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Big impact for small business Small businesses are being urged to work together as social distancing restrictions imposed to tackle the COVID-19 crisis begin to ease. Maribyrnong council is delivering more than $20,000 in funds to the ive local trader associations to help them support businesses aiming to pick up the pieces after the heavy inancial hit inlicted by lockdowns in place since March. The council will split $21,650 in funds among the Footscray Traders Association, Footscray Asian Business Association, West Footscray Traders Association, Yarraville Traders Association and Seddon Village Traders Association. Maribyrnong mayor Sarah Carter said the associations have played a critical role in assisting small business owners through the COVID-19 crisis. “It is critical for the relief and recovery of our community that these organisations not only survive but are strengthened by increased membership.” FTA president Leanne Falloon said the traders appreciate the council’s support. “All the help … goes into making us a stronger business community,” she said. MAYOR SARAH CARTER AND LEANNE FALLOON
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Rates to fund crisis help By Benjamin Millar Maribyrnong council has lagged spending $4 million to help residents and businesses hit hard by the COVID-19 crisis, with almost half tied to a two per cent rate rise. he proposed annual budget 2020-21, tabled at last week’s council meeting, returns all of the $1.9 million that would low from the capped rate rise as a rebate to the ratepayers struggling the most with the impact of the pandemic. Maribyrnong mayor Sarah Carter told Star Weekly the council was aware imposing a two per cent rate rise during the current inancial situation may spark protest, but it was seen as
the most efective way to help those who most need it. he proposed budget, valued at $149.7 million in total, includes $52 million in capital spending. he council plans to spend $12.7 million on its roads, $12.5 million on parks, open space and streetscapes and $3 million to build and improve footpath and cycle ways. he drat also includes $1.8 million for recreational, leisure and community facilities. Rate payments for May and September quarters could be deferred by COVID-19 afected businesses and residents, while pet registration and kinder central enrolment fees would also be waived.
Not-for-proit community sporting clubs would have their lease, licence and ground fees waived until December 31 and $300,000 would be spent to boost local arts via a new Community Arts Grants Program for projects run by arts organisations in Maribyrnong. Cr Carter said the council was sent “back to the drawing board” on its budget once the COVID-19 crisis hit. “he thing we are most concerned about is relief for those residents who are hardest hit,” she said. “here has been serious consideration of whether we take up the two per cent rate increase, but if we were not to take it up that does have a cumulative impact of $20 million
over the next 10 years. here are some in the community who are doing it a lot harder than others so we are looking to take up the two per cent and redistribute it to the hardest hit.” Cr Carter said the rise equates to an average $44 increase per household, but no inal decision has been made. She wants “meaningful engagement” with the community before the inal budget and rate rise is adopted. he council will host a live-streamed question and answer session on the proposed budget on June 3. Feedback via email to budgetsubmissions@ maribyrnong.vic.gov.au or online at www. yourcityyourvoice.com.au.
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Footscray North primary set for expansion A $16 million cash splash for Footscray North Primary School will help upgrade classrooms and boost student capacity by 200 places. Footscray MP Katie Hall last week announced the school is set to receive at least $16.13 million to modernise the school and add new facilities to cater for an extra 200 enrolments. he funding is part of $130 million in state government spending across nine metropolitan Melbourne schools to create an extra 1550 spaces to help tackle a boom in
student numbers. Ms Hall said the state government is building “the Education State” so everyone can get a great education, no matter their background or where they live. “his investment will upgrade schools, create thousands of jobs and help our economy recover from coronavirus,” she said. Ms Hall said the redevelopment of Footscray North Primary School is a great example of the school building boom happening right across Victoria to help meet
growth in enrolments. “We’re investing record funding in education so all people in Footscray North, regardless of their background or circumstances, get a world-class education.” Benjamin Millar Footscray MP Katie Hall and North Footscray Primary School principal Kay Willmott at the school last year. (Supplied)
‘Brutal’ design protected By Benjamin Millar One of Footscray’s most divisive buildings has been placed on the state’s heritage register ater the Heritage Council of Victoria found the former Footscray Psychiatric Centre to be of state signiicance due to its architectural and historic signiicance. he 1970s-era brutalist building on the Footscray Hospital site was put forward by Heritage Victoria for listing due to its “bold brutalist design” and important role in the “deinstitutionalisation” of the treatment of psychiatric illnesses.
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The former Footscray Psychiatric Centre has been placed on the state’s heritage register due to its architectural and historic signiicance. (John Jovic)
National Trust chief executive Simon Ambrose said that despite its foreboding aesthetic, brutalist architecture has been gaining popularity and critical attention, and there is increasing urgency to protect the best examples of the style. “In recent years, the Footscray Psychiatric
Centre has attracted international attention as a striking example of brutalism,” he said. Mr Ambrose said inclusion in the Victorian Heritage Register means that the heritage values of Footscray Psychiatric Centre will need to be considered in any future development of the current Footscray Hospital site.
