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Pride of Warrnambool

Warrnambool’s Daisy Ye was thrilled to be named winner of the Regional Development Victoria People’s Choice Award in this year’s 7NEWS Community Achievement Awards. For the full story turn to page 6.

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GATEWAY Plaza will once again host the MacKillop Family Services Christmas Gift Appeal.

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Plaza shoppers and visitors will again have the opportunity to donate gifts for foster children, and other vulnerable families and children across the district, this upcoming festive season. Gateway property manager Sarah Porter said last year’s appeal received overwhelming support, with almost 500 gifts donated along with several gift vouchers. “The generosity of people last year was just incredible and we’re hoping to raise the bar even further this year,” Sarah said. “We know many people in our community are doing it tough so it’s amazing to see just how generous

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families and children in our community via the agencies and services.” According to Ms Umbers, last year’s appeal meant that foster carers were “completely sorted with gifts” and didn’t have to purchase out of their own pockets – and it also meant there were enough gifts for a few for each child. “The community went above and beyond with the gifts that were donated to the appeal via Gateway Plaza,” she said. The Christmas tree will be set up from Monday, November 9. “We will hang gift tags on the white fence at the tree for people to grab a boy or girl tag,” Sarah said. “Presents don’t need to be wrapped, just a tag stuck on, and these can be left under the tree.”

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people can be; to see people thinking of others less fortunate while also facing tough times themselves is heartwarming.” Approximately 400 children across the south west were supported through the 2025 Christmas Gift Appeal, bringing smiles to the faces of so many youngsters who may otherwise have faced a somewhat bleak Christmas. “The goal of the appeal when we started 11 years ago was to support our foster carers financially via Christmas gifts for the children in their care,” carer recruitment and development coordinator with MacKillop Family Services Alana Umbers said. “The appeal well and truly goes above and beyond that now, as well as being able to support so many other vulnerable

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Feasibility study into aquatic needs

MOYNE Shire Council has welcomed a $40,000 Victorian Government funding commitment to support a feasibility study and business case for a potential new indoor aquatic facility in Moyne Shire.

The funding will complement council’s existing commitment of $80,000, enabling the detailed investigation identified as an immediate priority in the recently adopted Aquatics Facilities Strategy 2026-2036. Mayor Cr Jordan Lockett said the funding was an important step forward in understanding whether a future indoor aquatic facility could be delivered in Moyne Shire. “Good decisions start with good information,” Cr Lockett said. “We need to understand whether an indoor aquatic facility is feasible, where it may be best located, what services it should provide, how much it would cost to build and operate, and what level of community benefit it would deliver. “This study is about gathering the information we need to make evidencebased decisions for the future and we are grateful for the government’s support through this funding.” At its June 2026 meeting, council adopted the Aquatics Facilities Strategy 2026-2036 following extensive community engagement and stakeholder consultation. As part of that decision, council committed $80,000 in the 2026-27 Budget to commission a feasibility study and business case for a new indoor aquatic facility within Moyne Shire and resolved to actively pursue external funding opportunities to support the work. Cr Lockett said aquatic facilities

require significant capital investment and ongoing operational funding, so it was critical council properly understands the opportunities, challenges and long-term implications before considering any next steps. “Securing external funding for this study is an important step forward,” he said. “It gives us the opportunity to properly explore what an indoor aquatic facility

could look like for Moyne and what would be required to make it a reality. “This is the beginning of an important planning and decision-making process. We need to understand the options, the costs and the long-term sustainability of a facility before we can make informed decisions about future investment.” Cr Lockett said the community deserved

a thorough and honest assessment to understand if an indoor aquatic facility in Moyne was possible, so that any future decisions were grounded in good information, realistic costs and the needs of the community. Council will now undertake a procurement process to engage a specialist consultant to deliver the study, aiming to start work early in the new year.

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The St Ann’s class of 1966 gathered in front of the Grotto for Emmanuel College’s first ‘homecoming reunion’ on Saturday.

Students come ‘home’ THERE are some places that never One group of former students particularly enjoyed revisiting their school days, and in a really leave us. No matter how many years pass, returning to where we went to school brings back memories, friendships and moments that helped shape who we are. That was the spirit of Emmanuel College’s first Homecoming Reunion Weekend, which welcomed alumni from seven year levels (from 1966 right through to 2016) for a memorable celebration of friendship, community and shared history. From the moment alumni arrived on campus, there was an unmistakable sense of excitement. Familiar faces emerged, old friendships were renewed, and conversations quickly turned to stories of school days past. Walking through the college grounds once again sparked plenty of “remember when?” moments, with classrooms, corridors, home rooms, the chapel and sporting fields bringing back a flood of memories. For some, it was their first visit in decades, but the sense of belonging remained.

playful nod to the past, they even swung on the rope and rang the old school bell. The reunion also offered an opportunity to reflect on how much the college has changed, while celebrating the history that connects its past and present. Attendees enjoyed the historical storyboards, magazines, symbols, badges and photographs on display. Across the seven year levels, there were countless stories of careers, families, achievements, challenges and adventures. Yet, despite the different paths everyone had followed, the connection to their school remained strong. Alumni who had not seen one another for years were soon chatting and laughing as naturally as old friends. The celebrations continued beyond the school gates and late into the evening, with year levels gathering for lunches, dinners and drinks, providing more opportunities to catch up, reminisce and strengthen old friendships.

The class of 1986 chat with student Lachlan Gome.

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Next stage of path renewal begins THE next stage of Warrnambool City Council’s CBD footpath renewal program has begun, with ageing asphalt footpaths in Lava, Koroit and Timor streets to be rebuilt. The works will cover sections of Lava Street, Koroit Street and Timor Street (between Liebig and Banyan streets), replacing worn, patchy and uneven asphalt with new, smooth surfaces. Work will start in Lava Street before progressing to Koroit Street and Timor Street. Work is expected to be complete by late November, depending on weather conditions. The project forms part

of council’s ongoing program to renew asphalt footpaths throughout the Warrnambool CBD as they reach the end of their useful life. Sections of footpath have already been renewed in Lava, Kepler, Gilles, Fairy and Banyan streets, as well as Raglan Parade. Properties will remain accessible for the vast majority of the works. Access will need to be restricted for a few hours to remove the existing footpath, and then again while the new asphalt is laid, however the footpath and properties will be accessible in between these times. Warrnambool mayor Cr Ben Blain said the finished result would be a much smoother footpath.

Visitors to the Warrnambool CBD will soon enjoy new, smooth footpaths across many areas.

“The asphalt footpaths have become worn and uneven over the years, and we are progressively working our way through

Cash boost for Davidson Oval

D A V I D S O N Oval is set to receive $190,000 from the State Government under its Local Sports Infrastructure Fund program.

Member for Western Victoria Jacinta Ermacora last week announced the money would go towards upgrading existing oval lighting at the reserve to 100 lux. This will include four new light poles, cabling

works and the installation of energy efficient LED sports lighting. “This announcement is one of 57 new projects that will share in more than $13.9 million from the Local Sports Infrastructure Fund,” Ms Ermacora said.

