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Tourist trading ‘sizzles in heat’

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Mr Duke said the influx of tourists had put pressure on parking around retail precincts, with visitors headed for the beach taking up spaces outside shops.

He encouraged beachgoers to consider alternative transport options.

“Parking is often an issue at this time of year and beachgoers often take car parks in retail areas, which causes problems for people accessing the retail sector.

“If you’re staying nearby, consider walking or riding your bike to beaches and retail areas.”

Mr Duke said traders were considering ways to deal with traffic congestion around retail areas.

A local weather expert confirmed this summer was warmer than usual.

Geelong Weather Services’ Lindsay Smail said latest data revealed that 2012 finished about .4C warmer than average.

Mr Smail believed the last two months seemed hotter than usual due to below-average rain in November and December.

“When it rains it does actually feel colder, so in the absence of rain people probably believe it’s warmer than it may be.”

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SURF Coast retailers have credited recent warm weather for an influx of visitors and busy trading conditions.

Torquay Traders Association president Martin Duke said seeing beaches and car parks full was a positive sign for local businesses.

“I reckon there has been an influx in the number of people visiting every weekend because the weather has been so good.

“When beaches are full it means traders and restaurant owners are likely to see more foot traffic.”

Mr Duke said he had noticed retailers in Gilbert St and Baines Cres consistently busy, while holiday rental occupancy appeared to have improved.

Beach Hotel owner Rohan Pertzel said his Jan Juc restaurant had experienced an increase in bookings this summer, with holidaymakers looking for dining options after spending their days at nearby beaches.

“We’re 10 per cent up on last year’s bookings,” he said.

“We book out most nights.”

Mr Pertzel attributed most of summer’s additional business to both day trip visitors and people with holiday homes.

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SUPERMARKET giant Coles has given a local farmers market an extra two months to pack up and ship out of its Torquay Central Shopping Centre home after buying the troubled shopping complex.

Torquay Farmers Market organiser David Bell said he was “relieved” to keep the market trading until the end of April on the centre site, allowing a “smoother” transition to its new Surf City Plaza site.

Mr Bell said he was “glad” to have secured the plaza site after scrambling for a new residence when Coles announced its takeover last month.

“It’s still quite a central site.”

Mr Bell said stallholders had pledged their allegiance to the market despite the move.

But customers had given “mixed reactions” to the proposed new site.

“Some customers have expressed concern it’s on the wrong side of the highway for them, which is a shame, but hopefully the site will benefit other people and bring in new customers as well,” Mr Bell said.

Coles recently announced it had acquired Torquay Central Shopping Centre after the former Austexx Group complex went into receivership almost two years ago.

A statement from Coles said the chain was “looking forward to having discussions with Surf Coast council on the opportunities to revitalise the centre and bring a better shopping experience to the Torquay community”.

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WITH a background in guitar and drums, Geelong musician Sarah Armstrong thought she was destined to play in a rock band.

Then she met the synthesiser.

“I discovered I liked computerised stuff better,” she tells the summer edition of Geelong Coast magazine (GC).

Now the woman who performs under the name Von Stache is a rising DJ in the Australian techno music scene.

Her credits so far include winning a Triple J remix competition and recording with Sydney DJ The Immigrant But the latest highlight was sharing her excitement with colleagues when her latest single, Soundbox Love, began playing on the radio.

“Everyone stopped what they were doing and started dancing,” she says.

“It was awesome.”

With 92 high-gloss pages of local content, the summer edition of GC is out now at newsagents.

A KEY new business and jobs driver for the region could be top of the agenda at the first meeting of Geelong’s new council this year, according to Mayor Keith Fagg.

Cr Fagg, who ran on the Enterprise Geelong plan during his recent election campaign, hoped council would have a model to consider at its January 29 meeting.

“There’s been a lot of work going on behind the scenes working out the details and structure of Enterprise Geelong for the past couple of months,” Cr Fagg told the

Independent.

“We want to get it right and set it up the right way. I’m hoping it can go to the first council meeting at the end of January but can’t guarantee that.”

Cr Fagg said the primary and major focus of Enterprise Geelong would be bringing private enterprise and investment to the municipality.

The body was keen “at this stage” to work closely with the high-profile Committee for Geelong lobby group, he said.

“We’re not cutting across anything at this stage and not seeking to cut across it but

seeking to benefit Geelong.

“Certainly, with a new chief executive at Committee for Geelong I’m looking forward to working with that person and committee.”

Cr Fagg said the composition of Enterprise Geelong’s board would be crucial to its success.

“I’m looking for commercially-savvy people and the process to find them is part of the structure that will go to council.

“There’s nothing about individuals yet but my intention is that the board will be skillsbased.”

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Biker busted 101km/h over limit on ‘test ride’

By MICHELLE HERBISON A WINCHELSEA man’s risky testdrive of his newly-repaired motorcycle has proven an “expensive exercise”, according to a Magistrate.

Geelong Magistrate’s Court this week heard that police detected Steven Fenske, 36, of Casboults Rd, at a speed of 161km/h in a 60km/h zone.

Police prosecutor Leading Senior Constable Kerrie Moroney said Fenske’s reason to police for excess speed was: “I had no idea I was going that fast. I was just going around the block to test the bike”.

Snr Const Moroney said Fenske was speeding along High St, Moolap, between Wattle Park Ave and Moolap Station Rd at 3.50pm on October 4.

The area was mostly industrial but a primary school was nearby, she said.

Fenske failed to produce a driver’s licence but police later found he held current full motorcycle and motor vehicle licences.

His motorcycle was impounded for 30 days.

Duncan Ferguson, for Fenske, said his client “got a bit carried away” but was only speeding on that section of

road.

“He didn’t realise it was a 60 zone.

It’s an industrial area, so he thought it would be 80 or even 100.”

Mr Ferguson said Fenske had purchased the 1994 Fireblade CBR 900 about six or seven years ago but it had been off the road the entire time.

“He purchased it as damaged and it had just been repaired. On that day he took it to the panel beaters’ on a trailer who gave him plates so he could ride for the first time around the block.”

Mr Ferguson submitted that Magistrate Stephen Myall contain Fenske’s

licence suspension to 12 months.

“He is in a de facto relationship and they have the care of his partner’s 10-year-old child. His current employment will probably be in jeopardy.”

Mr Myall said exceeding a speed limit by more than 45km/h required “some moderation above 12 months”.

“Given that it occurred in an industrial area I’m prepared to moderate that.”

Mr Myall convicted and fined Fenske $750 and ordered a 14-month licence suspension.

Flake fancy puts bite on future of our shark stocks

THE EXTENDED family of a couple found dead in their Indented Head lounge room this week are “distraught and shocked”, according to police.

Senior Constable Liana Jackson said a forensic analysis suggested “nothing suspicious” about the apparent murder-suicide about 4pm Tuesday.

Siege arrest POLICE took a man in his 40s to hospital for “assessment” after a three-hour siege at Herne Hill on Tuesday.

A Victoria Police spokesperson said the man was arrested “without incident” in a residential property on Panorama Rd.

Lanes cut DETERIORATING drain pipes have forced the closure of two Geelong-bound lanes on the Princes Few between Little River Rd and Point Wilson, according to VicRoads.

A spokesperson said the lanes would remain closed until at least January 18,with drivers warned to expect delays during peak traffic periods.

PORTARLNGTON Mussel Festival this weekend will mark the beginning of a Geelong-style bollard display, according to organisers.

Festival president Richard Underwood said local artists would paint and install three bollards during the event, with subsequent festivals to further build on the display.

Doctors boost BARWON Health has chosen 36 intern doctors from 600 applications for first-year pre-vocational training, according to a spokesperson.

The spokesperson said “major interest in our regional-style of practice” had made the Geelong positions “highly sought-after” among new doctors.

Yachts enter GEELONG Festival of Sail organisers are hoping for a “bumper fleet” of 300 yachts after surpassing 200 entries early this week.

Royal Geelong Yacht Club manager Rod Hagebols said entries were up on last year, with the organisers desperate for volunteers to help run the event.

Star golfers SPORT stars and media personalities will tee off together in an annual Curlewis ProAm on Monday, according to organisers.

They said the field included Cats legends Sam Newman and Doug Wade, former Australian Test cricketer Ian Redpath and 1999 Australian Masters golf winner Craig Spence.

Couple awarded A GEELONG couple has won an award for an initiative to help families with autistic children.

A Shine Lawyers spokesperson said John and Sharon Demopoulos earned one of the firm’s Humble Heroes award for running support and social groups for autistic children and their families.

Beach warning

WARNING: Shark researcher Bastien Rochowski.

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LIFESAVERS are urging beachgoers to “play it safe by the water” at local beaches after a hot start to 2013.

Life Saving Victoria said a surge in visitors to beaches over the first week of January had forced lifesaving clubs to provide additional patrols.

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By NOEL MURPHY THE GREAT Aussie staple of fish and chips could be without more protection for sharks, according to research carried out near Queenscliff.

Zoologist Bastien Rochowski’s study of sharks off Queenscliff suggested that life without flake and chips could be reality – and soon – without scientists learning more about shark reproduction to safeguard their numbers.

“They have a long gestation period, with few pups, and some of them don’t reproduce every year,” Mr Rochowski told the Independent.

“They reach maturity at a late age, some species around 20 years, and aren’t able to reproduce until then.”’

Mr Rochowski, a Melbourne University PhD student recently awarded a Victoria Young Scientist Research Prize, studies deep-sea shark species.

He said the fact sharks might produce only 10 pups in a lifetime - compared to fish that lay millions of eggs - made difficult their survival, even at the top of the marine food chain.

“This is important because those species are the flake that people buy for their fish and chips,” he said.

“The key factor to studying them is to work closely with fishermen and learn from each other.”

Mr Rochowski warned that an increasing demand for sharks - as food, even liver oil in cosmetics - threatened the sustainability of shark, especially as commercial fishing moved from exhausted shallow water stocks into deep water.

“Sharks play the role of a regulator on other species,” he said.

