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Fighting to help While the closure of gyms across Victoria has been a dificult pill to swallow for many, it has brought a local group of boxers closer together. The HITFIT Boxing gym in Melton has been closed for nearly two months now, but since offering online classes the community has banded together to help each other. Gym owner Darcy Ellis said it had been inspiring to see. “The silver lining of this whole situation has been seeing how quickly people have adapted, and also seeing everyone sticking together through this tough time,” Mr Ellis said. “We’ve had people donating pieces of itness equipment, or hand sanitiser and toilet paper, just whatever others in the gym community needed to get by.” While some of the restrictions are starting to ease, Mr Ellis said the gym would likely continue to offer online classes for some time. “We’ve all been able to support each other through this and that will continue once we get through this. It’s more than just a gym now, it’s like a little village.” Ewen McRae

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Cash splash for schools By Ewen McRae A multi-million dollar investment is set to boost education across Melton. he state government last week announced that Staughton College and Exford Primary School would both beneit from upgraded facilities and general improvements, while a new primary school will be built at Bridge Road in Melton. he new school, which will open in 2022, will provide places for 525 students. Staughton College was the big winner of the funding announcement, with the government

providing $5.85 million for an extension of the school gym and refurbishment of classrooms. his is in addition to $650,000 already promised in this year’s state budget. Melton MP Steve McGhie said the upgrades were important for the school community and would also help create local jobs. “his investment will upgrade our schools, create thousands of jobs and help our economy recover from coronavirus,” Mr McGhie said. “We’re investing record funding in education so all people in Melton, regardless of their background or circumstances, get a world-class education.”

Exford Primary School will receive $2.4 million to upgrade its water and sewerage site services, and will also replace old relocatable buildings with new permanent classrooms. Melton mayor Lara Carli said the investment was vital as the Melton community continued to grow, and she was hopeful future announcements would help the west. “With such a fast-growing population, increased provision of, and investment in, education facilities has long been a top advocacy priority for council,” Cr Carli said. “We commend the Victorian government on this signiicant funding package, which

will see the delivery of much-needed projects, stimulate the economy, and create jobs at such a critical time. “We look forward to receiving further details and are hopeful that additional transformational projects including the Western Rail Plan, Melton Hospital, Western Highway and Melton Highway upgrades, form part of the next stage of this economic recovery package. “hese projects will not only help the economy get back on its feet but will help transform Melbourne’s west into a thriving and diverse economic centre of the future.”

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Rates help for residents in need By Ewen McRae Melton ratepayers experiencing inancial hardship due to the COVID-19 pandemic are set for some relief. Council last week approved an assistance package for residents afected due to loss of income or job, with the new measures to come into efect immediately. Eligible ratepayers experiencing substantial inancial diiculties at this time can now apply for a waiver of $200 for the fourth quarter 2019-20 rates. hose who have a current Personal Centrelink Reference number and

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something council has taken into account in considering rates payments,” she said. “By introducing these support measures, we’re doing what we can to help inanciallyafected individuals, families, and businesses manage what is an incredibly challenging time. “Your rates help fund roads, leisure and community centres, children’s programs, care services, parks, footpaths, library books, and so much more. “his response will ensure we can continue to deliver these important programs and services while making things a little easier on those ratepayers most impacted at this time.”

his measure adds to council’s recently implemented COVID-19 Financial Assistance Policy, which provides options to people experiencing inancial diiculty due to COVID-19 impacts. Both residential and business ratepayers can request to access this policy for payment plans, payment deferrals, and waivers of penalty interest. Council has begun sending out rates notices, and the due date for payments has been extended to June 26. To apply for rate relief, visit melton.vic.gov.au/raterelief or contact revenue@melton.vic.gov.au or on 9747 7200.

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Pub parma still in demand he Bacchus Marsh community loves a chicken parma. With the humble pub parma a rarity these days ater pubs closed their doors several weeks ago, one Bacchus Marsh pub has seen an extraordinary uptake of their new takeaway service, with the parma leading the way. Stoney’s Club in Maddingley began ofering a takeaway menu as a way of generating some business during the coronavirus lockdown, but venue manager Rachel Lewis said she has been amazed by the response from the community. “I would never have thought the pub and

hospitality sector would ever be shut down, so we had to modify our business,” Ms Lewis said. “We mainly did it to stay connected to our members and the local community, and we weren’t sure what to expect. I think we’ve sold 1100 parmas since the start of April, and I think we’ve had 1300 orders all up, so that’s amazing support from the local community.” Ms Lewis said she underestimated just how much people missed heading down to their local pub for a feed and she planned to make the takeaway portion of their menu a permanent feature once the venue was back to normal.