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the city centre and making them safer and easier for everyone to use,” he said. “An important part of the planning for this multi-year project is cooperating with utility companies who may need to access their infrastructure beneath the surface of the footpaths. “For example, with the AusNet gas works currently under way in Warrnambool, we’ve worked with them to only schedule footpath renewals in areas that they

have already completed their gas works in. “We know there are still more asphalt footpaths to be rebuilt across the city centre and these will be done in stages over the coming years, but if you ever encounter a hazard on any footpath across the city, please contact us so we can investigate.” Cr Blain thanked nearby residents and businesses in advance for their patience while the work took place. “Our staff have

been working directly with businesses and property owners in the affected areas ahead of construction to minimise disruptions,” he said. “There may be shortterm changes to vehicle and pedestrian movements during the project, so please be aware and observe all signage.” Council staff will continue to liaise with impacted properties as the project progresses.

Moyne Shire Council Community Update

Proposed minor development of Baxter Street Reserve Council is seeking feedback on proposed works for Baxter Street Reserve, Port Fairy. A list of options can be found in the survey on our Engage Moyne website, and include landscaping, path upgrade, barbecue, furniture and more. A proposed landscape plan shows potential layout and elements, as guidance. We would like to hear how residents use the space, and what park users would like to see.

Complete the survey at: https://engage.moyne.vic.gov.au/baxter-street-reserve

Funding announced for Koroit Youth Space Council has welcomed the announcement of major step forward for the Koroit Youth Space, with $500,000 in Victorian Government funding secured to help bring this community-driven project to life. A key element of the application was the contribution of over $100,000 by the Koroit community to help fund this project. The funding will help deliver some of the features young people and the community have been asking for, including a brand-new pump track, accessible footpaths, new seating shelter upgrades and improvements to the existing court area. Combined with Council’s $400,000 budget commitment and the money raised through local community efforts, there’s now significant momentum behind the project. Council will continue to pursue funding for future stages, including landscaping and playground development. See concept designs and more at: https://engage.moyne.vic.gov.au/koroit-youth-space www.moyne.vic.gov.au

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People’s Choice victory for Daisy WARRNAMBOOL’S Daisy Ye has taken out the prestigious People’s Choice Award at the 7NEWS Community Achievement Awards (Australia). An elated and humbled Daisy was presented with the award during a special ceremony in Melbourne last Saturday night. She was also named as one of 28 finalists (across seven award categories) in the Regional Development Victoria Leadership and Innovation Award (from among more than 200 nominations state-wide). “It was so inspiring to hear all the incredible achievements of the other finalists,” Daisy said. “I’m so proud and so humbled to have ranked number one in the People’s Choice Award. I’m so very grateful for the support of the Warrnambool community and for the way the entire district has welcomed me and embraced my culture and my differences.” Born and raised in Shanghai China, Daisy travelled to Australia just nine years ago with her husband Phil. The couple spent time with Phil’s family in Bundaberg and then planned to tour the country in their caravan, exploring various states. “We had big plans to travel the country in our van but

along the way I fell pregnant and amid all our medical appointments we found the staff at Warrnambool were the most welcoming,” Daisy said. “So we stayed put. Warrnambool was such a welcoming town and a wonderful place to raise our son; no-one seems to mind my English with an accent.” While she has only lived in Warrnambool for a relatively short period (seven years) Daisy has already made a huge impact on the local community. As president of the Warrnambool Multicultural Association, this inspiring leader continues to work hard to break down barriers for migrants and refugees, and to help encourage acceptance and a sense of intrigue and curiosity among the entire community. “We have so many wonderful volunteers doing wonderful things, not just associated with our multicultural group, but across the Warrnambool community in general,” Daisy said. “This People’s Choice Award is not just about me, it’s about our entire community and I sincerely thank everyone who took the time to vote for me. “This award reflects the work we are all doing, in so many different ways, to promote acceptance and understanding. Our community is thriving and we need to continue to work to create space for all.” While Daisy was extremely grateful to all those who had

supported her on her journey since arriving in the district, she was particularly grateful for the support of her family. “I’m very lucky to have such a supportive husband who always has my back,” she said. “Phil and his family introduced me to the way of life in Australia and they have always supported my ideas and the many voluntary hours I have given through various groups and events.” Earlier this year Daisy landed what she considers the perfect role for her at Deakin University – with the team at Deakin Create. Create stands for Centre for Refugee Employment, Advocacy, Training and Education. It is focused on supporting refugees and migrants to rebuild their careers through research, career clinics, education access and policy advocacy. “I am working with local refugees and migrants to help improve their employment, education and career outcomes,” Daisy said. “It is a very rewarding role that allows me to use my experiences and my knowledge to help others as they settle into life in this beautiful part of the world. “Shanghai and Warrnambool are certainly worlds apart but I feel very privileged and honoured to call Warrnambool home.”

Love your cat? Keep them home at night KEEPING your cat home at night can help protect it from cars, ﬁghts, disease and other dangers, with Warrnambool cat owners being reminded to bring their pets in before sunset. RSPCA Victoria research shows cats that are allowed to roam can have their life expectancy reduced by up to 10 years, while vet bills and visits for roaming cats are 400 per cent higher. Warrnambool has a night-time cat curfew, requiring cats to be confined to their owner’s property between sunset and sunrise. Warrnambool mayor and cat owner Cr Ben

Winners! FIVE lucky families have won themselves free entry to this year’s Port Fairy Show. The 171st annual show, to be held on Saturday, November 7, looks set to be a day filled with colour and excitement. Congratulations to the winners of the ticket giveaway, whose names were drawn from a hat earlier this week Marea Sholly, Kat Chersicla, Stephen Brennan, Shakira Lamb and Christine Stevens. Each family pass will entitle the holder to free admission for two adults and three children.

Blain said reducing the amount of time cats spend roaming was one of the best things owners could do to help keep their pets safe. “Cats are amazing animals. They make great companions and they each have their own unique personalities, so they really become part of the family,” he said. “And that’s why it’s so important to keep them safe, because it can be easy to underestimate the dangers cats face when they are out roaming, especially at night. “Sadly, the loss or injury of a cat is something that many owners have faced. According to RSPCA Victoria research, two out of three cat owners have previously lost a cat to a roaming-related incident.” Staff and volunteers at the Warrnambool Animal Shelter see it every day - caring for cats that are lost or injured. Making sure your cat is microchipped, registered and that your contact details and address are kept up to date are so important, because if something happens to your cat, it means we can get it home safely much sooner. “Even if your cat has always come home safely in the past, it only takes one incident to lead to trouble,” Cr Blain said. Cr Blain said that keeping cats contained also helps protect native wildlife. “Cats are natural hunters, so keeping them safely at home is good for your pet and good for the birds, mammals and reptiles that call Warrnambool home,” he said. “According to the Australian National University, each domestic cat kills an average of 110 native animals each year, and they only bring home a small proportion of what they kill.” Cr Blain said cats could still live happy and stimulating lives while being contained, either indoors or in a suitable cat enclosure.

