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Kicking almost four goals on average throughout the home and away season, Ms Bessell would no doubt be an inspiration to many young female footballers – to them, she says to “keep following your dreams”. The Darley Women’s team lost to Redan 64 to 22 in the qualifying final on Sunday 14 August, but capitalised on their second chance in the semi final against Bacchus Marsh, winning 117 to 6. They will face Sebastopol in the preliminary final at 12:45 pm on Sunday 28 August, with the winner of that match to face minor premiers Redan in the Grand Final. Ms Bessell is hopeful the Devils can beat the Burra and make it to their first ever Grand Final. “Even just to make it to the Grand Final would be amazing, we’ve never played in one. We’ve proven before we can beat Redan when we’re at our best…if we’re on song we can win, during the day it’s anyone’s game really. It’s a really exciting season for us this year,” she said. “Our goal is to make it to the big dance, but we’re taking it one game at a time. I couldn’t put into words what it’d mean for us to win the flag…Redan’s always been the top team, everyone’s always striving to beat Redan.”
By Lachlan Ellis A sharpshooter has won the BFLW leading goalkicker award, the second year in a row, kicking a whopping 51 goals across 13Kimgames.Bessell from Darley Football Club’s Women’s side missed just one game in the 2022 home and away season, kicking seven goals on three separate occasions, and eight in the Round 9 derby against Bacchus Marsh. Her tally of 51 goals put her well ahead of Redan’s second place Jess Bokma (38 goals) and Sebastopol’s third place Katelene Cook (32 goals), but Ms Bessell is modest about the achievement, stating it wouldn’t have been possible without her team. “It was pretty exciting…it was good to win it this year, seeing as last year a lot of games got cancelled with COVID. It was reassurance that maybe last year I did deserve to win it,” Ms Bessell told the Moorabool News. “But I honestly couldn’t have kicked all those goals if I didn’t have such a great bunch of girls on my team. I’m finishing off their good work really…it’s been a really good season for us, it’s really exciting playing in the team, seeing where we’ve come from. I played in the first year, we were getting beaten by over 200 points some games. “We’ve really built up a strong team…it’s a credit to the coach, the assistant coach, and the girls for really putting in the effort.”
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Kim Bessell celebrates after kicking one of her 51 goals during the BFLW 2022 season for the Darley Devils.
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Mayor Cr Tom Sullivan and Council staff hosted State Minister for Regional Development Harriet Shing at Parwan on Saturday 6 August, to officially announce the completion of the gas connection.Counciland L&G Meats have partnered with the State Government in securing gas connection for the site, with the State Government funding $2.7 million from its Building Works package. “This is an excellent outcome and we’re very pleased to have this connection completed, as it’s part of the building blocks to being able to use this land,” Cr Sullivan said. “The Parwan Employment Precinct is a vital piece of land in our Shire, in that it will boost economic and employment growth in our region. “We will be able to attract industrial business and agribusiness and create around 1,500 new jobs. This is not possible without services to the precinct though. Gas connection was a very important piece of the puzzle, so we thank the State Government for its investment.” Cameron Jones is the Development Director and one of four Co-Founders of Parwan+Co (along with Michael, Joe, and Pietro Failli of Westside Meats). The joint venture is planning a protein recovery facility at the PEP to convert organic waste into meat, bone meal, and tallow – the latter of which can be used as a biofuel. Mr Jones said the gas connection was a big step for Parwan+Co’s long-term plans for the precinct.“Itwas critical enabling infrastructure for not just our first protein factory, but it also provides us with future gas capacity for the entire industrial precinct. Gas is completely unlocked, which is one less headache so to speak,” Mr Jones told the Moorabool News. “The first facility will begin operation early next year, and we’re looking to have the second facility operational around 18 months after that. It’s a bit early to speculate on when all five factories will be done, but it’s kind of a five-to-ten-year plan…probably closer to ten, based on access to raw materials.”
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The gas connection at the Parwan Employment Precinct (PEP) has been officially completed, in a major step forward for businesses planning to set up operations in the Mooraboolarea.
Parwan set to ignite with gas connection
By Lachlan Ellis
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GAS CONNECTION COMPLETE - (L-R) Senior Development Manager Oliver Smith, Cr Moira Berry, Minister Harriet Shing, Mayor Tom Sullivan, Steve McGhie MP, Michaela Settle MP, and Development Director Cameron Jones at the Parwan Employment Precinct. Photo - supplied By Lachlan Ellis Council has approved plans for a horse breeding and training enterprise on Swans Road, Darley, with one objection and one supportive submission received on the application. Applicant Erin Cubley briefly addressed Council at the 17 August Development Assessment Committee (DAC), arguing there was a “real need” for the proposed facility. “Basically we’re wanting to go ahead with an equestrian, not centre as such, but equestrian rehabilitation centre as well as breeding facility. I’ve done a lot of work in the equestrian world over the years ... there is a real need for this at the moment,” Ms Cubley said. “We’ve put a lot of infrastructure on the property because we think it’s a perfectly situated property for it, and obviously we’re just hoping to proceed from there.” Under the proposal, a dwelling would be constructed over three floor levels, with a four stable horse complex and exercise yard already built. Up to eight horses would be living on theOpposingsite. the plans, one nearby landowner wrote that the applicant had “demonstrated a complete lack of respect for the municipal laws”, citing a motorbike track that was “constructed without the required permit”. Council Officers responded that under the Land Management Plan would “require most of the track to be removed for remediation works”, and recommended the application is supported with an approved Farm Management Plan and Land Management Plan in place. Other concerns around “weed infestation, erosion risk and other related environmental concerns” would also be addressed under the Farm Management Plan and Land Management Plan, Council Officers said. Council agreed, with Cr David Edwards moving to approve the motion, Cr Tonia Dudzik seconding it, and all Councillors present voting in favour. Crs Ally Munari and Rod Ward were apologies at the meeting. Victoria Police have celebrated two years since the arrival of its high-tech AW139 Leonardo helicopters, which have brought a new level of service from the Air Wing since their adoption. Three AW139 Leonardo helicopters were purchased by the State Government in 2016 to replace the ageing fleet of AS365N3 Dauphin helicopters, with the first of the AW139s entering service in June 2020, coinciding with the opening of Victoria Police’s 39-storey-tall Spencer Street headquarters. Sporting greater endurance and range than their Dauphin predecessors, the AW139s reached an impressive 5,000 hours of operator in March this year, and feature camera, wire cutters, and rescue hoist for policing operations. The Victoria Police Air Wing provides regular aerial patrols of metropolitan Melbourne and observation with tactical assistance for ground units on operational tasks. They also provide assistance during land and maritime search and rescue incidents, traffic observations for ground units, specialist unit support during incidents and the urgent transportation of members and equipment. The AW139 has also been used by Ambulance Victoria since 2016.
Mr Jones also thanked Moorabool Shire Council for its support in organising the City Gate Gas Project. “The group worked very collaboratively with Moorabool for the delivery of the City Gate project … Council was the proponent for the project, they had to chair meetings and run project control group discussions. Their team was very prudent and disciplined in how they delivered the infrastructure on time, and it really helped to deliver this piece of infrastructure,” he said. The precinct also aims to reduce the number of Moorabool residents who need to leave Moorabool for work, with Council CEO Derek Madden stating that the PEP “has the potential to deliver employment opportunities to more than 1,500 people and will also help redress the large number of people leaving the Shire daily for employment”.Councilplans to continuing advocating for funding for the PEP, with electricity connection still required to complete the services on site.
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A wonderland adventure
This year’s Variety bash began in Melbourne, travelling to Beechworth, Cobar, Broken Hill, and Marree in New South Wales, then onto Birdsville, Mount Isa, Cloncurry, Karumba, Atherton and, finishing in Cairns after an 11-day journey. Variety Bash participants are encouraged to dress up for their journey – Ms Porter is dressed as Alice, while Ms Barby has taken on the appearance of the Queen of Hearts. Ms McIntosh is dressed up as one of the Queen of Hearts’ playing card soldiers. Ms Porter thanked the Bacchus Marsh community and the range of local sponsors that had gotten behind their fundraising efforts. “We don’t have major corporate sponsors; we get out and sell raffle tickets and do things like that. But we are lucky enough to have local people in business such as Arbee Real Estate, Bacchus Marsh Farm Supplies, Bacchus Marsh Towing, H&K Auto, and Hine Signs that have come along and supported us,” she said. “That makes a big difference to getting some funds for the children. Last time we went on the Bash in 2019, the Bash raised $1.8 million in total, so we’re certainly hoping to surpass that. As a team, we’ve raised $70,000 since we began in 2017.”