“he support for local business all over Bacchus Marsh has been great to see,” she said. “We’ve had people tell us how much it means to them to have this service around, and being able to help people out with food for a special occasion, or just an easy meal on a weeknight, has been really important. “his was always a temporary measure to bring this in, but it’s been so successful we’d be crazy to not still provide this service to the locals when we re-open for patrons.”

he number of coronavirus cases in Moorabool and Melton remains steady. As of Sunday, there were three known cases in Moorabool, one remained active. Of the 40 cases detected in Melton since the virus began, six remain active. While a McDonald’s restaurant in Melton South was recently closed for deep cleaning ater a delivery driver tested positive for the virus, no cases were discovered at the store. In Victoria, there were 1603 conirmed COVID-19 cases, as of Sunday. It comes as Premier Daniel Andrews announced a further wind back on some restrictions. From June 1, libraries, youth centres and other community facilities will be able to open with no more than 20 people in a single area, plus those needed to operate the space. Swimming pools can open with limits of 20 people and additional safety requirements in place. Community sporting activities will be permitted with up to 20 people in undivided spaces, provided the sport is outdoors, non-competition, non-contact, and people can play 1.5 metres apart. Weddings will be allowed 20 guests, plus the celebrant and couple – and up to 50 people will be allowed at a funerals. Campgrounds and caravan parks will be re-opened – but not with communal facilities such as kitchens or bathrooms. he Premier said if community transmission rates remain low and testing rates remain high, the government would look to further relax restrictions from June 22. Ewen McRae

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A budget to help the community By Ewen McRae Moorabool council has pledged to provide additional support for residents afected by the ongoing pandemic in its 2020-21 budget. Council last week endorsed the drat budget for community consultation, giving locals the chance to have their say. Ater considering applying no rate increase for the next inancial year, council last week endorsed a two per cent rate rise. However council said it would commit to “allocating an amount at least equivalent to the revenue generated from a two per cent

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rate increase to help those in the community most impacted by the efects of the COVID-19 pandemic.” Measures put in place by council to help those afected by the pandemic include an extension of rate payments to September 30, 2020 with no interest; the implementation of a speciic COVID-19 Financial Hardship Policy

to provide inancial relief to residents and businesses who need it the most; payment of local suppliers weekly to improve business cash low; and waived rent/hire fees for occupiers of council buildings that have been forced to close. Mayor David Edwards said he believed the drat budget struck the right balance. “It’s very pleasing to see the drat budget has made provision for those who most need help during this time, as should be the case,” Cr Edwards said. “he three main components for me that come out of this budget are: Targeted relief for

those who need it during this time of global pandemic, providing jobs in challenging times, and delivering infrastructure now and into the future. “I think this drat budget ticks the boxes for the above three criteria, and we as councillors are keen to hear what the community think.” he budget also includes a capital works program totalling $27.609 million, including the Ballan Recreation Reserve Pavilion ($3.25 million), the Bacchus Marsh Indoor Recreation Facility ($2.6 million), and stage one of construction on the Ballan Depot ($1.75 million).

Back to school Adrian Mois never thought he’d be excited to be walking into school, but as he and his twin brother Benjamin walked through the gates of Caroline Chisholm Catholic College this morning, that was the overwhelming emotion. Since the beginning of term two, most children across the state have been learning remotely in a bid to slow the spread of COVID-19. But from today, all prep, grade one and grade two pupils, specialist school students, as well as VCE and VCAL students will return to on-site learning at government schools. Students from the year 3 to 10 cohort will continue to learn remotely until Tuesday, June 9. Adrian said the prospect of returning to the classroom was something he’s been looking forward to.

“I’ve never really said this, but I’m excited,” he said. “It’s been eight weeks so it’ll be great to see everyone and talk to my friends I haven’t seen in a couple of months.” While year 12 is stressful at the best of times, Adrian said the transition to remote learning was a relatively smooth one. “Luckily for me I’m doing VCAL so there’s no stress with exams, but it’s been diferent. “It wasn’t bad going onto online classrooms, but everyone misses the physical classroom … the environment, the people, everything.” Tate Papworth Brothers Benjamin and Adrian Mois are excited about the return to school. (Damjan Janevski) 208904_04

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A group of local entrepreneurs are well on their way to realising their business dreams. he group has just completed the second round of Melton council’s Hot House project, a nine-week program of workshops and networking designed to help participants reine their bright business idea into a strategic, well-planned opportunity. With half of the nine-week program conducted over Zoom due to social distancing measures because of COVID-19, the 40 participants are now ready to put their ideas into action. he start-up ideas included an anti-bullying social enterprise, a life coach service, pet-friendly landscaping, plus-sized dress hire, a sotware-powered sprinkler system, business consulting and vegan catering.

Melton mayor Lara Carli was impressed by the participants’ commitment and creativity and how Hot House had already helped to shape their ideas. “I’m thrilled that our program has already helped so many of these start-ups transform into strong and successful business opportunities,” Cr Carli said. “Nurturing business-minded locals and their new business ideas gives our community quality, innovative services and products, local jobs, and a strong local economy. “We know that many of our Hot House participants are about to make a really positive contribution to the City of Melton’s business sector and we’re so proud.”

