

back Helen Mann

Yarra Glen and District Historical Society secretary February 1886 under the management of Mr O’Shannessey.

It was housed in a weatherboard building owned by the storekeeper Philip Kiernan near the corner of King and Bell streets.

Kiernan sold the property in 1887 and ironically it was purchased by the Commercial Bank.

The Colonial Bank thenceforth leased its

premises from its rival until July 1890.

By this time William Herbert had erected a substantial two-storey building on the corner of Bell Street and Herbert Lane which the Colonial Bank then moved into.

Business gradually declined in Yarra Glen after the completion of the railway and aqueduct building projects.

No bank managers are listed in the trade directories between 1895 and 1900 and details are sparse for the early twentieth century.

The Sands and McDougall Directory advertises an agency at Yarra Glen in 1900 and also in 1915.

Alfred E Priestley was the manager of the Commercial Bank during the early 1890s until the bank transferred its operations to the Lilydale branch in 1892.

The building has been a private residence ever since; notably the home of the local doc-

tor, Dr Henry Vogler, from 1906 until 1930.

In the 1930s the National Bank operated an agency in the former Colonial Bank building, opening only on Thursdays.

This service closed in 1941.

In the 1960s the State Savings Bank operated from this building.

Keith Rodwell was manager, followed by Mr RW McSweeney in 1971.

The State Savings Bank erected a new building on the corner of Bell and King Streets in 1972.

The Commonwealth Bank acquired the ailing State Savings Bank of Victoria in 1991 and has maintained its own branch in this building ever since.

The Bank of Melbourne opened premises on the opposite side of Bell Street about 1990.

It was replaced by the Bendigo Bank about 10 years later and this bank continues today.

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Diabetes scheme funded

By Jed Lanyon Eastern Melbourne Primary Health Network (EMPHN) will fund a multidisciplinary type 2 diabetes service in partnership with Inspiro: Community Health Service.

The Integrated Diabetes Education and Assessment Service (IDEAS) which will be situated in Lilydale was chosen to meet the needs of people living in the Yarra Ranges, as it has one of the highest rates of preventable hospital admissions for type 2 diabetes in east and north-east Melbourne.

Federal Member for Casey, Tony Smith spoke about the importance of this program.

"In the Yarra Ranges we see high numbers of people admitted to hospital due to complications from Type 2 Diabetes.

"This service works to directly address this by treating people in a community setting, often closer to home with a care team they can

Carina Martin, Carrington Health; Sue Sestan, Inspiro; Cr Tony Stevenson, Mayor Yarra Ranges Council; Federal Member for Casey The Hon. Tony Smith MP; Robin Whyte, Eastern Melbourne PHN; Dr Chris Gilfillan, Eastern Health; at the IDEAS clinic Lilydale launch

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build rapport with," he said.

EMPHN CEO, Robin Whyte, said IDEAS Lilydale aims to provide greater local access

to services for people who are living with and managing their diabetes.

"The specialised care team at IDEAS aims

to prevent people's symptoms worsening and requiring hospitalisation by providing effective management and treatment," she said.

The service is delivered by Carrington Health, Inspiro, Eastern Health, EACH and Access Health and Community.

In 2016-17, in the Yarra Ranges area there were 223 potentially preventable diabetes related hospitalisations.

Ninety-five per cent of people referred to by their GP for Type 2 Diabetes to Eastern Health Specialist Diabetes Clinics are now having their diabetes managed closer to home at an IDEAS clinic, like the Inspiro IDEAS clinic in Lilydale.

To find out more about IDEAS Lilydale, call 9738 8801. A GP referral is needed. The service is based at Inspiro: Community Health Service, 17 Clarke St, Lilydale, and operates on a Wednesday afternoon.

College making a difference with a huge leap of faith

By Michael Doran UPPER YARRA SECONDARY COLLEGE In 2014, Upper Yarra Secondary College took a huge leap of faith when its first group of students set off on a humanitarian trip to a small village in Cambodia, under the auspices of the Rotary Club World of Difference program.

Leading the trip was teacher Bronwen Foley and in December 2018 she returned for the third time on a journey that began at a conference.

"I was at a VCAL teachers conference and went to a workshop presented by Bronwyn Stephens from World Of Difference," she said.

"There was also another speaker, a teacher from Echuca, who had taken his VCAL class

over to Cambodia on the WOD program.

"This is the most powerful thing we have done in teaching and we had never been able to give our students experiences like this before. In 2018 we went back into schools were we had worked previously to build on projects we started on previous trips."

A big issue in the villages is sanitation and a lot of the work is around improving it, work the students undertake side by side with their Cambodian counterparts.

"To help the Cambodians with education is very important but they cant get that if they are sick and not going to school. We focus on sanitation because we believe that is something we can do that will directly impact their educational outcomes.