Daniel Eskander, who also runs a pharmacy in St Arnaud, told Council that the pharmacy would provide a range of benefits for the Gordon community, “especially during these trying times of COVID”.
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A team of three women are taking part in a charity event for sick, disabled, and disadvantaged kids, driving from Melbourne all the way to Cairns in Queensland. Elizabeth Porter from Bacchus Marsh is the Captain of ‘Team Wonderland’, hitting the road with long-time friends Liz Barby and Susan McIntosh. “We started doing the Variety Bash in 2017, that year we travelled from Melbourne to Fraser Island. If COVID hadn’t happened we’d be doing our sixth Bash, but this will officially be our fourth,” Ms Porter told the Moorabool News. “We’ve been friends for about 20 years, but we all live in different parts of the country…Liz is from WA and Susan is from Geelong. One day we were sitting around on New Year’s Eve, talking about what we could do to catch up in the future. We all enjoy fundraising, so we said, what about the Variety Bash? “They help children in need, and we thought it’d be a great time for us to get together and drive across Australia with mates. That’s how we got here – we love it, we’re hooked!”
By Lachlan Ellis
Michaela Settle MP
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The Variety Bash began on Tuesday 16 August, and will conclude in Cairns on Friday 26 August.Formore information on the Variety Bash, and the fantastic work Variety do helping kids in need across Australia, visit www.variety.org.au. You can donate directly to Team Wonderland’s funding tally by heading to fundraise.variety. org.au/fundraiser/Car2278Wonderland.
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Plans for a new pharmacy and medical centre at 56 Urquhart Street. Photo Lachlan Ellis
Liz Barby as the Queen of Hearts on the left, and Elizabeth Porter as Alice in Wonderland on the right, with the 'Wonderland Car' they're driving up to Cairns. Photo - supplied By Lachlan Ellis Plans for a new pharmacy and medical centre in Gordon have been approved by Council, with the applicant expressing his hopes that the facility will attract more medical professionals to the area. An application to use the existing dwelling at 56 Urquhart Street, Gordon came before Council at the 17 August Development Assessment Committee (DAC), with a reduction in car parking alsoUnderproposed.theamended plans provided to Council, a reduction of two parking spaces was suggested to provide “adequate vehicle turning area”. Six parking spaces will be provided, with four to be accessed from Russell Street for public use, and two allocated for staff parking from Urquhart StreetApplicantitself.
“Some of the things we introduced in St Arnaud were COVID vaccinations, flu vaccines, Webster packing for the elderly, we do delivery, we sort their medication ... even younger families moving into the area, we’ve provided a lot of products and support for them,” Mr Eskander said. “Just having a pharmacist on hand to provide evidence-based advice, especially nowadays, is super important. Hopefully that also attracts other medical professionals to come into Gordon to provide a wholesome treatment to the community asThewell.”recommendation to approve the pharmacy plans was moved by Cr Tonia Dudzik, seconded by Cr David Edwards, and approved by all Councillors present. The proposed hours of operation once the pharmacy is completed are 8.30 am to 5.30 pm Monday to Friday, and 9 am to 12 pm on Saturday. Crs Ally Munari and Rod Ward were apologies at the DAC.
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For more information about the current exhibition, please call Ben on 0478 292 077. Or to get involved in the development of the Arts Space, come along to the next meeting on 1st Sept at 7pm. All welcome. By Lachlan Ellis Millions of dollars will be spent developing a new aged care residence in Ballan, with the service provider promising “a range of luxury offerings” for residents. Ballan District Health & Care (BDHC) was officially acquired by not-for profit aged care and disability services provider mecwacare last year, and the organisation has revealed plans to spend $25 – $30 million on developing a “premium aged care residence” in Ballan. Mecwacare Chief Executive, Michele Lewis, said the facility would become a “destination in demand” once completed. “Mecwacare is excited to build on our commitment to providing high-quality aged care and healthcare services to the Ballan community. Our new aged care development is part of a health care precinct including the Ballan Medical Clinic Allied Health service, pool, and gym. The precinct will allow our future residents to easily access care from our team of general practitioners and allied health providers,” Ms Lewis told the Moorabool News. Ms Lewis said mecwacare is looking forward to “growing our connection with the Ballan community” “If our connection with the Ballan Lioness members and their work on the front gardens is anything to go by, it will be a fabulous partnership.”On-siterooms will include state-of-the-art fittings and finishes, as well as large balconies, lounge, and dining spaces. The residence will feature a cinema, private dining room, café, library, and other amenities. Work on the new aged care residence has already begun, including the refurbishment of an upstairs office which can accommodate an additional 35 staff. The development is expected to be completed by 2024. coming to Ballan
The Body Exhibition is on until Sunday 28 August with the Art Space currently open from Thursday to Sunday, 10am – 3pm. If you’re interested in art (or the body) then set aside some time to call in and visit the new Ballan Art Space, down the driveway at 117b Inglis Street Ballan.
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By Jane Gardner There’s a bit of excitement happening in the arts world in Ballan, and it seems to be gaining momentum. Moorabool resident (and arts entrepreneur) Mike Bradley has been hard at work renovating the old office space at the back of the Seek Accounting building in the main street. Following a few coats of fresh paint, the installation of some new cabinetry and carpet, and with the ever-reliable support from Wombat Regional Arts Network Inc., Mike has opened his building to the local community as a newly branded ‘Art Space’. The inaugural exhibition, ‘The Body’ officially opened on Sunday 7 August, thanks to the creative guidance of Mt Egerton artist and life drawing teacher Ben Creaney. Students of Mr Creaney’s life drawing class have almost 70 of their combined works on display in the refurbished rooms. Mike Bradley, an artist himself says, “I’ve always had a vision to create an arts space for local artists and over time, I hope this might also evolve into a creative space for craft and art workshops.”
A body of artwork on display ‘Luxury’
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The mecwacare facility in Ballan is set for over $20m of improvements.
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Forum to shape music scene
If you’re a musician, business or venue owner, event manager, or even just a live music enthusiast, visit www.moorabool.vic. gov.au and search ‘music industry forum’.
The unfinished Ballan skate park behind the temporary fencing. Photo – Lachlan Ellis
Moorabool Shire Council CEO Derek Madden while no damage has occurred on the sites to date, “our preference is that the skate parks remain closed until the projects have fully been completed,” “There’s not long to go until they’ll be ready for action. If the community can wait until all work is completed on site and the parks officially and safely open before they are used, we would be very grateful,” he said. The new skate space at Mill Park will replace the older skate park at the Ballan Recreation Reserve, which will be removed in the coming months. A pump track will complement the new active hub at Mill Park, and will be available for the community to use once the rest of the project is completed and officially opened. By Lachlan Ellis A free forum in Ballan this week will help Council promote live music in the years ahead, and help musicians and businesses connect.The‘Live & Local Music Industry Forum’ is being held at the ballan Mechanics Institute on Wednesday August 24 from 5 pm to 8 pm, providing a valuable opportunity to contribute directly to Council’s plans.
Two brand new skate parks are due to be completed by the end of September, and Moorabool Council is urging eager skateboarders to wait for the projects’ completion to use the parks. The skate parks at Gordon Public Park and Mill Park (Ballan) have been completed, but both spaces also include 3x3m basketball practice courts, which have not yet been finished. Mill Park also requires some landscaping work before it will be ready for use. Skate park specialists CONVIC, who have been contracted to complete the new spaces, have reported that despite temporary fencing being erected around the construction sites, some community members have accessed the site and used the infrastructure that has been installed so far.
“Information from this event, as well as engagement with the community through the micro-festival events will provide a useful basis for the development of a Live Music Action Plan,” a Council spokesperson said. “The forum will pose the question: “What does a thriving live music scene look like?” and will encourage discussion around how best to achieve that vision.”
By Lachlan Ellis Moorabool Shire Council has partnered with two neighbouring councils to boost council operations with new technology, sharing in $750,000 from the State Government. Council has signed on to the Smart Shires Network project, collaborating with Golden Plains and Hepburn Shire Councils to lobby the State Government for funding. Each Council has received $250,000 under Round 2 of the Rural Councils Transformation Grants program, which will be spent developing a Long-Range Wide Area Network (LoRaWAN) across the three Local Government Areas. In total, 30 LoRaWAN gateways will be installed across an area spanning 6,287 km2, establishing an open ‘Internet of Things’ (IoT) network. This network will allow the three councils to monitor and report on existing assets in real-time, with potential uses including monitoring of public toilet and rubbish bin usage to maximise cleaning efficiency, and monitoring patronage at local events. The network will also be available for the community and local businesses to access, to deploy their own sensors for gathering of data relevant to their needs.