Moorabool businesses are invited to attend a virtual business summit dedicated to regional Australia on May 27 called Cultivating Connections. Moorabool businesses can register for free (normally $20). Participants will receive exposure to modern business strategies and operations, be introduced to technology and digital practices, share in marketing and customer experience knowledge and skills, and explore practical ways to improve, scale and grow their business. Registrations can be done on the day at: https:// moorabool.me/regionalgrowthsummit. Quote MooraboolRGSPass when registering. FOR BREAKING NEWS, VISIT Web: starweekly.com.au Melton & Moorabool Star Weekly @starweeklynews @star_weekly

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Melton is still very much open for business. The COVID-19 crisis has hit businesses hard, prompting Melton council to adopt a number of relief measures including the recently launched ‘Open for Business’ campaign. Open for Business aims to provide businesses with opportunities to promote the trades and services they can still offer. Melton council manager engagement Badr Khabbaz and Omar Khabbaz, of Notorious Burgers, with mayor Cr Lara Carli. and advocacy Sean McManus said a number of measures are in place to support the survival of local businesses. “We’ve entered a council partnership By Tate Papworth it on the television,” Ms McArthur said. “It is with the Star Weekly newspaper, whereby integral that households obey the stay-at-home A western Victoria MP has lashed state directive from the federal government, but the local traders can place an advertisement government-imposed restrictions during the state government’s restrictions display serious double standards. COVID-19 pandemic. in the paper at no cost to them,” he said. “To allow running around the suburban Member for the Western Victoria Region Bev McArthur said a number of restrictions in place block, when you might pass several individuals “The Melton City Much More Facebook – including those around irearms and ishing – on the route, but ban ishing, when you might not see a single other individual besides passing were too city-centric. “he ban on the sale of irearms and them in your car, makes no sense.” page has become a conduit of information Ms McArthur said there didn’t need to be ammunition was clearly a method of appeasing

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“If public messaging is confusing, the rules are inconsistent and some sections of the community feel as if they are being unfairly targeted, like law-abiding shooters, then some will become increasingly unhappy and less compliant.” “Our state government needs to beware of overreach when it comes to curtailing all individual freedoms and liberties. Locking people up in lats and houses will also have consequences. We need to continue to listen to experts, use common sense, and governments need to stop using the crisis to take more control over individuals’ lives.”

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means that recreational activities in the bush have a much lower risk of spreading the virus and while obviously abiding by social distancing rules. “he ines [for breaching restrictions] should be based around the social distancing measures in place, not the activities. “If there are 30 people ishing on St Kilda pier, clearly that’s unacceptable. If there’s one bloke ishing alone on a lake in rural Victoria that the police happen to notice, there is no reason to hand out a ine.” She warned that people would quickly tire of being told how to live.

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Business connections improving With COVID-19 restrictions on business beginning to ease across the state, hundreds of Melton businesses are ready to get moving again. he council-run Venture Melton Business Network has boomed in 2020, especially since the coronavirus pandemic set in. According to Melton council, more than 600 local businesses have joined up to the network, making it one of the most connected and supported business communities in Victoria. Council has been ofering free membership to the network recently as a way of helping the local economy. Mentoring and training, webinars and updates on Melton business initiatives are among the beneits for members. Melton mayor Lara Carli said it was rewarding to see so many professionals in the

network making the most of the resources. “We now have more diverse ideas, opinions and experiences from so many diferent business owners. It’s strengthening networking and learning opportunities like never before,” Cr Carli said. “To share ideas and insights with professionals outside of your own business is so valuable, and that’s exactly why we created the Venture Melton Business Network. “We’ve seen local businesses grow, challenge themselves, be inspired by others and achieve so much more by connecting with each other and challenging themselves. “Now more than ever, we want as many local businesses to beneit from the Venture Melton Business Network and continue to thrive.” To boost support for businesses during the

COVID-19 pandemic, council has also added more online services for network members including tips on adapting to disruption, digital customer experience, as well as connecting members via their Facebook group. he free mentoring service has also been popular, with business owners getting support from industry experts to work through any issues they’ve been experiencing. In addition, council’s own economic development oicers have been contacting businesses directly to better understand and respond to their needs, and to connect them to support programs across all levels of government. Ewen McRae

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Elections to go ahead Victorian local government elections will go ahead in October despite a Municipal Association of Victoria push to postpone elections until next year. Residents will cast their votes for the October 24 elections via “safe and secure” postal votes ater the state’s chief health oicer Brett Sutton advised the state government it was safe for postal elections to proceed. To ensure local elections are safe and adhere to social distancing requirements, longer candidate statements will be allowed in the Victorian Electoral Commission Voter Information packs and guidance will be available on suitable and safe campaigning methods. Local Government Minister Adem Somyurek said 2020 marked the irst year postal voting would be used across all Victorian councils. “By making sure every vote is a postal vote, we’re ensuring this vital democratic process is conducted in a safe manner that also allows for the participation of more voters,” he said. Earlier this month, MAV president Coral Ross called for the elections to be postponed for 12 months. She said a deferral was necessary with COVID-19 restrictions in place. “Given the economic implications of coronavirus for councils, it is critical that councils say focused on organisational recovery and future planning rather than election campaigning,” she said. Jessica Micallef