“We have seen species expanding dues to shark species depletion.

“What do we prefer: having an ocean with plenty of different fish to eat or an ocean full of a few species that are not nice to eat?

“To keep the balance in the ocean we have to be careful about the way we fish.”

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Health care cuts ‘only option’

By NOEL MURPHY BARWON Health faces a “Mission Impossible” task as it tries to find ways to cut spending following a $4.9 million federal razor attack on its budget, according to Victorian Health Minister David Davis.

Canberra has justified population last year but Commonwealth statistics show it grew by 75,000.

The hospital appears set to cut about 13 beds, the equivalent of at least half a

ward.

The cuts could double waiting time for elective surgery and include job losses.

At least 500 people awaiting orthopaedic surgery could see their times pushed from six months out to a year.

Barwon Health has presented State Government with options to accommodate the federal cuts but is awaiting approval.

Barwon Health chair Dr John

Stekelenberg told staff the proposal included “bed closures, a slowdown of elective surgery and a potential reduction of other services across the organisation, coupled with a likely freeze on recruitment”.

He also called on staff to notify managers of any potential savings.

A spokesperson said Barwon Health expected a State Government decision on the proposal within a fortnight.

Mr Davis this week attacked the Gil-

lard Government for leaving Geelong with service cuts as its only option.

“When Canberra announced its funding cuts and its refusal to back down I asked hospital board chairs to work with their CEOs to develop plans to deal with the reduction. I asked them to protect services wherever possible but they’re telling me this is fast becoming Mission Impossible.”

Mr Davis said wards and beds were already closing and hospitals were work-

ing on plans to shed staff.

Corio Labor MP Richard Marles said the funding cuts were based on Census figures that both levels of government had agreed to use as a reference point.

“It’s pretty rich for the State Government to be complaining about health in the context of them having cut hundreds of millions in state funding while at the same time the Federal Government is increasing health funding,” he said.

Sport losing out Incredible feet: Henry, 92, walks around the world

By NOEL MURPHY to dance classes

By CHERIE DONNELLAN CENSUS data revealing a shift away from traditional sports to dancing among Australian children have been mirrored in Geelong, according to coaches.

An Australian Bureau of Statistics study found almost twice as many children aged five to 14 were in after-school dance classes as playing netball.

Dance enrolments had risen about 27 per cent since 2003 but the number of children playing netball was down around six per cent.

Geelong Academy of Performing Arts’ Michael Ward said the figures were “not surprising”.

“Children want something fun that they can do with their friends that they can feel rewarded without needing to compete,” he said.

Mr Ward said increasing public acceptance of dancing as an activity for children was also behind the rise, “particularly for boys”.

“It (previously) wasn’t as commonly accepted to say you danced. It was like you were Billy Elliot.

“Now parents are so supportive for their sons and daughters.”

Geelong Netball Association president Lisa Hatton said she had noted a decrease in children playing netball.

The association had about 650 juniors in 2009 but only around 500 last year, she said.

Ms Hatton blamed part of the fall on a redevelopment of the association’s courts.

She hoped parents would encourage children to participate in netball.

“Anyone can join a sport like netball without prior learning.”

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Bell Park’s Henry Cieciura might be 92 years old but he’s just walked the distance of Earth’s circumference, around the equator so to speak, but all here in Geelong.

Mr Ciecuira, a Polish immigrant and former Ford worker who came to Geelong in 1949, has been on his world-shattering walk since recovering from heart surgery in 2004.

This year he underwent surgery and radiotherapy as well.

He’s ecstatic about the achievement but English isn’t his strong point, so daughter Irene Sawkins related his tale to the Independent.

“Dad took up the walk as a challenge. He finished on the last day of 2012 and he’s so excited,” Ms Sawkins said.

“He really powered through it toward the end, walking 30km to 35km a day all around Geelong from first thing in the morning until last thing at night.

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Ms Sawkins said her father walked the equivalent of Australia’s circumference – 25,700km – a few years ago and just kept going.

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Dog ‘sooled on park possums’

By NOEL MURPHY

MAKING STRIDES: Lisa Van’t Hag will overcome pain and injury to compete in next month’s Geelong Multisport Festival.

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Brave Lisa’s long walk to beat pain

By MICHELLE HERBISON LISA Van’t Hag is getting back to enjoying life after 15 years of “excruciating” back pain.

The Geelong woman spent 12 months in rehabilitation following a hip arthroscopy.

“I’ve got to retrain my back’s entire muscle group because they’ve been protecting my injured hip for so many years,” she said.

Ms Van’t Hag is excited to be training toward next month’s 5km Target Foreshore Fun Run/Walk, supporting Give Where You Live, as part of Geelong Multisport Festival from February 8 to 10.

“To me it’s going to be the start of the freedom to be active again as much as I want to be. I want to get as strong as possible to go and enjoy life.”

Ms Van’t Hag said she was relieved to have finally found the cause of her chronic pain.

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“I’d been to naturopaths, osteopaths, physios ... you name it, I’ve tried them all. One chiropractor actually said ‘I can’t help you’.

“I’ve spent many a time crawling around on the floor from back pain and you don’t realise how much you miss out on.”

Ms Van’t Hag said she would walk the 5km with a group of work friends.

“I got onto it through our social club at work. We’re looking at getting some T-shirts and doing

it as a group.

“I’ve always wanted to be able to do something like that but never had, so I’ll cross it off my bucket list.”

Ms Van’t Hag said she would “not stop at walking”, citing her fitness goals as “to be able to go for a run” and try boxing training.

“I’m sick and tired of saying to my kids ‘Mum can’t do that’. I used to go for a hit of tennis and I’d suffer for a week afterwards.”

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A POSSUM population in Geelong’s Johnstone Park appears to be dwindling amid complaints of a trained hunting dog harassing the legally-protected marsupials.

Geelong’s Chris Argent told the Independent she had approached a man hunting possums with his dog twice in recent months.

The possums, a regular sight in the park’s grounds, had dropped in numbers from a dozen or more to virtually none, Ms Argent said.

She had warned the man the animals were protected but feared that his dog was savaging the animals.

Geelong naturalist Trevor Pescott said possums were powerful animals but at risk to larger dogs.

“There would be quite a few

ATTACKED: A brushtail possum. brushtail possums there (Johnstone Park),” he said.

“They’re protected legally and it’s a good environment. They spend a lot of time on the ground where they pick up sandwich crusts, that sort of thing, scavenging, they’ll feed on anything people leave behind.”

Ms Argent said the man claimed he was “just playing’’ with his dog and the possums.

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“First time I saw him was maybe a year ago, the dog was only a pup. I watched him and his mate using the chain to scare possums, to get them down.

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“I got stuck into him. I told him to take his dog home or I’d tell the police but I couldn’t bluff him this time.

“We only saw one possum in the park but you often see 10 of them. The creepy thing was he made the dog stay while he came over to us 100 metres away.”

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GPS firebug watch

By NOEL MURPHY GEELONG firefighters and academics have backed plans for GPS tracking of firebugs as the fire season moves onto high alert.

Geelong CFA operations manager Gerry Verdoorn said State Government plans for GPS technology would be welcome if guaranteed to work.

Deakin University’s Claudio Bozzi backed the move, saying studies showed it reduced repeat offending but raising privacy concerns for prisoners who might be monitored by GPS. Spring St is looking to track

convicted and suspected arsonists to help reduce the incidence of deliberately-lit fires.

An arsonist is suspected to have been behind a 50-hectare grassfire at Little River earlier this week.

Emergency services Minister Peter Ryan was reported as saying GPS tracking devices are under consideration for monitoring firebugs.

Legislation is reportedly to be drafted early this year.

“If it was something that was guaranteed to prevent or reduce the threat of arson, anything we could do would be helpful,’’ Mr Verdoorn told the

Independent from southwest Victoria where he was helping battle a Portland plantation fire.

“If GPS reduced the impact of arson, yes, we’d support it, but there are legal issues involved. Presumably, in theory, there’d be merit in it but there are a lot of other circumstances about it.”

Mr Bozzi, a law lecturer who wrote an essay entitled GPS monitoring may intrude prisoners’ privacy, raised the issue of GPS monitoring encroaching on privacy rights that offenders might have accepted in jail but not in public.

Mr Bozzi’s comments, published by The Conversa-

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tion website, said the timing of firebug GPS monitoring could hardly be more-appropriate.

He cited US studies pointing to reduced recidivism by GPS-monitored sex offenders but pointed also to prisoner rights being balanced with the public interest.

“The GPS tracking of individuals highlights the increasingly restricted space in which individuals can expect privacy,’’ he said.

“It also shows the redundancy of privacy laws which continue to be based on an outdated distinction between private and public physical space.”

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Beaumont’s pies find a Routley to local fans

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By NOEL MURPHY IT’S AN Aussie staple, the old dog’s eye with dead horse.

And woe betide the soul who comes between a meat pie lover and their precious pastry.

So it comes as no surprise to find Geelong pie aficionados are still championing their old faithful, the Beaumont’s pie, even though its fortunes have somewhat diminished over recent years.

History-based Facebook site Geelong has run up a lengthy catalogue of sentimental pie-lovers attesting their addiction to Beaumont pastries.

The Beaumont’s operation ceded way to company takeovers – first to Balfours then to Routleys – but the line has not completely vanished.

Routley’s, based at North Geelong, still makes a plain beef pie labelled ‘The Beaumont’s Pie’ as a tip to its glory days and loyal fans.

With hundreds of likes and comments on the Geelong Facebook site, it’s obvious the humble Beaumont’s holds a special place in Geelong’s pie and pastry pantheon.

“Best pies ever,” posted one fan.

“My favourite when I was growing up,’’ recalled another.

“Drool, used to have one very week!’’ was another comment.

Bec Failla attested to an unwavering delight in Beaumont’s pastries.

“I got 21 Beaumont pies and 21 Beaumont vanilla slices for my 21st birthday,” she said.

“I’d eat one a day, so it was the best present I got.

