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Federal election - The seat of Hawke

Only three have a voice

Most of the Moorabool Shire falls under the new electorate of Hawke in the upcoming federal election this Saturday 21 May. There are 11 candidates vying for the one seat of Hawke however, only two of those 11 say they actually live in the electorate. Jarrod Bingham lives in Darley and Sam Rae Ballan, despite rumours he resides in Riddells Creek.

“I moved to Ballan a few months ago from Riddells Creek,” Mr Rae confirmed to the Moorabool News.

Young 18-year-old candidate Max Martucci lives on the cusp of Hawke and McEwen.

“I live in Bullgengarook and the boundary to both electorates is the road out the front of my house, and that puts me officially in McEwen,” he told the Moorabool News.

It is not an AEC requirement for candidates to live in the electorate they are campaigning for the seat of.

At least one candidate, who failed to respond for comment, is living in Queensland.

The three (pictured) were the only candidates who responded to the Moorabool News to answer questions that will enlighten voters of their choice at the polling booth.

All candidates for Hawke were given the same opportunity. Story page 3.

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Federal election - The seat of Hawke Only three have a voice

Sam Rae (LABOR)

lives in Ballan (Hawke) “Recently I was joined by Catherine King, Shadow Infrastructure Minister, to announce that a Federal Labor Government would invest $10 million to kickstart the Western Freeway Upgrade. This will give us the business case to understand the best solutions to upgrade this significant stretch of road. When complete, this project would deliver a quicker and safer commute for tens of thousands of locals in Moorabool Shire and Melton City Council.

An Albanese Labor Government will partner with Moorabool Shire Council and commit $400,000 to upgrade Federation Park in Darley. This funding will be provided for traffic, pedestrian and parking improvements as well as the replacement of the amenities building, play space improvements and ancillary works.

An Albanese Labor Government will also fix aged care in Hawke by ensuring nurses are brought back on site 24/7 and bringing dignity back for older Australians with higher standards in residential care; we will provide cheaper childcare for 96 per cent of families, and we will secure more secure local jobs in Hawke.

I welcome the $10 million investment from the Victorian Labor Government into the Bacchus Marsh pool. I’ll continue to work with Council, the Victorian Government and an Albanese Labor Government to advocate for our pool.”

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Jarrod Bingham (INDEPENDENT)

Max Martucci (TNL)

lives in Darley (Hawke) “I’ve been long campaigning for the indoor swimming pool, so one of my priorities would be getting the remaining $15 million from the Federal Government. Widening the Western Freeway – that should have been duplicated a decade ago.

Labor’s come out with a poor announcement of a business study … I want to commit money to the actual project, not just a study.

The truck bypass in Bacchus Marsh is a huge priority too, plus ensuring no more toxic soil comes to the area. One of the things I’ll try to do is rip up the dodgy contract between Labor and AusNet, in regards to overhead transmission lines, and get them put underground.

Bald Hill was my initiative while on Council, it was extremely hard to get that off the ground as no Councillors supported me on that. But I’ve lobbied the Federal and State Government and got a lot of traction on Bald Hill and gotten to the first stages. Naturally I’d love to see the project blossom, with lookouts, a playground, off-leash dog park, café if possible. We can turn this into a real flagship thing. I want to give people a reason to get off the road, stretch their legs, and spend some money locally. I’d love to put more money into it.”

lives in Bullengarook (McEwen/Hawke) “My focus has been on the federal issues, but whatever Moorabool Shire Council needs support on, I’m supporting.

If elected I would advocate for funding for all the projects Council has recently highlighted ($15 million for an indoor pool complex, $2.9 million for a regional bowls complex, $2 million for Stage 3 of the Bacchus Marsh 1000+ Steps, $6 million for sewering of Wallace and Bungaree, and $500,000 for female friendly changerooms for Dunnstown Reserve).

We want a federal Integrity Commission too, it’s something that’s really needed and hasn’t been delivered. An Integrity Commission with consequences, an ICAC with teeth. On climate, we want to reach net zero emissions by 2030, the science has been pretty clear that any target beyond that, you’re just playing games at that point. But we want that in a way helps improve the area and bring local jobs.

Talking to people in Moorabool, aged care has been a big issue. Aged care is desperately in need of more funding, resources, and training.

A lot of people ask, ‘why are you [TNL] different’? At the end of the day we’re a progressive party, and a lot of our policies are similar to Labor and the Greens, but our economics make us different. We advocate spending like in the Menzies days, they ran big deficits, and those were among the most prosperous times in Australia’s history.” *TNL – The New Liberals (with no affiliation to the actual Liberal Party)

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Dear Editor, Well done Helen (M/News 3 May).

How fortunate our community has been to have had you at the helm of its local newspaper for the past 18 years, that's almost a life sentence, and you are now free to get out and please yourself. It's called retirement. And the world can do with more of your type Helen, a good listener.

We welcome Warick Brown the new owner and hope that he is successful in employing another Editor as astute as you have been, to lead our local newspaper into the future.

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Dear Editor, In the last edition of the Moorabool News (10 May 2022), Daniel Andrews (Cash Splash) stated in his announcement for the pool at Bacchus Marsh ,“Moorabool is a beautiful part of our state with a beautiful lifestyle, we’ve got to protect that”.

Why is he insisting that we allow Aus Net towers and transmission lines to destroy this image? We live here for the lifestyle not to be destroyed by man-made towers.

Dan Andrews and his fellow MPs can make this happen; we don’t oppose reducing carbon emissions and green energy, put them underground like residential subdivisions.

Support us to retain our lifestyle.

Ian Ireland Bunding

Dear Editor, I could be mistaken but I believe there is a federal election in two weeks. This letter was written on 7 May. There is a new seat named Hawke (still no idea why we are in a seat named after someone with no connection to the area) that apparently has a number of candidates hoping to be elected.

I am yet to hear from any of the hopefuls in my town of Ballan and certainly nothing in the local newspaper. Not sure what information is available in Melton or Bacchus Marsh though.

Are we as voters meant to channel the policies of those hopefuls or are they actually going to let the voters know their so-called agenda?

Mick Dunk Ballan Dear Editor, In the Moorabool News (10 May) Premier Dan Andrews said … “the money would help to deliver a world class facility for Moorabool families.”

Obviously, Mr Andrews does not realise that Bacchus Marsh is tacked on to the eastern boundary of the shire and the facility will be of little benefit to the majority of the shire other than those that live in Bacchus Marsh and immediate surrounds. Our western and southwestern centres are devoid of public transport and an hour drive to Bacchus Marsh. The closest population centre Ballan, which was to remain the administrative and operational centre of shire

under the agreed formation of the Moorabool shire, is a half hour drive and longer by public transport with no connecting services. To the majority of the schools and sporting clubs (football Netball) outside of Bacchus Marsh such as Dunnstown, Bungaree, Springbank, Gordon, Mt Egerton, Ballan, Lal Lal, Glen Park, Clarks Hill, it will be of negligible use.

This project further demonstrates the widening gap between the needs of the rural ratepayers of the shire and the needs of a rapidly growing urban centre like Bacchus Marsh and its geographic isolation and disconnection from the rest of the shire. It also effectively demonstrates the imbalance of rural representation on council with the dominance of east ward Bacchus Marsh councillors.

The notion that the financial burden, of the enormous capital expense of building such a complex and the ongoing cost of maintaining it, be thrust on all the rate payers of the shire is hard to accept in any event; but more so when the complex is at the far end of the shire and would only be of use to the residents of Bacchus Marsh who themselves can travel 13 kilometres to the Melton Aquatic centre. Our rates are high enough, it is time we start living within in our means and tear up proposals such as this high cost capital burden.

It may be time that Bacchus Marsh is excised from the shire and amalgamated with Melton where they share similar needs of a suburban environment.

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Confusion over interlock condition Mr Goldson believed he had been given a six-month interlock period in 2012 and kept the interlock on for twoyears but didn’t realise he had to apply to have the interlock removed.

By Lachlan Ellis A man has had his case adjourned, after admitting to driving without an interlock, being unaware he still needed one at the time.

Since having the interlock condition put on his licence, Goldson had sold the car after a mechanic removed the interlock.

Brett Goldson appeared in the Bacchus Marsh Magistrates Court on Friday 6 May, admitting to driving without an interlock.

Magistrate Radford suggested the mechanic must have provided printouts from the interlock, and that if those were provided and all showed a 0.00 BAC, Mr Goldson could come back at a later date to have the interlock condition removed.

The police prosecutor told Magistrate Hugh Radford on Tuesday 14 April, 2020, at 12.09 pm, the accused was driving a motor vehicle, a ute, eastbound on Old Melbourne Road in Gordon.

“No other passengers were onboard. At the same time, police were travelling in a marked police vehicle in the same location travelling the opposite direction towards the accused,” he said.

“Police detected the accused driving at 117 km/h using a mobile radar. He was intercepted and police offered the accused to view the reading. He produced his driver’s licence – his licence indicated he was subjected to an alcohol interlock condition, an inspection of the vehicle the accused

was driving revealed there was no interlock device fitted.”

The court heard the interlock condition was placed on Mr Goldson’s licence on the 12th of August 2012, and that he admitted to speeding on 14 April 2020, but not at 117 km/h, rather, “somewhere between 105 and 110”.

He also admitted to knowing about the interlock condition but “had never made an application to have the condition removed”.

Mr Goldson’s lawyer told the court his client seems to think “his mother may have them [the interlock printouts] at the house.”

“Good old mum,” Magistrate Radford said.

“It’s amazing what mums keep…I’ll just stand the matter down, it may be that we adjourn this until we’ve got a note back from VicRoads to say the interlock condition has been removed, or you bring the application back to the court,” he said.

The matter was adjourned until 17 June.

Fingers crossed for indoor pool

By Lachlan Ellis The State Budget and the federal election has seen a flurry of funding commitments for a range of Moorabool projects, and politicians visiting to splash some cash – but a Bacchus Marsh woman has shared just how important one particular project is for her and her family.

Ruth Baas’ daughter, 16-year-old Ella, is a state level swimmer, and also works as a lifeguard.

Because there’s currently no pool available in Bacchus Marsh for nine months of the year, Ms Baas says, Ella travels out of Moorabool three mornings a week at 4.30 am.

“She’s been a competitive swimmer since she was 11 … we travel to Gisborne three mornings a week for her to train. In the last year or so she’s reached state level and has competed at some big state events that Swimming Victoria run, which requires her to get some pretty tough qualifying times,” Ms Baas told the Moorabool News.

“Having a pool in town would be so much better. She’d still be required to go to train under her coach, but to have the option to do extra training in town without relying on her parents to get her to places would be fantastic.”

Ms Baas said she was grateful for the State Government providing $10 million for the indoor pool, but was concerned the Federal Government may not chip in and get the facility fully funded, given how long Marshians have been waiting for an indoor pool already.

“We’ve always had to travel to find a pool, and I know there’s a lot of people saying ‘we don’t need a pool, we need this, we need that’…but we’ve been here for over 20 years and we definitely need a new pool. The town’s gotten so much bigger,” she said.