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Toxic threat to Avenue By Ewen McRae Moorabool council is calling for the area’s local heritage to be strongly considered when any decision is made about where to dump toxic soil from the West Gate Tunnel project. he council says the 281 elms that line the heritage-listed Bacchus Marsh Avenue of Honour would be subjected to hundreds of trucks using the avenue daily if Maddingley Brown Coal is given the green light to accept the soil. he elms were planted in 1918 as a living memorial to those from the region who served in World War 1. Council last week called on the planning minister, Richard Wynne, to consult with RSL

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Victoria, Heritage Victoria and the National Trust of Australia to ensure the avenue was protected. Mayor David Edwards said the Avenue of Honour was of enormous signiicance to the town, region and Victoria, attracting many visitors to Bacchus Marsh. “I am asking that the RSL, Heritage Victoria and the National Trust are consulted prior to any decision being made, to ensure the protection of the Avenue of Honour from truck

movements every six minutes, 24 hours a day, seven days a week,” Cr Edwards said. “he Avenue of Honour was planted to commemorate locals who volunteered to serve in World War 1. As custodians, council must do everything we can to protect the amenity of this very special place.” Maddingley Brown Coal is waiting on a decision from Mr Wynne on whether its planning permit can be amended to allow it to accept, process and store toxic soil from the tunnel project. Mr Wynne is currently considering the proposal from MBC. Sites in Hume and Ravenhall are also understood to be under consideration from West Gate Tunnel developer Transurban to store the soil.

Homicide Squad detectives are investigating following the death of a motorcyclist in Maddingley last week. Emergency services were called to Woolpack Road ater reports a motorcyclist was struck by a ute about 7.15pm on May 20. he male rider died at the scene. he male driver of the ute, who had two male passengers, failed to stop at the scene and drove further down the road before pulling over. he driver and one of the passengers are assisting police with inquiries, while the second passenger led on foot and remains unidentiied. he circumstances surrounding the collision are yet to be determined and the investigation remains ongoing. Police are keen to speak to anyone who witnessed the incident or has dash-cam vision of the vehicles in the lead-up to the collision. Earlier that day, a 46-year-old man was arrested following a pursuit in Melton. A grey Holden sedan was seen driving erratically on Bridge Road in Melton South. Police attempted to intercept the vehicle about 1.20pm but the driver failed to pull over and a pursuit was initiated along Yuille Street. he driver stopped and attempted to run from police but was arrested about 2pm. A Melton West man is currently in custody. Anyone with information on either incident is urged to contact Crime Stoppers on 1800 333 000 or submit a conidential report online at www. crimestoppersvic.com.au. Ewen McRae 7 MELTON & MOORABOOL STAR WEEKLY Tuesday, 26 May, 2020

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With COVID-19 social restrictions easing, Moorabool residents will soon have even more reasons to get out and stay active. A grant from the state government will help develop a 1000 steps exercise track at Bald Hill, with the project identiied as a key part of the council’s future plans. Council recently announced it had been successful in obtaining a $500,000 grant from Regional Development Victoria (RDV) to help fund the project. Mayor David Edwards said it was great to see the project moving forwards. “We’re delighted the funds for this project have come through,” Cr Edwards said. “Council staf have put in a lot of work to come up with a concept for creating something similar to the 1000 steps in the Dandenongs. “We’ll use the existing walking trail on Bald Hill but create a place for exercise, recreation, potentially art spaces – we have great plans for the area that will attract locals and visitors.” he grant will be used to begin the consultation process which will inform the design of the project, ahead of a potential construction start date of late 2021. “Council will consult with local landowners, the wider community and key stakeholders, and from that, we’ll have an idea of what’s possible and what people would like to see in the space,” Cr Edwards said. “We’re very excited about transforming Bald Hill into an attractive tourist destination and we thank RDV for kick-starting the project.” An artist impression of the future Bald Hill 1000 steps. (Pictures: MALA Studio - Landscape Architect and Urban Design).

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Footy’s new world By Ewen McRae he familiar sounds of football will soon be ringing out on ovals across the west, but it won’t be quite how you remember it. AFL Victoria recently gave the all clear for local clubs to return to training from May 25, however contact work is still prohibited, and clubs must train their players in groups of no more than 10 and at opposite ends of the oval. It’s a tentative irst step back to hopefully playing games, but how are local clubs coping with designing a training program for a contact sport when no contact is allowed? In the Essendon District Football League, Keilor coach Mick McGuane said it would take some getting used to, but it was an important move. “I think it’s fantastic that we’re back,” he said. “I think it’s just what most people in society need, to be able to play sport, so I can’t wait to get going. “It will be challenging no doubt, but if we’re any chance of getting a season going this micro-group training is something we’re just going to have to get used to.” Keilor will have training groups running most nights of the week in order to accommodate all their mens, women’s and junior sides. Under the current parameters from AFL Victoria, clubs can have two groups of ten players on an oval, but the groups cannot interact and social distancing of 1.5 metres must be observed at all times.