“I started eating them at Roslyn Road Primary School and remember my nanna bought me some the day they closed for the last time. I’ve eaten thousands of pies in my life and nothing compares to them.”

Routley’s Abbey Harrington told the Independent a “couple of hundred” Beaumont’s pies were still produced each week.

The pies were sold over the counter at North Geelong and also distributed to milk bars and other outlets around the city, she said.

“They’re made to the old recipe and it’s called a Routley’s Beaumont’s Pie. People really love them.”

And they’re still a bargain, too, at just $4.20 for a slice of heaven.

But mouth-watering as they might have been, too much of a good thing can still spell mischief.

“We had a pie-eating contest I won by eating seven and a half Beaumont’s pies in two minutes,” Andrew Seater revealed on the Facebook site.

“As farfetched as it sounds, I couldn’t even look at a Beaumont’s bag for a few months.”

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Motorists are advised that Hearne Parade, Upper Hearne Parade and a section of Eastern Park Circuit will be closed to enable the Eastern Park Criterium to operate.

Access to and from the East Geelong Golf Course, Geelong Botanic Gardens, Geelong Conference Centre, Geelong Playspace and BBQ area will be available at all times.

Access to and from the Limeburners Boat Ramp will only be available via Ryrie Street / Limeburners Road during the road closure. Pedestrian access to Eastern Park will be maintained during the event.

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Hive law confusion stings keepers

By JOHN VAN KLAVEREN

Be safe these holidays

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Geelong, the Bellarine Peninsula and Surf Coast are wonderful holiday destinations and we want you to enjoy your holiday in safety.

Ensure you secure your property at your holiday home, your campsite, while at the beach, and when leaving your car parked.

Unfortunately camping grounds, caravan parks, and beach side carparks are soft targets for the less scrupulous people in our community.

Holidays are great fun, until someone steals valuable items from your car, or your bike, surfboard or other valuables that are left outside and unsecured.

STATE and local government are divided over the number of bee hives that can be kept on Geelong properties, according to apiarists.

Geelong Beekeeping Club’s John Edmonds said a council local law contradicted a state-wide Apiary Code of Practice.

“The local law limits the keeping of animals but it includes bees, so theoretically, as I understand it, you can only keep two hives per property in the whole of the Geelong council area, even farms that need bees for pollination.

“The code of practice has worked very well and is part of the state planning scheme, so it overrides council local laws but it shows that council officers do not understand the rules.

“If you ban beekeeping then it goes underground and the problem is worse for locals because beekeep-

ers cannot collect swarms without council issues.”

Council’s website says apiarists can only keep two hives but Department of Sustainability and Environment’s (DSE) website says the code of practice allows from one hive on blocks smaller than 500sqm to an unlimited number on land over two hectares.

City of Greater Geelong officer Steve Sodomaco said the code of practice and council’s local law were intended to complement each other.

“Council ensures that the Code of Practice is complied with. This is done by cross-referencing between the two governing documents and applying common sense in order to resolve any potential cases of public nuisance.”

Mr Sodomaco said Council was seeking legal advice on the issue.

A DSE spokesperson said council by-laws regulated hive numbers on properties.

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A GEELONG jobs profile will attempt to indentify where the region’s next swag of jobs will come from.

Gordon Institute of TAFE research manager Greg Leahy said Geelong Regional Labour Market Profile would identify new job opportunities and the training they required.

“The profile is needed so informed decisions can be made about the jobs vision and the education and training needed to deliver it,” Mr Leahy said.

Centre for Sustainable Organisations and Work at RMIT University will undertake the study.

Mr Leahy said it would provide an important foundation for the regional jobs vision and an action plan being developed through a three-year State Government-funded Skilling the Bay project.

The study would draw on 2011

Census data and consultations with a range of organisations and participants including industry associations, employers, employees, unions, training providers and local government representatives, he said.

The study team leader, RMIT’s Professor Peter Fairbrother, said Geelong faced new challenges as local industries restructured and the regional economy transformed.

“Regional jobs and associated skills in Geelong’s traditional manufacturing-base face dramatic changes,” Prof Fairbrother said.

“At the same time, new opportunities are emerging in health and social services, education and retail.”

Prof Fairbrother said the study would identify industry skill needs and how workers make decisions about future job and training opportunities.

“It will help understand Geelong’s changing labour market and future job opportunities. It will sug-

gest how training providers can best meet the needs of local employers and workers.”

Prof Fairbrother said a detailed statistically-based analysis of the region’s labour market confirmed suspected trends such as the decline of jobs in the manufacturing sector and growth of jobs in health care and social assistance.

“The question is how can we better understand the current skills and future aspirations of workers and staff in the Geelong area. What do workers and staff think about the changes occurring and how will they be affected by them?”

Prof Fairbrother said workers and businesses interested in participating in the study should phone him on 9925 1505, email Peter.

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DERELICT: Part of the former power station’s run-down interior.

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TALKS: Eddy Kontelj.

The kaleidoscope of spray can art, pornography and vandalism make for a bizarre coloured exhibition. Visitors who trip up face the danger of falling two metres through unsecured holes in the floor.

Graphic images have been spray painted across surfaces throughout the building.

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sive rants and diatribes are peppered across walls.

Outside, white Nazi swastikas a metre square have been painted on bitumen paths.

Barbed wire and signs warning off trespassers are rendered ineffectual by multiple breaches of the cyclone fencing. Intruders can simply walk onto the site and easily climb into the building.

The facility was officially opened in 1954 as Geelong B power station under the operation of the former State Electricity Commission.

It was the largest steam power station in provincial Victoria, apart from at Yallourn. Its buildings, boilers and ancillary equipment were operational until 1970.

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TALKS are under way to turn North Geelong’s dilapidated power station site into a dry storage for yachts and other marine craft, a councillor has revealed.

“We’re certainly talking to an interested party in developing that site,’’ Cr Eddy Kontelj told the Independent.

“We’re looking for an appropriate use. Various interests have been shown in that site – one has been the possibility of a dry storage area for marine vessels of one sort or another.’’

Cr Kontelj described the old power station as an “eyesore’’ sitting on a “stagnant site’’.

“But there’s huge potential there. It’s right next to Osborne House and if we find something complementary I believe the council would be very supportive.”

Nazi slogans, an image of a woman about to have her throat slashed, explicit drawings of sexual organs and other disturbing graffiti have become the site’s hallmarks.

Four months after the Independent revealed the shattered old powerhouse was riddled inside and out with broken glass and concrete, sharp twisted metal, needles and pornographic artwork, it remains a public danger apparently ignored by its owner and authorities.

Security fencing surrounding the site has been torn down and metal security grids around the concrete structure cut through to allow access to the rubbishstrewn interior with its unguarded shafts and soaring stairs.

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Sticking to hockey Join the

club John Van Klaveren

THE CLIMPSON clan and hockey are synonymous in Geelong.

At one stage 37 members of the family had taken up the sport, ranging from juniors to seniors and veterans.

“It just shows there’s a spot for anyone in hockey,” declared Alan, who is also Hockey Geelong’s president.

Alan has played the game since he was 19, when he reluctantly taxied his sister to hockey training one evening.

“The men’s side was short and the coach convinced me to fill in, so I had a go and ended up enjoying it so much I gave away football.”

While Alan is a relaxed, genial bloke, there is no doubt that hockey is his passion.

“I took on the presidency because we desperately need a second hockey pitch at Stead Park and I’ve been working hard on that.

“It’s been included in the master plan and Hockey Geelong is putting in $250,000 but we need government funding as well because the total cost is $1.8 million.

“Once we have a second pitch we can host state championships, juniors and masters tournaments and it will be a boost to the local economy as well.

“We’re at capacity now but there are strong opportunities

ALCOA’S Anglesea power station outstrips Victoria’s Hazelwood generator in two key air quality measures, a secret report has revealed.

Victorian Greens leader Greg Barber said the report showed Alcoa’s station emitted 300 to 1000 times more particularates and sulphur dioxide than Hazlewood despite being a fraction of its size.

“The mine should close,” Mr Barber said.

Anglesea’s Dr Cameron Shaw said immediate action was needed on the “significant health risk”, especially for children.

An Alcoa spokesperson said independent consultants prepared the report in September 2008 at Alcoa’s request.

“The assessment is currently being updated using new data from both the power station and the mine and Alcoa has committed to making the final report publicly available when it is complete, estimated to be in April 2013.

“Alcoa continually monitors ambient sulphur dioxide levels in Anglesea and the results of this monitoring have been reported publicly for at least 10 years.”

The spokesperson said Anglesea residents were safe because excessive sulphur dioxide levels were only likely in unpopulated areas of the town.

pand to three or four next year.

We also have representative teams playing in Melbourne who need to train.

Alan said many former players were returning to the sport after their families had grown up.

“Old hockey players like me still see some life in the body,” he chuckled.

Alan said the newer synthetic surfaces had proved a boon for hockey, creating a more-fluent, cleaner and flowing game, enjoyed by both players and spectators.

“There are clear pathways to state and national selection

and ultimately to the Kookaburras, who have just won their fifth Champions Trophy.

“We scored a coup by signing ex-Australian player Andrew Smith as our new coach.

Andrew played 119 games for Australia and has moved to Geelong.

“We already have five or six juniors who are state players, we have the current Australian masters captain Phil Frost and Geelong hosts the annual country women’s championships.”

Alan said anyone interested in trying hockey could visit hockeygeelong.asn.au or phone him on 0400 047 133.

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for growth here, as there is in Torquay.

“Geelong is now a focal point for Hockey Victoria as a growth and development area.

Torquay had only one team three years ago and new have five junior sides and a senior team, while Golden Plains will have a team coming in and possibly also one from Leopold.

“While we have excellent facilities at Stead Park we have a range of teams playing, from juniors at under-10s to under17s and senior men’s and women’s and veterans teams.

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Park, not houses, for memorial sit

GEELONG Mayor Keith Fagg wants to promote shopping local and supporting local jobs (Independent, December 28).