Moorabool Shire Council CEO, Derek Madden, said Council was still planning how to best establish the network in Moorabool.“Councilhas co-signed the Smart Shires Network grant, and we look forward to working with Golden Plains and Hepburn Shires to deliver the project. We are still in the process of looking at what how we will roll this out and what it will look like for Moorabool,” Mr Madden told the Moorabool News. Golden Plains Shire Mayor Cr Gavin Gamble thanked the State Government for its support, and said the network would be a great asset for all three communities.
“It’s fantastic to be working alongside our neighbouring councils of Moorabool and Hepburn Shires, with support from the Victorian Government, to deliver a Long-Range Wide Area Network. It is expected this network will deliver savings and efficiencies within our organisations, creating better outcomes for our communities,” Cr Gamble said.
“With the establishment of this network and the installation of IoT sensors across the Shire, Council and other local businesses, farm enterprises and tourism operators will be able to obtain sensor data and insights, supporting datadriven decision making and growth.”
Council signs up to ‘Smart Shires’ network
Email - news@themooraboolnews.com.au The Moorabool News – 23 August, 2022 Page 9News Moorabool Shire Council Principal Office: 15 Stead Street, Ballan Bacchus Marsh Service Centre: 182 Halletts Way, Darley Lerderderg Library: 215 Main Street, Bacchus Marsh Postal Address: PO Box 18, Ballan VIC 3342 (03) 5366 moorabool.vic.gov.auinfo@moorabool.vic.gov.au7100 Keep in touch with us through our digital channels! As well as our website, LinkedIn, Facebook, Twitter and Instagram accounts, you can subscribe to our e-newsletter at this http://eepurl.com/gZL9fzlinkor use the QR code, to have all the latest Council news delivered straight to your inbox. CONTACT US The next Ordinary Mee�ng of Council will be held on Wednesday 7 July 2021 in the Council Chambers, 15 Stead St Ballan, star�ng at 6.00 pm For details on a�endance or to the view the agenda, go to www.moorabool.vic.gov.au NOTICE OF AN APPLICATION FOR PLANNING PERMIT The land affected by the applica�on is located at –Address of Land: 39 Riverview Drive, Hopetoun Park VIC 3340 Land Title Par�culars: Lot 28 on PS 504231 Descrip�on Details: Varia�on of Covenant AC614030E item (k) to construct an outbuilding 40m x 15m x 4.2m high to the eaves The applicant for the permit is: C Meilak Planning Applica�on No.: PA2022098 Documents detailing the above applica�on can be viewed from the website link moorabool.greenlightopm.com/public/App_ Adver�sing/7220228OjAJ4nbN0 The Responsible Authority will not decide on the applica�on before 5 September 2022. Council Mee�ng FemaleHaveEmploymentTendersYourSay:Friendly Strategy Navigators Community Centre Incorporated Public Mee�ng Order made pursuant to sec�on 25 of the domes�c animals act 1994 Planning Permit Commi�ee Mee�ng Changes to Waste Service - Easter Western Zone – Northern Collec�on - North of Old Melbourne Road Community Grants Unscheduled Mee�ng of Council Tourism Grants Australia Day Celebra�ons 2021 Rates Payments The next Ordinary Mee�ng of Council will be held in the Council Chambers, Ballan, on Wednesday 7 September 2022, at 6.00pm The mee�ng will be open to the public and live-streamed on our website:Councilmoorabool.vic.gov.au/mee�ngsMee�ng EmploymentNavigatorsCommunity Centre Incorporated Public Commi�eeMee�ngMee�ng Council has the following consulta�ons currently open: • Aqualink Cycling and Walking Corridor All details of our consulta�ons are on our website:moorabool.engagementhub.com.auCouncilMee�ng FemaleHaveEmploymentTendersYourSay:Friendly Strategy Navigators Community Centre Incorporated Public Mee�ng Order made pursuant to sec�on 25 of the domes�c animals act 1994 Planning Permit Commi�ee Mee�ng Changes to Waste Service - Easter Western Zone – Northern Collec�on - North of Old Melbourne Road Community Grants Unscheduled Mee�ng of Council Have Your Say Council Mee�ng FemaleHaveEmploymentTendersYourSay:Friendly Strategy Navigators Community Centre Incorporated Public Mee�ng Order made pursuant to sec�on 25 of the domes�c animals act 1994 Planning Permit Commi�ee Mee�ng Changes to Waste Service - Easter Western Zone – Northern Collec�on - North of Old Melbourne Road Community Grants Unscheduled Mee�ng of Council Tourism Grants Australia Day Celebra�ons 2021 Thank you! Rates Payments Council invites applica�ons for the exis�ng vacancies: • Digital Communica�ons Advisor Full-Time Permanent – Based at Darley • Pool Duty Supervisor Casual – Based in Bacchus Marsh and Ballan • Pool Lifeguard Casual – Based in Bacchus Marsh and Ballan • Youth Development Officer Part-Time Permanent – Based at Darley • Coordinator Building Services Full-Time Permanent – Based at Darley Applica�ons close on Sunday 4 September 2022 All details available from the website: moorabool.vic.gov.au/careers Moorabool Shire Council If you receive your 2022/23 Rate and Valua�on No�ce and do not agree with the valua�on on the no�ce, you are en�tled to object to the valua�on. Objec�ons must be lodged on the Valuer General Victoria portal or on the prescribed form and lodged on the portal or with Council within sixty days from when Council issues the Annual Rate and Valua�on No�ces. Further Informa�on regarding Valua�on Objec�ons can be obtained from the Revenue Services Team or by lodging your objec�on directly with the Valuer General’s Office at ra�ngvalua�onobjec�ons.vic.gov.au FemaleHaveEmploymentTendersYourSay:Friendly Strategy Order made pursuant to sec�on 25 of the domes�c animals act 1994 Planning Permit Changes to Waste Service - Easter Western Zone – Northern Collec�on - North of Old Melbourne Road Community Grants Unscheduled Mee�ng of Council Tourism Grants Australia Day Celebra�ons 2021 Thank you! Rates Payments Rates Informa�on: How do I object to my property valua�on?
Anyone caught illegally felling or taking timber can face a fine of up to $9,246 and/or a year in prison, as well as risk losing the items used to commit offences, such as chainsaws, vehicles and other associated equipment.
“These ancient and remarkable trees provide important habitat for native or endangered nesting birds, mammals and reptiles they also carry cultural significance for Traditional Owners,” a spokesperson said.Parks Victoria, the Conservation Regulator, Department of Environment, Land, Water and Planning and Victoria Police work together to curb this destructive behaviour.
Parks Victoria need your help, as illegal firewood theft is a statewide problem. They are requesting if your purchase firewood, you ensure you are not inadvertently supporting this behaviour by asking your supplier the following: - Where does your wood come from? It should be sourced from a wholesale supplier, commercial wood lot or private land with the permission of the landowner.
- Can I get a receipt? If your firewood merchant won’t provide a tax receipt with a business name and ABN listed, you should wonder why. - Why is the wood so cheap? If you’re buying firewood through social media websites, ask your supplier why. - If they can't answer these questions, it could be because it has been obtained illegally from public land such as national parks or state forests. Parks Victoria encourage people to report any suspicious behaviour to 13 19 63.
Parks Victoria estimate this winter alone, over 3000 trees have been illegally cut down in parks and forests across Victoria, including a 350–400-year-old Red River Gum.
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A tree felled illegally. Photo Jacque Quaine
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A record number of Victorians have been thanked by Crime Stoppers for sharing information on unsolved crimes and suspicious activity, with over 100,000 reports received.Someone contacts Crime Stoppers Victoria every five minutes to share information, and over the past year, Crime Stoppers Victoria recorded 106,413 contacts from the public, resulting in over 733 arrests and 1,485 charges laid. Chief Executive Stella Smith thanked Victorians for helping make our state a safer place.“Thousands more people are coming forward to Crime Stoppers each year. Every piece of information they share with us contributes to a safer Victoria. The record number of contacts is a great indication of the trust people have in Crime Stoppers,” she“Everysaid.time someone comes forward with information that results in an arrest or the seizure of drugs and criminal proceeds, there is a reduction in harm to the community. Even the smallest piece of information can help solve or prevent a crime.” An average of 14 apprehensions each week, and $34 million in criminal proceeds confiscated in the last year alone, have been attributed to information provided to Crime Stoppers Victoria. The record numbers also reflect the ease of reporting crime information online, which has given a new generation of Victorians a quick and convenient way of sharing information about crime. Since it began in 1987, Crime Stoppers has received over 1.3 million tips, resulting in 106,008 charges, 27,647 arrests and over $405 million in drugs, property and cash seized. See something, say something - Crime Stoppers - 1800 333 000 to report crime information confidentially. When it comes to sourcing firewood, most Victorians do the right thing. But, did you know that Victoria’s precious trees such as Red River Gum (Eucalyptus camaldulensis) are being cut down for firewood and then illegally sold on places like Facebook marketplace and Gumtree?