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"The students may see it as helping disadvantaged people but the personal growth they are getting out it far outweighs the hard work they are putting in. As well as paying for their trip, students and their families are heavily involved in raising the funds for the humanitarian projects."

The trip is a mix of humanitarian work and cultural experiences, exposing the students to the genocide of the Pol Pot regime in the 1970s but also the beauty of Angkor Wat. "These trips give our students something they can not only feel really good about but the school itself can also feel really proud of. Were making global citizens here in Yarra Junction, look at where we live and look at what we have achieved."

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WE’RE IN THE FINAL STAGES OF TESTING NEW SAFETY TECHNOLOGY IN THE AREA

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As part of the Victorian Government’s Powerline Bushfire Safety Program, AusNet Services is installing leading edge technology to reduce the risk of powerline related bushfires in your area.

You may experience power outages while we test the new safety technology

Important safety information you should know

As we start to install and test the technology, you may experience interruptions to your electricity supply. Planned outages are necessary to carry out the work safely.

Local residents and communities still need to ensure their Bushfire Plan is up to date and understood by everyone.

However, you may also experience the occasional unplanned outage as we integrate leading edge technology into the network for the first time. We would like to thank you in advance for your patience while we implement this important safety initiative.

We will do everything we can to make sure that any disruption is minimised.

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While AusNet Services and the Victorian Government believe these upgrades to the network will make a real difference in reducing the risk of bushfires, it is important to note that the technology, known as Rapid Earth Fault Current Limiter (REFCL), does not eliminate all risk of bushfires from powerlines.

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One map to rule them all, one map to find them.

One map to bring them all, and in the Yarra Ranges bind them.

The map looks like something ripped from the pages of a Tolkien book: pyramidal mountains like sharp teeth, forests of glyph-like trees, hand-inked names and even a dragon or two.

But instead of Middle Earth, Brunswick cartographer Adam Mattinson is charting The Yarra Ranges shire, and it looks not unlike the shire from the Lord of The Rings.

Mr Mattinson creates in depth and complex maps and also likes Lord of The Rings. So, in August 2017 he decided to bring the two together.

"I'm definitely a fan of the Lord of The Rings and Tolkien's books, and one of the things that captured my imagination reading them was the maps, so I thought I'd recreate that for our own little backyard," he said.

"I grew up in Mount Evelyn, and went to school in Mount Evelyn, and I feel like the area and landscape of the region lends itself to the Lord of The Rings-esque map."

Covering the entirety of the Yarra Ranges Shire, the map extends from Marysville all the way down to Ferntree Gully and across to Gembrook.

I Started drawing in my home town of Mount Evelyn, continued it out to Wandin and Seville, and Lilydale, and because the shire is in the Lord of The Rings I thought I might as well include the entire Yarra Ranges Shire.

Having since moved to Brunswick, Mr Mattinson said making the map has brought back his love for the area.

Adam Mattinson and a Map of the Yarra Ranges which is reminiscent of Lord of The Rings.

Mr Mattinson is creating a map of the Yarra Ranges Shire in the style of Lord of The Rings "In making the map, you remember all these areas you visited as a kid."

"Recently I've been working on things around The Patch and Macclesfield and it really is a nice area and rekindles that interest and love for the region."

Each town, mountain range and lake is featured in the unique map and in Mr Mattinson's world Puffing Billy is identified as a fire breathing dragon.

You can keep track of the map and its progress by visiting Mr Mattinson's Facebook at "Adam Mattinson Maps."

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A celebration of international day

By Jed Lanyon Warburton based photographer Suzanne Phoenix curates her annual International Women's Day photography project on 8 March at The Alderman in Brunswick East.

For the eighth consecutive year Ms Phoenix will bring together a diverse group of women who inspire her world to take their portrait while posing them the question, 'What does International Women's Day mean to you?'

The portraits of the participants will be pasted up as street art on a Melbourne wall on 7 March in preparation for International Women's Day on the following day.

From bronze World Boxing Championships medallist Kristy Harris, to writer and comedian Justine Sless, to musician and artist Rosie Lane and many more will all feature on the wall along with their response to what International Women's Day means to them.

Suzanne Phoenix shared a bit about what

this project means to her.

"It's important to understand that people's images are going out into the world, I think it has huge benefits for someone to feel like they have been seen and feel heard. "(It's about) acknowledging the hard work that has happened but also being conscious that there is a long way to go," she said.

"Photography has given me the opportunity to meet great people and be in some crazy situations.

"My goal is to take beautiful photos of people no matter how the world may view their aesthetic.

"The by line is just the tip of the iceberg, but the story to get to there is a long one," she said.

Ms Phoenix spoke about how the project has evolved over the course of eight years.

"Over the years it has been different, at first (it was) mostly women I was working with and those volunteering in the area. I had exhausted

my friends list," she said.