What about promoting products totally Australian-designed and made by Geelong workers?

It disgusts me that Geelong-based firms have outsourced labour costs overseas yet the quality is unacceptable but the prices of the products are the same as they would be if they were Australian-made.

Perhaps shopkeepers and retailers need to advertise the importance of Australian-made because it promotes employment and job creation as well as providing quality products and services and better working conditions for Geelong people.

Billy Deikos Grovedale

IT WAS great to read that ward councillor Jan Farrell had said Ocean Grove’s Shell Road Reserve would be completed in early February 2013 (Independent, December 28).

She also stated that she was looking for funding for a pavilion.

Some years ago she and fellow councillors tried to sell Ocean Grove Memorial Reserve, the existing home of the Grubbers football club.

Council had even arrived at the stage of subdividing the land into house blocks.

Latest not greatest I READ a story in the December 28 Independent about a nightclub called Basement 159 applying to extend its liquor licence from 3am to 6am so more people could attend.

I think that opening until 6am is stupid because Geelong already has way too much violence.

If Basement 159 gets a 6am licence strict rules should be applied. Enough security staff should be employed and the venue should stick to the rules of telling drunk people to leave and providing free water.

All licenced venues must provide free water, otherwise they break the law.

Will the venue provide security to escort the patrons to taxis? There is always fighting in central Geelong on Friday and Saturday nights.

Geelong has enough nightclubs open until 7am, so I object to Basement 159 getting longer trading hours. The police have enough problems to deal with in Geelong’s city centre already.

Maybe Mayor Keith Fagg should walk the streets of Geelong at night on a Friday or Saturday to see the violence before any decision is made on the permit.

Shaun Richens Newcomb

Gun controls hit target BRIAN Handley could not be more wrong about gun control (Letters, December 21).

Fewer guns make people feel safer.

Gun control works - just look at our results. Since John Howard’s gun control laws we have been safe from mass gun killings.

In comparison, the USA has poor gun control

At the time council claimed it needed the money from the sale to put into the building of Shell Road Reserve.

I want to again remind City of Greater Geelong, and especially Cr Farrell, that the land belongs to the people of Ocean Grove who bought it as a memorial to fallen servicemen and women to be preserved in their memory.

If the football club moves to Shell Rd the land must be brought back to parkland.

Bob Thompson Ocean Grove

and with that a frighteningly poor record of killings that seems to be getting worse, not better. Americans are unlikely to be feeling very safe right now.

Here in Australia the community is safer than ever.

Mr Howard’s gun control laws might well be one of the only positive legacies of his term as Prime Minister.

R Viner Torquay

Heads in fluoride I WRITE in response to a story headlined ‘Bitter tears of allergy victim’ in the August 17 Independent.

In 1991 Australian National Health and Medical Research Council stated that it was “desirable to explore in a rigorous fashion� the claimed symptoms of hypersensitivity to fluoride because they were made “with sufficient frequency to justify well-designed studies�.

In 2006 the US National Research Council made a similar call for studies to determine which fluoridation chemicals might cause hypersensitivity in particular individuals.

The studies have not been conducted in Australia or other fluoridating nations yet government seems quite happy to proceed with a business-as-usual approach, casually sweeping claims like those in the

Reminded: Cr Jan Farrell

Independent under a dirty, mouldy and heavy carpet.

According to former environmental chemistry and toxicology Professor Dr Paul Connett, “it is certainly a very distinct and plausible possibility� that anecdotal reports such as those reported in the Independent have medical validity.

Former chemistry Professor Dr Albert Burgstahler remarked that “those who deny reality and persist in discounting sensitivity to fluoride in drinking water are like ostriches with their heads in the sand�.

Until the Australian Government can produce studies establishing an adequate margin of safety for the public then the government’s safe-and-effective mantra remains hot air.

Spin is not science, it’s the specialised bureaucratic art form of public relations.

Only science is science and, sadly, the health departments of Australia are more interested in protecting their fluoridation policy than the health of the people.

Daniel Zalec Irymple

Debate over, silence deniers THE INDEPENDENT climate change debate has emerged again, with Thomas Watson throwing straw man arguments that carbon dioxide (CO2) is not a toxin (Letters, December 7) and Alan Barron again

Email: editorial@geelongindependent.com.au PO Box 407, Geelong, 3220 Fax: 5249 6799

misquoting Tim Flannery and claiming that the world is cooling (Letters, December 14).

Last year Mr Barron’s misquoting of Tim Flannery was clearly refuted but instead of backing down he simply repeated it a year later.

His claim the world is cooling was deception and also previously refuted in this paper.

First, 2010 was the second hottest year on record and 2011 and 2012 were also well-above average 20th Century temperatures. Nine of the 10 warmest years are in the 21st Century, the only exception being 1998.

Second, Earth’s total heat content is growing consistently as we pump more carbon into the atmosphere.

We are in a climate emergency and must take immediate. We do not need shallow letters that rely on readers’ ignorance of the scientific evidence behind global warming.

This is no time for debating - the science is clear, observational, tested and established. It is time for action.

It is fascinating to watch a debate but I call on the Independent to think about the environmental impact of this debate and refrain from printing material that has already been refuted or that obscures the truth.

Gavin Brown East Geelong

Say nein to food Nazis PROTESTATIONS by whatever organisation regarding the contents of recipes offered by television presenters should be read with caution.

It is not the business of anyone – the World Health Organisation, the local parish priest or anyone’s children’s teacher – to dictate what is fit food for one’s children to eat.

Anyone and everyone seem ready to act as the local food Nazi, which is totally out of school.

I do not see any government department, teacher organisation or health protagonists generally advocating for the shutting down of McDonald’s, Kentucky Fried Chicken or other fast-food outlets whose products are often said to be overloaded with fats and sugars et cetera.

Before anyone starts telling parents what their kids should eat, perhaps the popular above-mentioned fast-food operators and the manufacturers of sugar and fat laden, unhealthy foods, should be brought to book first.

But, foremost of all, it is not the business of overpaid, and perhaps even overweight, bureaucrats in the first place.

Gary Oraniuk Geelong West

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But, foremost of all, it is not the business of overpaid, and perhaps even overweight, bureaucrats in the first place.

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Multisports entries bike prize ENTRANTS in February’s Geelong Multisports Festival can go in the draw to win a high-tech triathlon bike worth $3499.

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All emails will be printed out for the random draw to win the Specialized Shiv Comp Rival M2 bike.

The winner will be notified by return email and must be available to receive the bike during the festival, from February 8 to 10.

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DANCING - Social ballroom dancing with CDs 7.30-10.30pm at Geelong Ballroom, Bayview Pde, Hamlyn Heights. Entry $7 includes light supper. All welcome. Enquiries 5281 1312 or 0422 776 711.

FOOD - Food swap 9-10.30am at Cloverdale Community Centre, 167 Purnell Rd, Corio. Swap homegrown garden produce, eggs, honey and preserves. Enquiries 5275 4415.

DANCING - Social ballroom dancing with Puff’s music 8-11.30pm at Geelong Ballroom, Bayview Pde, Hamlyn Heights. Entry $7 includes light supper. All welcome. Enquiries 5281 1312 or 0422 776 711.

DANCE - Ballroom dancing 8pm-midnight at Freshwater Creek Hall, Dickins Rd. Four-piece band. Enquiries 5264 5169.

PHOTOGRAPHY - Geelong and the Bellarine Peninsula’s Waterways photography exhibition by Tim Pescott 9am-5pm at Bendigo Bank Community Room, Newcombe St, Portarlington. Also Sunday.

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LOUD AND LOCAL: Rising Geelong rock band Altitude.

THE MEMBERS of local band Altitude are living proof that raw talent and a passion for music are a winning combination.

After just a year playing together, Altitude recently won a national Bedroom Jam earlier this year to earn a spot on the bill at Sydney’s Homebake festival.

The quartet’s winning streak also includes battle of the bands victories at Melbourne’s Pushover in March and Queenscliff Music Festival

last month.

Bassist Luke Reeves said the next landmark would be releasing a four-track EP. “When it comes out we’re planning to do a lot of Geelong shows and hopefully some Melbourne shows.”

Reeves said the band members shared songwriting duties but all wrote “happy and energetic songs”.

“Sometimes we write songs about each other without the other immediately knowing,” he laughed.

Reeves described the band

members as a “quirky” bunch with varying music tastes.

Guitarist Tom Ryan was a “metal head”, while drummer Lachlan Brown was “into jazz and folk”.

But the group collectively aspired to the likes of The Vines and Children Collide.

Reeves identified lead singer and guitarist Liam Brennan as the “head honcho” of Altitude.

“He’s a very expressive songwriter, which is just what we need”.

Reeves laughed recalling

how he and Brennan taught Brown to play drums.

“He’s never had a real drum lesson.

“He only started playing when he joined the band last year because me and Liam taught him.”

The band members jokingly inducted Felix Price as their “emergency glockenspiel” player before finding Ryan.

“When we were looking for Tom, Felix came up and said ‘I can play the glockenspiel’, which made us laugh.

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While the festival will be a celebration of great beer and the craftsmanship, artistry and passion that goes into its creation, live music will also be important in creating the right vibe.

The festival will be set in a carnival atmosphere with live music, roving performers, brewing seminars and a smorgasbord of gourmet foods on offer.

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CHOCOLATE FRECKLE SLICE 1. Preheat oven to 160°C, grease 19cm x 30cm slice pan, line base & long sides with baking paper.

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2. Beat butter, hazelnut spread and sugar in a small bowl with electric mixer until combined. Stir in sifted flour with a wooden spoon.