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“Around 70 per cent of people who have lost their lives on our roads were in vehicles more than ten years old, and being in a safer vehicle can make the difference between ending up in hospital or avoiding a crash altogether,” Mr Carroll said. “We know that cost is a real barrier for many young Victorians when it comes to choosing a safe and modern car – that is why this program is critical in ensuring they pick a vehicle with features that could ultimately save their life.”
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Section 409 of the proposed ‘Crown Land (Reserves) (Metropolitan and Regional Parks) Regulations’ states that a land manager may set aside an area of a regional parks “as an area where attempting to take fish is prohibited”, with a penalty of 10 penalty units applying to anyone taking or attempting to take fish in that area. Ten penalty units equates to $1,849.20 as of 1 July 2022.
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Up to 150 young regional Victorians will receive a $5,000 subsidy from the State Government, to replace their old car with a newer, safer model. The unsafe2safe trial has entered its second phase, inviting regional Victorians from the ages of 18 to 25 to apply for the subsidy, to purchase a vehicle with new safety features such as Autonomous Emergency Braking and Lane Keep ApplicantsAssist.must be the registered owner of a vehicle that is 16 years old or older, that has an ANCAP safety rating of 1 or 2 stars, or is unrated. The applicant must also hold a Victorian driver licence. The program is aimed at young drivers given they are at the greatest risk of being involved in a crash. Young regional Victorians driving older cars in particular are 15 times more likely to be killed in a car crash, compared to the state Memberaverage.forMelton, Steve McGhie, said it was great to have Moorabool drivers eligible for this phase of the program. “Young drivers across the Moorabool region can now apply to take part in the unsafe2safe trial and head out on the roads more safely,” Mr McGhie said. “This program is critical to ensuring young drivers right across Moorabool can purchase a vehicle that will not only prevent serious road accidents, but more importantly, save their life.”Minister for Roads and Road Safety, Ben Carroll, said the statistics made it clear why unsafe2safe was such an important program.
For more information on eligibility and to apply for the unsafe2safe trial, visit engage.vic. gov.au/unsafe2safe. Expressions of interest can be submitted until 4 September 2022. The state’s peak recreational fishing body has expressed its anger at proposed regulations which could see children and families banned from recreational fishing in metropolitan lakes and rivers.
VRFish Chair Rob Loats said the group was outraged at the proposal, which “provide for bans to recreational fishing on specified metropolitan and regional parklands such as Albert Park, Karkarook Park, Werribee River…amongst others”. “Families fishing in metropolitan and regional lakes does not increase the risk to public safety nor environment. Recreational fishing in the local lake is a safe and beneficial activity that creates treasured family memories,” Mr Loats said. “Since 2015, recreational fishers have invested more than $2 million per year of recreational fishing licence fees into recreational fishing initiatives, including to boost family fishing in park lakes. “This proposal is clearly an attack on recreational fishing and again shows how out of touch Minister for the Environment and Climate Change, Lily D’Ambrosio, is with local community values.”
VRFish is encouraging recreational fishers to email Premier Daniel Andrews and Minister for Fishing and Boating, Sonya Kilkenny, to let them know the community’s thoughts on the proposed regulations.
To view the consultation paper for the proposed regulations, visit www.engage.vic.gov. au/MRP_Regulations.
• Detector dogs are trained to detect biosecurity risk items such as fresh fruit, fresh vegetables, fresh plant material (including cuttings), viable seeds and bulbs, meat (excluding fish), eggs and Brown Marmorated Stink Bugs (BMSB)
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“This year our detector dog program celebrates 30 years of helping to protect Australia from exotic pests and diseases, which is definitely a ‘paws’ for a celebration.” Apply to be a detector dog handler at www.awejobs.nga.net.
• Last financial year the detector dogs intercepted approximately 16,000 biosecurity risk items.
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• On average, detector dogs can be expected to find up to 9000 biosecurity risk items during their working life. The three most common items the detector dogs find are meat, seeds and fruit.
First Assistant Secretary of Biosecurity Operations at the department Colin Hunter said Australia’s detector dog program is world class in detecting biosecurity risk items in the airport, seaport and mail pathways. “The biosecurity detector dog program is just one of the detection tools used by our department,” Mr Hunter said. “Being a detector dog handler and working with dogs daily is a fun job that also plays an important role in Australia’s biosecurity system. “We’re looking for candidates who are engaging, resilient and results driven. “To be a biosecurity detector dog handler, you need to be a fully accredited and operational biosecurity officer. This is why, in recent times, recruitment for these positions has been an internal process. “This new recruitment round is open to the general public and we encourage all who are interested to apply. “Successful applicants will receive biosecurity foundation training as well as detector dog handler training to prepare them for the scenarios they may experience when deployed across our operation pathways. “With international travel increasing following the opening of borders after COVID, and increased volumes in the mail and seaport pathways, the department requires additional biosecurity detector dog handlers to join the front line of biosecurity.“It’sagreat opportunity to join this specialised team and work with amazing canine and human colleagues to help protect Australia against biosecurity risks. “Detector dogs are fast, versatile and mobile with a key role in strengthening our biosecurity systems in response to a growing biosecurity threat.
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The Department of Agriculture, Fisheries and Forestry (DAFF) is recruiting new biosecurity detector dog handlers, with applications already open.
CHW has also committed to improving waterway health, particularly supporting Traditional Owners and environmental values in the Moorabool River. “We are working with Moorabool Shire Council to support town structure planning and community engagement to make sure we meet the needs of the community when planning water and sewerage system upgrades,” CHW’s spokesperson said. The UWS details both short-term actions required (up to 5 years) and longer-term actions, with progress reports published every 12 months in the Annual Water Outlook, and full revisions and updates completed every five years. The full reports are available at www.chw.net.au/uws.
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Two major water plans have been released by Central Highlands Water (CHW), aimed at keeping safe, reliable, and affordable for years to come. In preparation for the next 50 years, the water authority released the 2022 Urban Water Strategy (UWS) and 2022 Drought Preparedness Plan on 1 August, considering factors such as population growth, climate change, and events which may cause a short-term reduction in water availability. Actions to be taken include strengthened education programs, the use of digital technology to support management of water use, and greening of public open spaces with alternative water sources. A CHW spokesperson said the company was working with Moorabool Shire Council and Traditional Owners to accommodate population growth and improve the environment.“CHW’sUrban Water Strategy and Drought Preparedness Plan is based on extensive community engagement and feedback from our customers. It recognises the population throughout the region, including proposed growth areas in the Moorabool Shire. We manage the Ballarat and District water supply system, which provides water to towns in the Moorabool Shire, including Ballan and Gordon,” CHW’s spokesperson told the Moorabool News. “Population growth and climate change are affecting our water supply systems. To address these challenges, we continue to plan and investigate alternative water supply sources. We will implement these sources along with recycled water opportunities. We will support initiatives to find more water for environmental, cultural, and recreational purposes. We will also promote water conservation and efficiency.”
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CRYPTICSOLUTIONS Across-6,Firstflight.7,(p)Harm(acy).8,Longshot.9,Lemon-s.10,Sitter.12,As-pens.15,Railed.17,Flushing.19, Nags.20,Crest-fallen. Down-1,Prim-rose.2,Stills.3,Slings.4,Ag(re)es.5,Stroke. 6,Flame.11,Triangle(anag.).13,So-lace.14,Shirty.15,Ragbag.16,El-gin.18,Sees(rev.).
SAGITTARIUS—November 22-December 22
CROSSWORDNO.9261
LIBRA—September 23-October 22
Small financial gains can offset unexpected household expenses. Try to tie up loose ends in partnership arrangements - even if it means overtime. Don’t be modest about advertising your strengths. PISCES—February 20-March 20
Your inventive spirit peaks. Go to the top with your bright ideas. Your partner may need more time and more space to deal with a personal matter. A family situation becomes less costly.
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TAURUS—April 21-May 22
VIRGO—August 23-September 22 Precaution is the week’s byword. Check safety devices, sign up for a physical and don’t be too quick to endorse any documents or contracts. An intellectual relationship is accented.
Your partner is generous but demanding. Your workplace cheers up - perhaps a rival or sullen colleague is transferred. A volunteer assignment helps you learn a little more about yourself. AQUARIUS—January 21-February 19
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The focus is on appearance. The time may be right to change your image and expanded your wardrobe. Maintain your independent stance - it may advance you in educational and romantic areas.