“The State Government funding announcement was exciting, but $10 million’s not going to get it built. Ella was excited that there might be a facility here in town, but we’re

Ella representing Bacchus Marsh College at the State Championships.

Ella competing at MSAC. Photos - Ruth Haas.

assuming by the time it does finally get built, she won’t be interested in swimming anymore.

The aim for Ella is nationals, her mother said.

“But that all depends on being able to train more. We need the Federal Government to step up, we seem to be forgotten a bit out here.”

Major party candidates for the new electorate of Hawke, which includes Bacchus Marsh, have stopped short of promising the required $15 million of Federal Government

funding for the pool if elected.

Labor’s Sam Rae stated he is “very supportive of the Bacchus Marsh pool” and pledged to advocate for it, while the Liberal Party’s Enamul Haque did not respond to the Moorabool News for comment.

The pool will form Stage 3 of the Moorabool Aquatic and Recreation Centre (MARC), which Council has committed close to $15 million to, alongside the State Government’s $10 million investment.

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Autumn festival springs ahead

New track a walk in the park

The Mayor of Moorabool Shire has joined a local Friends Group and Parks Victoria to open a new all-abilities trail, with works ongoing to revegetate the area.

The official opening ceremony for the Discovery Walk started at 10 am on Saturday 7 May, with Mayor Cr Tom Sullivan cutting a ribbon to officially open the circuit.

Located in woodland at Meikles Point Picnic Ground, the Discovery Walk is an easy 400-metre circuit completed by the Friends of Werribee Gorge & Long Forest Mallee (FOWGLFM).

Cr Sullivan joined Council’s Community Strengthening Liaison Advisor, Ashley Malloy, Parks Victoria representatives Ranger Team Leader Andrea Witty and Ranger Mike Frislie, members of the FOWGLFM and 30 guests in attending the opening.

Mayor Sullivan and Mr Frislie spoke at the launch along with FOWGLFM Secretary, Gordon Littlejohn, Co-Ordinator Kristy Reid, and Historian Bob Reid.

Attendees walked the track, took in the interpretative signage and new seating, and examined the revegetation project, with volunteers then planting 200 indigenous trees, shrubs and grasses.

Morning tea and a light lunch were provided for the attendees, with the event concluding at 3 pm.

The seating around the Discovery Walk was designed and built by local builder Lincoln Powell.

FOWGLFM have been revegetating the land, which is located on a plot of old farming land in the Werribee Gorge State Park, for many years, with the first planting beginning in 1984.

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Superhero volunteers Deryck, Van and Nigel from the Ballan Autumn Festival (BAF) committee are ready to showcase Ballan to the expected 10,000 visitors this Sunday.

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By Helen Tatchell

IT’S SHOWTIME

It is only five more sleeps until the themed Autumn Festival in Ballan begins.

Anyone can dress up and ‘celebrate local superheros’ on the day, or as the 1st Ballan Scouts have done prior, decorated haybales to complement the theme.

Volunteer organisers are expecting 10,000 visitors to the otherwise quiet township, with the festival the highlight of Ballan’s public calendar.

President (BAF), Deryck Carruthers said the festival theme of “celebrating local superheroes” has ensured a jam-packed programme of events and activities.

“In addition to an all-ages costume competition with prizes sponsored by Oz ComicCon, the festival has added a number of free workshops, on the superhero theme.

“To hone some of those superhero physical skills, Circus Lab will be teaching circus tricks and aspiring “mad scientists” can learn the basics of how to build machines with SciencePlay Kids,” he said.

Local artist and animator Jonny Hall will be teaching the basics of comic character design with a ‘Create Your Own Superhero’ workshop.

With the Ballan Autumn Festival running for the past 45 years and costing close to $40,000 per year for volunteers to raise and deliver, the changing theme offers something fresh and different.

“We are super excited about this year’s superhero offering, and are really impressed at what it’s inspiring,” Mr Carruthers said.

“It’s thrilling be able to offer local people so many fun and diverse activities on the superhero theme. We can’t get over just how excited people are for this year’s festival.”

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In addition to the workshops, there’ll be the annual parade, rides, over a hundred stalls, street food, a petting zoo, a pet show, a high tea organized by the CWA and wandering superheroes organised by Moorabool Wind Farm. The Gorden Gospel Choir will be performing “superhero songs” and dance group L2R will be busting some moves to a superhero theme.

But wait, there’s more. “Straight Outta Wakanda!” an African Star Dance and Drumming Company will be leading a fabulous drumming workshop.

You can’t miss this year’s event. Put in in your diary, now.

The Ballan Autumn Festival will take place in the main street this Sunday, March 15, 2020 from 9am-4pm.

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The Committee has thanked both the State Government and Moorabool Shire Council for providing funding, which will be used to plan the festival in a sustainable, COVID-safe manner.

A community survey has also been conducted as part of the planning process, with the parade deemed the most important part of BAF by the community, followed by food and drink.

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While placing the cable underground may improve visual impact, there are restrictions on permitted activities within the easement. For example, no cropping is permitted within the 30 metre easement.

Similarly, excavation beyond 300 millimetres is not typically permitted above underground cables, which may prevent certain farming activities.

Independent experts covered key areas of community interest with regard to environmental impacts, farming restrictions and the cost of undergrounding the transmission line versus overhead construction.

Then there’s the cost – while it isn’t everything, cost is a major consideration as Victoria’s electricity users will ultimately pay for this project. The investigation found undergrounding the project would cost approximately 16 times more than overhead construction.

It was found that underground construction has less visual and landscape impact compared to overhead except where above ground facilities and easements through vegetation are required.

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The Ballan Autumn Festival (BAF) has been sorely missed with cancellations in 2020, 2021, and Autumn 2022 – but the Festival will be making a spectacular return, this time in spring.

The BAF Committee has announced that BAF will return on November 26 this year, with Ballan’s last Autumn Festival held all the way back in March 2019.

Kevin Harper is Acting President of the BAF Committee, after former President Deryck Carruthers stepped down in April.

He said this year’s BAF was still a work in progress, but it would be exciting to have one again after a long hiatus.

“The Autumn Festival won’t be the superherothemed event that it was planned to be, that’s still to be decided as to whether that’s going to happen next autumn…but there will be a Festival next autumn as well,” Mr Harper told the Moorabool News.

“Safety is paramount, and BAF has always been the largest event in town, bringing 10,000 people into the town. So we’ve had to work around an event that’s COVID-safe and sustainable. It’s not just the Committee that’s been disappointed with the festivals being cancelled, but the whole town...so I think there’s general excitement that something will be happening again.”

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We’re continuing to investigate partial undergrounding as part of the EES process, but we’ve shared the preliminary findings because we know it is important to local landholders, communities and stakeholders.

The detailed findings will form part of the EES, which is expected to be lodged with the Department of Environment, Land, Water and Planning (DELWP) at the end of this year. The EES will be reviewed by DELWP before being exhibited for public comment.

If you’d like to read the preliminary findings on undergrounding, you can download the Underground Construction Summary from the resources section of our website at: westvictnp.com.au/resource/

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An idea for community radio coverage to be boosted by a new transmitter at Bald Hill will not come to fruition, with a warning from Telstra meaning Gully Road out at the rifle range. We’ve been the idea is unfeasible. doing major repairs after the Easter break A Sebastopol man contacted the Moorabool … the cherry picker is broken down at the News and said that in some places in Bacchus moment, but as soon as we get that sorted, Marsh itself, he was unable to listen to local we’ll be able to tweak our dish up there station Apple 98.5 FM. and it will be pumping at full capacity,” Ms He suggested a transmitter be set up on Dangar said.

Bald Hill The – butnext AppleOrdinary FM President Karellyn Mee�ng of Council will be held “It’s pumping at 94 or 95 per cent at the Dangar said that even if the money was moment, it’s slipped a bit. We’ve got our on Wednesday 7 July 2021 in the Council Chambers, 15 Stead St available to establish it, the idea wouldn’t be technical guru Andrew working on it … on Ballan, star�ng feasible for one main reason.at 6.00 pm. certain areas the coverage does die out, it’s “To get the transmitter up there would cost beyond me why it does. Sometimes it’ll die between $30,000 and $40,000, we have looked down and then come back again … we can For details on a�endance or to the view the agenda, go to into it. The thing is, if we got a grant for it and get all the way out to Portarlington. www.moorabool.vic.gov.au put it up there, if we interfere with Telstra’s “We don’t get all the way into Ballan signal- who are up on Bald Hill, they have unfortunately; we’ve got to do some work informed us they will cut our transmission. and get into Ballan.”

We can’t take that risk,” Ms Dangar told the While the idea of a Bald Hill transmitter has Moorabool News. been floated “for eight years now”, Ms Dangar However, the radio station is working on said, Telstra’s warning that transmissions getting its coverage more stable. could be cut means the transmitter will not “We’re staying where we are out at Dog Trap be pursued.

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Victoria Police have noticed an increase in reckless driving during the COVID-19 pandemic, and are forming a reference group to get community input on anti-hooning plans.

The ‘Hooning Community Reference Group’ will be another tool in Victoria Police’s arsenal, complementing Victoria’s anti-hoon legislation, which is among the country’s toughest – including on-the-spot licence suspensions for excessive speeding, and powers to impound and permanently confiscate vehicles driven in a reckless manner.

The reference group will bring together members of the community and stakeholders with road safety experts across law enforcement, government, and research groups, to work together on a new ‘Victorian Hoon Driving Action Plan’.

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To register your interest in attending community engagement sessions, email roadsafetyvictoria@roads.vic.gov.au.

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Moorabool Shire Council e Council Navigators Community Centre Incorporated Commi�ee Mee�ng Council Mee�ng Navigators Community Centre Incorporated Public Mee�ng Commi�ee Mee�ng Employment Navigators Community Centre Incorporated The nextinvites Ordinary Mee�ng of Council will held Council ons for the exis� ngbe vacancies: Publicapplica� 7Mee�ng July 2021 in the Council Chambers, 15 Stead St on Wednesday • Informa� on Management Tenders Ballan, star�ng at 6.00 pm.Officer Full-Time Permanent – Based at Ballan Employment For details on a�endance or to the view the agenda, go to • Mechanic Have Your Say: www.moorabool.vic.gov.au Full-Time Permanent – Based across all offices Female Friendly Strategy Tenders Applica�ons close on Sunday 29 May 2022.

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Council has recently completed the Maddingley Planning Study. The planning Changes to Waste Servicesec�on - Easter25 of the Orderthe made pursuant study provides strategic founda�onto for changes to the Moorabool Western Zone – Northern Collec�on - North domes�c animals act 1994 Planning Scheme that will guide future land use and development within the study area and within separa� on distances to industrial uses. of Old Melbourne Road

Project informa�on: Changes to Waste Eastercan be viewed at: The Maddingley Planning Study andService a Summary-Brochure Western Zone – Northern Collec�on - North • Council’s website at www.moorabool.vic.gov.au.

Click on ‘Community Community Grants consulta� ons’ and follow the link Road to the Maddingley Planning Study. of Old Melbourne • Council offices at the following loca�ons during office hours: – Darley Civic and Community Hub, 182 Halle�s Way, Darley; – Lerderderg Library- Customer Service, 215 Main Street, Bacchus Marsh; or Unscheduled Mee�ng of Council Community – 15 Stead Street, Ballan.Grants If you have any ques�ons, or if would like to meet with the project team, please contact Strategic Planning on (03) 5366 7100 or email (info@ moorabool.vic.gov.au).