3. Using hands, press dough into pan, smooth surface with a spatula. Bake 25 mins.

4. Remove pan from oven, working quickly, press freckles firmly on to slice in rows 5. Cool slice in pan, cut when cold.

> 200g packet freckles

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12:30 Program To Be Advised 1:00 Home Shopping 3:30 The Real Seachange 4:00 NBC Today [s] 6:00 Today 9:00 Morning Summers Series (PG) 10:30 The New Adventures Of Old Christine 11:00 National Morning News [s] 12:00 The Ellen DeGeneres Show (PG) 1:00 The View (PG) 2:00 Days Of Our Lives (PG) 3:00 National News Now 4:00 Alive And Cooking 4:30 Afternoon News 5:30 Hot Seat. 6:00 Nine News [s] 6:30 A Current Affair [s] 7:00 The Big Bang Theory (PG s) 7:30 Getaway Summer (PG) 8:30 Person Of Interest: Bad Code (M v) 9:30 CSI: NY: Slinte (MA15+ v) – Fear strikes a small New York City community.

10:30 True CSI: Cold Blood: Murder By Numbers (MA15+v,a) 11:30 I Hate My Teenage Daughter: Teenage Escuela (PG) – Annie is upset over Sophieʼs lack of concern about her school grades.

12:00 20/20 [s] 1:00 Extra 1:30 Skippy - The Bush Kangaroo 2:00 Guthy Renker / Trivita 3:30 Good Morning America 5:00 Early Morning News 6:00 CBS - This Morning 7:00 Wurrawhy [s] 7:30 ET [s] 8:00 OMG! The Insider [s] 8:30 The Bold & The Beautiful Encore 9:00 Judge Judy 9:30 Everyday Gourmet With Justine Schofield 10:00 Love To Share Food [s] 11:00 Bondi Vet (PG a) [s] 11:30 Bondi Rescue (PG) [s] 12:00 Dr Phil (PG a) 1:00 The Doctors 2:00 Ready Steady Cook 3:00 Judge Judy (PG) 3:30 Hueyʼs Kitchen [s] 4:00 Scope: Venomous Creatures [s] 4:30 The Bold & The Beautiful 5:00 TEN News At Five [s] 6:00 The Simpsons [s] 6:30 The Project [s] 7:30 American Idol (PG) [s] 9:30 Law & Order: SVU (M) [s] 10:30 The Project Encore [s] 11:30 The Good Wife: Unplugged (M) 12:30 Infomercial (PG) 3:30 Late Show - David Letterman (PG) 4:30 Religious Program (PG) 5:30 CBS - This Morning 5:05 Worldwatch 1:00 Food Lovers Guide to Australia [s] 1:30 William Shatners Weird or What?

Life After Death (PG) 2:30 Parent Rescue: Reaching Out [s] 3:00 France 24 International News [s] 3:30 Al Jazeera News [s] 4:00 The Journal [s] 4:30 PBS Newshour [s] 5:30 Dakar Rally 2013 Highlights: Stage 11: La Rioja to Fiambal [s] 6:00 Italian Food Safari [s] 6:30 World News Australia [s] 7:30 How to Cook Like Heston: Chocolate [s] 8:00 Island Feast with Peter Kuruvita 8:30 Exploring China: A Culinary Adventure 9:35 24 Hours in Emergency: Rush Hour (M a,l) [s] – The latest batch of patients to be treated by staff include two cyclists with serious head injuries and a father-of-four who has fallen from scaffolding.

10:30 World News Australia [s] 11:05 The Perfect Vagina (MA15+a,n,l) 12:05 Horror Movie: “Curandero” (MA15+ v,h) (ʼ05) (In Spanish) 1:50 Weatherwatch Overnight

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10:25 ABC News: Late Edition [s] 10:40 Bomb Squad [s] – What does it take to walk into danger and possible death while everyone else is taking cover?

11:35 Program To Be Advised 12:35 Movie: “Night Of The Living Dead” (M h,v) (ʼ68) Stars: Judith OʼDea & Duane Jones 2:10 The Return Of The Exorcists (M a,l) 3:10 rage (M l,d,n,s,v) e 6:00 Sunrise [s] 0 9:00 Dr Oz: Cancer-Proof Your Life (PG) [s] – Dr Oz names the five biggest cancer risks for women over 40 and talks about anti-cancer superfoods.

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6:00 Seven News [s] 6:30 Today Tonight [s] 7:00 2013 Australian Open - Night 1 – Live coverage of the Grand Slam of Asia-Pacific, the Australian Open. The worldʼs top tennis players converge on Melbourne Park to vie for the prestigious title and a record prize pool of $30 million, one of the biggest in world sport.

12:30 Room For Improvement 1:00 Home Shopping 3:30 The Real Seachange [s] 4:00 NBC Today [s] 6:00 Today 9:00 Mornings Summer Series (PG) 10:30 The New Adventures Of Old Christine (PG) 11:00 National Morning News [s] 12:00 The Ellen DeGeneres Show (PG) 1:00 The View (PG) 2:00 Days Of Our Lives (PG) 3:00 National News Now 4:00 Alive And Cooking 4:30 Afternoon News [s] 5:30 Hot Seat [s] 6:00 Nine News [s] 6:30 A Current Affair [s] 7:00 The Big Bang Theory (PG s) 7:30 RBT (PG) 8:30 The Mentalist: Jolly Red Elf (M v) 9:30 CSI: Miami: Reality Kills (M v) – The CSIs investigate the murder of a reality star. The probe centers on the castʼs hidden pasts and the victimʼs obsessed fans.

10:30 CSI: Miami: On The Hook (M) 11:30 Nikita: Rogue (MA15+v) 12:30 The Avengers: Murdersville (PG) 2:00 Guthy Renker Australia 2:30 Trivita 3:00 Danoz 3:30 Good Morning America [s] 5:00 Early Morning News 0 6:00 CBS - This Morning 7:00 Wurrawhy [s] 7:30 ET f [s] 8:00 OMG! The Insider [s] 8:30 The Bold & The s Beautiful Encore 9:00 Judge Judy 9:30 Everyday Gourmet With Justine Schofield 10:00 Love To Share Food [s] 11:00 Bondi Vet (PG a) [s] 11:30 Bondi Rescue (PG) [s] 12:00 Dr Phil (PG a) [s] 1:00 The Doctors (PG) [s] 2:00 Ready Steady Cook (PG) 3:00 Judge Judy (PG) 3:30 Good Chef Bad Chef [s] 4:00 Totally Wild [s] 4:30 The Bold & The Beautiful 5:00 TEN News At Five [s] 6:00 The Simpsons [s] 6:30 The Project [s] 7:30 Modern Family: After The Fire (PG) 8:00 Ben & Kate: Guitar Face (PG) [s] 8:30 Modern Family: Punkin Chunkin (PG a) 9:00 The New Normal: Pardon Me (PG) 9:30 Hawaii Five-O: Nalowale (M v,a) 10:30 Golden (M) - Where is Shelly Bowman.

11:00 The Project Encore 12:00 The Good Wife: Mock (M) 1:00 Infomercial (PG) 3:30 Late Show - David Letterman (PG) a 5:05 Worldwatch 1:00 Movie: “Blue Gate Crossing” (PG s) (ʼ02) (From Taiwan, in Mandarin) 2:30 Closing the Gap on Chronic Disease 3:00 France 24 International News [s] 3:30 Al Jazeera News [s] 4:00 The Journal [s] 4:30 FIFA Futbol Mundial [s] 5:00 PopAsia [s] 5:30 Dakar Rally 2013 Highlights: Review 6:00 Italian Food Safari [s] 6:30 World News Australia [s] 7:30 Mythbusters: Blue Ice (PG) – The Build Team take to the skies to investigate the mystery of destructive ʻblue iceʼ.

8:35 Derren Brown: Apocalypse - Part 2 (PG) – Derren Brown continues his odyssey beyond the end of the world.

9:35 RocKwiz: Eilen Jewell & Jake Stone (M l) 10:30 World News Australia [s] 11:00 The World Game 12:00 SOS: Kiss / How I Met Your Father / Push Bike / Days of Love (MA15+) 1:05 Cast Offs: Dan (M a,n,l,s) 1:55 Weatherwatch Overnight

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FinallyFriday Finally Friday

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GROVEDALE’S Sandstone Cafe has just celebrated its second year of delighting diners with quality food and service.

Head chef Simon Parrott describes Sandstone as a “restaurant disguised as a cafe”, nestled in suburbia.

Simon believes the cafe encourages diners to embrace the region’s emerging quality dining and cafe culture.

“Geelong previously lacked quality food and service outside the CBD but people are now recognising the importance of solid suburban venues,” he says.

Simon celebrates the cafe’s contemporary Australia menu with a seafood specialty.

“For quality-cooked fish, visit us.”

Sandstone Cafe is family-friendly and will cater to everyone’s dietary requirement.

Sandstone Cafe also hosts birthday, wedding and corporate functions as well as offering off-site catering.

The venue can host 130 guests for stand-up functions or 85 at seated events.

The cafe’s courtyard is perfect for breakfast and lunch this spring, open seven days.

Diners sitting inside can enjoy the sun through the cafe’s big windows.

“It’s a very bright, warm venue,” Simon says.

The fully licensed venue is also open for dinner from 6pm Fridays and Saturdays, with a wide variety of local wines, beers and ciders available.

Sandstone Cafe is at 284 Torquay Rd, phone 5244 2343 or visit www.sandstonecafe.com.au.

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With so many great deals across the country and around the world, thereâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s no time like now to plan a holiday.

Jetsetâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Greg Cooke and his intrepid team of consultants have organised holidays for the people of Waurn Ponds and surrounds for the past 20 years.

With personalised service, expertise in seniors travel and exciting options for small, fully-escorted group tours, Jetset Waurn Ponds is a one-stop-shop for holiday planning. â&#x20AC;&#x153;From well-travelled customers to first time travellers, we can find the ideal trip for you and your family,â&#x20AC;? Greg says. â&#x20AC;&#x153;We have a wealth of knowledge and an exciting range of alternatives with something to suit every budget. There are excellent deals for cruising this year with early bird specials and free upgrades and our escorted tours are selling fast. â&#x20AC;&#x153;For a world of travel inspiration, customers can download the free Jetset Travel â&#x20AC;&#x201C; Travel Escapes magazine for iPhone and iPad from the app store.â&#x20AC;?