Animal attendant Lillian Teal and Warrnambool City mayor Cr Ben Blain are encouraging cat owners to keep their animals safe at night. Picture courtesy Warrnambool City Council. “People may think that cats need to spend a lot of time roaming to be able to express their natural behaviours, but there are lots of ways to keep cats active and entertained at home,” he said. “Toys, scratching posts, climbing spaces, spending time playing with them or providing a secure outdoor enclosure are all great options. “There are lots of really useful resources available online to help you and your cat

make the transition to a new routine.” Cat owners can find practical tips and ideas for keeping cats happy at home through RSPCA Victoria’s Rethink Roaming website www.rethinkroaming.com.au and the Safe Cat, Safe Wildlife campaign website at www. safecat.org.au. More information about cat ownership in Warrnambool is available at www. warrnambool.vic.gov.au/pet-ownership

Community drop-in sessions

Tarrone gas-fired power station AGL is applying to amend its development licence for the approved gas-fired power station on the corner of Riordans Road and Landers Lane in Tarrone. The amendment seeks to extend the licence expiry date by 10 years. Join the project team at a community drop-in session to learn more and have your say.

Please stop by at any time to chat with the team.

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Builders must now purchase new Home Warranty Insurance for eligible projects, giving homeowners greater protection to resolve issues. It’s one of the ways the Building and Plumbing Commission is helping to give Victorian homeowners peace of mind when building or renovating their home. Learn more at vic.gov.au/openingdoors

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Locals shine at state awards

WARRNAMBOOL residents continue to shine on the big stage, with two locals named among just 16 recipients state-wide to receive a Victoria Senior Achiever Award. Locals Jeanette Hajucl and John MacInnes were each presented with a Victorian Council on the Ageing (COTA) Victoria Senior Achiever Award at Government House. “For Warrnambool to have two people recognised among just 16 award recipients across Victoria is a fantastic achievement and something our community can be very proud of,” mayor Cr Ben Blain said. “John and Jeanette have each made an enormous contribution to Warrnambool’s cultural life, not just with their own musical talents, but by creating opportunities for others through their countless hours of volunteer work and leadership.” Cr Blain said local clubs and groups rely heavily on the dedication of volunteers, and Warrnambool was very fortunate to have people like John and Jeanette who have helped quite a few organisations thrive for so many years. “These awards are also a great reminder of the important role older residents play in our community,” Cr Blain said. “John and Jeanette are both great examples of people who continue to share their experience and enthusiasm for the benefit of the wider community.” Following a new focus for the award (established in recent years), the COTA Victoria Senior Achiever Awards shine a spotlight on local champions within Victorian communities. Recipients are proven to go above and beyond to improve not only their local areas, but the lives of those within them. “This year’s honourees remind us that older Victorians make extraordinary contributions to every part of community life,” Ben Rogers, chief executive officer of COTA Victoria and Senior Rights Victoria said. “We’re proud to recognise this remarkable group of community leaders, whose achievements span culture, emergency services, health, the arts, inclusion and practical support. “These honourees are united by a determination to help others feel valued, welcomed and connected. Their generosity and commitment challenges outdated assumptions about ageing and demonstrate the lasting impact older people make across this state.”

Warrnambool residents Jeanette Hajncl and John MacInnes were each presented with a Victorian Council on the Ageing Victoria Senior Achiever Award at Government House in Melbourne. Picture courtesy Victorian Seniors Festival.

Save the date Town earns heart safe status DONATIONS of new toys and non-perishable foods are now being accepted for this year’s Warrnambool Motorcycle Toy Run. The toy run will take place on Saturday, December 5 with bikers set to leave Rafferty’s Tavern at 1pm. The ride will finish with a free community barbecue at Lake Pertobe. All donations will support the Salvation Army. Donations can be left at various locations across the district, including Bendigo Bank (Warrnambool and Port Fairy branches), Toyworld, BBQs Galore, the Koroit Newsagency and Eureka Sheds Warrnambool.

THE township of Koroit was one of 12 across the state to recently graduate as a ‘Heart Safe Community.’

This brings to 66 the number of heart safe communities across Victoria, thanks to a 12-month program run by Ambulance Victoria and the Heart Foundation. The program, which empowers more community members to take life-saving action, allows

participants to learn the simple skills that can make the difference between life and death. This includes recognising a cardiac arrest, giving cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR), using an automated external defibrillator (AED), registering publicly accessible AEDs and signing up as GoodSAM responders. Over the past year, across those 12 towns, Ambulance Victoria trained more than 4300 community

members to call, push, shock – and there are now 172 registered AEDs, with 70 of them publicly accessible 24/7. In Koroit alone, 252 community members have trained in ‘call, push, shock.’ The town has also registered nine new AEDs (bringing to 12 the number of machines in Koroit), with five of those publicly accessible 24/7.

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Walking club hits its stride A WALK in the fresh air followed by a hot cuppa and easy conversation with new-found friends sounds like the perfect way to spend a relaxing morning.

Warrnambool’s recently formed Sonder Social Club gives local residents of all ages the opportunity to meet once a month for a gentle walk and a friendly catch-up. According to support lead with Sonder Living, Maddie Cook, this new group is open to residents of all ages and abilities – you don’t need to be super fit, in fact, if you prefer not to take part in the walk and would just like the chance to meet new friends and enjoy casual conversation, this group is also for you. “The Sonder Social Club is something I’m really excited about because it’s about much more than simply going for a walk,” Maddie said. “It’s about connection, inclusion and making sure that everyone in our community has somewhere they feel welcome. “Through Sonder Living, we support people living with disability and older members of our community and one thing we see time and time again is how important genuine social connection is.” Maddie said it can be surprisingly difficult for people to find opportunities to get out, meet new people and feel like they are part of something - particularly

for people who may have limited mobility, live with disability, be socially isolated or simply not have a big social circle. That’s where the idea for the Sonder Social Club came from. “We wanted to create something that was completely free, genuinely inclusive and open to absolutely everyone,” she said. “It isn’t a service, there’s no referral or funding required and you don’t need to be a Sonder Living client. It’s simply a chance for people from all walks of life to come together, have a chat, get some fresh air and hopefully make a few new connections along the way.” The group plans to meet at the Pavilion at 10am on the first Sunday of each month for a relaxed community walk before heading back for a coffee and catch up afterwards. “People can come on their own, bring a friend or family member, or come along as a carer or support person,” Maddie said. “Accessibility is a really important part of what we’re trying to achieve. The walking route is fully accessible so people are welcome to bring walkers, wheelchairs and mobility scooters. “There is also a ramp into the Pavilion, making it easy for everyone to join us for the social side of the morning too.” And there is absolutely no prize for being the fastest. Maddie insists the walk isn’t

Hannah enjoys a social walk with a Sonder Living staff member. about fitness, distance or keeping up with everyone else. “Some people might walk, some might use a mobility aid, some might take their time and others might simply come along for the conversation and that’s exactly what we want,” she said. “It’s genuinely about inclusiveness and making sure nobody feels like they have to be a certain age, ability or fitness level to participate.” Anyone unable to participate in

the walk, or would prefer not to, is also welcome to go along for a cuppa and catch up. “The social connection of these events is really the heart of it,” she said. “I think one of the things that makes Sonder Living a little different is that we genuinely want to be part of the community, rather than simply provide a service within it. “Ultimately, we’d love for the

Sonder Social Club to become something people look forward to each month; somewhere they can turn up not knowing anyone and leave having had a good conversation, a laugh and perhaps even made a new friend.” The first walk will begin at 10am on Sunday, November 1. A sign will be placed on the grassed area near the Pavilion Café as a meeting point.