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You are invited to make a submission regarding the Maddingley Planning Study. In par�cular, Council seeks your feedback on the recommended Rates Payments planningTourism principles and recommended planning provisions. Submissions Grants will help to inform the prepara�on of a Maddingley Strategic Directions document, which will include final recommenda�ons for the study area.

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Raising awareness of Disability Royal Commission

By Lachlan Ellis You might not be aware there’s a Disability Royal Commission going on right now, or what exactly the Commission is looking into – but free sessions running locally this month can help fill you in.

Hosted by Grampians disAbility Advocacy (GdA), two community information sessions will be held in Daylesford on May 24, and in Bacchus Marsh on May 26.

The sessions will run attendees through the ongoing ‘Royal Commission into Violence, Abuse, Neglect and Exploitation of People with Disability’, and GdA hopes to see many people from the disabled community submit their experiences to the Commission.

GdA Advocate Sherree Unwin, who is coordinating the information sessions, said the ideal outcome for the Commission would be “significant reform”.

“People with disabilities are still excluded from places they should not be excluded from. They are still employed with a sub-par wage, taught in schools that don’t allow for different learning. We need to treat people with disabilities better, we need to use a human rights model,” Ms Unwin told the Moorabool News.

“We would love for people to come and enjoy an afternoon tea and have a chat with us, learn about how we can potentially help them, and learn how they can tell their story safely, if that’s what they decide.”

The sessions have been planned in response to a lack of awareness around the Disability

Royal Commission, and will feature five speakers: Ms Unwin, GdA’s Indigenous advocate, Michelle Bowler from Your Story Legal Support, Jo Sullivan from Blue Knot, and Mohamed Mustafa from the Disability Royal Commission.

“We want to hear from people who have experienced mistreatment in the past, but also from those who have been well supported – the Commission is open to recommendations as well as stories about mistreatment,” Ms Unwin said.

“We would love to hear more stories from people with disabilities, people who work in the disability system, people who support people with disabilities and people who have witnessed something. The Commission has incredibly broad subject and no one is limited.”

The sessions will also provide an overview of the services offered by GdA, though the focus will be on the Disability Royal Commission.

The Bacchus Marsh session will be held at the Bacchus Marsh Public Hall on Thursday May 26 from 2–4 pm, while the Daylesford session will be held in the Paddock Room at Daylesford Neighbourhood House on Tuesday May 24 from 2–4 pm.

Afternoon tea and door prizes will also be offered at the sessions. To register your attendance, phone 1800 552 272, or email admin@grampiansadvocacy.org.au.

For more information, visit www. grampiansadvocacy.org.au.

Community Information Sessions Grampians disAbility Advocacy invites you to a community information session about the Royal Commission into Violence, Abuse, Neglect and Exploitation of People with Disability.

The Disability Royal Commission is taking submissions up until December 31, 2022.

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The Royal Commission into Violence, Abuse, Neglect, and Exploitation of people with a Disability (DRC) is running until December 2022.

At the end of September 2023, the Commission will present a report with recommendations to the government.

a poem, a video, written, by phone or a private session with a commissioner.

Private session registration ends in June this year.

The DRC has provided free and independent support for people wanting to tell their story, this includes advocacy, counselling and legal support.

We need help in collecting these stories, also known as submissions, to make sure everyone’s voices are heard, and Grampians disAbility Advocacy is the important matters are talked your local advocacy organization, and we are inviting you to an about. information session. We have You do not need to have a formal noticed that a lot of people diagnosis, the DRC is open to anyone particularly in rural Victoria are that identifies as having a disability, not aware of the Commission or including people with mental health not sure what its role is. We have diagnosis, also known as psychosocial decided to run these sessions in the disability. hope that people will come along The stories do not have to be limited to and hear what it is all about. your personal experience, we welcome submissions from family, carers, friends, support workers and service providers. We are interested in positive stories, what has worked well for you in the past, when have you been well supported. And recommendations, what would you like to see in the future in the disability space, what are the most pressing needs you have witnessed of people with disabilities?

And also, stories about when you weren’t treated well.

Submissions can look very different for each person, it could be a voice recording on your phone, a painting,

We have arranged speakers from each of the support agencies, GdA, Your Story Legal Support, Blue Knot counselling and a representative from the Disability Royal Commission. We invite you to come along, hear what the speakers have to say, ask any questions, and enjoy a free afternoon tea.

We will be there afterwards to chat and connect, please register on the number below or via email.

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Council budget out for comment

By Lachlan Ellis

Council’s latest budget and a review of the Council Plan will go out to the public for community consultation, after Council unanimously voted to put them on exhibition at an ‘unscheduled Meeting of Council’ last week.

While the two recommendations to consider the Proposed Budget and Council Plan passed quickly, Mayor Cr Tom Sullivan and Cr Rod Ward took a moment to thank Council staff for their work behind the scenes in preparing the documents.

“Thank you very much Councillors, and thank you Officers for preparation of all that documentation. It might have seemed like it went through in a few minutes, but I know there’s a lot of work that went on in the background,” Cr Sullivan said.

“I want to commend the staff on putting together the update, it’s a fantastic document and very informative for Councillors and residents of Moorabool Shire,” Cr Ward added.

Both voted in favour of the two motions, as did Crs Tonia Dudzik and Moira Berry – a unanimous vote from Councillors present.

Crs David Edwards and Ally Munari were apologies at the meeting, while Cr Paul Tatchell was unable to connect to the meeting via livestream, due to technical issues.

Submissions for the Proposed 2022/23 Annual Budget close at 5 pm on Thursday 9 June 2022, while submissions for the 2021-2025 Council Plan (2022 Update) close at 5 pm on Tuesday 7 June 2022.

You can have your say on the Proposed Budget or the Council Plan via Council’s website, at moorabool.engagementhub.com.au/2022-23-annual-budget.

Feedback can also be made via email to info@moorabool.vic.gov.au, or in writing addressed to: The Chief Executive Officer, Budget Submission, Moorabool Shire Council, PO Box 18, Ballan VIC 3342. For written submissions to the Council plan, replace the ‘Budget Submission’ line with ‘Council Plan 2021-25 (2022 update)’.

Submissions for the Budget and Council Plan will be considered at the Special Meeting of Council on Wednesday 15 June 2022, with any changes to be made before the vote on Wednesday 22 June 2022.

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Another rescue in gorge

By Lachlan Ellis SES volunteers and Victoria Police have completed at least the third rescue this year at Lerderderg Gorge, with a call issued for hikers to ensure they are well prepared and informed before they begin their walk.

Emergency services were notified at around 6:45 pm on Sunday 8 May that two hikers had become lost, after wandering off marked tracks in the dark.

Deputy Controller of Assets and Facilities at the Bacchus Marsh SES Unit, Keith Muller, said hikers often “greatly underestimate the degree of difficulty of the walks”.

“We were called to an "Assist Police RE Lost Hiker" in the Lerderderg Gorge and met up with VicPol at Mackenzies Flat picnic area at 6.50 pm. There were two people lost and their location not certain, but we were expecting them to be close to Emergency Marker LER504. Three members walked in to the marker at which the walking track ends, then walked upstream criss-crossing the river for approximately 1.5 kilometres. At this point it was decided to call it off at 10.30 pm as the risk was becoming too great,” Mr Muller told the Moorabool News.

“VicPol AirWing were then called to determine the location of the lost persons in relation to our position, and it turned out we were within 200 metres of them.

Airwing thought winching much too great a risk for them considering our position, so we continued to meet up with the two lost persons. It was then a two-hour walk out back to the picnic area reaching this at 1 am.”

Mr Muller said there have been “at least three to four rescues” in the Lerderderg Gorge this year, “and about the same in the Werribee Gorge”, with “close to 15 total rescues over a 12-month period”.

But these can be avoided, he said, if hikers make sure they’re fully prepared before venturing out onto a new track.

“Hikers need to research the walks better using Australian web sites – the last two rescues, hikers were using American hiking trails apps. They need to read the Parks Vic signs rather than a glance, have quality maps or apps, be better prepared with a backpack with plenty of water, snacks, food, torch, basic first aid including snake bandages, a power bank to charge phones, spare clothing, et cetera,” Mr Muller said.

“Let someone know and set expected times for returning, take note of the Emergency Markers as you go, and most importantly: if it looks wrong, it probably is.”

The two hikers were thankfully uninjured, with the SES’ main concern being the chilly night they were hiking in, especially given the hikers’ light clothing and lack of supplies.

Free family violence network to open A new Orange Door is opening just on the outskirts of Moorabool, providing support for more women, children, and families experiencing family violence.

Complementing the Central Highlands Orange Door Network which opened in Ballarat in 2020, Brimbank Melton will offer support by phone and email, face-toface in Melton and Sunshine, and through outposted and outreach services across the region.

The free service will assist adults, children and young people who are experiencing or have experienced family violence, and families needing support with the wellbeing and development of their children.

Minister for Prevention of Family Violence, Gabrielle Williams, said the State Government was committed to making support available to all Victorians.

“When experiencing family violence, reaching out for help may be the hardest thing a person will do. We are making sure that accessing advice and support is as easy as possible, no matter where you live,” Ms Williams said.

“The Orange Door in Brimbank Melton will offer a streamlined way for women, children, young people and families to get the help they need in a secure and compassionate environment.”

“The Orange Door means, for the first time, local families will be able to access coordinated family violence, child and family wellbeing services and support – in Melton,” Member for Melton Steve McGhie added.

The Orange Door Network was a key recommendation of the Royal Commission into Family Violence, and has assisted more than 216,000 people across Victoria, including more than 87,000 children, since it commenced in 2018.

It brings together workers from specialist family violence, men’s, Aboriginal and child and family services, to provide coordinated, multi-disciplinary support, including crisis assistance and support, risk assessments, safety planning and wellbeing support.

Brimbank Melton is a collaboration between five local service partners: GenWest, Western Health, Victorian Aboriginal Child Care Services, Victorian Aboriginal Community Services Association and MacKillop Family Services, in partnership with the State Government.

The Orange Door in Brimbank Melton is on track to begin support services later this year. For more information about the Orange Door, visit www.orangedoor.vic.gov.au.

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Fundraising continues for a striking new monument to honour Bacchus Marsh’s veterans, including a High Tea to be held this month.

The Resting Poppy Memorial Project was established nearly three years ago, to find a way to fittingly honour Bacchus Marsh’s 462 WWI soldiers, many of whom are not memorialised in the Avenue of Honour.

Editor and owner Helen Tatchell would like to thank the community for their 18 years of support.

When fully funded, a “vibrant, monolithic, abstract bronze and plaque installation” will be built, with name plaques of those 462 diggers who served within the local community.

Secretary of the Bacchus Marsh RSL, Carl Wright, told the Moorabool News that the Resting Poppy would be a fantastic way to recognise the sacrifices made by the area’s veterans.

“World War I is but one story we have to tell.