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he number of coronavirus cases linked with the Cedar Meats outbreak in Brooklyn has hit 111, but the pace of new cases linked with the meatworks appears to be slowing. Five new cases stemming from the outbreak were recorded last hursday, however no new cases have been detected in the following days. he Cedar Meats outbreak is made up of 67 staf who are conirmed to have contracted coronavirus and a further 44 people outside the facility, including a worker at a Footscray nursing home. No new cases have been linked with either the Doutta Galla aged care residence or the Highpoint Myer store, where one worker tested positive earlier this month. Hobsons Bay has so far recorded 20 conirmed COVID-19 cases, all recovered. None of Maribyrnong’s 16 recorded cases remain active. he total number of coronavirus (COVID-19) cases in Victoria by Monday was 1610, with 19 deaths. Staggered returns to face-to-face learning in school resumed on Tuesday and outdoor playgrounds, skateparks and gym equipment have now reopened. From June 1 people will be able to have up to 20 people in their home and outdoor gatherings can also increase to 20. Libraries, youth centres and other community facilities will be able to open, with no more than 20 people in a single area, with similar rules in place for public swimming pools and entertainment and cultural venues. Benjamin Millar
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An act of generosity An anonymous donor has helped kickstart fundraising eforts by a grassroots organisation assisting refugees and asylum seekers living in Melbourne’s west. he donor has promised to match up to $25,000 in donations that West Welcome Wagon can raise by July 31, making every donation to the cause twice as important as usual. West Welcome Wagon chief executive Candice McGregor said the donation has let her awestruck. “his unique act of generosity is incredibly timely and will help make sure our two warehouses remain open,” she said. “Our warehouses … enable our volunteers to sort, repair and store donations before delivering them to clients’ front doors.”
West Welcome Wagon works closely with local communities, organisations and businesses to provide material help to asylum seekers facing a range of barriers to settling in Australia. Since launching out of a Yarraville home in 2013, the volunteer run charity has since supported more than 1400 asylum seeker and refugee households hailing from more than 30 countries. “Now more than ever local asylum seeker and refugee households need goods that will support their family to thrive against the isolating and inancially constricting efects of COVID-19,” Ms McGregor said. Donations: www.givenow.com.au/ westwelcomewagonhome2020
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lost their job due to the economic impacts of coronavirus with employers who need staf. ASRC chief executive Kon Karapanogiotidis said there is arguably no group more vulnerable to the social and economic impacts of the COVID-19 pandemic than people seeking asylum and their families, as they are unable to access JobKeeper and JobSeeker payments. “Without an income or any safety net, people are unable to provide their families with the basics like food, healthcare and shelter. How are you meant to survive the pandemic without these things?”
More than 100 asylum seekers could ind a pathway into secure work thanks to a $500 million state government injection to help ease people through the COVID-19 crisis. he Asylum Seeker Resource Centre (ASRC) has been granted six months of funding for 90 full-time equivalent jobs, enabling the Footscray-based service to provide jobs for up to 120 people who are seeking asylum in Australia. he government’s ‘Working for Victoria’ program is matching people who have
ASRC director Abiola Ajetomobi said the initiative could be a irst step in working with the state government to address structural barriers deterring employers from hiring people seeking asylum. “We believe the Working for Victoria funding provides an incredible opportunity for people seeking asylum, helping to restore their income, build Australian work experience and improve their longer term job prospects,” she said. he state government has also struck agreements with 28 councils across Victoria
to support more than 2300 people into jobs that include land and asset management, community outreach, hardship relief delivery and crisis co-ordination. Maribyrnong council infrastructure services director Steve Hamilton said 50 workers have been employed to work across Maribyrnong for the next three months keeping shopping districts clean and sanitised. “his work includes cleaning street furniture such as seats and bins, traic light buttons, poles, handrails, post boxes and door handles,” he said.