Your interests are varied, your energy level inspiring and your enthusiasm contagious. Sometimes you tackle a little more than you can handle. Although monetary cutbacks are indicated, a travel dream may turn into reality.
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Cutting through red tape is the week’s enterprise. The home environment becomes peaceful again on the weekend. A friend from the past may be interested in rebuilding a relationship.
LEO—July 23-August 22
Your interests are varied, your energy level inspiring and your enthusiasm contagious. Sometimes you tackle a little more than you can handle. Although monetary cutbacks are indicated, a travel dream may turn into reality.
Emotions run deep and debates can get heated during this intense week. Watch out not to overextend yourself in a fitness event. A long lasting platonic friendship may be launched now.
CAPRICORN—December 23-January 20
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GEMINI—May 23-June 21
Your interest in psychic or philosophical areas is expanding, but don’t experiment prematurely. A social event accents glamour and puts you in the spotlight. Legal matters become less complex.
Your creative talents bring fame which may lead, eventually, to fortune. Romantic advice comes from a young friend. Taking care of the finest detail is critical in a career project.
Emotions run deep and debates can get heated during this intense week. Watch out not to overextend yourself in a fitness event. A long lasting platonic friendship may be launched now. VIRGO—August 23-September 22
end. A friend from the past may be interested in rebuilding a relationship.
QUICK PUZZLE ACROSS 6.Cruel 7.Young(4-7)animal (4) 8.Curb 9.Outhouse(8) (6) 10.Flood (6) 12.Bawl (6) 15.Fame 17.Corridors(6) (8) 19.Present (4) 20.Steep (11) DOWN 1.Likely (8) 2.Fee 3.Elapsed(6) (6) 4.Budge 18.Acid16.Toils15.Pastoral14.Powerful13.Enchants11.Meal6.Centre5.Slacking(4)(6)(5)(8)(6)(6)(6)(5)(4) NO. 9261 QUICK SOLUTIONS Across - 6, Loganberry. 8, Etna. 9, Stag. 10, Seven. 11, Aver. 12, Imprudent. 16, Greenhorn. 20, Meal. 22, Asset. 23, Pipe. 24, Stir. 25, Chartreuse. Down - 1, Bottom. 2, Haggard. 3, Abused. 4, Craven. 5, Hyena. 7, Sneer. 13, Ere. 14, Whippet. 15, Petty. 17, Rascal. 18, Estate. 19, Repose. 21, Larch. CRYPTIC SOLUTIONS Across - 6, Fall in with. 8, AC-he. 9, Frau. 10, Indus (anag.). 11, E-a-sy. 12, Anec-Dot-es. 16, Bar-gain-ed. 20, Bass (base) 22, Tes-sa (rev.). 23, Peak (peek). 24, Blue. 25, Pen-etrates. Down - 1, Matron (anag.). 2, Flounce. 3, In-digo. 4, Riddle. 5, Cha-s-e. 7, Whist. 13, Tar. 14, Di-spla-y. 15, T-ally. 17, Assent. 18, Grants. 19, Erased. 21, Steps.
Precaution is the week’s byword. Check safety devices, sign up for a physical and don’t be too quick to endorse any documents or contracts. An intellectual relationship is accented.
The focus is on appearance. The time may be right to change your image and expanded your wardrobe. Maintain your independent stance - it may advance you in educational and romantic areas.
You and a new friend exchange ideas and introduce each other to new areas of interest. It’s an intellectual and creative week and also one that favours bargain hunting and solving mysteries. CAPRICORN—December 23-January 20
LIBRA—September 23-October 22 Expand your horizons by signing up for instruction or mingling with intelligent people or cultural groups. Guarantees should be iron clad. You may be asked to return old favours. SCORPIO—October 23-November 21
You and a new friend exchange ideas and introduce each other to new areas of interest. It’s an intellectual and creative week and also one that favours bargain hunting and solving mysteries.
ARIES—March 21-April 20
SAGITTARIUS—November 22-December 22
Small financial gains can offset unexpected household expenses. Try to tie up loose ends in partnership arrangements - even if it means overtime. Don’t be modest about advertising your strengths. PISCES—February 20-March 20 Your inventive spirit peaks. Go to the top with your bright ideas. Your partner may need more time and more space to deal with a personal matter. A family situation becomes less costly.
CANCER—June 22-July 22
Expand your horizons by signing up for instruction or mingling with intelligent people or cultural groups. Guarantees should be iron clad. You may be asked to return old favours. SCORPIO—October 23-November 21
On the weekend the accent is on reunions, local travel and much discovery. The weekend also has you seeing everyone’s point of view and you are at your decision making best.
LEO—July 23-August 22
Your partner is generous but demanding. Your workplace cheers up - perhaps a rival or sullen colleague is transferred. A volunteer assignment helps you learn a little more about yourself.
6. Is a fledgling’s always of he greatest excellence? (5,6). 7. Damage part of the pharmacy (4). 8. The distant view that’s an outsider in the photographic competition? (4,4). 9. Leslie came round Monday with the fruit (6). 10. A dolly model (6). 12. They quiver while one writes (6). 15. Complained about having bars (6). 17. Looking excited when getting the game going (8). 19. What nice little fillies turn into when they’re married? (4). 20. Dejected as a bird looks with a comb that’s gone droopy? (11). DOWN 1. Easily shocked flower girl (8). 2. Pictures the excisemen would like to get hold of? (6). 3. How one chucks them away when sore arms have healed? (6). 4. Agrees removing the centre will take a long time (4). 5. What a swimmer will do passing a dog in the water? (6). 6. Old girl! (5). 11. Possibly altering the shape (8). 13. Therefore a material comfort (6). 14. How cross a man looks if he can’t find his trousers? (6). 15. Tease and catch the slattern (3-3). 16. The Spanish drink that’s found in Scotland (5). 18. Looks just the same upsidedown (4).
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★ ★ ★ (4).21.Notanout-backwoman!(4). QUICKSOLUTIONS Across-6,Hard-hearted.7,Lamb.8,Restrain.9,Stable 10,Deluge.12,Scream.15,Renown.17,Passages.19,Here. 20,Mountainous. Down-1,Probable.2,Charge.3,Passed.4,Stir.5,Idling.6, Heart.11,Luncheon.13,Charms.14,Mighty.15,Rustic.16, Works.18,Sour.
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Page 18 The Moorabool News – 23 August, 2022 Email - news@themooraboolnews.com.au CALDWELL,JohnWilliam Loved son of Max (Dec.) and TreasuredMina.brother of Brian, Robyn and Karen “Gone fishing” DEATH NOTICE BECKENSALL – Alan 03.08.1946 – 15.08.2022 Loving Partner of Hope. Wonderful Father to Tim. Father-in-law to Daisie. Brother of Jan. Forever In Our Hearts DEATH NOTICE Classified ad bookings close 12PM Friday. Bookings on (03) 5368 1966 or by email — Emailnews@themooraboolnews.com.aumustincludefullcontactdetails or advertisement cannot be placed.LOCAL CLASSIFIEDS FUNERALS MN02304G2 BECKENSALL –The Funeral Service for the late Mr Alan Beckensall will be held at Michael Crawford Funerals Chapel, 226 Main Street Bacchus Marsh on THURSDAY (August 25, 2022) commencing at 11.00am. A Private Cremation will Follow. The Service for Alan will be Live Streamed and available to view on our website:(Selectmichaelcrawfordfunerals.com.au–FuneralLiveStream) FUNERAL NOTICE IN THE CARE OF Ballan Bacchus Marsh 5367 michaelcrawfordfunerals.com.au6733 Sell it Local for Less Sell with a photo $50inc. for 1 news@themooraboolnews.com.aumonthPhone53681966 4x4 Toyota Steel Tub Trailer Bedding Rack, Water Storage, Canvas Cover, Storage Box 500 x 500 x 1500, 2 x Spare Wheels, $2,700 – Phone: 5368 2339 (after 6pm) FUNERALS PAT FUNERALSCASHIN1114DovetonSt.Nth,BallaratPh:53333911AllHours Full service at moderate cost Diesel Mechanic - Work close to home - Well maintained fleet Christian's Bus Company is a bus service provider who has been operating in several locations across regional Victoria for over 30 years. We are currently looking to recruit a Diesel Mechanic to join our maintenance workshop team in Bacchus Marsh. Applicants must have: • work experience as a mechanic • industry recognised qualification • strong attention to detail • professional approach • excellent organisational skills. In return we offer: • a welcoming, supportive team • high safety standards • a well maintained fleet of buses and well equipped workshop • growth opportunities • uniform and training Experience driving a bus or a willingness to learn would be highly Interested?regarded.Ifyou would like more information please contact the Recruitment Officer on 0438 590 026 or to apply email careers@christiansbus.com.au as soon as possible.