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10 COMEDY (52) 6:00 Home Shopping SBS2 (31) 5:00 Worldwatch 10:30 Escape To The Country 1:30 Mysteries (PG) 1:00 Movie: 7:30 Deal Or No Deal Senses Of Cinema (M l) 12:10 Repco Supercars Championship: Gold “State Secret” (G) (’50) Stars: Glynis 8:30 The Bold & The Beautiful (PG) 11:00 The Alexander Ball: Curious Australia (M) Coast 500: Day 1: Qualifying & Supports/ Johns 3:10 Movie: “Contraband Spain” Everyday Gourmet With Justine 12:55 Great Australian Concerts (M l) Pre Race & Race *Live* 6:30 Dog Patrol (PG) (’55) Stars: Richard Greene 4:55 Schofield 11:30 Becker (PG) 12:00 1:55 Stories From The Cities 2:30 If You (PG) 7:00 AFLW: Round 11: Western Movie: “The Dam Busters” (G) (’55) Frasier (PG) 1:00 Becker (PG) 1:30 Are The One (PG) (In Mandarin) 3:30 Bulldogs v Melbourne Demons *Live* Stars: Richard Todd 7:30 Movie: “Ronin” Frasier (PG) 2:30 Friends (PG) 7:30 Two Worldwatch 5:35 Mastermind 6:35 9:15 Escape To The Chateau (PG) 10:15 (M l,v) (’98) Stars: Robert De Niro 10:00 And A Half Men (PG) 11:00 Becker (PG) Mysteries From Above (PG) 7:30 Movie: Escape To The Country Movie: “Gorky Park” (M l,s) (’83) 11:30 Frasier (PG) 12:30 Home Shopping “The Hunger Games” (M v) (’12)

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7TWO (62) 12:00 My Kitchen Rules (PG) GEM (81) 12:00 The Yorkshire Auction

10 COMEDY (52) 10:00 The Bold & The SBS2 (31) 5:00 Worldwatch 10:30 1:30 The Real Seachange House 1:00 The Brokenwood Beautiful (PG) 10:30 House Of Blak (M l) 11:00 2:00 Creek To Coast 2:30 House Of Mysteries (M s,v) 3:00 Antiques Deal Or No Deal 11:00 Millionaire Hot Patriot Brains (M l,s) 11:55 DW The Day Wellness (PG) 3:30 Harry’s Practice 4:00 Roadshow 3:30 Movie: “The Great St Seat (PG) 11:30 Ridiculousness (M l) 12:25 A League Of Their Own (M l) 2:15 Medical Emergency (PG) 4:30 Better Trinians Train Robbery” (G) (’66) Stars: 12:30 Becker (PG) 1:00 Friends (PG) 3:00 The Grudge (M l) 2:45 The UnBelievable Homes And Gardens 5:30 Escape To The Frankie Howerd 5:30 The Yorkshire Frasier (PG) 4:00 Everyday Gourmet With With Dan Aykroyd (PG) 3:35 Lucknow Country 6:30 Bargain Hunt 7:30 Call The Auction House 6:30 Antiques Roadshow Justine Schofield 4:30 Becker (PG) 5:00 (PG) (In Hindi/ English) 3:45 Worldwatch Midwife (PG) 8:45 Inspector Morse (M v) 7:30 New Tricks (PG) 8:40 Grantchester Frasier (PG) 6:00 Friends (PG) 8:00 Two 5:50 The Curse Of Oak Island (PG) 6:40 11:00 Escape To The Country (M v) 9:50 Wong & Winchester (M v) And A Half Men (PG) 9:30 Becker (PG) Jeopardy! 7:30 NITV News Update

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2:40 Fresh Off The Boat (PG) 3:05 QI (PG) 3:35 Would I Lie To You? (PG) 4:05 MythBusters (PG) 4:55 Portrait Artist Of The Year UK 5:40 George Clarke’s Amazing Spaces 6:30 Richard Osman’s House Of Games 7:00 Spicks And Specks (PG) 7:30 QI (PG) 8:00 Would I Lie To You? (PG)

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GEM (81) 12:00 The Yorkshire Auction 10 COMEDY (52) 10:00 The Bold & The SBS2 (31) 5:00 Worldwatch 10:30 Gardens 1:00 Escape To The House 1:00 New Tricks (PG) Beautiful (PG) 10:30 House Of Blak (M l) 11:05 Country 2:00 A Moveable Feast - All New 2:00 Grantchester (M v) 3:00 Antiques Deal Or No Deal 11:00 Millionaire Hot Patriot Brains (M l,s) 12:00 DW The Day Series (PG) 2:30 House Calls To The Roadshow 3:30 Explore 3:35 Movie: Seat (PG) 11:30 Ridiculousness (M l) 12:30 A League Of Their Own (M l) 2:20 Rescue 3:30 Harry’s Practice 4:00 “The Land That Time Forgot” (PG) (’74) 12:30 Becker (PG) 1:00 Friends (PG) 3:00 The Grudge (M l) 2:50 The UnBelievable Medical Emergency (PG) 4:30 Better Stars: Susan Penhaligon 5:30 Secret Life Frasier (PG) 4:00 Everyday Gourmet With With Dan Aykroyd (PG) 3:40 Beautiful Homes And Gardens 5:30 Escape To The Of The Auction House 6:30 Antiques Justine Schofield 4:30 Becker (PG) 5:00 Game Changers 3:45 Worldwatch 5:50 Country 6:30 Bargain Hunt 7:30 Roadshow 7:30 As Time Goes By 8:40 Frasier (PG) 6:00 Friends (PG) 8:00 Two The Curse Of Oak Island (PG) 6:40 Heartbeat (PG) 8:45 Foyle’s War (M) Midsomer Murders (PG) And A Half Men (PG) 9:30 Becker (PG) Jeopardy! 7:30 NITV News Update