While Ms Phoenix wants to continue to interview women at a community level, she also wants to host women who have significant influence in society for her project.

Last year's edition of 'What does International Women's Day mean to me?' saw former president of the Australian Human Rights Commission Gillian Triggs get involved.

Ms Phoenix says Ms Triggs understood that she has a profile and the importance of using it to empower others through the project.

Ms Phoenix hosts beginner photography classes at Cire Community Workskills Centre in Yarra Junction.

"The results are just so amazing. The change in how they (the students) see things from beginning to end is amazing and it's great to be able to facilitate that and watch people grow."

The 'What does International Women's Day mean to me?' portraits will go up on 7 March and can be found at the rear of 219 Smith St, Fitzroy.

Rosie Lane will be a participant in the 2019 edition of the photography project.

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Rocking the Memo with Petty and Stevens’ sounds

By Michael Doran

Petty Thievz bringing back the 70s. chord with audiences and Ron's heartfelt expression set the scene for an intimate musical journey.

"This will be a multi-sensory performance

Velvet Touch, Buzzing Tension Velvet Buzzsaw Starring Jake Gyllenhaal, Rene Russo and Toni Collette Rated MA15+ The latest film from writer-director Dan Gilroy, Velvet Buzzsaw is an innovative, darkly amusing horror film that brings the ghost and slasher genres into the cut-throat context of the art world.

After an art dealer's assistant uncovers a wealth of paintings by deceased, tormented artist Vetril Dease, a dark power strikes out with strange visions and grisly accidents against anyone profiting from these disturbing paintings.

Jake Gyllenhaal and Rene Russo, who both starred in Gilroy's 2014 directorial debut Nightcrawler, anchor the film with engagingly unlikeable performances.

Russo is cunning and coldly charismatic as high-powered art dealer Rhodora, and mailcommunity.com.au

Gyllenhaal plays superficially sweet yet immensely vain art critic Morf.

The paranormal rules of Velvet Buzzsaw's world are clearly-established from the onset: a vengeful artist's spirit is attacking the main characters through his paintings.

You would think this explicit set-up would negate the tension, but Velvet Buzzsaw generates a sense of grim anticipation, a trait it shares with the slasher genre, as Morf's mental state deteriorates and you wait in expectant dread for each character to be picked off.

Unfortunately, the pacing is erratic: certain sub-plots involving a successful graffiti artist (Daveed Diggs) and a burnt-out painter (John Malkovich), and even Dease's own violent history, are shown too sparsely to carry much impact.

While slightly disjointed, Velvet Buzzsaw is a stylish and unnerving supernatural thriller, and is available for streaming on Netflix.

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Ron Vincent is Cat Stevens at The Memo. and all of your senses will be assaulted," says Stuart Fenton. "We have an incredible audio visual video show on a huge screen to go with some fantastic music."

This is a double feature that's not to be missed at The Memo in Healesville on Saturday March 23 at 7.30pm. Tickets at culturetracks.info or call the Memo on 1300 368333.

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The Memo in Healesville has seen many different performing styles and two more will hit the stage on Saturday 23 March. The audience can sit, sing or stomp along to the sounds of Tom Petty and Cat Stevens and either relive their youth or find out what music was like way back in the 70s.

Stuart Fenton, who lives in Healesville, heads up Petty Thievz, a Melbourne based Tom Petty Tribute Band bringing the very best of Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers to Australian stages.

As seasoned musicians, Petty Thievz keep true to the original sounds of the legendary Tom Petty while adding their own dash and flair to a set list that spans four decades and includes iconic hits such as Free Fallin, Refugee, I Won't Back Down and Running Down A Dream, just to name a few.

Tom Petty propelled himself into rock immortality as the consummate live performer and achieved world-wide record sales in excess of 80 million albums.

Ron Vincent masterfully pays tribute to Cat Stevens in an internationally acclaimed performance. His hauntingly beautiful vocals and performance style translates on stage to an authentic and entertaining show.

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The Yarra Valley’s spice

Logan from California found the tequila chilli shots a bit too much at last year''s event.

Welcome to Australia, Logan! test spring roll and dim sims and Australia's leading hot sauce companies will also be on site.

And for the sweet tooth, there are handmade chocolates, desserts and fresh fruit ice creams available. It is also a chance to stock up the pantry with an amazing range of sauces, herbs, spices, rubs, blends, relishes and chutneys - not to mention some unusual snacks like salami, jerky, pate and Turkish delight.

The 2019 Herb and Chilli Festival will take place on 16 to 17 March from 10am to 5pm at 125 Quayle Road in Wandin.

For more information and tickets, visit www.herbchillifestival.com.au.

The Koper family of Narre Warren loved the Mexican atmosphere at the 2018 festival.

Crowds flock to the festival.