Gateway to connection he organisation moved quickly to shit participant activities online, keeping vital connections alive. “When Gateways contacted us about delivering activities online, he was really uncertain about it, the whole concept was all too new,” Ms Meinzer said. “hey sent us an email with dates and times for the diferent activities that they were ofering online, things like cooking, bingo, online Netlix parties. So I went on the Gateways website and booked into all the sessions just to give it a go.” Mr Meinzer’s week is now illed with physical and social activities, all from his own home. His mother said he has reached the point where he really looks forward to his online activities. “Stefan will go back to work once all this is over but there’s aspects of the ‘new normal’ that might remain,” Ms Meinzer said. Details: www.gateways.com.au
Stefan Meinzer’s life was travelling along nicely until the COVID-19 crisis turned his world upside down. he Laverton resident, who has an intellectual disability and autism, had found a happy niche, working as a packer at disability enterprise Yooralla and engaging in social activities with Laverton service provider Gateways Support Services, with support from the National Disability Support Scheme. When the COVID-19 lockdown began in March, the 21-year-old felt like someone had turned the lights out on his entire life. Mr Meinzer’s mother Lisa said he was at a complete loss when both his job and community access were suspended. “People with autism are oten very routine-driven and that’s the case with Stefan, suddenly there was this big hole in his life.” But Gateways Support Services wasn’t going to let people fall through the cracks.
Stefan Meinzer enjoys Gateway’s online activities and, right, before the lockdown. (Pictures: Supplied)
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Clinic on the front lineClinic on the front line By Goya Dmytryshchak
An Altona North medical practice has become the irst GP respiratory clinic testing for coronavirus in Melbourne’s west, as part of the federal government’s roll-out of 100 such pop-up clinics Australia-wide. It comes as Health Minister Jenny Mikakos on Tuesday announced Victoria would have the widest testing criteria of COVID-19 in Australia. She said anyone experiencing fever and respiratory symptoms such as a cough or shortness of breath could ring ahead to a clinic to be tested. As of Tuesday, Victoria had 1291 cases, an increase of 10 since Monday. here have been 14 deaths statewide, while 40 people remain in hospital, including 15 in intensive care. here are 13 cases in Hobsons Bay and 10 in Maribyrnong.
By Goya Dmytryshchak An Altona North medical practice has become the irst GP respiratory clinic testing for coronavirus in Melbourne’s west, as part of the federal government’s roll-out of 100 such pop-up clinics Australia-wide. It comes as Health Minister Jenny Mikakos on Tuesday announced Victoria would have the widest testing criteria of COVID-19 in Australia. She said anyone experiencing fever and respiratory symptoms such as a cough or shortness of breath could ring ahead to a clinic to be tested. As of Tuesday, Victoria had 1291 cases, an increase of 10 since Monday. here have been 14 deaths statewide, while 40 people remain in hospital, including 15 in intensive care. here are 13 cases in Hobsons Bay and 10 in Maribyrnong.
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Dr Mukesh Haikerwal outside the Altona North respiratory clinic testing for COVID-19. (Damjan Janevski)
with only one or two sets of gowns, one set of masks, and all you’re changing is your gloves.” Dr Haikerwal said more coronavirus cases were expected to be detected as testing restrictions were relaxed. “here’s more people now who are eligible for the test so there’s more coming forward to be
tested,” he said. “When this whole thing started, the joke was Indonesia is the safest place in the world to be because they weren’t reporting any cases, but they weren’t testing anybody. “And of course, Bali was one of the earliest places that shut down ater China.
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Eleven charities will share more than a quarter of a million dollars in funding following the announcement of the 2020 State Trustees Australia Foundation Community Inclusion grants. he Footscray-based foundation is delivering the grants to organisations including Footscray Community Arts Centre (FCAC), Guide Dogs Victoria, the Arts Centre and disability service provider Scope. FCAC will receive $20,000 to run ‘Creative Access’, an accessible digital and print campaign that will be created by artists with disabilities to promote arts and cultural experiences in Melbourne’s west to the disability community. State Trustees chief executive Matt Carrick said many of the projects incorporate the voice of lived experience in delivery or design, such as storytelling or support for self-advocacy. “State Trustees believes in the right for people with disability to have full and efective inclusion in society,” he said. “hese grants will enable integrated solutions for social participation and inclusion for people with disability.” Mr Carrick said helping people with disabilities to access employment, sporting activities or participate in the arts helped to deepen their inclusion in the community. he latest grant round builds on the $26 million distributed to charities by State Trustees Australia Foundation over the past 25 years.
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 10 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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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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Main: Wyndhamvale coach Chris Moreland. Above: Keilor coach Mick McGuane; Deer Park coach Marc Bullen. (Shawn Smits and Dennis Manketelow)
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
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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.”