10 DRAMA (53) 9:30 The Living Room SBS MOVIES (32) 3:30 Movie: “The Caine Mutiny” (PG) Wiggle And Learn 1:30 Outback Truckers (PG) Singer” (M l,s) (’98) Stars: (PG) 10:30 Building The (’54) Stars: Humphrey Bogart 5:45 4:05 Gardening Australia Junior 4:30 2:30 Heavy Tow Truckers Down Under Adam Sandler 2:30 Baywatch (M v) 3:30 Dream Home 11:30 The Bold & The SuperKitties 5:00 Peppa Pig 5:25 (PG) 3:30 Mighty Planes (PG) 4:30 The Big Bang Theory (PG) 4:30 The Beautiful (PG) 12:00 Days Of Our Lives Movie: “Where The Wild Things Are” (PG) Octonauts 6:05 Spidey And His Amazing American Restoration (PG) 5:00 Storage Addams Family 5:30 Seinfeld (PG) 6:30 (PG) 12:45 The Young And The Restless (’09) Stars: Spike Jonze 7:40 Movie: (PG) 1:30 JAG (PG) 3:30 Bull (M s,v) 4:30 “Bad Eggs” (M v) (’03) Stars: Mick Malloy Friends 6:25 Flower And Flour 7:05 Wars (PG) 5:30 American Pickers (PG) Baywatch (M v) 7:30 The Big Bang JAG (PG) 6:30 Bull (M s,v) 7:30 NCIS 9:30 Movie: “Talk To Me” (PG) (’22) Stars: Batwheels 7:35 Ninjago: Masters Of 6:30 Pawn Stars (PG) 7:30 Highway Theory (PG) 8:30 Seinfeld (PG) 9:30 (M v) 10:20 Bull (M s,v) 11:15 JAG (PG) Ari McCarthy 11:20 Movie: “The Moogai” Spinjitzu (PG) 8:00 Young Sheldon (PG) Patrol (PG) 8:30 The Force - Behind The Movie: “Godzilla Vs. Kong” (M v) (’21) 1:15 Home Shopping (M v) (’20) Stars: Shari Sebbens 8:45 Animal Park Line (PG) 9:30 Caught On Dashcam (PG) Stars: Alexander Skarsgård ABC FAMILY (22) 3:00 Play School 3:30 7MATE (63) 12:30 Mt. Hutt Rescue (PG) GO (82) 12:30 Movie: “The Wedding

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MOYNE Shire Council is bringing safer road crossings to Port Fairy with new raised pedestrian crossings to be installed at Griffiths Street and the Ocean Drive/James Street intersection ahead of the summer visitor season. These improvements follow concerns about pedestrian safety at Griffiths Street near East Beach and at the intersection of Ocean Drive and James Street, where busy roads and high pedestrian activity can create challenges for people trying to cross. Funding for the planning and construction of the raised platforms has been provided by the Transport Accident Commission (TAC) through the Safe Local Roads and Streets program. With permits and approvals in place, Moyne Shire Council will project manage the works and construction will be delivered by Warrnambool contractor, Elite Spray Seal & Asphalt.

Works are being scheduled to minimise disruption and ensure the new crossings are in place ahead of the busy summer peak visitor season, but council advises that traffic management will be in place at these locations. Construction is expected to take around six weeks at each location, with works scheduled in the following stages: Griffiths Street crossing - mid-October to November 2026; Ocean Drive and James Street - midNovember to early December 2026. As with any road construction, there will be some temporary disruption while the crossings are built. Traffic conditions and access may change as works progress and road users are asked to slow down, follow signage and allow extra time when travelling through work areas. The short-term inconvenience will help create safer, more pedestrian-friendly streets for locals and visitors alike. For more information, visit the Engage Moyne section of the council website.