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The Yarra Valley Herb and Chilli Festival started in 2012 as a local celebration of the taste and health benefits of using herbs and chillis.

The festival was started by Clive and Di Larkman as a way to promote their range of herbs, chillis and other edibles grown under the Renaissance Herbs' brand.

They are true foodies and have a great love of food, wine and everything related. They also have a passion for doing things right from day one and making sure that they always deliver a product above expectations.

They wanted their festival to be a fun, family event at which everyone involved has an amazing time and are pleased to be there.

"The festival has become a must-attend part of the food and wine scene in Melbourne," Clive said.

"It is a two-day celebration of how we use herbs and chillis in our daily lives through the presentation of food and drinks, sauces, plants and cultural gear associated with those cuisines that focus on spice and flavour.

"There will be a food court with dishes from 15 plus cuisines, four stages: lectures, cooking demonstrations, relaxed music and cultural dance and bands. Also, the Australian Chilli Cook-off is on each day. The competition stage has the Hellfire Chicken Wing Challenge, 'Tequila Shot and Holler' and the Captain Chilli eating competition. Each year we add a new competition like this year's addition of 'Chilli Snag Eating'."

The festival is a family event so entry for under 14s is free and there is a kid's area with jumping castles, face painting, pony rides and an animal farm (which are also all free).

A range of boutique and craft breweries, local wine, excellent coffee and the world's hot-

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LOCATED in one of Yarra Junction's most sought after areas, this 4 bedroom home is in impeccable condition and boasts lovely mountain views from both indoor and outdoor living areas.

It is the perfect home for a large family with two large living zones, a safe and secure yard and loads of extra features.

All four bedrooms have robes, the master with walk-in robe and ensuite plus bay window.

There is also a huge family bathroom and fantastic kitchen with walk-in pantry, gas cooking, loads of cupboards and bench space.

Outdoors there’s an awesome covered deck from which to enjoy the views, a wellmanicured garden and eight raised veggie beds plus heaps of storage under the house.

Extras include double garage, large water tank for the garden, gas ducted heating, evaporative cooling and plenty more. This is one of the best available in the area for quite some time. Be quick to grab it. â—?

HOME ESSENTIALS Address: 10 Valley Grove Place, YARRA JUNCTION, VIC 3797 Description: 4 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, 2 garage Price: $650,000 - $685,000 Contact: Tony Fanfulla 0419 870 513, BELL REAL ESTATE YARRA JUNCTION

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29 Riverview Pde Launching Place

$470,000 - $510,000

Peace and Privacy on Approx. 2.5 Acres Set on approx. 2.5 acres this property will appeal to those looking for space and privacy. The neat rustic home offers 3 bedrooms all with built in robes, open plan kitchen and generous size living/lounge area with an open ire place, the perfect spot to sit back and enjoy the ever changing scenery. Ideally positioned in a convenient location and with loads of space to spread out it’s the perfect small acreage property the whole family will enjoy.

Contact: David Carroll 0419 539 320 Inspection: Sat 12:30-1:00pm (Photo ID Required)

Yarra Junction

$570,000 - $620,000

1434 Healesville Kooweerup Rd Woori Yallock

$590,000 - $649,000

Charming home on a corner allotment

Big Family Living in Woori Yallock

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. Great family home with high ceilings, hardwood ooring, ceiling roses & ornate cornices, 3 bedrooms, 2 living areas & front and rear veranda’s. A special home, awaiting a new owner.

Situated on a at level block of 1280sqm (approx) there is plenty of room here for kids and toys alike!

The home consists of 3 good size bedrooms, big master with ensuite. The family bathroom is new and stunning! The galley kitchen is most certainly the heart of the home with electric cooking and plenty of bench space. A big crackling wood ire in the family room along with Gas ducted heating and a split system has all your climate needs covered.

Contact: Leah Bannerman 0448 924 266 Inspection: Sat 2:30-3:00pm (Photo ID Required)

Contact: Samantha Price 0438 795 190

82-84 Monbulk-Seville Rd Wandin East

$1,050,000 - $1,155,000

2 Houses, Great Shedding, 4.5 acres approx.

Sure to spark some interest here, this fantastic property has opportunities in abundance for the lucky new owners! House 1 - The original character illed farm home which compromises 3 bedrooms, sunroom, 1 bathroom, large lounge and dining, and lots of charm. There is a private back yard with great vegie garden, fruit trees and chook shed, a double carport with a workshop at the rear and a massive machinery shed. House 2 – A huge family home with 4 bedrooms plus study, updated bathroom, formal lounge with cosy wood heater, split system, evaporative cooling and refrigerated cooling, slate oored rumpus room with 2nd wood heater, lovely country style kitchen with huge walk in pantry and adjacent meals area, big carport and the bonuses continue outdoors beginning with your solar system to keep the bills at bay. A beautiful allotment with rich soils, lovely outlook, privacy and versatility.