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Jobs boost for Moorabool A multi-million dollar cash injection will create dozens of new jobs within Moorabool. Council will receive a $2.5 million state government grant as part of the new Working for Victoria initiative, which will result in an additional 51 staf for up to six months at Moorabool council. he initiative is designed to assist local governments to employ jobseekers, including people who have lost their jobs as a result of the COVID-19 pandemic, in roles that support the community. Working for Victoria has partnered with Sidekicker to deliver an online platform to link council with applicants. Moorabool chief executive Derek Madden said council is focusing on recruiting for roles which are needed to provide critical services across the region to ensure that it can respond to local community needs during the COVID-19 pandemic. “he 51 jobs we are looking to ill are very varied, and include roles such as general labouring, and administrative and project roles,” Mr Madden said. “he extra work being done will help council deliver better outcomes and services for our community, so is a real win-win situation.” Recruitment for the roles commenced last week. Register with Working for Victoria at www.vic.gov.au/ workingforvictoria.

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Tackling, bumping and marking contests are prohibited, and change rooms are unable to be used. Each club must also appoint a COVID safety oicer to undertake government training and ensure all these and other measures are being adhered to. In the Western Region Football League, Wyndhamvale coach Chris Moreland said ater a losing division three grand inal efort in 2019 his side was simply happy to get the ball back in their hands. “I think every footballer in Australia is happy to get back to training,” Moreland said. “It’s a new situation for everyone, but we’re itching to get back now. We ended last year on a pretty bad note, so we’re chasing that redemption and hopefully we get that chance. “We’ll listen to the experts and do everything right as a footy club.” In division one, seven-time defending champions Deer Park will return to the track this week, but coach Marc Bullen said the changes would be a new test. “It’s very challenging,” Bullen said. “You throw out a red Sherrin and 10 people will want to touch it, so trying to get those 10 people to train while social distancing is going to be very challenging. “But in saying that I want to see footy return and we’re hopeful more than anything that that can happen.” While returning to training is one thing, a start of some sort of premiership season is another issue entirely, with no word yet from AFL Victoria on whether a season start date is likely. Any start to a season is likely to be without crowds, putting additional pressure on clubs to generate revenue from gate takings or a canteen. McGuane said despite some drawbacks, a return to playing had to be a priority for local clubs. “I think we still have time to get a season underway at the back end of July, inishing in October,” he said. “We’ve got to be optimistic and positive and I think it’s a great opportunity to galvanise your club and your supporters. “A lot of people have been doing it tough, but sport gives you that outlet and it’s important for mental and physical wellbeing, and we want to make sure we give everyone that wants to be

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involved in sport an opportunity to reconnect. “It’s an opportunity for clubs to look at themselves and see if they’ve become too reliant on certain income streams and maybe there’s a better way of operating.” However Bullen said if fans were barred from attending games, he would favour scrapping the season. “We want that pot of gold at the end of the rainbow that if we start training that we can get back to playing,” he said. “Having said that if there’s no crowds there’s no football in my opinion, it’s as simple as that. “We play football to be around your mates and to give back to the volunteers and your

supporters, so it’s just not viable to play without fans.” For Moreland, a return to play would come down to individual players making their own call, including giving up their playing wages. “You never say never,” he said. “It can deinitely happen, it’s just about inding grounds and avoiding a second wave of the virus, but I think it comes down to the love of the game and if you love it enough you might have to sacriice a bit of coin to make it happen. “Some guys are on massive money and some are on nothing, but if you’re passionate about playing you’ll do what you can to get out there and run around.”

he Caroline Springs Scouts might not be able to meet in person, but that hasn’t stopped them keeping the participants active. he group, which is celebrating it’s 10 year anniversary, has continued to operate throughout the statewide lockdown, with weekly online meetings for its 200 members. Group leader Claire Mouser said it was important members of all ages and their families stayed connected and helped each other through the current situation. “We believe Victorian families – especially young people – need support at this time,” Ms Mouser said. “Many young people are missing the social interaction they enjoyed through school and sport, but scouting can ill the gap. “Our volunteer leaders and youth members are running online meetings [and] we’ve also held an overnight backyard camp with the Joeys (5-7 year olds) and Cubs (8 - 11 year olds) – all connected online.” he group won’t be letting its special birthday celebrations go by without acknowledgement either, and is encouraging more locals to come and join in the fun when they are able. “With our 10th birthday coming up, the leadership team are busy preparing a virtual group camp at home for all our youth, leaders and families,” Ms Mouser said. “We continue to raise funds online through the annual Scout Monster Rale and are very excited to plan for our return to outdoor scouting. “It is a great time for new families to check out scouting as Scouts Victoria has scrapped membership fees till March 2021.” Ewen McRae 9 MELTON & MOORABOOL STAR WEEKLY Tuesday, 26 May, 2020

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Rate relief for eligible residents Your fourth instalment rates notice will soon arrive, and if you have experienced financial difficulties as a result of COVID-19, Council’s new rate relief package could be available to you. To ease the impact on those experiencing substantial hardship at this time, Council has introduced a waiver of $200 for the fourth quarter 2019/20 rates instalment to eligible ratepayers. Those who have a current Personal Centrelink

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Reference number and receive a current welfare payment will be eligible to apply. Alternative evidence of financial hardship will also be considered. If you think this applies to you, please fill out the online form at melton.vic.gov.au/raterelief or get in touch with us at revenue@melton. vic.gov.au or on 9747 7200. This measure adds to Council’s recently implemented COVID-19 Financial Assistance Policy, which provides options to people experiencing financial difficulty due to COVID-19 impacts. Whether you are a residential or a business ratepayer, this policy can support you

with payment plans, payment deferrals, and waivers of penalty interest. These support measures are designed to help those who have been financially affected manage this challenging time while still ensuring we can continue to deliver the many important things your rates help fund including roads, leisure and community centres, children’s programs, care services, and footpaths. Rates are due by Friday 26 June. Please be aware that all rates payments will need to be made online or over the phone as our libraries and civic centres remain closed to the public.