Veterans of subsequent wars are feeling, more keenly since the pandemic began, that they need recognition. For this reason, the project has expanded to include veterans of subsequent wars,” Mr Wright said.

“We are passionate about remembering and ensuring current and future populations remember those that served, not only in World War I but in World War II, Korea, Vietnam, Afghanistan and Iraq, to name but a few.”

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At the time of writing, the Bacchus Marsh RSL has raised $61,000 for the Resting Poppy Memorial Project, and has also applied for a $300,000 grant from Creative Arts Victoria, with a decision due in late February.

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Avenue of Honour postcards are on sale in 18 businesses around town, with proceeds going towards the project.

A High Tea will be held at the Bacchus Marsh RSL on Sunday 30 January from 2 pm – 4 pm.

Tickets are on sale for $25, with refreshments available to purchase.

Come along and enjoy some sandwiches, savouries, slices, pastries, and Devonshire tea, while contributing to a great cause at the same time.

A sausage sizzle at the RSL is also planned for late February, if COVID conditions permit.

The RSL also thanks Moorabool Shire Council, Bacchus Marsh Community Bank, Bacchus Marsh Grammar and the Village Shopping Centre for being major sponsors of the project, and the RSL craft ladies, who have made items to sell to raise funds.

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By Lachlan Ellis A driver and nearby residents have been “incredibly lucky” to avoid major injury or death, following a serious truck crash in Buninyong recently.

A B-double truck collided with a tree and parked vehicles at the Learmonth St (Midland Highway) and Warrenheip St roundabout near the centre of Buninyong on Friday 6 May, thankfully no-one suffered major injuries.

Police, Ambulance, CFA, Fire Rescue Victoria (FRV) and SES all attended the scene, with police reporting only one injury.

A police spokesperson told the Moorabool News it is believed a truck travelling westbound along Midland Highway collided with a car near the intersection of Warrenheip Road around 2.40pm.

“The truck continued along the road and crashed into a tree and two stationary vehicles in a worksite, before coming to a rest on a nature strip,” the spokesperson said.

“The truck driver, who was not seriously injured, stopped at the scene and is assisting police with their enquiries. The female driver and sole occupant of the car was taken to hospital with what are believed to be minor injuries. Nobody else was injured in the incident.”

The circumstances surrounding the collision are yet to be determined, and police are investigating.

Buninyong-Mt Helen firefighter Matthew O’Brian said he was at work when he heard the collision, and knew straight away he’d need to help.

“I heard the accident happen at work, which wasn’t far from the incident. I knew as soon as I heard something bad had happened, and saw a lot of people running towards where it

had been near the pub, I knew the best thing I could do was make my way to the fire station and crew the fire truck,” Mr O’Brian said.

“Our main priority is to ensure people aren’t hurt, so when we first arrived we helped triage the area, and made sure the vehicles involved were safe – for example, if they needed their batteries isolated. We were on standby in case there was a fire involved.

“It ended up being quite a big multi-agency event, we had SES, FRV, ambulance and police. FRV helped us with keeping the scene safe, and mitigating any diesel spills. It was very lucky [that there were no major injuries]. It could’ve been worse, but thankfully there were only minor injuries.”

Member for Western Victoria and Shadow Assistant Minister for Government Scrutiny, Bev McArthur, said lives could easily have been lost in the accident, and a heavy vehicle bypass for Buninyong was desperately needed.

“This Government is so focused on multi-billion dollar citycentric projects and their massive blowouts, that it barely has time, and certainly no care, for the country. It has come to this: will it take a death at this busy roundabout for anyone in the Victorian Government to do something?” Mrs McArthur said.

The Department of Transport said it was aware of the incident, and was looking into ways to improve road safety in Buninyong.

“We are currently exploring a number of options to address safety concerns around Buninyong – particularly those involving heavy vehicles. We will continue working with the City of Ballarat, Victoria Police and the Buninyong & District Community Association on a range of potential safety upgrades,” a Department of Transport spokesperson said.

Support for regional business Though JobKeeper ended in March, support still remains for eligible regional businesses, through the Regional Jobs Fund (RJF).

A State Government program, the RJF provides financial support for a range of industries where regional competitive advantage exists, such as food and fibre, advanced manufacturing, and transport technology.

The focus of the program is mainly to assist businesses who wish to expand and develop their operations in regional Victoria, and attract new investment and jobs.

In some cases, the RJF can help businesses retain jobs in regional Victoria too.

Applications will be considered from private sector businesses and business/ industry groups. Applications involving infrastructure needed to deliver

investment and jobs may be considered from utility and service providers, water corporations, Local Government Authorities, and incorporated notfor-profit organisations operating businesses.

Individuals are not eligible to apply for the RJF. Projects with a grant amount of $1 million or more are required

to meet the Local Jobs First Policy requirements, which can be found at www.localjobsfirst.vic.gov.au.

For more information on the RJF and how to apply, visit www.business. v ic.gov.au/g ra nt s-a nd-prog ra m s/ regional-jobs-fund.

The closing date for applications this year is Thursday 30 June.

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Stars & Puzzles LEO—July 23-August 22

A romantic disappointment is short lived - don’t lose either your sense of perspective or your sense of humour.

At home, or at work, the key now is to speak your mind.

VIRGO—August 23-September 22

QUICK PUZZLE

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Your energy level peaks on the weekend. If hosting a party, you do so with special flair. Use the week to catch up on assorted health needs. Romance demands more attention.

TAURUS—April 21-May 22

An important career or academic decision could be made.

Bargain hunting is favoured. A casual friendship may be blossoming into a significant relationship.

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ACROSS 6. How easy it is to tempt a slimmer to break a diet with it? (5,2,4). 7. Getting caught in a go-slow in Norway (4).

8. After the drink pretend you’re too hot, being frivolous (8). 9. Figure the black bird should be yellow (6). 10.

Within a month the boy gets the sickness (6). 12. Distant and full of anger, though more objective (6). 15.

Remove the dial and so disfigure (6). 17. For a really thin person, mashed leeks put on weight (8). 19. Turning the stone round and round (4). 20. Mad to find some missing (3,3,5).

DOWN 1. Somebody twirling a gun (8). 2. Alter the fee and suspend the hearing (6). 3. Say definitely it’s a noisy business (6). 4. Talk quietly and sound breathless (4). 5.

Was inclined to have the meadow at the end ploughed (6). 6. Who sat for “The Problem”? (5). 11. Remaining right underneath? (4,4). 13. Wanting to know, in one’s capacity of ruler (6). 14. Babble on about its being a kind of snake (6). 15. Mean it’s not to be chucked into the river (6). 16. Do some ornamental work, if you follow me (5). 18. A number took their meals past the orthodox time (4).

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CRYPTIC SOLUTIONS Across - 6, Piece of cake. 7, (g)O-slo(w). 8, Flip-pant.

9, C-raven. 10, MA-lad-y. 12, Fa-ire-r. 15, De-face. 17, Skele-ton. 19, O-pal (rev.). 20, Not all there.

Down - 1, Revolver. 2, Deafen (anag.). 3, A-f-firm. 4, Gas-p. 5, Lea-Ned. 6, Poser. 11, Left over. 13, As-king.

14, Rattle (snake). 15, De-not-e. 16, Chase 18, L-ate.

QUICK SOLUTIONS Across - 6, Pomeranian. 8, Aunt. 9, Skin. 10, Liner. 11, Evil. 12, Petersham. 16, Pantomime. 20, Stab. 22, Adder.

23, Eddy. 24, Clad. 25, Ginger-snap.

Down - 1, Cockle. 2, Meander. 3, Cables. 4, Zinnia. 5, Snare. 7, Snail. 13, Hen. 14, Immense. 15, Still. 17, Ardent. 18, Target. 19, Medlar. 21, Badge.

QUICK SOLUTIONS Across - 6, Pomegranate. 7, Stir. 8, Emeralds. 9, Shoved. 10, Recent. 12, Spades. 15, Linnet. 17, Browning. 19, Exam. 20, Lightweight.

Down - 1, Improved. 2, Agreed. 3, Career. 4, Saga. 5, Deaden. 6, Pitch. 11, Converge. 13, Perils. 14, Shifts.

15, Lugger. 16. Exact. 18, Wage.

CRYPTIC SOLUTIONS Across - 6,S-trip-lings. 8, Pa-i-r. 9, Band). 10, Prone.

11, Noon (rev.). 12, Interpret. 16, Magnetise. 20, Ma-i-d.

22, R-il-ed. 23, Well. 24, May-o. 25, Lighter-men.

Down - 1, S-train. 2, Mild-red. 3, Slip up (rev.). 4, Income. 5, Asp-(gre)en. 7, ‘Minor 13, Rag (rev.). 14, Stewar-t. 15, Sa-lad. 17, All-e-g.-e. 18, Nudity. 19, Silver.

21, D-roll.

An Aquarius or Capricorn may step into the friendship scene. Some of your ideas are challenged, but certainly not vetoed. Spending long hours at the drawing board can have bright results.

CANCER—June 22-July 22 Taking a trip can lead to an encounter with an old friend from the past. As for the future, the week favours long term planning in matters financial and educational.

LEO—July 23-August 22

A romantic disappointment is short lived - don’t lose either your sense of perspective or your sense of humour.

At home, or at work, the key now is to speak your mind.

VIRGO—August 23-September 22

Give and take arrangements accent the week. If making loans, be sure to get the terms in writing. Legal and other documents require a careful reading. Your love life perks up on the weekend.

LIBRA—September 23-October 22 In-laws or other relatives decide to back you on a family matter. Children respond well to your encouraging words.

Be sure that you don’t misinterpret loved one’s motives

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Avoid short cuts on the job front. Romancewise, this week is off to an encouraging start. Property matters need a detailed review.

ANSWER BELOW

SAGITTARIUS—November 22-December 22

Enjoy some encouraging financial news. Your partner may need an ego boost. Pets may figure in the picture. A stray animal may even arrive at your door. Intuition is strong now.

CAPRICORN—December 23-January 20

Avoid making snap decisions, especially in matters involving finance and property. An idealistic friend may help you modify your philosophy. A volunteer assignment brings an unexpected reward.

AQUARIUS—January 21-February 19 This week marks the beginning of a key romance and friendship. In finance, belt tightening is a priority. Work projects require a combination of concentration and imagination.

PISCES—February 20-March 20 A competetive spirit can land you in some difficulty. A low key approach on the other hand, can move you closer to goals. A group oriented sports programme is accented.

BIRTHDAY THIS WEEK You excel in administrative tasks and you are known for your ambitious spirit and delightful sense of humour.

Caution is a strength and a weakness of yours. Travel, perhaps in conjunction with education, is a favoured theme.

Give and take arrangements accent the week. If making loans, be sure to get the terms in writing. Legal and other documents require a careful reading. Your love life perks up on the weekend.

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LIBRA—September 23-October 22 In-laws or other relatives decide to back you on a family matter. Children respond well to your encouraging words.

Be sure that you don’t misinterpret loved one’s motives SCORPIO—October 23-November 21

Avoid short cuts on the job front. Romancewise, this week is off to an encouraging start. Property matters need a detailed review.