Contact: Samantha Price 0438 795 190 Inspection: Sat 10.30-11am (Photo ID Required)

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$550,000 - $595,000

Immaculate Family home!

This beautiful and immaculate home is the family entertainers dream!

Consisting of a new modern kitchen with plenty of bench space and laundry off to the side. This opens to the meals area which is big enough that it could be meals and a second living area. Boasting a huge lounge off the meals/ kitchen area you can’t go wrong with this one! Consisting of 3 bedrooms and 2 bathrooms, big open plan living and rooms, huge undercover deck to entertain all your friends! All rooms have robes, updated and bright bathrooms – everything is here waiting for you to pop the kettle on! Evap cooling, Gas ducted heating and an air-con take care of all your climate needs. The gorgeous established gardens will take your breath away as well as the ample parking. 2 car carport with much storage as well as 2 extra spaces that will cater to trailers and caravans.

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

2 Ridge Crt Launching Place

$540,000 - $585,000

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$395,000 - $430,000

4 bedrooms plus study, views, great location

Relax with the sounds of the Yarra

This huge family home is everything that you need! Consisting of 4 bedrooms PLUS a study, 2 bathrooms and two living areas there is plenty of space for everyone! A great big undercover entertaining deck at the rear gives plenty of room for all your BBQ’s and drinks with friends and the mountain views will be a great talking point and backdrop! All of this set on an easy to manage 655.90 approx block, in a fabulous quiet court location. Call now!

Beautifully positioned directly opposite the sparkling Yarra River is this much loved family home, ready and waiting for a new family to enjoy. Recently updated with new Kitchen, bathroom and laundry; and is now ready for you to move in, put your stamp on and enjoy living in this stunning location. The home comprises of 3 large bedrooms, natural gas ducted heating, split system heating and cooling, open plan living and a lovely front deck overlooking the river reserve.

Contact: Leah Bannerman 0448 924 266 Inspection: Sat 3:30-4:00pm (Photo ID Required)

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1 Crestwood Close Yarra Junction

$480,000 - $520,000

Character home in great location Boasting 3 bedrooms and at the entry to the popular Crestwood estate this home will provide fantastic space for your family. Starting at the front there’s a large sunny deck taking in surrounding views. Inside a lovely old world style corridor with high ceilings, three bedrooms, master with ensuite effect, walk in robe and open ireplace. The home has large open plan living space with plenty of room for lounge furniture and large dining table. Adjacent is a spacious timber kitchen with dishwasher, corner pantry and loads of bench space & storage. A fully fenced yard accessed by French doors & is ideal for pets and kids. Extras include double carport, R/C air con and much more.

Constructed of lovely old style rough sawn weatherboards and colorbond roof this home is sure to delight all who view. Tenanted until June this property is an ideal investment or perfect for the owner occupier.

Contact: Tony Fanfulla 0419 870 513 Inspection: Sat 2:00-2:30pm (Photo ID Required)

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Healesville 7 Ronde Court

Large Family Home

Calling All Builders and Tradies!

4A 2B 2C

This big home features master bedroom with WIR & ensuite, 2 further bedrooms with BIR & a 4th bedroom or home ofice. Two living areas with the kitchen & meals area in between. All this & more, set on approx 2400m2 with plenty of room for boat, caravan & extra vehicles. Room to build a shed or potential to subdivide down the track (STCA). Leased until 7/6/19 at $420pw.

$730,000 - $800,000

Offered for sale is this unique property set on approx 1548m2. Dwelling 1 offers so much potential & with a little hard work, could be amazing. Dwelling 2 has been designed as 3 self-contained apartments, however would need to be redesigned to current regulations.

With a partially completed 2 lot subdivision in place, there is room for more improvement.

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Presented perfectly is this 3-bedroom home with a galley kitchen, spacious sunken lounge featuring a wood ire & recently renovated family bathroom. Outside on the undercover deck is where you can relax while looking over approx 2 acres of cleared & lightly treed land. Also includes a horse arena, stables & a tack room.

FOR SALE

It’s time to take full advantage of buying at this stage of construction allowing you to personalise your new home. 3 double bedrooms are on offer, with ensuite & WIR to the master, a functional kitchen with Caesarstone bench tops & quality appliances. The courtyard garden & double lock up garage, complete this new home.

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This lovely 3 bedroom weatherboard home is set on a ďƒąat 648m2 (approx.) allotment & located within an easy walking distance to town & transport. Comprising new carpet, fresh paint, gas ducted heating, air conditioning, open kitchen with a feature range cooker, water tank, a single carport & spacious backyard.