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Ballan Brumbies Basketball Results – Week ending Saturday 20 August
Taking on the bottom of the table Wildcats should have been a fairly easy win for the finals bound Under 12 Boys C Ballan Brumbies but, playing with just four players - the two missing were leading scorers Eli Rogers and Harry Garnermade this a danger match. The game was a tight affair early on, the big men dominating as Josh Kennedy for Wildcats and Angus Eskdale for Ballan each scoring their teams opening six points. Ballan kept creeping ahead by a basket or two, but Wildcats answered every Brumbies push, Kennedy’s shooting and Chace Blomley’s speed causing Ballan problems. Ballan coach Riley Dart was concerned about his team running themselves into the ground too early as his boys looked to push the pace. Brumbies were getting good looks at the basket, though Lachlan Prosser and Brody Grech were not able to finish with their usual class. Prosser started to find his range, connecting on a gorgeous left hand reverse layup and Marley Solterbeck followed with a coast-to-coast drive. Again, Wildcats came back through Kennedy and Blomley to tie the game at 20 apiece at the half. Both teams were noticeably tiring in the 2nd half which saw defences at either end open up. Ballan took advantage as Prosser repeatedly carved his way to the basket. When he wasn’t scoring (he finished with a game high 16 points) he was kicking out to Grech for open shots.
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Defensively, Ballan cleverly negated their numerical disadvantage by almost ignoring Wildcats weaker offensive players, daring them to shoot and trusting Grech and Eskdale to control the defensive boards. That, in turn, allowed Prosser and especially Solterbeck, who had a dynamite defensive game, to apply more ball pressure. With Wildcats offense grinding to a halt the Brumbies were able to pounce. Late baskets to each of Ballan’s foursome in the final few minutes seeing the lead stretch out to a comfortable level. A brave win by the undermanned Brumbies, eventually prevailing 41-32.
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U10RESULTSBoys: Ballan D (White) 20 def Phoenix Falcons 8 Ballan D (Blue) 5 lost Drummo Dragons Blac 14 U12 Boys: Ballan E 15 lost Celtic Tigers 32 Ballan C 41 def Wildcats Blue 21 U12 Girls: Ballan C 18 lost Phoenix Diamonds 25 U14 Boys: Ballan F (White) 34 def Wildcats 14 Ballan B 60 def Wildcats 21 U14 Girls: Ballan C 30 def Celtic Tigers 22 U16 Boys: Ballan F 22 lost Drummo Dragons Black 32 Ballan E 40 def Celtic Tigers 34 Ballan D 27 lost Drummo Dragons 37 Ballan B 49 lost Saints Suns 62 U16 Girls: Ballan C 37 def Excies Acmy 31 U19 Boys: Ballan E 33 def Drummo Dragons Green 27 U19 Girls: Ballan 10 lost Saints Lynx 23.
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LOCHINVAR Art had a torrid time on his race track return but would have lost few admirers from his brave second behind a blistering Julie Douglas runner. Torrid Saint was relentless at the head of affairs to have the poorly drawn Grand Circuit champ chasing throughout the short distance sprint, the Hylands My Lightning Blue Free For All. The six-year-old won in a personal best 1:51.7 mile rate in Jack Laugher’s hands, including a 27.6-second third quarter as Lochinvar Art loomed on his outside. “We had that advantage from the start and had the horse good enough to utilise it and he’s gone super,” Laugher said. “He’s probably the fastest horse I’ve driven as far as coming with one run, and obviously his gate speed as well. “Not a lot of horses can peel out and run a quarter that he’s got in him. It’s just a great asset that he’s got. We don’t have to drive him any certain way, but he does have that really good turn of foot and high speed.” It was all on display at Tabcorp Park Melton, with Torrid Saint zipping to the front from gate five despite Boncel Benjamin having also been lively on his inside. Lochinvar Art advanced to his outside just after the bell but Torrid Saint was able to hold him at bay, winning by 2.9 metres while Tango Tara stormed into third with an eye-catching finalLaugherburst.said the win showed the winner’s significant growth, having looked likely of late but not actually broken through to score since November last year. “Early on he was never a superstar by any means, and he’s just progressively gotten better and better,” he said. “It probably hasn’t shocked the smart people around him, but the way he goes about it, he’s just progressed so much. It’s taken him a while, but he’s got to that top level and turned into a super horse. “Tonight was just to see where we are, obviously Lochinvar Art’s going to improve off that run. A couple more runs time the results may be different, who knows, but in the future we’ve got different avenues and ways we can drive him. It’s a credit to everyone involved.”
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15&Under: Winner - Arna Howard (Hepburn) - 39 votes. R/Up - Meg Cahir (Dunnstown) - 27 votes.
Club Votes 13&Under Ballan Clover McIlwaine 9 Charlotte Grech 8 Aimee Carr Ruby Sims 6 Bungaree Eliza Trigg 17 Audrey Molloy 7 Grace Vila Pouca 6 Piper Drew 5 Dunnstown Billie Donald 30 Emma Dash 16 Sienna Cahir 4 Ahlia Sarra 4 Gordon Charli Busuttil 26 Sienna Muir 16 Chelsea Winter 13 Scarlett Frantz 6 Springbank Ellie Hanrahan 25 Elizabeth Choul 21 Alana Goss 7 Bethany Toose 7 Ballan15&Under Niamh Mauriks 12 Tiyana Budinoski 6 Aimee Carr 5 Bungaree Avery Clarke 24 Charlotte Prendergast 22 Myah Elliott 11 Dunnstown Meg Cahir 27 Torah Munday 9 Gordon Meg Cahir 27 Torah Munday 9 Springbank Grace Greene 20 Nyawech Choul 15 Maddison Birkett 11 Ella Greene 9 Ballan17&Under Bridget Casey 19 Poppy McIlwaine 5 Bungaree Lily Ryan 22 Olivia Beer 15 Amali Price 7 Tully Clarke 5 Dunnstown Abbey Britt 24 Charlie Cahir 9 Isla McKay 9 Enna Rinaldi 8 Gordon Chloe Tenerezza 11 Bonnie Mader 7 Springbank Sienna Denman 26 Rubi Kinniburgh 7 Central
Results - Week ending Saturday 20 August Wednesday – Stableford Winner - Bill Pickering (19) 35 points. R/up - Les Martin (7) 33 points. NTPs - 12th Frank Raffaele, 15th Bob Arklay. Magpie - 14th David Leach. Saturday – Stroke – 1st Qualifying Round McIlvena Cup. Winner on the day - Pat Clifford 81-21-60. R/up - Anthony Moore 68-6-62. NTPs - 12th Rick Roden, 15th John McLeod. Magpies - 14th Rob Brown, 18th Rick Roden. Balls 3, Cut-off 64 on c/b Anthony Moore, Pat Clifford, Bob Arklay. Central Highlands Football League Results – Week 1 Finals Qualifying finals
13&Under: Winner - Kayla McNaulty (C’ham/Linton) - 34 votes. R/Up - Billie Donald (Dunnstown) - 30 votes.
SENIORS Gordon 18.10 (118) def Springbank 17.4 (106) Dunnstown 5.6 (36) lost Hepburn 12.11 (83) RESERVES Skipton 8.8 (56) def Buninyong 6.8 (44) Dunnstown 8.6 (54) lost Springbank 8.7 (55) UNDER 18 Springbank 8.13 (61) def Waubra 4.7 (31) Gordon 11.7 (73) def Beaufort 3.13 (31) UNDER 15 Daylesford 4.12 (36) def Learmonth 3.6 (24) Buninyong 8.4 (52) def Hepburn 5.2 (32) Elimination finals SENIORS Buninyong 3.15 (33) lost Learmonth 11.6 (72) Skipton 15.17 (107) def Waubra 4.2 (26) RESERVES Learmonth 5.11 (41) lost Newlyn 6.9 (45) R’wood/C’hap 9.8 (62) def Bungaree 6.8 (44) UNDER 18 C’ham/Linton 5.8 (38) lost Newlyn 7.8 (50) Learmonth 7.7 (49) def Dunnstown 5.5 (35) UNDER 15 Ballan 2.6 (18) lost Gordon 6.7 (43) Bungaree 15.17 (107) def Clunes 0.0 (0) Pentland Calisthenics
17&Under: Winner - Arna Howard (Hepburn) - 41 votes. R/Up - Maddie Lewis (C’ham/Linton) - 35 votes. Highlands Netball League - Week 1 Finals A Grade Buninyong (62) def Rokewood (25) Beaufort (56) def Dunnstown (38) Newlyn (44) def Bungaree (38) Learmonth (48) def Springbank (44) B Grade Buninyong (41) def Bungaree (24) Dunnstown (34) lost Newlyn (35) Springbank (26) def Clunes (24) Learmonth (29) lost Gordon (43) C Grade Ballan (29) def Clunes (21) Buninyong (35) def Learmonth (20) Bungaree (36) def Gordon (34) Newlyn (24) lost Springbank (25) 17 & Under Hepburn (27) lost Bungaree (28) Learmonth (25) def Clunes (24) Skipton (33) def C’ham/Linton (25) Newlyn (35) def Buninyong (19) 15 & Under Hepburn (30) def Springbank (20) Bungaree (20) def Newlyn (14) Learmonth (31) def Clunes) 17) Skipton (37) def Gordon (20) 13 & Under Dunnstown (16) def Learmonth (14) Newlyn (16) def Springbank (11) Buninyong (10) lost Skipton (14) Gordon (14) lost C’ham/Linton (21) Ballan Golf Club
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RESULTS
After a busy couple of weekends, this one was a little quieter with only the Sub Juniors (8-10 years) competing. They headed to Werribee for their Coastside Competition held at the Wyndham Cultural Centre. Coach Dannae was one very proud Coach as she collected the Aggregate Trophy at the end of their six performances having been awarded 1st place for March, Free Exercises, Rods and Song & Dance along with 2nd place for Clubs and Aesthetics. They now have about a month to continue working hard to improve their overall technique before their State Titles competition. The Sub Juniors at their Coastside Competition held at the Wyndham Cultural Centre.