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Shoppers are also advised to meet the new Flight Centre Team at Waurn Ponds Shopping Centre.

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Flight Centre will host a travel expo at Waurn Ponds on February 9 and 10. Customers can drop into the office for exclusive expo deals and advice any other travel information.

More information about the expo is available by phoning Waurn Ponds Flight Centre on 5215 8900.

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One World offers hands-on benefit ONE WORLD for Children is a recognised leader of competency-based training programs to the children’s services industry.

One World for Children demonstrates a commitment to excellence in the implementation of national training arrangements and has been recognised as a leader in innovative and flexible training and assessment, with an emphasis on the individuality of training and assessment programs.

From its inception, One World for Children has offered a service aiming to maintain industry relevance through linking training and assessing with industry.

Its training organisation and child care

facility are closely interlinked, sharing premises and staff. This unique structure gives One World for Children a clear advantage with students and ensures its training programs remain responsive and specific to the needs of the industry.

One World for Children is excited to be able to offer its nationally recognised and highly regarded competency based training in a classroom environment.

This stimulating and innovative program has been carefully developed by a team of highly experienced, specialist trainers and includes interactive classroom delivery, hands-on practical demonstration

and work placement designed to further enhance acquisition of skills and knowledge.

Prospective participants should not miss this opportunity to be part of the exciting program.

Enrolments are being taken for classbased training in the Certificate III in Children’s Services CHC30712.

Information about eligibility for a government-subsidised place is available by phoning One World for Children’s office on 52722714. Expressions of interest can be registered at One World’s website, www.owfc.com.au

One World for Children training programs were developed by specialist trainers.

Expressions Ballet Academy BE FIRE ALERT THIS SUMMER Royal Academy of Dance-Syllabus • Beginners to Advanced

Property owners are requested to keep grass maintained at no longer than 10cm high due to advice from the CFA that Victoria can expect a higher than average risk of grassfires this summer.

• Special Pre-school Classes

LEAVE EARLY ON CODE RED DAYS

• Classical Ballet

• Teen/Adult Beginner Ballet

• Contemporary

Already this summer we have had several very high fire danger ratings and total fire ban days which are the worst possible conditions for a bush or grass fire.

• Jazz

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2 Gregory Avenue, Newtown Enquires: Emma Madden 0402 314 028

Homes are not designed or constructed to withstand fires in these conditions. The CFA advises the safest place to be is away from high risk bushfire areas when the fire danger rating is high.

The only way to ensure you stay safe if you live in a high bushfire risk area is to leave the night before or early in the morning of a Code Red day. In the case of a Severe or Extreme day residents in high bushfire risk areas are advised to leave early on the morning of the declared day.

KEEP INFORMED Residents should familiarise themselves with their fire weather district and check the Total Fire Ban and Fire Danger Rating for that district everyday over summer.

Listen to local radio stations and ABC 774AM for regular warnings.

To download a Fire Ready Kit and to keep informed of fire alerts and warnings please visit the CFA’s website, at www.cfa.vic.gov.au or call the Victorian Bushfire Information Line on 1800 240 667.

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Alternatively you can speak to the City of Greater Geelong’s Emergency Management and Fire Prevention Unit on 03 5272 5272.

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Classes held at Lara, Hamlyn Heights, Grovedale & Bannockburn! nnooockburn! n!

Ò No exams, no competitions - Just Fun! Ò End of year performance Ò Competitive rates Ò Come along and learn all the latest dance moves! Ò All ages from 1 1/2 - 18 years ‘Girls and Boys’ ÒFun morning class for 1 1/2 - 3 year olds in Lara

For 2013 enrolments and enquiries ph: 5282 8490 or 0419 543 706.

Qualified Dance Teacher ADS Diploma Classes In Jazz, Tap, Modern Ballet, Character Ages Three To Adult End Of Year Concert Uniforms Non-Compulsory No Exams Boys only Hip Hop Classes

Classes are held at Cloverdale Community Centre Inc. There are no exams, however if interested in exams just see me and this can be arranged.

Girls Classes weekly Thursday Nights Boys Saturday Fortnights Please contact Tracey on 0400 954 927 E coriodancecentre@hotmail.com

Email: dancefever95@live.com sional while focusing on flexibility, core and upperbody strength and, of course, acrobatic tricks.

The ideal learning environment keeps class sizes small for individual attention, with two instructors per 10 students and real opportunities to perform once skills are developed.

Prospective students can find KidsPlace Circus School at 1 / 39 Leather St, Breakwater, phone 5242 8458, email info@kidsplace.com.au mailto:info@ kidsplace.com.au or visit www.kidsplace.com.au.

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FUSE Dance Studio students learn the latest moves in a welcoming atmosphere.

Light fuse with dance in 2013 FUSE Dance Company is an organisation designed to introduce today’s kids to the amazing world of dance.

FUSE brings together the funky sounds of the latest music and the most recent dance moves.

It teaches children movement skills, coordination, self-confidence and to develop a disciplined, respectful and responsible attitude to dance.

FUSE aims to provide students with a comfortable atmosphere while offering a range of opportunities to develop movement and performance skills.

FUSE classes offer a joyful and creative environment, providing encouragement and support to all students.

FUSE directors Samantha Collins and Amy Barrett have 15 years teaching experience be-

tween them and incorporate jazz, funk and modern into their weekly classes. Students are provided with many opportunities to showcase their hard work with performances such as Geelong Splash Dance Festival, a mid-year cabaret and an end-of-year concert at Geelong Performing Arts Centre.

Classes run in Ocean Grove and Barwon Heads for students aged from three years.

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Classical Ballet (RAD), Contemporary & Tap with Michelle McDowall Hip Hop/Funk & Tap with Jana Kolacz Boys only Hip Hop/Industrial Tap with Jordan Fruk Tap & Modern Jazz Hip Hop/Funk & Contemporary 3 - 5 years Song & Dance Highland Dancing Hip Hop & Contemporary classes with Charlotte Evans Pre-School Fairy Ballet class Adult Tap, Jazz & Contemporary, beginners to advanced Classes in: Belmont, Geelong (city) Newcomb, Newtown, Queenscliff, & Highton

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Students can learn a wide variety of performance skills at KidsPlace Circus School.

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ANYONE with dreams about learning acrobatics, gymnastics, dance or other performing arts will find the answer at KidsPlace Circus School.

KidsPlace has established programs to suit any age, all at the one dedicated training facility.

KidsPlace students learn skills in all areas of floor gymnastics while building core strength, balance and flexibility combined with circus and acrobatic performing apparatus.

From contortion, aerial silks, aerial hoop, static trapeze, unicycles, clowning and tightrope to hula hoops, juggling and more, students will develop left and right brain function and coordination skills while having a great time learning something different.

KidsPlace has prep circus classes for children aged four to six, recreational circus programs for ages to 12, teenage circus classes for high school groups and adult programs for students aged 16 to 50-plus.

KidsPlace also offers visiting school programs and more, with word already spreading about its great birthday parties.

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INFINITE Dance Studios prides itself on creating an atmosphere nurturing learning, individuality and self-confidence.

Director Fiona Luca believes in the limitless possibility of passion when applied to dance and encourages her students to strive for excellence in every class.

Entering its eighth year in 2013, Infinite Dance Studios has developed an impressionable reputation in the Geelong community, offering over 250 students an experience to develop and become the finest dancer they can.

In 2012 many Infinite dancers were given opportunities to showcase their talent and passion during performances and Eisteddfods throughout Geelong and Melbourne â&#x20AC;&#x201C; and the results were phenomenal. â&#x20AC;&#x153;Words cannot describe how proud I feel when I watch my dancers perform and compete with all of their might,â&#x20AC;? Fiona says. â&#x20AC;&#x153;Our students are hungry to learn, develop and achieve. As teachers, we couldnâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;t ask for anything more.â&#x20AC;?

Plenty of excitement is in store for Infinite Dance Studios in 2013, which will undoubtedly encourage many new and old dancing friendships. â&#x20AC;&#x153;I have watched so many beautiful friendships develop between students and parents within the

Fully equipped premises The Shed @ 10, 10 Grayling St, Belmont Places are strictly limited in 2013.

For further enquiries Please Contact Fiona on 0431 018 087 or email dance@infinitedancestudios.com.au www.infinitedancestudios.com.au

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Picture: Magaret Kokrehlj studio and feel so fortunate to be such a huge part of it all,â&#x20AC;? Fiona says The Shed @ 10 is Infiniteâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s own premises, with two fully equipped studios, a waiting and reception area, a kitchenette, toilets and change rooms for students and families to enjoy each week.

With an abundance of performance opportunities, a jam-packed timetable and all complemented by an experienced, passionate faculty, 2013 is shaping up to be one of Infiniteâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s finest.

Fiona says anyone with enquiries about the limited number of positions still available should phone her on 0431 018 087.

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Studio director John Henderson will run the three-day session, delving into complex acting practices, improvisation, camera technique and, depending on the weather, location shooting.

A 14-year veteran of the entertainment industry, Henderson has trained actors who have worked on TVâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Neighbours, The Slap, House Husbands, Spartacus and many more.

Summer Acting Bootcamp is suitable for children aged six to 17 and standards from beginners to advanced.

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SCREEN Actors Geelong is excited to announce its first puppetry workshop with Mitchell Oâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;Neil.

An accomplished actor, puppeteer and playwright, Oâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;Neil is currently writing and directing a show for Melbourneâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Oz Horror Con 13.

Screen Actors will host a three-hour puppetry session for kids and a four-hour session for teens and adults on January 24.

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Australian Guild of Music Education The Australian Guild of Music Education System is comprehensive Music and Speech Education offered throughout Australia and overseas.

The AGMED offers a flexible learning system, as the course is essentially a distance education course. DVDâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s of these sessions are available for students too far away to attend the 3 days. e-learning is also available.

At the Guild, youâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;ll also have access to some of the latest equipment and facilities.

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Specialists in ballet tuition GEELONG Ballet Centre prides itself on a 44-year history of training young dancers to high levels of technical skill and artistic interpretation.