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Spring Creek Bowling O M R W Econ. WD NB L. McCosh 9 0 46 1 5.11 4 0 L. Morrison 9 1 26 0 2.88 0 0 HAWKESDALE v DENNINGTON H. McKenzie 8 0 30 1 3.75 2 0 Dennington Batting 7.2 1 21 2 2.86 2 0 J. Parker, c: W. Morrison b: D. West ................................................... 21 (15) M. Lumsden 6 0 23 0 3.83 3 0 J. Fogarty, c: E. Morrison b: T. Barling ................................................ 13 (34) J. Dalton 1 0 1 0 1.00 0 0 R. Beks, b: T. Barling............................................................................ 4 (37) O. Monk S. Anderson, c: R. Dews b: D. West ................................................. Duck (6) R. Bath, b: B. Smith ........................................................................... 40 (52) BYE: KOROIT L. Walters, c: S. Vallis b: H. Gleeson ..................................................... 4 (35) LADDER P PTS Q W L D BYE E. Alexander, c: B. Gordon b: H. Gleeson ....................................Golden Duck Allansford-Panmure 2 13 2.012 2 0 0 0 J. Beks, lbw: H. Gleeson ...................................................................... 4 (14) Hawkesdale 2 13 1.900 2 0 0 0 J. Garner, b: D. West .......................................................................... 22 (18) Nirranda 1 7 5.326 1 0 0 1 B. Coleman, not out .........................................................................16* (31) Koroit 1 7 1.712 1 0 0 1 T. Smith, c: W. Morrison b: B. Gordon ................................................. 15 (20) Spring Creek 2 0 0.648 0 2 0 0 Extras (6WD 1NB 2LB 5B 0P) .................................................................... 14 Dennington 2 0 0.531 0 2 0 0 Total............................................................................. 10/153 (43.4 overs) Mortlake 2 0 0.302 0 2 0 0 Hawkesdale Bowling O M R W Econ. WD NB W. Morrison 5 1 21 0 4.20 2 0 PREMIER DIVISION B. Gordon 3.4 0 21 1 5.72 1 0 D. West 9 2 17 3 1.88 1 0 WARRNAMBOOL v NESTLES T. Barling 9 1 20 2 2.22 2 1 Warrnambool Batting H. Gleeson 8 0 21 3 2.62 0 0 Chamika Fernando, c: T. Gunasekara b: M. Hannah ............................ 8 (25) B. Smith 9 0 46 1 5.11 0 0 D. Cooper, c: T. Gunasekara b: B. Perry .................................................. 1 (4) Hawkesdale Batting N. Gossayn, c: T. Gunasekara b: M. Hannah ....................................... 11 (22) J. Linke, c: ? b: E. Alexander .............................................................. 70 (76) C. Love, c: T. Gunasekara b: G. Perry .................................................. 32 (51) J. Dwyer, lbw: B. Coleman ............................................................... Duck (7) Charith Fernando, c: G. Williams b: B. Perry .......................................... 2 (9) E. Morrison, b: E. Alexander .............................................................. 52 (72) W. Colla, c: M. Murphy b: G. Perry ...................................................... 22 (67) S. Vallis, c: B. Coleman b: R. Bath .................................................... Duck (6) X. Gercovich, c: T. Gunasekara b: M. Murphy ....................................... 9 (16) D. West, not out ....................................................................................3* (5) T. Jayawardhane, c: T. Gunasekara b: S. Illeperuma Arachchige .......... 9 (11) H. Gleeson, not out ...............................................................................8* (9) J. Greer, c: G. Williams b: S. Illeperuma Arachchige .............................. 1 (10) Extras (18WD 4NB 3LB 0B 0P) .................................................................. 25 A. Hocking, c: G. Perry b: S. Illeperuma Arachchige ....................... Duck (10) Total............................................................................... 4/158 (28.4 overs) S. Nicolson, not out ..............................................................................5* (7) Dennington Bowling O M R W Econ. WD NB Extras (9WD 0NB 1LB 4B 0P) .................................................................... 14 J. Gardner 6 0 21 0 3.50 2 0 Total............................................................................. 10/114 (38.4 overs) B. Coleman 5 0 34 1 6.80 7 1 Nestles Bowling O M R W Econ. WD NB L. Walters 5 0 44 0 8.80 6 1 B. Perry 7 2 24 2 3.42 4 0 J. Parker 3 0 13 0 4.33 1 0 M. Hannah 9 3 14 2 1.55 0 0 E. Alexander 5.3 1 28 2 5.09 1 2 C. Jellie 4 1 12 0 3.00 1 0 R. Bath 4 0 15 1 3.75 1 0 H. Hunter 5 1 10 0 2.00 1 0 G. Perry 6 0 28 2 4.66 0 0 MORTLAKE v NIRRANDA M. Murphy 5 0 17 1 3.40 3 0 S. Illeperuma Arachchige 2.4 1 4 3 1.50 0 0 Nirranda Batting Fill-in, c&b: W. Ruddle ....................................................................... 49 (69) Nestles Batting C. Haberfield, c: J. Lehmann b: T. Podger .......................................... 64 (91) G. Williams, c: N. Gossayn b: Charith Fernando ................................... 9 (12) C. Dale, c: W. Berryman b: B. Gherashe .............................................. 29 (48) T. Ludeman, not out .........................................................................69* (60) B. Edmunds, c: R. Tanner b: B. Gherashe ........................................... 17 (18) W. Hinkley, c: A. Hocking b: Chamika Fernando.................................. 23 (49) T. Bryce, not out ...............................................................................27* (24) M. Murphy, not out ...........................................................................10* (18) B. Alexander, c: C. Herry b: T. Podger................................................... 12 (6) Extras (2WD 0NB 2LB 0B 0P) ...................................................................... 4 B. Heard, not out ..............................................................................12* (14) Total............................................................................... 2/115 (23.1 overs) Extras (11WD 0NB 6LB 2B 0P) .................................................................. 19 Warrnambool Bowling O M R W Econ. WD NB Total.................................................................................. 5/229 (45 overs) Charith Fernando 7 0 37 1 5.28 0 0 Mortlake Bowling O M R W Econ. WD NB T. Jayawardhane 7 1 21 0 3.00 1 0 D. Goddard 8 0 38 0 4.75 4 0 Chamika Fernando 5 1 16 1 3.20 0 0 A. Herry 7 0 34 0 4.85 0 0 W. Colla 2 0 20 0 10.00 0 0 C. Herry 9 3 28 0 3.11 1 0 B. Kelp 2.1 0 19 0 8.77 1 0 W. Ruddle 8 0 41 1 5.12 4 0 B. Gherashe 6 0 34 2 5.66 0 0 NORTH WARRNAMBOOL v PORT FAIRY T. Podger 7 1 46 2 6.57 2 0 North Warrnambool Batting Mortlake Batting B. Jenkinson, b: H. Bensch ............................................................. 100 (97) C. Rounds, c: T. Bryce b: B. Edmunds .................................................. 13 (9) L. Burgess, b: J. Perera ................................................................... Duck (3) T. Podger, st: T. Bryce b: Fill-in ............................................................... 4 (6) N. Robertson, run out: H. Bensch ...................................................... 35 (60) C. Herry, b: Fill-in............................................................................... 16 (15) L. Cannon, c: J. Perera b: S. Allen .......................................................... 1 (5) B. Gherashe, c: C. Haberfield b: B. Edmunds...................................... 31 (32) H. Schlaghecke, lbw: S. Allen........................................................ Duck (17) R. Tanner, b: B. Edmunds..................................................................... 5 (22) P. Kinnear, b: K. Sineth ...................................................................... 20 (60) D. Goddard, b: B. Edmunds .......................................................Golden Duck T. McDonald-Harry, not out................................................................5* (14) A. Herry, b: B. Edmunds .............................................................Golden Duck T. Creece, b: H. Bensch .................................................................... Duck (4) C. Goddard, b: B. Edmunds........................................................Golden Duck J. Harry, c: H. Bensch b: K. Sineth.......................................................... 6 (9) W. Ruddle, c: T. Bryce b: B. Edmunds ............................................... Duck (9) B. Karunarathne, run out: J. Hopper................................................ Duck (2) J. Tanner, b: Fill-in ............................................................................... 10 (8) K. Houston, b: K. Sineth.............................................................Golden Duck W. Berryman, not out ............................................................................0*(0) Extras (5WD 3NB 2LB 0B 0P) .................................................................... 10 Extras (6WD 0NB 1LB 0B 0P) ...................................................................... 7 Total............................................................................. 10/177 (44.5 overs) Total............................................................................... 10/86 (17.2 overs) Port Fairy Bowling O M R W Econ. WD NB Nirranda Bowling O M R W Econ. WD NB J. Perera 7 0 20 1 2.85 2 0 B. Edmunds 6.2 1 38 7 6.00 0 0 H. Bensch 7 1 37 2 5.28 0 1 Fill-in 5 1 20 2 4.00 3 0 K. Sineth 8.5 0 34 3 3.84 1 0 B. Heard 3 0 13 0 4.33 0 0 M. Staude 9 0 46 0 5.11 1 0 Fill-in 3 1 14 1 4.66 3 0 J. Wagg 4 0 21 0 5.25 0 1 S. Allen 9 1 17 2 1.88 1 1 SPRING CREEK v ALLANSFORD PANMURE Port Fairy Batting Spring Creek Batting J. Perera, not out............................................................................103* (88) N. Bramwell, c: T. Wadu Mesthri b: S. White......................................... 8 (18) A. Williams, b: H. Schlaghecke .............................................................. 1 (5) L. Morrison, b: S. Richardson .............................................................. 4 (28) V. Deemantha, c: B. Jenkinson b: S. Shiells ....................................... 42 (39) R. McArdle, run out: T. Wadu Mesthri ............................................... 76 (110) K. Sineth, c: K. Houston b: S. Shiells .................................................. 16 (22) J. Dalton, c: T. Wadu Mesthri b: J. Parsons ......................................... 28 (66) S. Allen, not out....................................................................................8* (6) L. McCosh, c&b: D. Bourke ................................................................ 17 (36) Extras (7WD 1NB 0LB 5B 0P) .................................................................... 13 H. McKenzie, b: B. Boyd .................................................................. Duck (2) Total............................................................................... 3/183 (26.3 overs) D. Pender, not out .................................................................................2* (5) North Warrnambool Bowling O M R W Econ. WD NB O. Monk, c: S. Griffin b: D. Bourke .................................................... Duck (2) H. Schlaghecke 3.5 0 35 1 9.13 4 0 A. O’Connor, not out .............................................................................2* (3) N. Robertson 5.1 0 24 0 4.64 2 0 Extras (11WD 0NB 4LB 4B 0P) .................................................................. 19 B. Karunarathne 4.3 0 38 0 8.44 0 0 Total.................................................................................. 7/156 (45 overs) B. Jenkinson 6 1 32 0 5.33 0 1 Allansford Panmure Bowling O M R W Econ. WD NB T. Creece 2 0 27 0 13.50 0 0 D. Bourke 9 1 37 2 4.11 5 0 S. Shiells 5 0 22 2 4.40 1 0 S. White 6 0 15 1 2.50 4 0 S. Richardson 9 1 26 1 2.88 1 0 RUSSELLS CREEK v MORTLAKE B. Boyd 8 1 17 1 2.12 0 0 Russells Creek Batting J. Parsons 8 0 35 1 4.37 0 0 M. Tharindu, c: J. Lehmann b: C. Britten ........................................... 22 (20) T. Wadu Mesthri 5 0 18 0 3.60 1 0 M. Price, c: A. Atwood b: C. Britten....................................................... 9 (14) Allansford Panmure Batting N. Best, c&b: L. Wareham .................................................................... 8 (15) J. Campbell, b: L. McCosh................................................................... 6 (19) C. Williams, c: C. Mahncke b: C. Baker .............................................. 73 (50) B. Smith, c: N. Bramwell b: H. McKenzie ............................................ 19 (35) H. Barnes, c: A. Atwood b: L. Wareham ................................................ 9 (14) T. Wadu Mesthri, c: O. Monk b: M. Lumsden ..................................... 16 (25) L. Collett, lbw: L. Wareham .................................................................. 9 (12) M. Smith, c: L. Morrison b: M. Lumsden ............................................ 19 (47) P. Senevirathne, c: A. Atwood b: L. Wareham ..................................... 60 (67) S. Griffin, not out ..............................................................................50* (70) L. Ryan, c: C. Mahncke b: C. Britten ..................................................... 4 (19) R. Ault, not out .................................................................................26* (46) B. Evans, b: M. Slater ........................................................................ 33 (45) Extras (11WD 0NB 7LB 3B 0P) .................................................................. 21 C. Carlin, c: C. Baker b: C. Mahncke .................................................. 10 (13) Total............................................................................... 4/157 (40.2 overs) J. Eldridge, not out...............................................................................0* (0)