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Junior - Best & Fairest Awards 2022 season
Week 2 - Finals – Saturday 27 August - at Waubra 13 & Under Springbank v Dunnstown (9.30am) 15 & Under Springbank v Bungaree (10.30am) 17 & Under Hepburn v Learmonth (11.30am) C Grade Learmonth v Ballan (12.30pm) B Grade Bungaree v Newlyn (1.30pm) A Grade Rokewood v Beaufort (2.30pm) Sunday 28 August - at Buninyong 13 & Under Gordon v Skipton (9.30am) 15 & Under Gordon v Learmonth (10.30am) 17 & Under Buninyong v Skipton (11.30am) C Grade Newlyn v Bungaree (12.30pm) B Grade Learmonth v Springbank (1.30pm) A Grade Springbank v Newlyn (2.30pm)
Ballarat Football League Results - Round 18 SENIORS Darley 15.10 (100) def North Ballarat 12.10 (82) Redan 14.19 (103) def Melton South 8.9 (57) Sebastopol 9.15 (69) lost Ballarat 11.6 (72) Sunbury 15.19 (109) def Bacchus Marsh 6.8 (44) Melton 23.17 (155) def Lake Wendouree 5.3 (33) RESERVES Melton 17.22 (124) def Lake Wendouree 2.2 (14) Sunbury 20.13 (133) def Bacchus Marsh 2.3 (15) Sebastopol 13.11 (89) def Ballarat 6.6 (42) Redan 16.17 (113) def Melton South 5.2 (32) Darley 4.7 (31) lost North Ballarat 12.7 (79) UNDER 19 Sunbury 10.11 (71) def Bacchus Marsh 1.5 (11) Darley 10.3 (63) lost North Ballarat 12.11 (83) Sebastopol 3.2 (20) lost Ballarat 11.13 (79) Melton 9.13 (67) def Lake Wendouree 5.2 (32) BFL LADDER Team PTS % Seniors Melton 56 195.8 Ballarat 48 106.82 Sebastopol 40 115.8 Darley 40 111.2 East Point 40 110.33 North Ballarat 32 130.08 Redan 32 104.71 Bacchus Marsh 28 84.93 Sunbury 20 100.78 Melton South 12 53.49 Lake Wendouree 4 57.63 Reserves Sunbury 56 328.78 Melton 56 293.1 Sebastopol 48 225.77 North Ballarat 48 179.39 East Point 36 141.06 Ballarat 28 125.69 Redan 24 75.81 Darley 24 64.29 Lake Wendouree 20 48.19 Bacchus Marsh 12 45.23 Melton South 0 24.09 Under 19 East Point 52 276.58 Ballarat 52 225.97 North Ballarat 48 238.94 Sunbury 36 99.1 Darley 32 128.33 Redan 24 87.05 Bacchus Marsh 20 67.86 Sebastopol 12 49.48 Melton 8 57.39 Lake Wendouree 4 38.24 Senior Women’s Football – Darley v Bacchus Marsh Photos - Tim Saultry / sportingherald.com.au
By Todd Whelan Sunbury finished their season on a high and ‘in the black’ surpassing 100 per cent for and against, on their way to a resounding 65 point win over Bacchus Marsh at the Clarke Oval last Saturday. The Lions finished off their season with four wins from their last six games, an encouraging base for next season under Travis Hodgson who will lead the club into a fourth year in 2023. The Cobras on the other hand capitulated to a fifth loss in six games ending their season in eighth place with seven wins. Veteran forward Leigh Brennan (five goals) shows no signs of ageing, leading a charge of eight Lions players to hit the scoreboard. The Lions led from start to finish and virtually put this game to bed by quarter time despite having had the advantage with the breeze.
FINAL SCORES: Sunbury - 4.3-27, 9.5-59, 11.12-78, 15.19-109 defeated Bacchus Marsh - 0.2-2, 2.5-17, 4.6-30, 6.8-44. B/Marsh (Best) - S. Meagher, D. Veldon, D. Miesen, T. German, R. Stuhldrier, X. Jenks B/Marsh (Goals) - D. Burton 1, J. Owen, A. Willitts, J. Parente, S. Crea, J. Freeman. DON’T MISS “THE PRESSER’’ - LIVE EVERY WEDNESDAY NIGHT FROM 8PM. LISTEN TO APPPLE 98.5FM OR STREAM LIVE www.apple985fm.com.au
FINAL SCORES: Darley 2.2-14, 9.6-60, 10.868, 15.10-100 defeated North Ballarat 2.3-15, 6.5-41, 9.8-62, 12.10-82. Darley (Whelan’s Best) - D. Landt, L. Baker, J. Cadman, M. Brett, Z. Lehuray. Darley (Goals) - D. Landt 3, L. Baker 2, B. Colley, J. Bewley, *N.Rodda 1, Z. LeHuray, S. Page, D. Bishop, J. Cadman, T. Van Leith. *Nick Rodda finished tied with Ryan Carter (Melton) for the Tony Lockett Medal with 56 goals for the Home and Away season.
Email - news@themooraboolnews.com.au The Moorabool News – 23 August, 2022 Page 21Sport NetballBallaratLadder Team PTS % A Grade 1 North Ballarat 60 141.38 2 Melton South 50 112.96 3 Redan 48 119.82 4 Darley 44 117.54 5 Lake Wendouree 36 99.52 6 East Point 32 102.67 7 Sebastopol 26 96.75 8 Ballarat 20 80.27 9 Bacchus Marsh 8 52.67 B Grade 1 Redan 60 163.98 2 Darley 56 162.27 3 East Point 56 158.85 4 Ballarat 46 131.47 5 Lake Wendouree 40 115.87 6 Melton South 32 87.30 7 Sebastopol 32 87.09 8 North Ballarat 24 95.18 9 Bacchus Marsh 20 55.23 10 Sunbury 12 63.18 11 Melton 8 56.00 C Grade 1 East Point 60 164.11 2 Darley 48 144.90 3 Lake Wendouree 48 114.73 4 Ballarat 44 122.20 5 Melton South 44 111.45 6 Sebastopol 28 98.30 7 Redan 28 86.30 8 Bacchus Marsh 12 64.17 9 North Ballarat 12 52.08 10 Melton 0 0.00 D Grade 1 East Point 62 149.06 2 Ballarat 60 176.08 3 North Ballarat 48 123.82 4 Melton South 46 134.78 5 Lake Wendouree 42 121.35 6 Bacchus Marsh 40 104.10 7 Sebastopol 30 91.49 8 Melton 28 99.22 9 Redan 18 70.00 10 Darley 18 69.50 11 Sunbury 4 39.14 E Grade 1 Melton South 64 100.00 2 East Point 62 93.33 3 Sebastopol 48 66.67 4 Redan 42 60.00 5 Ballarat 36 50.00 6 Melton 32 42.86 7 North Ballarat 32 40.00 8 Lake Wendouree 20 21.43 9 Bacchus Marsh 12 7.14 10 Darley 12 7.14 19&Under 1 Sebastopol 58 86.67 2 Darley 54 80.00 3 North Ballarat 54 78.57 4 Lake Wendouree 48 71.43 5 Ballarat 44 60.00 6 Redan 30 40.00 7 Melton South 28 35.71 8 East Point 20 21.43 9 Sunbury 16 14.29 10 Bacchus Marsh 8 0.00 Ballarat Football Netball League Results - Round 18 A Grade East Point (55) def Bacchus Marsh (39) Darley (52) def North Ballarat (42) Redan (41) lost Melton South (60) Sebastopol (58) def Ballarat (39) B Grade Darley (60) def North Ballarat (23) Sunbury (47) def Bacchus Marsh (25) Redan (59) def Melton South (35) Melton (22) lost Lake Wendouree (68) Sebastopol (45) def Ballarat (44) C Grade Darley (60) def North Ballarat (18) East Point (49) def Bacchus Marsh (22) Redan (37) lost Melton South (44) Sebastopol (30) lost Ballarat (38) D Grade Darley (24) lost North Ballarat (34) Melton (27) def Lake Wendouree (24) Redan (22) lost Melton South (40) Sunbury (18) lost Bacchus Marsh (39) Sebastopol (30) def Ballarat (23) E Grade Redan (23) lost Melton South (29) Darley (18) lost North Ballarat (33) Melton (29) def Lake Wendouree (19) Sebastopol (22) def Ballarat (16) 19 & Under Sebastopol (60) def Ballarat (22) Redan (29) def Melton South (19) Sunbury (27) def Bacchus Marsh (16) Darley (33) def North Ballarat (23)
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Cobras no match for Lions
Lions stand-outs Tyson Lever and Harry Minton-Connell continued their run of good form while the progression of youth trends in the right direction. Jack Hannett and Jack Newitt topped the list for as many as 12 candidates among best on ground conversations.