The Ryrie St centre is Geelongâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s premier ballet school and within its highly qualified team of teachers the school provides specialists in Royal Academy of Dance and The Australian Ballet System of training as well as contemporary, jazz, tap, singing and pre-school ballet specialist teachers.

The ballet centre works at a professional standard and has had many successes, with students earning entry to institutions including The Australian Ballet School, The Australian Ballet Company, Victorian College of the Arts and even national ballets in England and Portugal.

Co-director Natalie Horman says the ballet centre works with children as young as three. â&#x20AC;&#x153;Often people wonder what three-year-old ballerinas can achieve but at this age childrenâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s imaginations are wonderful and they love the expressive side of dance,â&#x20AC;? Natalie says.

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Young dancers train to high levels of technical skill.

Co-director Stephanie Gainey students with controlled class says a love of dance can be dis- sizes that promote enjoyment, covered at any ageâ&#x20AC;? achievement and confidence in â&#x20AC;&#x153;Starting dance a little later in spacious, fully-equipped, air conlife can be a great way to discover ditioned studios. dancing, tooâ&#x20AC;?. Sharing the joy of Students have the opportunity dance is a core aim of Geelong to participate in an exciting OcBallet Centre, whether students tober production at Geelong Peraim to pursue dancing recreation- forming Arts Centre. ally or professionally.

More information is available The centreâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s caring, experi- by phoning Natalie or Stephanie enced staff cater to the needs of on 0433934712 or 0413891309.

Theatre, dance studio for kids GEELONG Academy of Performing Arts (GAPA) is renowned for its outstanding musical theatre and dance tuition for children aged four and above.

Children love acting, singing and dancing and have a magical connection with musical theatre.

GAPAâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s exciting and challenging musical theatre tuition caters for children aged four to 16.

Through acting, students develop skills in listening, speaking, taking turns and cooperation through playful and engaging activities. They sing and learn about the voice and how it works, how to stand, how to breathe, how to sing in tune and how to develop the confidence to expand the vocal range and increase the power of the voice.

Students improve posture, balance and co-ordination through dance while developing confidence and the ability to work within a team.

GAPA takes pleasure in sharing with students its knowledge, ideas and love of acting, singing, dancing and performing.

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Geelong Academy of Performing Arts can introduce students to the joys of musical theatre. drenâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s sense of musicality, rhythm, timing, grace, flexibility and strength. Dancers develop poise, confidence and will always have fond memories of their friends and time spent at GAPA. Classes offered include theatrical, comprising jazz and tap with a touch of contemporary, or a combination of jazz, funk and song for younger juniors.

The benefits of learning to dance include: improved posture, balance and coordination; development of flexibility and physical strength; development of confidence and the ability to work within a team; encouragement of lifelong enjoyment and under-

standing of dance and theatre; and dancing looks great and is a fantastic way to keep fit.

Prospective students and parents can visit GAPAâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s studio and trial a class.

The studio is at 1/37 Gheringhap St, Geelong.

Musical theatre classes are also available in Torquay each Thursday.

More information is available at www.gapa.net.au <http:// www.gapa.net.au>.

Private inspection of GAPAâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s studios and theatre can be arrange by phoning Michael Ward on 5222 8533.

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Geelong’s Aus Dent can get the job done right the first time with the no sanding, filtering or expensive paintwork.

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Aus Dent Geelong offers free quotes and a quality guarantee.

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GEELONG’S mechanics and authorised service centre Rally Motors has split its business to improve services for customers.

Rally Motors, at 11 Curtis St, Belmont, now operates as the company’s service centre.

Rally Off Road, at 305 Bellerine St, South Geelong, looks after all customers’ four-wheel-drive needs.

Manager Daniel says the move has been successful.

“We’ve basically done it so each business can focus on its own expertise,” he says.

Rally Motors, the company’s general service and repair centre, services all late-model vehicles as well as classic and heritage cars.

Log-book servicing, general repairs and diagnostic are just some of the areas Rally Motors covers.

Daniel says Rally Motors’ staff-members are at the forefront of keeping up with the latest technology.

“We do a lot of training and keep up to date with the latest diagnostic equipment,” he says.

Rally Off Road offers a full range of four-wheeldrive services, from accessory sales and fitment right through to logbook servicing, pre-trip inspections and modifications and repairs.

It is one of the region’s few dedicated off-road specialists.

Rally Off Road is Geelong’s sole distributor for Ironman 4x4 products including bullbars, winches, suspensions and more.

Daniel says Ironman 4x4 is the fastest-growing four-wheel-drive accessory company in the country.

“It’s a good product at a reasonable price and affordable to the average person.”

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FORD, Falcon, sedan, 2007, BF, Mk 2, silver, auto, AC, mags, towbar, VGC, RWC, reg 06/13, UUW-085. $8,750ono.

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FORD, Futura, wagon, 1996, EF, auto, cruise control, Hayman Reese tow pack, EC, NXJ-045. $3,900ono. 0417 511 360.

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HOLDEN, Captiva, LX, 2007, auto, diesel, 7 seater, towbar, nudge bar, tinted windows, DVD player, WFR-466. $21,000.

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HOLDEN, VX Lumina, 2001, silver, wagon, Series II, auto, AC, CC, PS, CD player, alloy wheels, new tyres, just serviced, 1 owner, reg until 11/13, RWC, RFW-421. $6,800 ono. 0450 489 070.

KIA, Rio, hatch, 2010, auto, AC, PS, bluetooth, 15,000kms, 3 year warranty remaining, YBS257. $13,500. 0422 310 598.

MAZDA 3, SP23, 2005, black, 5 speed manual, sports interior, full electrics, cruise control, full curtain airbags, power steering, 17' alloy wheels, brand new Yokohama tyres, ABS brakes, AC, climate control, remote keyless entry, engine immobiliser, fog lights, EC, 4 door sedan, 6 stacker CD player, very reliable car, RWC. YAR-105. $15,000ono. 0402 700 340.

MAZDA 6, 2008, classic, auto, sedan, reg 09/13, blue tooth, EC, RWC, 120,715kms, WPY-053. $13,500. 0404 875 008.

MAZDA, G26, 1993, auto, V6, Abs, full electric, alarm, VGC, no RWC, no reg, TCG-170. $1,000.

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CARAVANS & TRAILERS JAYCO, Swan, 2004, camper van/annexe, EC, custom made on order. $18,000. 0438 548 901.

TOYOTA, Yaris, YR, 3 door, 2009, auto, 21,000kms, reg until 06/13, XCG-718. $12,990. 0422 560 888.

MOTORCYCLES BUELL, 1203CC, 1999, new tyres, IJ-725, RWC, EC. $7,900. 0402 022 028.

CARIBBEAN, Comet, Dunbier trailer, licenced, safety gear, canopy, Tonneau cover, near new. $15,000ono, 0438 251 442.

KEA, Freedom, 2 berth, 2008, top condition, fuel efficient, turbo diesel, shower, toilet, solar panels, balance of AWN warranty. $57,500. 52563043, 0409 834 005.

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ROYAL FLAIR, 2003, 18’, TV, fridge, awning, large island bed, electric brakes, 12V power, top condition, fully decked, garaged, first to see will buy. $18,500ono. 0409 130 521.

CAMPER TRAILER, Freeline, with annexe, 2yo, as new. $3,800. 0419 377 740.

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CHAIRS, kitchen, colonial, wooden. $130. 5221-2501.

Newtown.

COMPUTER, 2GB ram, 320GB, HD, 2x DVDRW, wireless keyboard/mouse, 22” screen, Windows Vista. $240. 0438 513 974.

Clifton Springs.

DEEP FRYER, Roband, benchtop, 2 pan, great for home catering. $100ono.

5281-1894.

DINING TABLE, Travertine, 1950 x 1000, as new. $950. 5259-2625.

Port Arlington.

DINING TABLE, with 4 chairs, pine, round, table, 105cms diameter pedastal, EC, $150. 52511818.

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DRESSING TABLE, Queen Anne, winged mirrors, mahogany, 70 years old, $299. 52752249.

DRUM SET, 8 piece cymbles, hi-hat and 2 stands, GC. $400. 52502728, mob: 0409 194 338.

For further information, call 136 186 or visit www.dpi.vic.gov.au/pets

SHED, 6x7.5m, 3m tall, 10yo with new locks, 1 roller door, side door. $3,000ono. 0403 661 236.

WANTED

TV LG, large, set top box, DVD player, EC, 2 remotes. $195ono. 52785756. North Geelong.

TV, Panasonic, 52”, 10 yo, great for games room, EC, with remote. $100ono.

5281-1894.

TV, Voxson, HD, 22’’, DVD, and tuner, new in box, $290. 5224-2735 or 0416 709 983. Geelong West.

VAX CARPET CLEANER, wet or dry, great for pet hair, still in box. $150ono.

5281-1894.

WALL UNIT, x2, Noblett, quality timber, bookcase plus mirror backed crystal cabinet, cupboards beneath, cost $2,300. Sell $450. 5251-1818.

WESTERN HEIGHTS, girl’s uniform, kilt, shirts, dresses, larger size, VGC. $200obo. 0405 210 945.

ANTIQUES & COLLECTABLES

LOUNGE, floral, wing back, two chairs, two seater settee. $140. 52212501. Newtown.

SEWING MACHINE, treadle, Wertheim, early 1900, VGC. $450. 52434000.

TABLE, round cedar, Victorian, centre column.

120cm - 4ft, seats 6-8, VGC. $600. 5243-7517.

Highton.

TABLE, with four chairs, laminex, green and cream, 1950’s style, GC. $300.

5243-4000.

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1300 666 808 MOBILITY SCOOTER, hardly used, battery operated, EC. $2,500. Gary 0418 504 231. Leopold.

MOBILITY SCOOTER, VGC, checked and serviced. $1,600ono. 52483206. St Albans Park.

MOWER, Masport, with catcher, 4 stroke, Briggs and Stratton, EC. $145.