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Immunisation sessions continue Our regular immunisation sessions are still running for childhood immunisations. During the COVID-19 pandemic, you can access these sessions at the Melton Community Hall and the Caroline Springs Leisure Centre.

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No chance to say goodbye Star Weekly reporter Esther Lauaki has returned home to New Zealand for a family emergency. Her dad died while she was in isolation under the country’s strict quarantine rules. his is her story. Nothing could have prepared me for losing a parent – particularly in a pandemic. From the safety of my Melbourne home earlier this year, I felt far removed from the heartbreaking news stories out of COVID-19 epicentres such as Europe and the US echoing the words “everybody dies alone”. Until, on May 11, my wonderful dad Iakopo Lauaki died in an Auckland hospital ater a long battle with a rare blood cancer. He wasn’t alone. He slipped away peacefully with my mum and wife of 45 years, Faaiuga, by his side. My family now knows well the sting, and sometimes cruelty, of COVID-19 restrictions in place to slow the spread of the virus. he universal rules in post-COVID countries, including New Zealand and Australia, stipulate that no visitors are permitted to hospitals and fewer than 10, if any at all, are allowed at funerals. But doctors at the hospital made an exception allowing one visitor in my dad’s inal days. My three siblings hadn’t seen my dad for weeks before he died. Despite an application to the health ministry for early release from the mandatory 14 day lockdown in a government-managed hotel to be with my dad – I ultimately missed a inal goodbye too. A day ater my dad died, 10 days into quarantine, my application for early release was approved on compassionate grounds and I was reunited with my family to plan and attend his funeral. Planning within the restraints of COVID rules presents a unique set of challenges. Traditional Samoan funerals are usually a week-long afair with hundreds of mourners exchanging gits of money, handmade mats and food. Samoans grieve collectively with their loved ones and my father would have laid in state at our home where a steady stream of relatives could pay respects, sing hymns and tell stories. In stark contrast, my father’s send-of was 12 MELTON & MOORABOOL STAR WEEKLY Tuesday, 26 May, 2020

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Esther and her dad Iakopo and, right, a live-stream of the service ensured others could attend online. (Pictures: Supplied)

stripped back to a single day and a simple service for 10 people. here was no wake or rituals and friends and family were able to say their goodbyes in pairs, by appointment, at the funeral home before the service.

he chapel was sterilised before and ater the service and guests were signed in at the door. A digital communications strategy, including Facebook posts, group emails and online live-streaming, made it possible for extended family and friends to attend the inal farewell

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It takes an army Each May, volunteers from the Salvation Army hit the streets of Melbourne with donation tins to raise money for the annual Red Shield Appeal. But the coronavirus crisis has forced this year’s doorknock online, writes Laura Michell. he annual appeal is the Salvation Army’s main fundraiser, with donations going towards the organisation’s social and community services. Craigieburn Salvation Army captain Pete Brookshaw says the Salvos made the decision to hold a digital fundraiser this year because the COVID-19 pandemic meant volunteers wouldn’t be unable to door knock or collect donations at shopping centres and key intersections. He is urging anyone who is able to make a donation to do so online. “he Salvation Army always lends a hand to the most vulnerable in our community, so even though these are diicult times, our aim is to ofer hope and support to people in need,” he says. “Right now, we are working with our local community, as we have always done, to ensure that we leave no one in need.” he Salvation Army runs a number of initiatives to support the Craigieburn community, including a breakfast program at four schools, community lunches, a food van, and welfare services. Mr Brookshaw estimates that the Craigieburn Salvos served 20,000 cheese toasties to school children last year. He says the demand for help has increased each week as more people begin to experience inancial pressure as a result of the pandemic. “Our welfare service is busier than ever. “We have new people accessing our service who have not done so before. We welcome anyone who is in need to give us a call as this is a diicult time for people.” he Wyndham Salvation Army is experiencing a similar surge in demand for help. Captains Phill and Catherine Abram and their team of volunteers have been providing emergency relief, food, and assistance in paying bills to anyone who reaches out for help. he Wyndham Salvos are also providing takeaway lunches every Tuesday, Wednesday