By Todd Whelan Dan Jordan’s Devils made it three wins on the trot to secure fourth placing on the BFNL ladder as the home and away season concluded last weekend. An Elimination Final against East Point in Ballarat this Sunday ‘Mature’awaits.wasthe buzz word used by Jordan in the aftermath that best described the nature of performance from his seemingly young group. While midfield leaders Dylan Landt (three goals) and Luther Baker (two goals) stood up in the second half in the absence of Brett Bewley (managed), it was the depth of lesser like contributors that proved significant. It was the Devils fifth win in eight home games and the second win against top six opposition in the last month. While external expectation on the Devils chances in their return to finals are tempered, their willingness to compete cannot be denied. Only Melton and Ballarat have won more games. Surely spirited momentum and a recent win over East Point, albeit in the ‘East’, gives them some hope overcoming the reigning dual Premiers. Darley’s younger brigade continue to grow and were able to hit the scoreboard on Saturday as leading forward Nick Rodda (one goal) had his hands full, often outnumbered 3-1 in the air. While North bigman Cam McCallum was imposing in the ruck with another haul of hit-outs, credit must be given to the Devils Ayden Tanner for his combative intent and workrate.NorthBallarat did hit the lead in the third term arresting a 19 point deficit at the main break before the Devils steadied at the 25 minute mark to regain the advantage at the final change. In a nutshell, the Devils kicked six of the last nine goals of the game to get the job done.
The Cobras, seemingly bereft of the fight we saw earlier in the year could manage just six goals on a quiet day for the visiting forwards. Six indiviudual Cobras goalkickers represented their major returns on the scoreboard while young combative ruckman Spencer Meagher was named best for the losing side. Defenders Daniel Veldon, Dominic Mieson and Xavier Jenks toiled manfully behind the ball while Tom German and Riley Stuhldrier were again serviceable contributors in the red, yellow and black. Both are proud clubs and will prepare for their journey back to finals, for an eighth and ninth place finish, simply won’t do.
Devils
BEST: Grace Markovic, Matilda Elliot ROUND 2 FINALS - BACCHUS MARSH COMMUNITY BANK BRANCH - SENIOR WOMEN’S FOOTBALL Another demolition game against the Cobras on Sunday. The girls are playing at a new level and are so exciting to watch. A great team effort by all. A big congratulations also goes to Kim Bessell for winning the league’s leading goal kicker. Darley 17.15.117 d Bacchus Marsh 1.0.06. GOALS: Kim Bessell 6, Madalyn Clarke 6, Montelle Pontisso 2, Zoe Attard 1, Taylor Ford 1, Matilda Rawlings 1. BEST: Ella Tyson, Zoe Attard, Tamara Henry, Stephanie Thompson, Taylor Ford, Madalyn Clarke.
The senior game was impressive and at times a tight contest with the Devils kicking the last 3 goals of the match for a win. The boys ended the game in 4th position and will play East Point on Sunday. Congratulations to Nick Rodda for ending the year winning the league’s leading goal kicker.
The 19's, C's, B's and A's have had a brilliant season, with 3 grades finishing in 2nd place on the ladder and our A grade finishing 4th. It's the first time in the club’s history that they have had 4 teams playing in finals, and 10 years since A grade have made finals. Well done ladies! The next few weeks are going to be busy and exciting. We are going to start from scratch again, so bring your A game, along with your family and friends to get around the Devils and help push us through to that grand final day! A big congratulations to one of our favourites, Tarni Lopes who played her 200th game on the weekend (excluding junior games). Tarni, you are amazing and an inspiration to all. Well done. Go Devils! 19’s & Under: Darley 34 d North Ballarat 23. GOAL SCORERS: Ava Hellyer, Greta Gorman-Jacobs, Sarah Mason. BEST: Holly Barrett, Chelsea Mason E-Grade: North Ballarat 33 d Darley 18. GOAL SCORERS: Kiera Moran, Ava Densley. BEST: Ava Densley, Teah Myers. D-Grade: North Ballarat 34 d Darley 24. GOAL SCORERS: Ava Densley, Jessica Blake, Charlotte Dobai. BEST: Ava Densley, Ruby Gellie. C-Grade: Darley 60 d North Ballarat 18. GOAL SCORERS: Lauren Martin, Renee Hulls, Katie Kakoschke. BEST: Addison Wright, Renee Hulls. B-Grade: Darley 60 d North Ballarat 24. GOAL SCORERS: Sarah Magowan, Victoria Abdulnour, Sarah Mason. BEST: Kaylee Smith, Victoria Abdulnour. A-Grade: Darley 52 d North Ballarat 42. GOAL SCORERS: Monique Nagle, Becca Hicks.
FINALS Football Elimination Final at City Oval/Eastern Oval – Sunday 28th August Darley U19’s vs Sunbury Darley Senior’s vs East Point Women’s Football Preliminary Final at Marty Busch Recreation Reserve – Sunday 28th August Darley vs Sebastopol Netball Qualifying Finals at Macpherson Park – Saturday 27th August Darley U19’s vs Sebastopol Darley C Grade vs East Point Darley B Grade vs Redan Netball Elimination Final at City Oval/Eastern Oval– Sunday 28th August Darley Senior’s vs Lake Wendouree Good luck to all teams playing finals this weekend. Go Devils!! SPONSOR OF THE WEEK
Under 19’s: North Ballarat 12.11.83 d Darley 10.3.63. GOALS: Will Johnson 3, Lachlan Ingham 2, Cooper Murley 2, Ben Crawford 1, Daniel Lalor 1, Justin Runge 1. BEST: Will Johnson, Daniel Lalor, Jyson Fawcett, Finn Burns, Lachlan Ingham, Joel Bradley. Reserves: North Ballarat 12.7.79 d Darley 4.7.31. GOALS: Matt Horan 2, Regan King 1, Seth Fawcett 1. BEST: Matt Horan, Dylan Beecham, Seth Fawcett, Jye Stephenson, Chase Sanders, James McNair
Seniors: Darley 15.10.100 d North Ballarat 12.10.82. GOALS: Dylan Landt 3, Luther Baker 2, Jack Bewley 2, Blake Colley 2, Dylon Bishop 1, Joel Cadman 1, Zane Le Huray 1, Shane Page 1, Nick Rodda 1, Trae Van Leth 1. BEST: Luther Baker, Dylan Landt, Zane Le Huray, Joel Cadman, Matthew Brett, Bailey Young. NETBALL Today our 19s, Cs, Bs and As all came away with convincing wins again North Ballarat. It has been a successful season for all of our teams and both E and D grades have shown great improvements and it will be exciting to see what they will bring to next season.
The 19’s started the game off well against 3rd placed North Ballarat on Saturday and at one stage, led by 35 points. Unfortunately, a last quarter fade out saw the boys lose by 20 points. Will Johnson kicked 3 goals and was named best, along with Daniel Lalor and Hyson Fawcett. The boys finished 5th on the ladder and will play Sunbury in an elimination final on Sunday. The reserves put in a solid effort but were unfortunately beaten by 48 points. Dale Murley has done a terrific job with the boys, not only fielding a team every week but coaching them to 6 winning matches.
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