0408 673 658.

MOWER, ride on, Explorer, 13hp, EC. Chainsaw, Stihl, 066, 20” bar, three chain, in very good condition. $2,750.

0417 525 984.

WANTED, cow manure and spoilt hay. Phone 0428 941 587.

WANTED TO BUY $$$ ATTENTION $$$ Working or not, fridges, freezers, washers, dryers.

Not too old. Cash Paid.

5229-6246.

Book www.wesleyhealth.com.au or call 1800 011 123

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Phone: 1300 306 306. www.homecare.com.au

FOOD HANDLER Mature aged person, experienced food handling, casual position, 7pm11pm Saturday. 0416 964 352.

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The Gordon offers a wide range of courses and is home to some of the country’s best industry educators.

RESUMES /EMPLOYMENT SERVICES

CLIFTON SPRINGS, 580 sqm approx., 22 metres frontage to Derribong Way, fully fenced, crossover, lockable gate and tool shed, established garden, all services, $165,000.

0408 428 596.

CORIO, 2BR, close to all amenities and public transport. $250pw. 0430 447 862.

MEDICAL RECEPTION COURSE HELD GEELONG PERFORMING ARTS CENTRE All aspects medical terminology, reception, Medicare, patient care and more!

1300 665 983

LAND FOR SALE

TO LET

TRAINING AND DEVELOPMENT

For more information contact the Customer Service Centre on 5225 0800 or visit thegordon.edu.au

For information on all City of Greater Geelong Public Notices, see page 9 of today's paper.

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LAZY SUSAN, chrome, large size with drawers, suitable for corner cupboard, never used. $120. 5259-3153

ADVERTISERS PLEASE NOTE

SECURITY DOOR, new. $120ono. 5278-9167. Bell Park.

Sales and service. Cheapest and best in town.

Cool Cats Refrigeration.

18 Gordon Avenue, Geelong West. 5229-6246.

GOLF CLUBS, with bag and buggy, $155 ono.

5282-1437 or 0433 735 606. Lara.

**Work close to home**

RIDE ON MOWER, 12HP, 42”, front deck zero cut radius, reliable performer. $1,200. 0417 554 791.

POOL TABLE, 8’ x 4’, slate, EC, accessories included. $1,300. 0404 035 289. Geelong.

WETSUIT, Rip Curl Steamer, chest zip, size large, 3/2, brand new. Retail $580, sell $375. 0424 065 525. Anglesea.

GARDEN HOSE, Nylex, ideal for Hobby farm, 100m long on mobile metal reel and stand with fitting, GC. $300. 0438 782 022.

PETS

New rules apply to the advertising of dogs and cats for sale.

It is now an offence to advertise the sale of a dog or cat unless the microchip identification number of the animal is included in the advertisement or notice.

A registered domestic animal business may use its Council business registration number as an alternative.

FRIDGES, FREEZERS, W/M AND DRYERS

FURNITURE, 1 X TV unit, 1 x coffee table, 1 x lamp table, dark chocolate, all EC. $600 the lot. 0409 789 322, Essendon.

Earn $$$ these Holidays!

BOOKCASE, 6 shelves, 1.5mW x 2mH x 30cm deep, VGC, $100. 52722947.

HOME SERVICES $60 CARPET CLEAN

No experience necessary.

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CHAINSAW, 62CC, 20” bar, Baumr-AG pro, great, reliable saw, easy start, near new. $225. 0407 442 140.

POLE SAW, pruner, new, adjustable to 4m length, easy start, reliable saw.

Bargain at well below retail price $365. 0407 442 140.

PIANO, GC. $490. 0498 243 077. Geelong West.

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CARPET RUNNER, (8m), matching rug (2mx3m), EC, attractive. $400. 52419269, 0430 144 070.

Belmont.

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Yuccas $2, Variegated, New Zealand Flax, Liriope, Clivea, Tropicana, Cannalily, Lily, $1, Spider plant $1, Succulents, $1.

5275-4505.

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IndySport Indy Sport Cats’ fight for a place in finals THE GEELONG Cricket Club resumes it’s Premier Cricket campaign tomorrow when it travels to the Merv Hughes Oval to play Footscray Edgewater in a one day match.

With 14 rounds played, and just five remaining, the Cats sit in 10th place on the ladder. A win here would see them right in contention for this seasons finals.

But with Footscray Edgewater sitting just behind them, this game will be hard fought.

Hayden Butterworth was easily the Cats best batsman prior to the break, while Marc Carson is still the key to the bowling line up.

If a few others can find the same sort of form, there’s no reason this young side can’t be finals bound.

The Geelong Cricket Association also resumes after the Christmas break, and in division one, this season is shaping as one of the tightest in years.

With just four rounds remaining,

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there is probably eight teams that have a realistic chance of being among the six that will contest the finals.

Leopold sit in seventh spot, and may yet rue snatching defeat from the jaws of victory against East Belmont in round seven, as they have a tough run home.

And last seasons premier Grovedale are just hanging in there, sitting in eighth place, and although they will fancy themselves to win in all their remaining games, one slip up could cost them dearly.

After many of the important games this round have been played, the future will either be easier to predict, or more likely, as clear as mud.

SOUTH BARWON v Bell Post Hill, Geelong City v LARA, GROVEDALE v Highton, EAST BELMONT v St Josephs, GEELONG WEST v North Geelong, NEWTOWN & CHILWELL v Leopold.

Division two is also looking like being a cliffhanger, with just one win separating fourth placed Marshall and ninth placed Modewarre, with all teams in between fighting to stay on the positive side of the ledger.

Early season fancy Newcomb & District are sitting outside the six, but their form of late has been decent, and with two winnable games coming up, they will be keen to get some points in the bank before their tough finish to the season.

St Peters also have a lot to play for.

The Saints were poised nicely after wi-

ining three of their first four games. But three consecutive losses since then has proven how quickly teams can slide.

Those losses look like coming back to haunt them as they have a tough run home, and will struggle to play finals.

Modewarre is the other team who could figure in March, and although they have acquitted themselves well after being promoted for this season, it’s hard to see them having enough depth to win enough games to make it.

MARSHALL v St Peters, WAURN PONDS v Modewarre, Torquay v THOMSON, NEWCOMB & DISTRICT v Alexander Thomson, MURGHEBOLUC v Guild St Marys, Manifold Heights v ST ALBANS BREAKWATER Meredith is the runaway leader in division three, with Shelford and Bell Park nipping at their heels. But from there, the race is wide open with eighth placed Little River just one game behind fourth placed Lethbridge.

The Redbacks may struggle to make it with their lack of depth, but they have given themselves a chance at least.

Also sitting outside the top six is perrenial finalist Teesdale, and if they lose to Meredith this round, they could be in big trouble. With a bye to follow, it’s now or never for them.

As always in the bottom division, outright results can play a big part. Amazingly so far this season, it’s not just the cellar dwellers that have given up maximum points, but both the second and third placed teams have lost this way.

Because of this, it will be a long time before this years finalist can be accurately predicted.

BELL PARK v Winchelsea, Bannockburn v LITTLE RIVER, Teesdale v MEREDITH, INVERLEIGH v Corio, SHELFORD v Lethbridge, North Shore Bye.

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Oh my cod: Wayne Symons with his 1m-plus Murray cod.

also reporting snapper and gummy shark captures.

Squid were found in a number of locations but the time seemed more important. All inshore grass beds were holding squid but successful anglers had to be on the water at first light to enjoy plenty of action, with captures generally dropping as the sun rose.

Soft plastics enthusiast Cameron Gardiner drifted the shallow grass beds off Hermsley for some mixed bag of fish. He caught flathead to 65cm along with pike almost 1m long but the number of squid he attracted was particularly exciting.

Paul Martin fished the edge of the channel near Wilson Spit to land his fair share of gummy shark.

Most were small and returned but Paul also boated fish of just over 1m.

Whiting started to show in numbers in close to

Point Lillias. Many were around 33cm but bag-limit captures were common on pippie or mussel baits.

Keith and Janette Loader took granddaughter Mia out in the boat for the first time. Fishing near Alcoa, Mia certainly held her own on a huge bluethroat wrasse, with whiting also part of the day’s catch.

Cunningham Pier began producing trevalla along with some big squid taken. Successful anglers reported that early morning was the best time to fish the pier.

Leigh Westerland fished from his kayak near Rippleside, catching pike and flathead on hard-bodied and soft-plastic lures.

Plenty of pike were still available from the innerharbour, with North Shore rocks a prime location on the evening low tides.

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WITH summer in full swing, the fishing was as hot as the weather itself over the past week in both fresh and saltwater.

Stuart Page fished the upper reaches of the Barwon River where he had no trouble landing 30 redfin on a variety of diving-pattern lures.

Noel Shorten also fished the Barwon, catching redfin close to 1kg with Atomic deep-diving shad lures in the red colour. Noel fished near Landy Field where late in the evening was best, especially when the sun had disappeared off the water.

Giles Kawitzki caught quality carp from the river, including a beauty of 8.9kg.

Dan Stevens also landed two near Fyan’s Park on Monday evening, both of which he estimated at better than 6kg.

Daniel Faith fished the Moorabool River at Morrisons for trout. Big fish were scarce but the fact he caught at least three fish on each outing demonstrated how good the Moorabool is with a more-consistent water flow from Bungal Dam. Lake Purrumbete produced some of the best trout fishing, with mudeye fished under a bubble float the favoured method. Warm conditions early morning and late evening produced the best action.

Wurdee Boluc Reservoir started to produce rainbow trout averaging 1kg and redfin in various sizes from plain tiny to Craig Coyte’s 2.2kg whopper. Craig caught his fish on a Daiwa Double Clutch deep-diving lure.

The most consistent saltwater captures were reported from Swan Bay. Anglers using berley attracted some of the best-quality flathead I have seen in a long time, with many close to 2kg and the bigger fish nudging 4kg.

The same area also produced garfish, leatherjacket and whiting, with anglers fishing after dark

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