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We have a large open plan light filled living, dining and kitchen space with quality appliances and plenty of bench & cupboard space. A balcony is perfect for that morning cuppa and you can keep an eye on the kids playing in the secure yard. Upstairs has four bedrooms, two of which have BIR’s while the large master comes with WIR and en-suite. Downstairs is the entry, garage access plus a room perfect for a kids play area, study or second lounge. Added luxuries include Tasmanian Oak flooring, quality carpet to the bedrooms, ducted heating, evaporative cooling, split system heating & cooling as well as new outdoor blinds to the front windows. The fully fenced yard ofers small vehicle/trailer access. The location is great, within walking distance to public transport, schools & kindergartens, sporting oval, the Warburton Trail, local shops & more! For more info SMS 6CREST to 0488 824 379.

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150 Old Warburton road, Warburton

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Beautifully maintained & elegantly updated with quality finishes throughout, this might just be your perfect new home, or even, home away from home. North facing, with an abundance of natural light and mountain views, the manicured, near level, park like gardens are a delight. And let’s not forget arguably the property’s most unique feature- the Four Mile Creek babbling through the garden. Relax on the deck, enjoy a BBQ undercover, or even a picnic by the creek, there’s so much to love here. Perfectly positioned in an enviable location; just around the corner from the Primary School, a short walk into town or down to the Yarra River, this property is sure to tick all the boxes. We’re delighted to present this beautiful property to you, and look forward to showing you through in person. For more information SMS 4PROS to 0488 824 379.

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Healesville author - again!

By Jed Lanyon Multiple award-winning Healesville based author Dr Bob Rich recently published his 18th book.

"From Depression to Contentment: a selftherapy guide" provides a step-by-step manual for improving the everyday life for those suffering with depression.

Dr Rich, now retired, has qualifications in counselling psychology, and ran a psychological counselling practice for 22 years.

Dr Rich believes that if depression was mainly a matter of heredity, it wouldn't be a growing problem. The fact of its rapid increase points the finger at society, not the individual.

"A major reason for dread, despair and unhappiness for many people is that they accurately see environmental disaster looming," he said.

"For an even larger number, this knowledge is there, but suppressed, denied or unacknowledged."

Dr Rich recommends this book to anybody suffering from depression, or has loved ones that suffer from depression or people working in the mental health field who might learn from him.

"Typically people who read my books come to think of me as their friend, I don't want to be some arrogant guide telling someone what to do," he said.

"This is the path I walked, it worked for me.

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"I want to make a difference. I'm not so much interested in selling books, as having people read my work. I want to help make this planet at least a survivable place," Dr Rich said.

Dr Rich responds to those in need via email on his blog 'Bobbing Around'.

More information regarding Dr Rich's new book can be found on his blog. 'From Depression to Contentment: a self-therapy guide' was released in February in hard copy, and the electronic copy will be out soon.

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Fires threat delays play With bushfires threatening communities in the Upper Yarra region, the YVCA Executive took the side of caution and decided to abandoned Saturday afternoon's play.

The decision added extra intrigue going into the final round of the season, especially in the competition's top grade, DJ Strachan Shield.

Mount Evelyn locked away top position on the ladder some time ago, and the competition's leaders have been treading water waiting for the finals to arrive.

Although brilliant with the bat for most of the season, Mount Evelyn have stumbled in recent weeks, and will be looking to the final round to recapture some much needed form.

With the ball however, they have rarely missed a beat and teams have struggled to post significant totals all season. Their final round opponent will be Wandin.

Wandin have all of a sudden found themselves in a bit of a tight squeeze. After an elevation to the top grade after a month of cricket, the Bulldogs soon found their feet courtesy of some excellent batting, backed up by some steady bowling.

With points retained from their efforts in RA Finger Trophy, they looked settled in the top four at Christmas. Since Christmas, it has gone sour.

Their polish with the bat has deserted them and it has lead to sub par totals that have been chased down with ease.

They now find themselves in the middle of a log jam for finals positions. A loss next week could see them miss finals, whilst a win could secure a home final.

Seville's fortunes have been in stark contrast to Wandin's. The Blues remain undefeated since Christmas, and look the most likely to clinch a home final and to challenge Mt Evelyn's reign as premiers.

Their rise to prominence has been on the back of a change in strategy with the ball which has been most fruitful.

After Mount Evelyn dismantled their bowlers in the game before Christmas, the Blues looked to take the pace off the bowling, and leave it with the batsmen to force the pace.

Their final round clash with Yarra Junction looks to be a cracker and a precursor to what we can expect come finals time.

Although camped in fourth place, Yarra Junction could easily catapult themselves into a home final and a leg up in the semi final should they win this clash comfortably.

In RA Finger Trophy action, the top four is now settled.

The field are once again chasing Woori Yallock who are striving for back to back premierships in the grade.

The Tigers are a strong outfit built around a talented top order. Hot on their heels are a host of challengers. Seville have been the front runners for most of the journey, but recent tight losses have pegged them back a little.