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2026/27

Extras (9WD 2NB 0LB 1B 0P) .................................................................... 12 Total............................................................................. 10/249 (44.3 overs) Mortlake Bowling O M R W Econ. WD NB C. Britten 9 0 53 3 5.88 7 1 C. Mahncke 6.3 1 35 1 5.38 0 1 L. Wareham 9 0 58 4 6.44 1 0 C. Baker 9 0 51 1 5.66 1 0 T. Lamont 9 0 38 0 4.22 0 0 M. Slater 2 0 13 1 6.50 0 0 Mortlake Batting A. Atwood, lbw: M. Price ................................................................... 14 (33) S. Gonawala, c: C. Williams b: J. Eldridge ........................................ 102 (74) C. Mahncke, c: C. Carlin b: B. Evans .................................................. 30 (27) C. Baker, not out ..............................................................................52* (56) J. Lehmann, b: J. Eldridge ............................................................... Duck (2) O. Mahncke, c: C. Hancock b: J. Eldridge......................................... Duck (3) L. Wareham, c: N. Best b: M. Tharindu ............................................... 15 (12) C. Britten, c: L. Collett b: C. Hancock ................................................... 3 (10) T. Lamont, c: C. Williams b: L. Ryan ................................................... 11 (19) M. Slater, c: N. Best b: C. Carlin ....................................................... Duck (6) W. Kain, not out ....................................................................................0* (1) Extras (18WD 2NB 3LB 0B 0P) .................................................................. 23 Total............................................................................... 9/250 (40.2 overs) Russells Creek Bowling O M R W Econ. WD NB M. Price 8 1 43 1 5.37 7 0 C. Hancock 7 0 36 1 5.14 3 0 N. Best 3 0 25 0 8.33 0 0 M. Tharindu 5 0 36 1 7.20 1 0 P. Senevirathne 2 0 19 0 9.50 2 0 B. Evans 8 2 39 1 4.87 0 1 C. Carlin 1 0 1 1 1.00 0 0 J. Eldridge 5 0 44 3 8.80 2 1 L. Ryan 1.1 0 4 1 3.43 3 0

NOORAT TERANG v ALLANSFORD PANMURE

Noorat Terang Batting T. Hay, c: Z. Mungean b: J. Nyikos ...................................................... 26 (52) H. De Silva, lbw: J. Kenna .................................................................. 55 (78) R. Mottram, c: Z. Mungean b: D. Bourke ............................................ 19 (54) Private Player, c: Z. Mungean b: B. Bant.............................................. 4 (11) H. Carroll, run out................................................................................ 8 (23) L. Geary, st: Z. Mungean b: J. Nyikos ..................................................... 5 (7) T. Royal, c: Z. Mungean b: J. Nyikos ................................................. Duck (3) S. O’Connor, st: Z. Mungean b: D. Bourke ............................................ 6 (11) J. Farrell, not out..............................................................................10* (23) D. Abbott, run out: Z. Mungean .............................................................. 3 (7) Extras (13WD 0NB 1LB 0B 0P) .................................................................. 14 Total.................................................................................. 9/150 (45 overs) Allansford Panmure Bowling O M R W Econ. WD NB M. Mills 7 1 26 0 3.71 1 0 B. Bant 9 0 39 1 4.33 5 0 J. Kenna 9 1 18 1 2.00 0 0 J. Nyikos 9 2 33 3 3.66 3 0 D. Bourke 9 0 25 2 2.77 2 0 S. Silva 2 0 8 0 4.00 2 0 Allansford Panmure Batting K. Parker, not out .............................................................................83* (66) S. Silva, not out ................................................................................61* (76) Extras (4WD 1NB 2LB 0B 0P) ...................................................................... 7 Total............................................................................... 0/151 (23.3 overs) Noorat Terang Bowling O M R W Econ. WD NB T. Hay 3 0 19 0 6.33 1 0 O. Guthrie 4 0 20 0 5.00 0 0 T. Delaney 4 0 21 0 5.25 0 0 R. Mottram 3 0 25 0 8.33 0 0 H. De Silva 5 0 21 0 4.20 2 0 D. Abbott 2 0 19 0 9.50 1 0 J. Farrell 2 0 22 0 11.00 0 1 S. O’Connor 0.3 0 2 0 4.00 0 0