SAGITTARIUS—November 22-December 22

Enjoy some encouraging financial news. Your partner may need an ego boost. Pets may figure in the picture. A stray animal may even arrive at your door. Intuition is strong now.

CAPRICORN—December 23-January 20

Avoid making snap decisions, especially in matters involving finance and property. An idealistic friend may help you modify your philosophy. A volunteer assignment brings an unexpected reward.

AQUARIUS—January 21-February 19 This week marks the beginning of a key romance and friendship. In finance, belt tightening is a priority. Work projects require a combination of concentration and imagination.

PISCES—February 20-March 20 A competetive spirit can land you in some difficulty. A low key approach on the other hand, can move you closer to goals. A group oriented sports programme is accented.

BIRTHDAY THIS WEEK You excel in administrative tasks and you are known for your ambitious spirit and delightful sense of humour.

Caution is a strength and a weakness of yours. Travel, perhaps in conjunction with education, is a favoured theme.

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The Moorabool News – 17 May, 2022 Page 21

Footy record goes digital

CHNL Ladder

By Lachlan Ellis The old-fashioned footy record has moved online in the Central Highlands Football League (CHFL), as part of a drive to “appeal to a wider audience”.

The move may take some time for traditionalists to get around – with some clubs rumoured to be considering their own paper footy records for supporters – but CHFL President Doug Hobson said it was a necessary change.

“We have been trying to get the clubs, if they’re able to, to get team lists out, because we do realise there will be the odd person that doesn’t have a smartphone and can’t use the app. But we haven’t done away with the program, we’ve just changed the format,” Mr Hobson told the Moorabool News.

“The decision was made late 2020, early 2021. Last year with the 12 rounds of seniors and 15 rounds of juniors, we had a digital program as well. We talked to the clubs for a while beforehand, and said we were looking to do that. As a board, we decided that was the way to go.”

Footy records have been made available on the free ‘GameFace Record’ app, which is available on Android and iOS, and also provides quarter-by-quarter score updates.

Mr Hobson said the move to digital-only was partly about expanding footy records to a wider audience, and partly for financial reasons.

“We had a weekly thing sent out to each club they could print off to give to people that didn’t have a program, but that wasn’t widely taken up by the clubs. We do understand there are some people disgruntled that we haven’t got the old paper-based programs,” he said.

“But realistically, we were only getting 50 of those tops to people at that gate. We’ve got five grades of football, so that’s only 10 programs per grade. So there wasn’t a huge uptake for starters. The financial aspect had a part to play in the decision, but it was about getting out to a wider audience too.

“It has become very expensive to print programs, especially when we only do small runs of them. But the feedback has been fairly positive overall…we’ve had some complaints from ex-Presidents and other people, but we can’t reverse that. We’re trying to be frugal after two years without finals… the only income we have is sponsors, we’re very thankful for those groups that support us.”

Though the last two years have been tough for the League financially, there is optimism that this year will finally see the return of a full football and netball season.

CHFL Ladder

Seniors

Team PTS % 1 Springbank.............. 20 486.43 2 Gordon.................... 20 161.39 3 R’wood/C’hap......... 16 255.56 4 Skipton.................... 16 237.87 5 Hepburn.................. 16 209.86 6 Dunnstown.............. 16 192.89 7 Learmonth............... 12 104.10 8 Beaufort.................. 12 95.86 9 Bungaree.................. 8 107.22 10 Buninyong................. 8 101.97 11 Clunes....................... 8 85.55 12 Newlyn...................... 4 70.16 13 Daylesford................. 4 50.28 14 Waubra..................... 0 72.30 15 Creswick................... 0 32.74 16 C’ham/L’ton............... 0 31.31 17 Ballan........................ 0 18.46

The BFL footy record will remain in print, whereas the CHFL have taken to an online option.

Ballarat Football Netball League (BFNL) General Manage Shane Anwyl told the Moorabool News they still have a printed football record for the 2022 season.

“We have a separate one for the Seniors and Juniors however, the BFL Women’s has an online footy record,” he said.

Mr Anwyl said the BFL have explored the option of an online football record but there is still a desire for the printed version.

“Down the track if there is an online option, the only way to do it is if it is interactive rather than just a PDF version.

“Whilst there is still that desire, we shall continue in our current format,” Mr Anwyl concluded.

Bacchus Marsh Little Athletics Myrniong Recreation Reserve was the venue for Week 3 of Cross Country competition.

A blustery, cool morning made it tough running.

Athletes battled through the challenging conditions while some runners definitely took advantage of the tail winds to the finish line.

The Under 11 and 12 athletes were first up this week as they tackled 2 laps of a 1km course. Lachlan Simons (Bacchus Marsh) established an early lead from the onset and didn’t look back, as he recorded a dominating performance, recording his first win for the season.

Austin Shea (BM) produced her best Cross Country run to date, showing much improvement, to cross the finish line 2nd overall, 1st girl. Melton athletes Rajkamal singh Virk, Chord Wilson and Alexis Karmiste all recorded Personal Best results.

The Under 6 athletes were next to toe the line, taking on the 500m loop of the reserve. Once again, Hendrix Wake (BM) took line honours while Melton’s McKinley Wilson closely followed in 2nd place with Hayden Tung (BM) just pipping Bowie Clarke (BM) on the line, to claim 3rd place.

The Under 9/10 athletes competed over 1.5kms. Much improved athlete Joshua Askew produced his best performance, leading from start to finish, stopping the clock in a time of 6:30.95 mins.

While Melton’s Balreet Kaur Mann was

Start of the Under 6 500m event. Photo - submitted a clear winner for the girls this week, running a PB of 6:38.69 mins. James White (BM) and Mackenzie Delaney (BM) both recorded their best times for this season.

A small field of Open Age athletes competed over 3kms. It was great to see Elise Cook back running injury free and producing an outstanding run, crossing the finish in 1st place.

Also, pleasing was to see the return of Emma Stewart to Cross Country in her first run for the season while Hashmeet Kaur (Melton) also competed in her first official run the season.

In the final run for the morning, the Under 7 and 8 athletes lined up for their 1km event. This group of

keen and enthusiastic athletes were a little toey and after a second attempt, where off to a flying start. Melton’s Fletcher Reid remains undefeated after recording another convincing win in a PB time of 4:28.86 mins. Tait Ash (BM) was next home while Ballarat’s Archer Morris crossed the finish line in 3rd place. Melton athletes Zorawar Singh, Seerat Aulakh, Divgeet Kaur Mann all recorded PBs as did Bacchus Marsh athletes Cody Medcraft, Charlotte Delaney and Emma Foley.

Next week - Cross Country meet will be held at Lake Dewar. This is a great opportunity for our athletes to tackle the course which the Region and State events will be held at.

RESERVES 1 Springbank.............. 20 2 R’wood/C’hap......... 16 3 Skipton.................... 16 4 Dunnstown.............. 16 5 Learmonth............... 16 6 Hepburn.................. 14 7 Buninyong............... 12 8 Bungaree................ 12 9 Newlyn...................... 8 10 Creswick................... 8 11 Gordon...................... 8 12 Daylesford................. 4 13 Clunes....................... 4 14 Beaufort.................... 4 15 Waubra..................... 2 16 Ballan........................ 0 17 C’ham/L’ton............... 0

832.56 375.40 247.43 208.61 155.50 160.71 202.92 180.82 183.05 105.19 90.00 61.63 41.90 40.00 13.54 20.22 17.40

Under 18 1 Dunnstown.............. 16 2 Gordon.................... 16 3 Springbank.............. 14 4 C’ham/L’ton............. 14 5 Learmonth............... 12 6 R’wood/C’hap......... 12 7 Newlyn.................... 12 8 Waubra..................... 8 9 Skipton...................... 8 10 Hepburn.................... 8 11 Beaufort.................... 8 12 Daylesford................. 4 13 Ballan........................ 4 14 Buninyong................. 4 15 Bungaree.................. 0 16 Clunes....................... 0 17 Creswick................... 0

445.63 223.12 718.00 131.82 437.50 197.53 127.38 196.73 83.94 63.93 59.03 58.59 31.03 19.94 38.92 15.56 0

Under 15 1 Daylesford............... 16 421.74 2 Buninyong............... 16 398.78 3 Ballan...................... 14 261.73 4 Hepburn.................. 14 151.12 5 Bungaree................ 121080.00 6 Learmonth............... 12 306.82 7 Skipton.................... 12 217.51 8 Beaufort.................... 8 175.29 9 Gordon...................... 8 155.49 10 R’wood/C’hap........... 8 34.44 11 Clunes....................... 8 31.51 12 Dunnstown................ 4 75.36 13 Newlyn...................... 4 19.57 14 Creswick................... 4 0.96 15 C’ham/L’ton............... 0 27.13 16 Waubra..................... 0 12.50 17 Springbank................ 0 0

Seniors Team PTS % 1 Buninyong............... 20 287.50 2 Springbank.............. 20 281.58 3 Rokewood............... 20 226.89 4 Learmonth............... 16 211.64 5 Skipton.................... 16 140.36 6 Beaufort.................. 16 123.26 7 Dunnstown.............. 12 147.44 8 Newlyn.................... 12 121.62 9 Gordon.................... 12 108.47 10 Bungaree.................. 8 83.43 11 Daylesford................. 8 83.15 12 Clunes....................... 8 74.71 13 Waubra..................... 8 35.98 14 Ballan........................ 2 51.75 15 Hepburn.................... 2 37.28 16 C’ham/Linton............ 0 49.83 17 Creswick................... 0 43.12 B GRADE 1 Buninyong............... 20 186.14 2 Bungaree................ 20 182.95 3 Gordon.................... 16 206.42 4 Learmonth............... 16 184.82 5 Springbank.............. 16 128.87 6 Clunes..................... 12 137.30 7 Ballan...................... 12 130.10 8 Skipton.................... 12 107.48 9 Beaufort.................. 12 100.95 10 Dunnstown................ 8 101.86 11 Rokewood................. 8 99.19 12 Waubra..................... 8 93.28 13 C’ham/Linton............ 8 73.83 14 Newlyn...................... 8 64.14 15 Hepburn.................... 4 22.41 16 Creswick................... 0 57.24 17 Daylesford................. 0 27.36 C Grade 1 Buninyong............... 20 253.16 2 Springbank.............. 20 215.58 3 Ballan...................... 16 150.00 4 Bungaree................ 16 131.96 5 Newlyn.................... 16 130.43 6 Rokewood............... 12 156.19 7 Clunes..................... 12 128.95 8 Gordon.................... 12 113.60 9 Beaufort.................. 12 84.07 10 Dunnstown.............. 12 75.86 11 Learmonth................. 8 88.79 12 Skipton...................... 8 79.73 13 Waubra..................... 8 45.99 14 C’ham/Linton............ 4 76.25 15 Daylesford................. 4 23.71 16 Creswick................... 0 57.06 17 Hepburn.................... 0 0.00 17&Under 1 Hepburn.................. 20 267.12 2 Newlyn.................... 20 229.41 3 Skipton.................... 20 221.43 4 Bungaree................ 20 215.87 5 Buninyong............... 16 92.63 6 Clunes..................... 12 225.97 7 C’ham/Linton.......... 12 135.16 8 Springbank.............. 12 124.00 9 Rokewood................. 8 102.13 10 Dunnstown................ 8 98.41 11 Learmonth................. 8 96.30 12 Waubra..................... 8 67.24 13 Beaufort.................... 8 60.40 14 Gordon...................... 4 70.94 15 Daylesford................. 4 45.03 16 Ballan........................ 0 29.49 17 Creswick................... 0 13.27 15&Under 1 Gordon.................... 20 440.00 2 Hepburn.................. 20 382.76 3 Skipton.................... 20 370.45 4 Springbank.............. 20 356.00 5 Clunes..................... 16 274.29 6 Bungaree................ 16 198.18 7 Newlyn.................... 12 117.14 8 Learmonth............... 12 92.78 9 Buninyong............... 10 94.52 10 C’ham/Linton............ 8 112.50 11 Beaufort.................... 8 37.61 12 Ballan........................ 4 55.04 13 Rokewood................. 4 40.78 14 Daylesford................. 4 37.69 15 Waubra..................... 4 18.98 16 Dunnstown................ 2 27.27 17 Creswick .................. 0 7.19 13&Under 1 Springbank.............. 20 490.32 2 Gordon.................... 20 220.00 3 C’ham/Linton.......... 16 267.27 4 Newlyn.................... 16 180.00 5 Buninyong............... 16 97.78 6 Skipton.................... 12 113.73 7 Clunes..................... 12 110.34 8 Dunnstown.............. 12 81.03 9 Bungaree................ 12 75.28 10 Learmonth................. 8 130.43 11 Ballan........................ 8 55.56 12 Rokewood................. 8 55.41 13 Daylesford................. 4 107.69 14 Creswick................... 4 62.82 15 Waubra..................... 4 47.37 16 Hepburn.................... 4 33.82 17 Beaufort.................... 4 13.82