Gruyere and Mt Evelyn round out the top four, and both teams have proven over the journey that they can match it with the best and certainly have the talent to take out the title.

DJ STRACHAN SHIELD Healesville 10/140 (D. Senior 52, G. Poynton 20, R. Matthews 4/33, B. Nightingale 2/16, K. Bomford 2/28) drew with Yarra Junction 1/41 (M. Kosher 16*, A. Cowan 13*, J. McKenna 1/10) Seville 1/15 drew with Wandin 10/68 (L.Chandler 17, M.Smith 3/24, L.Kay 3/29, M.Sandfort 2/23) Mt Evelyn 10/139 (A. Giblin 40, J. Fraser 27, D. Fraser 26*, J. Nelson 3/32, C. Darwall 3/38, S. Thompson 2/43) drew with Warburton-Millgrove Note: Round 14 Day 2 action abandoned due to bushfire danger RA FINGER TROPHY Seville 10/174 (M. Byrne 43, D. Gale 35, M Peck 5/55, A. Jakubowicz 3/37) drew with Healesville 1/13 (S. North 5, J. Cooper 5*. M. Hadlum 1/5) Yarra Junction 10/155 (J. Nightingale 59, R. Turner 31, R. Prouse 4/41, J. Harding 2/20) drew with Gruyere District 4/160 (A. Waixel 74, J. Carroll 62*, R. Boxell 2/37, M. Richards 2/37) Wandin 10/48 (K.Marshall 15, A.Dunn 3/8, mailcommunity.com.au

Mount Evelyn locked away top position on the ladder some time ago, and the competition’s leaders have been treading water waiting for the finals to arrive.

M.Edwards 2/7) defeated by Woori Yallock 0/50 (L.Winter-Annette 30*, R.Smith 15*) Mount Evelyn 10/197 (TJ.Hancock 85 T.Williams 30 C.Dikschei 4/51 D.Whelan 2/20) drew with Coldstream Note: Round 14 Day 2 action abandoned due to bushfire danger C GRADE Seville vs Marysville, Launching Place vs Warburton-Millgrove, Hoddles Creek vs Wandin, Yarra Glen vs Bye Note: Round 14B action abandoned due to bushfire danger D GRADE Mt Evelyn v Seville, Yarra Junction v Launching Place, Warburton-Millgrove v Gruyere, Coldstream v Powelltown, Healesville v Wandin

Note: Round 14B action abandoned due to bushfire danger 16 & UNDER Note: Round 10 action abandoned due to extreme heat.

UNDER 14 Hoddles Creek 5/80 (O. Simpson 11, M. Milkens 1/4, D. Carvill 1/14) defeated by Yarra Junction/Launching Place 6/95(R. Foley 28, M. Milkens 27, O. Lyons 2/10, L. Payne 1/0) Warburton-Millgrove 3/76 (R.Thompson 17*, D.Walker 16*, E.Crowley-Brown 14*, J.Handasyde 2/5) defeated by Healesville 4/87 (C.Anderson 26*, J. Drummond 19, J.Johnson 15*, E.Crowley-Brown 1/2) Coldstream/Mt Evelyn 3/75 defeated Seville 6/56

UNDER 12 - QUALIFYING FINALS Healesville Red 1/110 (T. Handasyde 21*, A. Biddiscome 15*, J. Dossor 15*, J. Hamilton 1/20) defeated Yarra Glen Red 6/99 ao (L. Pearse 24, C Ewan 22, J Hamilton 12, L. Frazzetto 3/7, J. Dossor 1/6, D English 1/19) Hoddles Creek 8/114(M. Poulton 24*, G. Lyons 20, JC. Barry 2/18, L. Van Dreumel 2/18 tied with Seville 2/114 (JP Barry 35*, R. Tanner 14*, F. McLachlan 1/3, G. Lyons 1/5) Warburton-Millgrove 4/161 (M. O'Neill 43*, L Parker 1/7, E. Amore 1/9) defeated Launching Place 4/143 (E. Bradley 48*, M. O'Neill 3/14) UNDER 10 Note: Round 12 action abandoned due to extreme heat

Running hot Ron Hottes had a peasing win with a solid +8 for February 26 March. The runner up for the day was David Murch.

Nearest to the pin winners were Peter Fox and Ossie McClay.

Malcholm Dickson continued his consistent performance by winning the twilight with 20 points. Neil Leckenby was runner up with 19. Both players are likely to be in the top 10 twilight shootout in the coming weeks. Nearest to the pin winners went to Clint Toohey, Geoff Fall and Danny Fox. Danny Fox scored a net 63 at the stroke and monthly medal on Saturday 2 March. The harsh eather conditions reduced the competition. Steve Wyatt was runner up, while nearest to the pin was Ron Hottes and Andy Lockey.