Hobsons Bay council has called for more help to be given to vulnerable workers during the COVID-19 crisis. he council has thrown its support behind the national campaign by Welcoming Australia and Democracy in Colour to draw attention to people who are not eligible for current JobKeeper and JobSeeker support packages during the global pandemic. Last week the federal government revealed it had overestimated the likely cost of its JobKeeper program by $60 billion, revising its original $130 billion igure down to $70 billion, but made no commitment to extend the program. Mayor Colleen Gates recently signed the “Mayoral Declaration in Support of Workers Let Without A Safety Net”, calling on state and federal tiers of government and the private sector to extend current COVID-19 support measures and to provide inancial or in-kind support to all workers afected by COVID-19. he campaign aims to support the more than 1.1 million people in Australia who are not eligible for current COVID-19 support measures, including people seeking asylum, international students and workers on temporary visas. Cr Angela Altair told the recent council meeting the declaration should stand as a “conscious stirrer” to other levels of government to help people who have nowhere to turn. Cr Peter Hemphill said it was obvious quite a few people had fallen through the cracks. Benjamin Millar
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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
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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
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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.
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been overwhelming. “Farmers are working seven days a week and extremely long hours to ensure their customers receive their orders during this challenging time. he beautiful staf at Casaccio Egg Farm are working above and beyond to provide their product and fulil your needs. “here have been some changes with how we operate on the farm and we ask that customers
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Public Notice Proposed Discontinuance of Council Road Pursuant to section 223 of the Local Government Act 1989 (the Act) and acting under clause 3 of schedule 10 of the Act, Maribyrnong City Council (Council) gives notice of its intention to discontinue part of Whitehall Street, Footscray, shown hatched in the plan below (Proposal) contained in Book L Memorial 131, having an approximate area of 455m² (Road).
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In the event that the Road is discontinued, it is intended that the land forming part of the discontinued road will be retained and vest in Council for the future construction and use of the land for open space purposes. In accordance with section 223 of the Act, any person wishing to make a submission on the Proposal must do so in writing to the Manager Governance and Commercial Services within the submission period identified below. How to Make a Written Submission Persons making submissions may request to be heard in support of their submissions. Any request to be heard must be clearly stated within the written submission. Any person requesting to be heard is entitled to appear in person or by a person acting on their behalf before a committee appointed consisting of the whole of Council. All submissions will be considered in accordance with section 223 of the Act. Following the consideration of any submissions, Council will decide whether or not to proceed with the Proposal. Submissions must be addressed to the Manager Governance and Commercial Services, and sent by mail to City of Maribyrnong, P.O. Box 58 Footscray 3011 VIC or sent by email to governance@maribyrnong.vic.gov.au. Submissions received will be included within the official Council Agendas and Minutes, including personal information about the submitter’s identity and location. Agendas and Minutes are made available to the public and on Council’s website. If you do not wish to be identified in Agendas and Minutes, please indicate this in your submission. Submission Period: 27 May 2020 to 25 June 2020. If further information is required, please contact Council’s Coordinator of Property Management, George Ioannou on 9688 0305 or George.Ioannou@maribyrnong.vic.gov.au.
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Pineapple
5kg Brushed Potatoes
99¢ Stall 24 & 25
2
Piccolo Fresh Fruit & Veg Stall 26 & 27
TD Quality Meats
Stall 22 & 23
La Ionica Drumsticks
99¢
kg
St Albans Fresh Fruit & Veg Stall 28 & 29
1499
kg
L&M Fruit & Veg
Stall 31 & 32
Australian Murray Cod
$ 99
9
$
kg
2099 kg
( Whole ) Ross’s Meat Supply
Stall 3
Don Hungarian Hot & Mild
$ 50
2
99¢
kg
kg
SATURDAY 7am-3pm
Oranges
Pork Neck Chops
$
$ 99
6
Large Fuji Apples
bag
Pork Belly
Pork Chops
FRIDAY 7am-6pm
$ 49
ea
M&K Fruit and Veg
THURSDAY 7am-6pm
McGaurans Meats
Double Smoked Ham
$
2099
St Albans Market Fish Supply
8
$
kg
Stall 4
Cashews Salted & Unsalted
Stall 21
20
$ 99
3
kg
Stall 16 & 17
Australian Walnuts in the Shell
kg
( Aust Prod )
9
Vinobran/konzervans/ limuntis
Stall 30
Big G’s Deli
$
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Hanna Coffee
Stall 12
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Amy House
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Stall 13
Aluminium Foil 44cm x 150 m
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Stall 11
Sticky Rice with Pork
50¢
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Stall 7
1299 kg
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Stall 18
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Baby’s Breath
$
Paramount Poultry & Game
Kaiserfleish
B&H Seafood
kg kg
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Stall 15
Australian Continental Deli Stall 5 & 6
$ 99
7
European Deli
Fresh Octopus
Danish Feta
$ Candy’s Nuts
Ramb Deli
6
Tray
(Chemical Free) Market Place Poultry & Game
Stall 2
Cage Free Tray of 30 Eggs 2 1/2 dozen
$ 99
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Stall 1
$
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Stall 15A