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Sport

Central Highlands Football League

Central Highland Netball League

Results – Round 5

Results - Round 5 A GRADE Waubra 36 def Hepburn 27 C’ham/Linton 39 lost Bungaree 53 Springbank 75 def Ballan 18 Dunnstown 50 def Skipton 38 Daylesford 26 lost Rokewood 47 Clunes 30 lost Learmonth 92 Creswick 25 lost Beaufort 57 Newlyn 62 def Gordon 43 B GRADE Waubra 58 def Hepburn 3 C’ham/Linton 23 lost Bungaree 45 Clunes 23 lost Learmonth 40 Springbank 19 def Ballan 18 Daylesford 10 lost Rokewood 28 Newlyn 25 lost Gordon 46 Creswick 13 lost Beaufort 41 Dunnstown 34 def Skipton 25 C GRADE Newlyn 43 def Gordon 18 Clunes 33 def Learmonth 30 Springbank 23 def Ballan 17 Daylesford 8 lost Rokewood 55 Dunnstown 32 def Skipton 21 Creswick 11 lost Beaufort 32 C’ham/Linton 26 lost Bungaree 36 17&UNDER Dunnstown 27 lost Skipton 33 C’ham/Linton 15 lost Bungaree 34 Clunes 16 lost Learmonth 21 Daylesford 22 def Rokewood 15 Creswick 3 lost Beaufort 32 Springbank 23 def Ballan 10 Newlyn 24 def Gordon 11 Waubra 20 lost Hepburn 32 15&UNDER Newlyn 10 lost Gordon 24 Creswick 4 lost Beaufort 22 Springbank 34 def Ballan 11 Dunnstown 6 lost Skipton 29 Clunes 0 lost Learmonth 10 Daylesford 17 def Rokewood 10 C’ham/Linton 16 lost Bungaree 29 Waubra 5 lost Hepburn 49 13&Under C’ham/Linton (34) def Bungaree (9) Dunnstown (11) def Skipton (8) Clunes (8) lost Learmonth (17) Springbank (42) def Ballan (4) Creswick (18) def Beaufort (7) Newlyn (7) lost Gordon (11) Daylesford (4) lost Rokewood (7) Waubra (2) lost Hepburn (6)

SENIORS C’ham/Linton 4.5 (29) lost Bungaree 17.17 (119) Creswick 6.12 (48) lost Beaufort 14.4 (88) Springbank 27.16 (178) def Ballan 1.2 (8) Daylesford 12.9 (81) lost R’wood/C’hap 21.9 (135) Dunnstown 8.15 (63) def Skipton 5.7 (37) Clunes 11. 9 (75) lost Learmonth 15.13 (103) Waubra 10.7 (67) lost Hepburn 17.12 (114) Newlyn 8.9 (57) lost Gordon 12.11 (83) Bye - Buninyong RESERVES C’ham/Linton 3.5 (23) lost Bungaree 19.14 (128) Creswick 18.4 (112) def Beaufort 6.2 (38) Springbank 15.10 (100) def Ballan 0.5 (5) Daylesford 5.5 (35) lost R’wood/C’hap 11. 14 (80) Dunnstown 10.15 (75) def Skipton 5.5 (35) Clunes 4.4 (28) lost Learmonth 15. 9 (99) Waubra v Hepburn - Declared draw due to COVID protocols Newlyn 6.7 (43) def Gordon 1.5 (11) Bye - Buninyong UNDER 18 C’ham/Linton 10.10 (70) def Bungaree 3.4 (22) Creswick v Beaufort - Cancelled Springbank 25.17 (167) def Ballan 1.4 (10) Daylesford 7.4 (46) lost R’wood/C’hap 6.14 (50) Dunnstown 10.17 (77) def Skipton 2.2 (14) Clunes 0.0 (0) lost Learmonth 17.15 (117) Waubra 14.18 (102) def Hepburn 2.4 (16) Newlyn 4.1 (25) lost Gordon 13.17 (95) Bye - Buninyong UNDER 15 C’ham/Linton 0.0 (0) lost Bungaree 18.12 (120) Creswick 0.3 (3) lost Beaufort 12.14 (86) Springbank v Ballan - Cancelled Daylesford 17.20 (122) def R’wood/C’hap 0.0 (0) Dunnstown 2.5 (17) lost Skipton 8.8 (56) Clunes 2.9 (21) def Learmonth 2.6 (18) Waubra 3.0 (18) lost Hepburn 21.11 (137) Newlyn 0.0 (0) lost Gordon 12.7 (79) Bye - Buninyong

Ballarat Netball League Results – Round 5 19 & Under Redan (24) def Bacchus Marsh (5) Melton South (23) def East Point (20) Darley (52) def Sunbury (13) Sebastopol (16) lost North Ballarat (17) A Grade Redan (65) def Bacchus Marsh (18) Melton South (45) def East Point (28) Darley (66) def Lake Wendouree (31) Sebastopol (48) lost North Ballarat, (59) B Grade Sebastopol (42) lost North Ballarat (44) Redan (49) def Bacchus Marsh (11) Darley (72) def Sunbury (32) Ballarat (52) def Melton, (13) Melton South (37) lost East Point (47) C Grade Redan (21) def Bacchus Marsh (18) Darley (29) def Lake Wendouree (32) Melton South (17) lost East Point (42) Sebastopol (44) def North Ballarat (18) D Grade Redan (16) lost Bacchus Marsh (19) Ballarat (27) def Melton (10) Melton South (28) lost East Point (32) Darley (28) def Sunbury (22) Sebastopol (16) lost North Ballarat (24) E Grade Redan (24) def Bacchus Marsh (4) Ballarat (27) def Melton (9) Melton South (22) def East Point (15) Sebastopol (17) def North Ballarat (12)

Ballan Golf Club Results - Week ending Saturday 14 May Wednesday – Stableford Winner - Ken Muhlhan (35) 40 points.

R/up - Barry Lenaghan (21) 39 points.

NTPs - 12th Denis Conroy, 15th Hugh Miller.

Magpie - 14th Chris Tudor.

Saturday – Stableford 5th Round House Teams Winner - David Leach (14) 37 points.

R/up - Frank Raffaele (9) 36 points on c/b from Bob Arklay (10).

NTPs - 12th & 15th Bob Arklay.

Magpie - 14th Shane Newton.

Balls (4), Cut-off 35 points David Leach, Frank Raffaele, Bob Arklay, John Costello.

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Devils pinch third win

By Todd Whelan

The Devils booted six unanswered goals midway through the second half to reel in a 20 point Sunbury Lions lead and hang on to win a thriller. The result was considered an eight point game for these two sides, eyeing off a slim chance of creeping into the final six at the business end. While Darley pinch their third win under new Coach Dan Jordan, it’s back to the drawing board for Travis Hodgson’s Sunbury who are languishing at 0-4 at the bottom of the table.

Devils midfielder Brett Bewley was in a class of his own and undeniably the most influential player on the ground.

Chatting to Hodgson in the aftermath, he went on the record saying “Bewley was the difference.” Sunbury had every reason to be confident heading in, buoyed by the inclusions of three VFL affiliated players in Cooper Anderson (Essendon), Jake Sutton (Essendon) and Mitch Lewis (Port Melbourne).

Anderson (2 goals) threatened to take the game away from Darley with his vertical leap forward but could only cling to a handful of marks from double figure attempts. Sutton was the most dangerous forward on the ground but his ‘high’ natured accumulation saw him too far from goal to impact the scoreboard. Lewis was handy on a wing first up off a four week hamstring.

For the winners Shane Page was terrific and youngsters Mitch Ward and Ayden Tanner important. Nick Rodda’s task was made difficult with errant supply for the most part before finishing with two goals including five shots ‘on’ in the last quarter. Dylan Landt (Essendon VFL affiliate) had his first hit out in Darley colours against his old club and was instrumental with 30 odd disposals, 95% of them by foot.

There’s plenty to like about band-aid swingman Trent Angwin who led an inexperienced Devils defence with some telling grabs and important metres gained out of defence with his raking left foot - often from the last line to centre wing on a handful of occasions. Andy Azzopardi had his moments in the game and looks a better player in his third season at the level. Jake Ancrum is enjoying the ‘role’ asked of him in varying positions under his new coach. Luther Baker was good tempering the influence of Daniel Toman who missed the Lions ‘best players’ for the first time in 2022.

On the whole, a morale boosting win for the Devils who were without a win at home from their last seven attempts dating back to August 2019. Redan await the improving Devils in Ballarat on Saturday in another test of the clubs sparked resilience. Backing up solid performances week in, week out will remain the Devils greatest challenge given the age profile of the group.

WHAT THE COACHES SAID Where was the game was won and lost?

JORDAN (Darley) - I thought we were better for longer today.

HODGSON (Sunbury) - Brett Bewley had a bit to do with it.

Rate your ‘forwards’ performance JORDAN - Nick Rodda responded well in the last quarter with 5 shots on goal (converted two) to get it done when it counted most.

HODGSON - Presented really well but didn’t convert our opportunities.

Rate your ‘midfielders’ performance JORDAN - Pretty even. Brett Bewley and Page were important for us.

HODGSON - Aside from our inability to contain (Brett) Bewley, we were pretty good.

Rate your ‘defenders’ performance JORDAN - No Matty Brett, Darren Leonard - our back six were young and inexperienced but were solid and responded when challenged. Ward, Ancrum, Angwin good.