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Final round rolls through

Picture: Erika Bedyn

In the final round of the season, Warburton 1 played Heathmont 1 away and went down valiantly, 70 to 92. Rink scores were as follows: J. Van der Zweep 14/ 24; J. Brookes 15/ 37; C. Neale 21/ 16 and S. Lee- Tet 20/ 15.

Warburton 2 played top side Heathmont 3 at home and also battled hard before going down, 65 to 92. Rink scores were P. Summers 21/ 15; S. Freestone 16/ 27; N. Whelan 12/ 30 and B. Hall 16/ 20.

The Mid- Week Tuesday Pennant team played Croydon 2 at home and won in the lead up to the finals. No rink scores available. Warburton play Yarra Glen 2 at home on Tuesday 5 March in the semi-final with the grand final on Thursday 7 March.

The Wednesday Night Barefoot Bowls Triples Competition continued with the last round before the Finals' Night. Results were as follows: Nutters 19 d G. Force 9; Pensioners d Trailer Trash by forfeit; KT's 29 d Shambolics 5; Burra Boys 17 d Big Al's 10; Get Schwifty 19 d Dunny Diva's 6; Saint Dogs 24 d Reefton Rockets 10 and Bolters 16 d Moonshiners 13.

Jason Van Der Zweep won the MVP for the Warburton 1 side and the overall Club Greenlow Pennant Player of the season. Runner up MVP was Chris Neale. Veteran Stan Anderson won the MVP for Warburton 2 with Peter Summers runner up.

State track places

By Jamie Strudley Lakeside Stadium roasted over the weekend as athletes from throughout Victoria, Tasmania and further afield competed in the first of two weekends of Victorian Track and Field Championships. Yarra Ranges Athletics had thirteen athletes competing and despite the unfavourable conditions, came away with two silver, one bronze, two fourth and three fifth placings

along with many personal or season bests.

Results were; Lauren Starr Open Women 1500m 20th 4.53.77, Dale Bullen Open Men Discus 11th 32.08m, Javelin 6th 46.59m, Grace Muller Under 20 Women 3000m Steeplechase 4th 12.06.55, Harry Norman Under 20 Men 1500m 11th 4.09.26, Georgia Laven Under 18 Girls 1500m 2nd 4.45.46, Brayden Woolridge Under 18 Boys

Javelin 5th 45.87m, Jemima Wilson Under 16 Girls 1500m 11th 5.36.04, Mia Strudley Under 16 Girls 1500m 8th 5.05.9, 2000m Steeplechase 5th 7.34.25, Daisy Birtchnell Under 15 Girls Javelin 4th 23.63m, Kiara Flavel Under 15 Girls 400m 2nd 58.35, Madeline Laven Under 15 Girls 1500m 3rd 4.51.99, Indigo Linde Under 15 Girls 1500m 8th 5.02.79 and Tiara Willis Under 14 Girls 80m Hurdles 5th 13.94.

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Don’t allow yourself to have notes (7). 15. From the country, he’d be excited about a sea trip (7). 16. Whence came the doctor’s milk in Russia (6). 17. Puts on the coaches (6). 19. Heavens! The giant ant has gone off with the dog!

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Of the 106 people killed on metropolitan roads in 2018, 32 were pedestrians.

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These deaths mainly occurred in built-up areas.

Seven cyclists lost their lives in Victorian road crashes last year, down from 12 deaths in 2017, and five of those fatalities happened on metropolitan roads.

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Victoria recorded its lowest number of road deaths since records began.

But the Transport Accident Commission (TAC) said 214 lives lost on the state’s roads in 2018 was still 214 too many.

Roads, Road Safety and the TAC Minister Jaala Pulford on 1 January joined representatives from the TAC, VicRoads and Victoria Police to reflect on road trauma in Victoria last year.

“Any reduction in the number of people dying on our roads is welcome but the fact remains that hundreds of Victorian families will start 2019 without loved ones - we have to do more,” she said.

The road toll was 45 fewer than in 2017 and 29 fewer than the previous record low of 243 in 2013.

The State Government’s $1.4-billion fouryear Towards Zero Action Plan reached the half way mark last year.

It aims to reduce the number of lives lost on Victorian roads to fewer than 200 by 2020.

“While this result indicates that Victoria is moving in the right direction with our approach to road safety, it is of no comfort to the families and friends of the people who died on our roads last year,” Ms Pulford said.

One of the most notable trends from the past year was the reduction in the deaths on high-speed regional roads.

Regional roads claimed the most lives in 2017, with 156 deaths.

That number dropped to 108 in 2018.

However, country people are still overrepresented in road deaths and that’s why the State Government is continuing to invest in road safety infrastructure on the state’s highest-risk roads, including the rollout of flexible safety barriers.

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