Craigieburn Salvation Army captain Peter Brookshaw is urging residents to donate online. (Damjan Janevski) 208382_02

and hursday instead of their traditional community meals. “It’s all hands on deck for us. We’re an essential service,” Mrs Abram says. “We have been doing online [food] vouchers for people who access our support and don’t have transport. “We are seeing people who have never had to access services before, they have never been on welfare before – it is an unknown for them.” Mrs Abrams says the Red Shield Appeal is more important this year than ever before. “More than ever, we need people’s continued generosity,” she says. “We are struggling as a lot of our income

source is from our op shop, which is not open. “Even if everybody gave $2, what a diference that would make. We are really calling for every community group to get on board, as well as individuals.” According to Salvation Army Lieutenant Star Conlife, the Red Shield Appeal allows the Salvos to target their support programs to meet the needs of their local community. Ms Conlife says the Hobsons Bay Salvos used money raised last year to construct a small food trailer to help out with their food relief program. While construction of the trailer was put on

hold as a result of COVID-19, the Salvos are hopeful it will be up and running soon. Ms Conlife says social distancing has forced the Hobsons Bay Salvation Amry to rethink how it ofers support to the community. She says all support services have changed to no contact, while a weekly soup van service has morphed into a meal delivery service that provides food to about 50 people each week. “By being lexible, we have been able to help more people.” To donate to the Red Shield Appeal, visit, https://digitaldoorknock.salvationarmy.org. au/ and search for your local Salvos. 13 MELTON & MOORABOOL STAR WEEKLY Tuesday, 26 May, 2020

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All Types Of Concreting

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Concrete Products & Services

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Deadline for all classiﬁcations is 1:30pm Monday.

Cleaning Services

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MEL FENCING Colorbond, Tubular & Timber Fencing & Gates

Ph Sergio 0431 649 907

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AKJ FENCING Specialising in Local Needs Paling & Double Paling, Colorbond Gates, Merbau Gates & Screens

Free Quotes

Call 0402 350 875

www.akjfencing.com.au

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SECTION STARWEEKLY.COM.AU Trades & Services

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Furniture Removals

FUSSY FURNITURE REMOVALS

Ph: 0413 693 216 | 0422 437 935

F & J ROLLER DOORS REPAIRS & REMOTES Roller Door Remote Controls Silent Drive 7 Year Warranty FROM $500 fully installed

0412 184 772

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Heating and Hot Water

48 hr change over Lic 26886 REC 23103 CARBON MONOXIDE TESTING for your own safety

Phone 1300 550 901

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ADVERTISERS, in this section are qualified practitioners and offer non-sexual services.

Employment

2m, 3m, 4m and 6m Bins 6m, 12m and 18m Walk in Bins

0457 307 943

MELTONâ€™S #1 FIVE STAR

PLUMBERS

AAA AERIAL

DIGITAL ANTENNAS POINTS & BOOSTERS INSTALLED TODAY

Call today to save $50 off your job* *GET

$50

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Tree Lopping/Surgery

MSZ TREELOPPING â–˛ Treelopping and felling â–˛ Stump removal â–˛ Pruning â–˛ On site mulching â–˛ Mulch for sale â–˛ Full insurance cover

MICK 9747 1322 - 0418 994 320

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All Sub Plumbing & Maintenance All Drain Cleaning $65* Drain Reline Service CCTV Drain Camera

0423 288 893 *Conditions apply

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Lic. No. 45207

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Real Estate

Melton Tree & Stump Removals *call for details

Buy, & Sell in our

Motoring

ANTENNAS

30% OFF THIS WEEK 0409 888 228

Melton & Moorabool Drains cleared & unblocked Leaks & drips fixed fast Hot-water specialists Licensed & Insured Seniors Discounts

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Television/Video/Audio

OFF TODAY! 24/7 Locksmiths Mention All Suburbs 0418 534 201 or 0414 930 586 this ad for Shop located at 36 Grant St, 10% off Bacchus Marsh 12380364-RC10-18

Garage Sales

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Locksmiths

Anyone advertising a puppy, dog, kitten or cat in Victoria for sale or re-homing will need a source number from the Pet Exchange Register and a microchip identiďŹ cation number. It is now an offence to advertise unless the source number and microchip identiďŹ cation number is included in the advertisement or notice. For further information, call 136 186 or visit animalwelfare.vic.gov.au

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MINI EXCAVATOR FOR HIRE 7 days service, clean up available including truck PH BILL 0419 590 869

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Massage Therapists

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Call 0437 770 077

David 0401 424 680

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ROB'S SHEEP MANURE, 40 litre bags, $6.50 per bag, minimum delivery 15 bags, sms preferred, 0429 954 259

Rubbish Removal

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Tarallo Plumbing and Maintenance

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Specializing in full roof restoration, re-bedding, pointing, painting, high pressure cleaning, emergency repairs, sealing, all work guaranteed, qualiďŹ ed Tiler and fully insured.

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Lic. 102400

Monumental Masons

General Classifieds

www.lclplumbing.com.au

Heating

SHOWROOM 738 HIGH ST, EPPING

$BMM (FPSHF PS 4FC

Pipe Relining / Drain Renewals CCTV & Water Jet General Plumbing

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CALL: 9401 2232

Drain Specialists

Celebrations

â€œYour Local Stone Masonâ€? Melton/Bacchus Marsh & Western Districts Phone: 9746 7767 or Mob. 0410 034 984

Silverline Roofing

Call Morris - FREE QUOTE

30%

OFFER EXPIRES FACTORY SHOWROOM 31/05/20 7 BARRETTA RD, RAVENHALL

1300 553 173

A F F O R DA B L E & P R O F E S S I O N A L BUILDING SERVICES

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M O R R I S H A N DYMA N S E R V I C E S Maintenance Concrete Gates Fencing Pergolas Decking Tiling & Much More ..........