HODGSON - Well led by Scanlon (on Rodda) and Lever was very honest. Kept Darley to 3 goals for 2.5 quarters - gave us every chance.

FINAL SCORES: Darley 1.2-8, 3.6-24, 6.9-45, 10.12-72 def Sunbury 2.3-15, 4.6-30, 7.11-53, 9.14-68.

BEST: Darley - B. Bewley, M. Ward, S. Page, D. Landt, A. Tanner, J. Ancrum.

GOALS: Darley - N. Rodda 2, M. Cousins, L. Baker 1, A. Azzopardi, B. Bewley, B. Wright, D. Landt. A. Tanner.

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Ballarat Football League Results – Round 5 SENIORS Ballarat 3.11 (29) lost Melton 18.16 (124) Darley 10.12 (72) def Sunbury 9.14 (68) Melton South 15.14 (104) lost East Point 22.11 (143) Redan 8.9 (57) lost Bacchus Marsh 9.13 (67) Sebastopol 8.13 (61) def North Ballarat 2.14 (26) RESERVES Ballarat v Melton - Cancelled Darley 0.1 (1) lost Sunbury 24.17 (161) Melton South 4.4 (72) lost East Point 17.17 (119) Redan 13.8 (86) def Bacchus Marsh 6.10 (46) Sebastopol 7.8 (50) lost North Ballarat 8.10 (58) UNDER 19s Ballarat 3.15 (33) def Melton 3.9 (27) Darley 7.8 (50) def Sunbury 7.5 (47) Redan 6.6 (42) def Bacchus Marsh 3.11 (29) Sebastopol 3.6 (24) lost North Ballarat 7.14 (56)

Catch a Wave winning at Tabcorp Park. Photo Stuart McCormick

Gaths’ catch a good wave

By Michael Howard (HRV) Well-earned rests await Catch A Wave and Just Hope after the pair produced barnstorming all-the-way performances to dominate the APG Vic Gold Bullion finals for three-year-olds at Tabcorp Park Melton on Saturday night.

Connections of both said a tilt at Queensland’s lucrative winter carnivals were unlikely for their star pacers, who instead look set to be freshened for Victoria’s rich spring.

Few carry more hype than Andy Gath and Kate Gath’s Catch A Wave and he did no harm to his reputation, recording a ninth win from 10 starts off extraordinary first and third quarters.

The Breeders Crown winner added a second Group 1 by twice pouring on the pressure in 27-second quarters to register a five-metre win ahead of impressive District Attorney despite a comparatively modest run to the line.

“It was good to get the win,” Kate Gath told TrotsVision. “He got a bit keen. We’ve got blocks on him to make sure that he behaves himself at the start, which he’s now doing, so we’ll probably hopefully be able to get those off and I think he will be a lot more relaxed (in the run).”

The start was certainly no problem with Catch A Wave rocketing off the gate to lead easily.

Despite being unchallenged he reeled off the quickest first 200 metres of any horse on the night, covering it in 12.57 seconds, while only Love Ina Chevy in the TAB Young Pedro Free For All had a quicker first 100 metres, with his 6.23 seconds narrowly shading Catch A Wave (6.24).

He raced friskly through a 27.4-second first quarter, balanced up with a 29.2 second and then broke the pack open in the third quarter (27.9 seconds). His slowest quarter was the last but, while District Attorney ran on brilliantly to claim second, was never threatened.

“He was running that time easily and then when he got out so far in front around the corner he looked to switch off again, which he hadn’t done prior to that,” Gath said.

“He definitely settles without (the blocks), but I don’t know if we’ll score up without them. The fact he’s doing everything right, he has his last three runs and the trial, is really promising.

Hopefully he’s getting a little bit more mature in that way.”

He’ll be given time off to build on that, with Gath saying “he will go for a little break”, adding “I don’t think we will target any of the bigger races in Queensland or anything with him yet, probably just set him for the big races later in the season”.

Redan v Bacchus Marsh Netball. Photo - Tim Saultry / sportingherald.com.au

Ballan Brumbies Basketball With injuries and a virus wreaking havoc on playing lists, a depleted Ballan Brumbies took to the floor over the weekend, including the Under 12 girls who took on Saints Dream.

This was a ‘styles makes fights’ match up. Ballan’s pacy and skillful mosquito fleet against the raw size of a huge Saints lineup.

Brumbies got things moving through an Ailah McFall jump shot before Annabelle Chalmers answered for Saints.

Brumbies were struggling to contain Saints around the basket, the team continually lobbing up passes for tall timber in Evie Morgan and Sadie Baker, the latter making Ballan pay with a pair of baskets.

When the Brumbies were able to get their hands on the ball, their superior speed saw them get out on the break, McFall and Clara Monterosso hitting shots to keep the game close.

A lovely moment for the team came late in the first half as the younger Monterosso sister, Grace, connected on her first career basket. A late Dakota Mulgrew jump shot saw Ballan hold a narrow 14-12 lead at the break.

After half time, McFall went on a tear, hitting six quick points - she would finish with a game high 16 - to push Ballan’s lead out to eight before Saints rebounding edge saw them start to convert 2nd and 3rd chance opportunities.

McFall started to tire midway through the half as Saints guard Annabelle Chalmers started to take control of the game. Fortunately for Ballan, others stepped up. Brandi Mulgrew picked up a pair of steals and an Esther Seketa shot was rebounded and converted by Clara Monterosso as the Brumbies kept pace with Saints.

McFall found her second wind, coming through with multiple key defensive plays and a pair of late baskets to put Ballan up 28-24 with just over a minute remaining. A Hannah Williams basket saw Saints pull within two points but the Brumbies were able to hang on for a hard fought 28-26 win.

U10 Boys D Ballan White 22 lost Phoenix Falcons 28 Ballan Blue 19 def Drummo Dragons Black 15 U12 Boys E Ballan 16 def Phoenix Flames 6 U12 Boys C Ballan 26 lost Sovereign Knights 36 U12 Girls C Ballan 28 def Saints Dream 26 U14 Boys F Ballan White 22 lost Excies Acmy 30 U14 Boys F Ballan Blue - BYE U14 Boys B Ballan 32 lost Phoenix United 53 U14 Girls C Ballan 16 drew Saints Mercury 16 U16 Boys E Ballan White 12 lost Ballan Brumbies Blue 34 Ballan Blue 34 def Ballan Brumbies White 12 U16 Boys D Ballan 23 def Sovereign Knights 13 U16 Boys B Ballan 64 def Excies Acmy 39 U16 Girls C Ballan 37 def Saints Mystics 9 U19 Boys E Ballan 33 def Drummo Dragons 14 U19 Boys C Ballan - BYE U19 Girls Ballan 14 lost Phoenix Sapphires 63

Ballarat Netball Ladder

Team PTS % A Grade 1 Redan.................. 18 186.24 2 North Ballarat...... 18 150.00 3 Melton South....... 16 146.88 4 Darley.................. 14 144.06 5 Lake Wendouree... 8 73.81 6 East Point............... 6 83.71 7 Ballarat................... 6 79.31 8 Bacchus Marsh.......4 41.44 9 Sebastopol............. 0 84.94 B Grade 1 Darley................... 20 245.52 2 East Point............. 18 188.57 3 Ballarat..................18 187.05 4 North Ballarat........14 103.41 5 Lake Wendouree.. 10 86.67 6 Melton South.......... 8 88.93 7 Redan..................... 6 103.48 8 Bacchus Marsh...... 6 54.78 9 Melton.....................4 51.60 10 Sunbury...................2 57.97 11 Sebastopol............. 0 62.86 C Grade 1 East Point.............18 207.50 2 Lake Wendouree.16 110.67 3 Ballarat................ 14 150.45 4 Darley.................. 14 134.91 5 Redan.................... 10 92.86 6 Melton South.......... 8 71.56 7 Sebastopol.............4 96.64 8 Bacchus Marsh...... 4 55.36 9 North Ballarat......... 2 43.58 10 Melton...................... 0 0.00 D Grade 1 Ballarat................20 230.67 2 East Point............ 18 162.22 3 Bacchus Marsh..... 14 90.27 4 North Ballarat...... 12 134.68 5 Melton South....... 12 124.59 6 Melton.................. 8 122.06 7 Lake Wendouree... 8 91.96 8 Darley......................8 77.91 9 Sebastopol............. 6 92.09 10 Redan.................... 2 48.87 11 Sunbury................. 2 34.41 E Grade 1 Melton South........18 237.50 2 Sebastopol.......... 16 142.86 3 East Point.............14 179.03 4 Redan.................. 14 136.36 5 Ballarat................. 12 121.18 6 Melton................... 10 83.54 7 Bacchus Marsh.......6 73.17 8 Lake Wendouree... 6 59.60 9 North Ballarat..........2 55.13 10 Darley..................... 2 32.20 19&Under 1 North Ballarat...... 16 192.78 2 Sebastopol.......... 16 166.67 3 Darley...................14 159.14 4 Ballarat.................14 137.27 5 Lake Wendouree.14 106.45 6 Melton South....... 10 100.00 7 Redan......................6 81.16 8 Bacchus Marsh...... 4 32.67 9 Sunbury................. 4 23.78 10 East Point............... 2 55.77

BFL LADDER

Team PTS SENIORS 1 Melton..................... 20 2 North Ballarat......... 12 3 Sebastopol............. 12 4 Ballarat................... 12 5 Darley..................... 12 6 Bacchus Marsh...... 12 7 East Point................. 8 8 Redan....................... 4 9 Lake Wendouree...... 4 10 Melton South............ 4 11 Sunbury.................... 0 RESERVES 1 Melton..................... 18 2 Sebastopol............. 16 3 North Ballarat......... 16 4 Ballarat................... 14 5 Sunbury.................. 12 6 Lake Wendouree...... 8 7 East Point................. 4 8 Redan....................... 4 9 Darley....................... 4 10 Bacchus Marsh........ 4 11 Melton South............ 0 Under 19s 1 Ballarat................... 16 2 Darley..................... 16 3 North Ballarat......... 16 4 Redan..................... 12 5 East Point................. 8 6 Sunbury.................... 4 7 Bacchus Marsh........ 4 8 Sebastopol............... 4 9 Melton....................... 0 10 Lake Wendouree...... 0

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204.20 120.89 119.24 104.64 103.31 94.93 112.68 96.65 65.25 58.35 72.57 263.58 271.91 136.55 285.92 335.94 65.94 89.80 70.07 41.67 35.32 25.91 237.39 223.91 276.28 106.86 302.91 55.75 47.20 55.05 43.53 33.51

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Cobras sink teeth into Lions

By Todd Whelan Bacchus Marsh set up a crucial 10 point win on the road against Redan with a seven goals to two opening half. The 32 point advantage proved a bridge too far for Jarret Giampaolo’s men who fell short for the second week in a row on their home deck.

Harry King was named best for the winners along with former Henderson Medalist Daniel Burton. Off season arrivals Michael Culliver, Jack Williams and Rex Hickman are stringing together an important stretch of good form with each having an impact in all three Cobra wins in 2022.