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Announcements

PROTECT YOUR FAMILY REDUCES HEAT/COLD/NOISE ELECTRIC/REMOTE DUAL MANUAL PENSIONER/SENIORS DISCOUNT 24 MONTHS INTEREST FREE*

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Hairdressing

Hair cuts from $10. Colours from $40. Foils, full head from $65 half from $55. M: 0497 677 931.

CONDITIONS APPLY

$0 CALLOUT / QUOTES SENIORS DISCOUNT SAME DAY SERVICE CHEAP & HONEST PRICING

Ph 0423 409 536

FACTORY DIRECT

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Celebrations Style Cut Salon

General Notices V

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Garage/Garage Doors

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Counselling

PROFESSIONAL and Confidential. From the safety of your own home. By phone or zoom. Call Nicki Paull on 0418 363 305.

12376868-DJ04-18

Will beat any reasonable quote.

& AIR CONDITIONING - DOMESTIC & COMMERCIAL

Troy Grundy 0411 354 573

Mob: 0414 484 932

Professional Services

MEL-ASH REFRIGERATION

No Job Too Small Free Quotes Trading 20 Yrs

Call out $40

Refrigeration

ALL AREAS PLASTERER

WASHING MACHINE REPAIR

inquiries@tacticsreblockingandunderpinning.com.au www.tacticsreblockingandunderpinning.com.au

Plasterers

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Competetive prices - time starts at your door.

Ph 0412 472 213

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FARM FENCING

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Washing Machines

TACTICS REBLOCKING & UNDERPINNING

JL & M Painting

All types of Fencing, Gates and Decking Free quotes Pensioner discounts

C1093409-JO39-13

Yates and Son Fencing and Decking

Reblocking/Underpinning

12423634-SN31-19

Painters/Decorators

12448920-FA20-20

Fencing & Gates

Motoring V

Auto Services/ Repair

24 HR

TOWING SERVICE

Call â€“ 9743 3434 0428 370 334 49 Reserve Road, Melton

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TYPE OF VEHICLES 24/7 Emergency Service

12449233-HM21-20

Wrecking

FREE CAR REMOVAL Pay up to $600 for all complete cars dead or alive!

0422 108 512

General Classifieds

ANY

Exclusive Recommended Repairer For All Major Insurances Companies And Private Work We Pay You To Take Away Old/ Damaged Cars/Wrecks

Also Towing Service Available 12439661-LB05-20

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Big Sam guarantees the “Freshest” quality

St.Albans Market WEDNESDAY 7am-3pm

Pineapple

5kg Brushed Potatoes

99¢ Stall 24 & 25

Piccolo Fresh Fruit & Veg Stall 26 & 27

TD Quality Meats

Stall 22 & 23

La Ionica Drumsticks

99¢

St Albans Fresh Fruit & Veg Stall 28 & 29

1499

L&M Fruit & Veg

Stall 31 & 32

Australian Murray Cod

$ 99

2099 kg

( Whole ) Ross’s Meat Supply

Stall 3

Don Hungarian Hot & Mild

$ 50

99¢

SATURDAY 7am-3pm

Oranges

Pork Neck Chops

$ 99

Large Fuji Apples

bag

Pork Belly

Pork Chops

FRIDAY 7am-6pm

$ 49

M&K Fruit and Veg

THURSDAY 7am-6pm

McGaurans Meats

Double Smoked Ham

2099

St Albans Market Fish Supply

Stall 4

Cashews Salted & Unsalted

Stall 21

$ 99

Stall 16 & 17

Australian Walnuts in the Shell

( Aust Prod )

Vinobran/konzervans/ limuntis

Stall 30

Big G’s Deli

Hanna Coffee

Stall 12

St.Albans Market THE FRESH FOOD SPECIALISTS Specials Valid WEDNESDAY 27TH MAY TO SATURDAY 30TH MAY 2020 or until stocks last. Retail limits may apply.

Amy House

Stall 13

Aluminium Foil 44cm x 150 m

St.Albans Road ST.ALBANS

12436244-NG22-20

Stall 11

Sticky Rice with Pork

50¢

bunch Lien Florist

Stall 7

1299 kg

From

Stall 18

$ 99

Baby’s Breath

Paramount Poultry & Game

Kaiserfleish

B&H Seafood

kg kg

Dried Fruits, Nuts & Confectionery Stall 9

Stall 15

Australian Continental Deli Stall 5 & 6

$ 99

European Deli

Fresh Octopus

Danish Feta

$ Candy’s Nuts

Ramb Deli

Tray

(Chemical Free) Market Place Poultry & Game

Stall 2

Cage Free Tray of 30 Eggs 2 1/2 dozen

$ 99

Stall 1

1999

Teresa’s Gifts

www.stalbansmarket.com.au

ea kg

Stall 15A