Jake Owen (2 goals) remains the number one assignment for opposition clubs to contain. The popular leader’s contribution was significant in yet another tight finish. Cobras star mid Nick Stuhldrier and forward Aaron Willetts did not play.

While Redan midfield gun Lachie George (3 goals) was important, they clearly missed the drive and distribution of Cooper Craig-Peters. The Redan Lions are clearly a different proposition with him in it. The club, while wanting only the best for him, will sweat on the Footscray VFL affiliate’s availability ahead of their round six clash with Darley, a Lions third home game in a row.

Notable sharpshooter Isaac Grant was named among the better players despite a goalless return, while Cooper Atchison and Declan Phillips run of good form continues.

While the scoreboard tells a story of a Lions charge in the second half, the Cobras did themselves little favours with an inaccurate 2.8 but had done enough when it countered to secure the Premiership points.

The Cobras (6th) are well placed with three wins from their opening four encounters with a game in hand on Melton (1st), North Ballarat (2nd), Ballarat (4th) and Darley (5th), all of whom sit above them.

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WHAT THE COACHES SAID Where was the game was won and lost?

GERMAN (B/Marsh) - Good contest throughout the day in windy conditions. We played really well in the first half and proved the difference.

Rate your ‘forwards’ performance...

GERMAN - We had a good spread of goalkickers and looked a little smaller down there in the absence of Willetts.

The ‘smalls’ played their role.

Rate your ‘midfielders’ performance...

GERMAN - Went well for the most part. King, Eastmure, Parente and Crea had a really good game first up in the midfield.

Rate your ‘defenders’ performance...

GERMAN - (Simon) LaFranchi and (Jack) Williams were super and we held off their attacks. Our backs gave us some

good rebound - a pleasing effort considering we threw the magnets around and trialled a few things.

GIAMPAOLO (Redan) - Another inconsistent performance.

Our first quarter was very bad. We coughed the ball up out of defence. We weren’t able to use the ball how we wanted, couldn’t find a team-mate and turned it over. We had a few early chances at goal but didn’t convert stalling any momentum.

The second half was a different story. Our efficiency improved and the game was played more in our forward half. On the back of our improving pressure, we finally started to hit the scoreboard.

To be able to put ourselves in a winning position was pleasing and shows our best is definitely good enough but at the moment we’re too inconsistent. If we can string four quarters together, we will win plenty of games. That remains our greatest challenge.

FINAL SCORES Redan 0.2-2, 2.3-15, 5.6-36, 8.9-57 lost Bacchus Marsh 4.2-26, 7.5-47, 8.7-55, 9.13-67 BEST: B/Marsh - H. King, D. Burton, M. Culliver, J. Williams, J. Owen, R. Hickman.

GOALS: B/Marsh - J. Owen 2, R. Porter, H. King 1, E. McGerker, D. Burton, T. German, R. Hickman.

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Flynn Atchison from Redan pulls down a mark in the early stages of the Lions’ 10-point loss to Bacchus Marsh.

Photo - ALISTAIR FINLAY

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Max Eastmure from the Cobras looks to work the ball out of his backline. Photo - ALISTAIR FINLAY

Bacchus Marsh Baseball

Results - Round 4

Bacchus Marsh 16 def Corio 3 Bacchus Marsh came out swinging, scoring 10 runs in the first innings which was backed by some solid defence throughout the game. Tigers ran out to a 13 run win.

Adrian Terry and James Bailey were solid on the hill with some good hitting from Thomas Shaw (5 hits) and Jared Warwick (3 hits). Chloe Warwick had some great at bats with 3 walks and getting on base 5 times.

Training Wednesday night at Masons Lane from 7pm.

Teammates get around Ethan Mckercher after the Greater Western Victoria Rebels listed player booted his first Ballarat Football League seniors goal during Bacchus Marsh’s win over Redan last Saturday. Photo - ALISTAIR FINLAY

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ROUND 5 Darley v Sunbury Reserves Our under 19s trailed Sunbury until the final quarter. Justin Runge kicked 2 goals in a row Sunbury 24.17.161 d Darley 0.1.1 BEST: Tim Hardinge, Regan King, Jyson Fawcett, Dylan Cooper, Jack Wilson, Jarrod White. to give the boys a 4 point lead.

Seniors The Reserves were up against it with injuries and many players unavailable to play for Darley 10.12.72 d Sunbury 9.14.68 various reasons. They still tried their best but were overwhelmed by a very strong opposition.

GOALS: Mace Cousins 2, Nick Rodda, Andrew Azzopardi 1, Luther Baker, Brett Bewley, The seniors struggled early with poor disposal being a major contributor to our lack of scoring. Dylan Landt, Ayden Tanner, Brady Wright. rd However, during the 3 quarter, things turned around with us kicking 6 of the last 8 goals to BEST: Mitch Ward, Brett Bewley, Ayden Tanner, Jake Ancrum, Dylan Landt, Shane Page. win by 4 points. Brett Bewley continued his good form while Mitch Ward, Duncan Cadman and Dylan Beecham stood tall down back and Ayden Tanner continued his improvement in NETBALL The U19s are continuing to improve and develop each week. It’s great to see some of our the ruck. juniors step up and play with the seniors. Young gun Addison Wright has shown that she is Under 19s going to be a player of the future. Each week she raises the bar.

Darley 7.8.50 d Sunbury 7.5.47 D Grade had their second win of the season and with every week that passes, they are GOALS: Justin Runge 2, Finn Burns 1, Keenan Chapman, Ryan Densley, Lane Havelberg, developing their match play.

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C Grade had their first loss for the season. Although they battled hard, they went down by only 3 goals in the end.

BEST: Daniel Lalor, Jarrod White, Zane Colley, Ryan Densley, Jack Wilson, Ben Crawford.

FOOTBALL

B Grade is proving to be the team to beat this season. The girls pulled out another awesome game of netball winning by 40 points and remaining on top of the ladder.

A Grade had a dominant win against the Lakers. They showed their dominance from the first whistle, turning over Lakers first 2 centre passes and winning convincingly by 35 goals.

19s & Under Darley 52 d Sunbury 13 BEST: Addison Wright, Ella Closter GOAL SCORERS: Olivia Cawthray, Sarah Mason, Ella Closter E-Grade Bye D-Grade Darley 28 d Sunbury 22 BEST: Maegan Taylor, Lisa Kight GOAL SCORERS: Jessica Blake, Maegan Taylor C-Grade Lake Wendouree 32 d Darley 29 BEST: Addison Wright, Ella Harris GOAL SCORERS: Renee Hulls, Ella Closter Ella Steinicke

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Redan 10.4.64 d Darley 5.5.35 GOALS: Kim Bessell 2, Kali Joyce 2, Madalyn Clarke 1 BEST: Ella Tyson, Emmerson Hitch, Taylor Ford, Chloe Oughtred, Stephanie Thompson, Caroline Tucker NEXT ROUND Next Saturday, our men’s footy and netball sides play against Redan at City Oval.

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VIN/BATCH NUMBER U19706 VIN/BATCH NUMBER

BSH550

VIN/BATCH NUMBER

U19706

1FE1MC 2018 CAMRY SL HYBRID 1FE1MC

U19706 2.8L 4CYL TURBO DIESEL, AUTOMATIC, 2018 CAMRY SL HYBRID YARIS AUTOMATIC, SAT NAV,2015 BLUETOOTH, BLUETOOTH, DAB+ 2018 CAMRY SL HYBRID 2015YARIS DAB+, CRUISE CONTROL

AUTOMATIC, SAT NAV, BLUETOOTH, DAB+, CRUISESAT CONTROL KMS AUTOMATIC, NAV,23,392 BLUETOOTH, DAB+, CRUISE CONTROL 82,313KMS 82,313KMS

64,990

$44,490 $ $44,490

VIN/BATCH NUMBER U19687 VIN/BATCH NUMBER

1SI3OF U19687 2020 FORTUNER GXL 1VM7FO 2020 FORTUNER GXL

2019 KLUGER GX

$64,990 $64,990

VIN/BATCH NUMBER U19687

2020 FORTUNER GXL1VM7FP

2.8L 4CYL TURBO DIESEL, AUTOMATIC, BLUETOOTH, DAB+ 2.8L 4CYL TURBO DIESEL, AUTOMATIC, BLUETOOTH, 23,392KMS DAB+ 23,392KMS AWD, PETROL,

1VM7FP

1VM7FO 1VM7FO

$44,990

VIN/BATCH NUMBER U19684 VIN/BATCH NUMBER

2019 KLUGERU19684 GX 2019 KLUGER GX

AWD, PETROL, AUTOMATIC, 3.5L V6 ENGINE, SAT NAV AWD, PETROL, AUTOMATIC, 3.5L V6 ENGINE, SAT NAV 100,350KMS 100,350KMS

$44,990 $44,990

AUTOMATIC, SAT NAV, DAB+, AUX/USB, REAR CAMERA AUTOMATIC, SAT NAV, DAB+, AUX/USB, REAR CAMERA 107,956 KMS 107,956KMS

23,392KMS

$64,990 $29,990 $29,990 1VM7FO

LMCT 1976 meltontoyota.com.au meltontoyota.com.au

VIN/BATCH NUMBER

U19684

2019 KLUGER GX

1JN6UW 1JN6UW

VIN/BATCH NUMBER U19682 VIN/BATCH NUMBER

U19682 2017HILUX AWD, PETROL, AUTOMATIC, 3.5L V6SR5 2017HILUX SR5 ENGINE, SAT NAV

100,350KMS

4WD, 6SP MANUAL, TURBO DIESEL, SAT NAV, CAMERATURBO DIESEL, SAT 4WD, REAR 6SP MANUAL, NAV, REAR 109,880KMSCAMERA 109,880KMS

$44,990 $53,990 $53,990

Melton Toyota 143-147 High Street, Melton Toyota Melton Melton Toyota 143-147 Street, T: 03High 8746 0300 143-147 High Street, Melton LMCT 1976 Melton T: 03 8746 0300 T: 03 8746 LMCT 19760300 meltontoyota.com.au

VIN/BATCH NUMBER U19685 VIN/BATCH NUMBER

2017AUTOMATIC, RAV4 GXU19685 2.8L 4CYL TURBO DIESEL, BLUETOOTH, DAB+ 2017RAV4 GX

AUTOMATIC, 3.5L V6 ENGINE, SAT NAV 100,350KMS

U19696

$44,490 $17,990 $17,990

VIN/BATCH NUMBER U19684

VIN/BATCH NUMBER U19696 VIN/BATCH NUMBER

MANUAL TRANSMISIION, AUX/USB CONNECTIVITY, REAR CAMERA MANUAL TRANSMISIION, AUX/USB CONNECTIVITY, REAR CAMERA 16,245KMS 16,245KMS

82,313KMS

1SI3OF 1SI3OF

VIN/BATCH NUMBER

TOYOTAU19707 RAV4 CRUISER TURBO DIESEL, DUAL2021 CAB, AUTOMATIC 2021 TOYOTA RAV4 CRUISER 17,573KMS

2020 FORTUNER GXL

BSH550

BKM920

Melton Toyota 143-147 High Street, Melton T: 03 8746 0300 LMCT 1976 meltontoyota.com.au *Drive Away Prices include all government fees and charges

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