NORTHERN RAIDERS v DENNINGTON

Dennington Batting P. Hewage, c: M. Fernando b: P. Bubb .................................................. 18 (9) H. Rantall, run out: P. Bubb ................................................................ 15 (11) D. Tharaka, c: M. Fernando b: P. Bubb ............................................... 10 (12) L. Couch, c: J. Fishwick b: B. Brooks.................................................. 13 (25) B. Rantall, run out: B. Brooks ............................................................ 15 (22) S. Fernando, b: J. Fishwick ............................................................... 15 (18) R. O’Keefe, not out ...........................................................................63* (89) K. Perera, c: J. Fishwick b: H. Fernando ................................................. 1 (9) S. Brown, b: H. Fernando ................................................................... 10 (23) S. Worden, not out ...........................................................................47* (52) Extras (4WD 0NB 1LB 0B 0P) ...................................................................... 5 Total.................................................................................. 8/212 (45 overs) Northern Raiders Bowling O M R W Econ. WD NB B. Brooks 4 0 40 1 10.00 0 0 P. Bubb 9 0 45 2 5.00 1 0 B. Roberts 6 0 23 0 3.83 2 0 J. Fishwick 7 0 27 1 3.85 0 0 H. Fernando 9 1 22 2 2.44 1 0 E. Couch 6 0 28 0 4.66 0 0 J. Lenehan 4 0 26 0 6.50 0 0 Northern Raiders Batting J. Fishwick, c: P. Hewage b: B. Rantall .............................................. 22 (16) I. Wilson, run out: D. Tharaka, L. Couch ................................................. 2 (6) M. Fernando, c: S. Brown b: S. Worden.............................................. 21 (38) B. Roberts, st: L. Couch b: S. Fernando ............................................ 44 (114) J. Elford, c: B. Rantall b: S. Worden .................................................... 48 (47) H. Fernando, lbw: P. Hewage ............................................................. 12 (11) J. Lenehan, run out: S. Fernando, S. Worden ......................................... 1 (2) B. Brooks, b: S. Fernando ..........................................................Golden Duck A. Forsyth, b: P. Hewage...................................................................... 7 (13) P. Bubb, not out ................................................................................20* (17) E. Couch, c: L. Couch b: P. Hewage ........................................................ 1 (2) Extras (9WD 5NB 0LB 0B 0P) .................................................................... 14 Total............................................................................. 10/192 (43.4 overs) Dennington Bowling O M R W Econ. WD NB B. Rantall 8 0 44 1 5.50 5 1

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Warrnambool Moyne & District Cricket

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T. Bellman P. Hewage S. Worden S. Fernando B. Rouse K. Perera

6 6.4 9 9 3 2

0 1 1 0 0 0

39 16 29 32 18 14

0 3 2 2 0 0

6.50 2.40 3.22 3.55 6.00 7.00

2 2 0 0 0 0

2 0 0 0 2 0

Allansford-Panmure 3 20 2.613 3 0 0 0 Nestles 3 17 3.684 2 0 0 0 Port Fairy 3 17 3.468 2 0 0 0 Noorat Terang 3 13 0.795 2 1 0 0 West Warrnambool 3 12 1.551 2 1 0 0 Dennington 3 12 1.019 2 1 0 0 Mortlake 3 12 0.941 2 1 0 0 MERRIVALE v WEST WARRNAMBOOL Russells Creek 3 7 1.008 1 2 0 0 Merrivale 3 6 0.604 1 2 0 0 West Warrnambool Batting 3 0 0.531 0 3 0 0 P. Nanayakkara, c: M. McCosh b: F. Henry ......................................... 66 (84) Warrnambool 3 0 0.515 0 3 0 0 M. Fernando, c: L. Pearson bL M. McCosh ......................................... 66 (96) Northern Raiders 0 0.430 0 3 0 0 B. Threfall, c: M. Sandow b: S. Pearson ............................................. 48 (41) North Warrnambool 3 R. Weerasinghe, b: M. Bunney .......................................................... 40 (30) Brock Gannon, not out .....................................................................17* (17) DIVISION 2 Beau Gannon, not out ..........................................................................4* (4) Nestles 10/222 (36.5) lost to Noorat Terang 6/223 (39) Extras (13WD 2NB 3LB 5B 0P) .................................................................. 23 Allansford Panmure 10/175 (37.1) lost to Nirranda 3/215 (40) Total.................................................................................. 4/264 (45 overs) Merrivale Bowling O M R W Econ. WD NB Warrnambool 10/128 (38.4) lost to Russells Creek 7/131 (39.2) C. Perry 9 0 44 0 4.88 5 0 Dennington 10/123 (38.1) lost to Northern Raiders 3/355 (40) M. Bunney 7 0 33 1 4.71 1 0 J. Lynch 6 0 35 0 5.83 1 1 Wangoom 10/110 (24.3) lost to Port Fairy 7/191 (40) M. Jones 9 0 26 0 2.88 0 0 North Warrnambool 10/181 (39.3) lost to F. Henry 4 0 44 1 11.00 6 1 West Warrnambool 3/184 (20.1) M. McCosh 6 0 32 1 5.33 0 0 BYE: MERRIVALE L. Pearson 4 0 42 1 10.50 0 0 LADDER: Northern Raiders 6(pts), 9.621(quotient); Nirranda Merrivale Batting N. Sinnott, c: R. Weerasinghe b: I. Fowler............................................. 1 (12) 6, 4.095; West Warrnambool 6, 3.389; Port Fairy 6, 2.481; N. Burgess, c: Brock Gannon b: A. Nicolson ....................................... 12 (24) Noorat Terang 6, 1.674; Russells Creek 6, 1.462; Merrivale M. McCosh, lbw: I. Fowler .........................................................Golden Duck 6, 0; Warrnambool 0, 0.684; Nestles 0, 0.597; Wangoom 0, J. Stapleton, c: P. Nanayakkara b: N. Dawson .................................. 101 (91) 0.403; North Warrnambool 0, 0.295; Allansford Panmure 0, J. Lynch, c: R. Weerasinghe b: N. Dawson.......................................... 13 (46) 0.244; Dennington 0, 0.104. M. Jones, c: Brock Gannon b: N. Dawson .............................................. 1 (3) L. Pearson, b: B. Threlfall................................................................... 13 (28) UNDER 17 M. Sandow, c: A. Nicolson b: M. Fernando ......................................... 23 (26) Merrivale 2/110 (20) defeated Hawkesdale 8/74 (20) A. Boyle, c: B. Threlfall b: A. Nicolson ..................................................... 3 (8) Warrnambool 2/134 (20) lost to Spring Creek 4/147 (20) M. Bunney, not out ...............................................................................4* (6) F. Henry, c: Brock Gannon b: A. Nicolson .............................................. 1 (10) Mortlake Cobden 8/53 (13) lost to Extras (9WD 1NB 3LB 0B 0P) .................................................................... 13 Russells Creek 5/110 (20) Total............................................................................. 10/185 (42.2 overs) Port Fairy 4/122 (20) defeated Dennington 7/107 (20) West Warrnambool Bowling O M R W Econ. WD NB N. Dawson 9 0 46 3 5.11 4 0 Noorat Terang 2/112 (20) lost to Allansford Panmure 3/121 (20) I. Fowler 6 1 35 2 5.83 1 1 Nestles 5/119 (20) lost to West Warrnambool 3/132 (20) A. Nicolson 5.2 1 26 3 4.87 1 0 LADDER: Russells Creek 6(pts), 3.321(quotient), Merrivale 6, M. Fernando 9 1 24 1 2.66 3 0 B. Threlfall 7 0 21 1 3.00 0 0 5.946; Port Fairy 6, 1.995; West Warrnambool 6, 1.849; Spring Brock Gannon 2 0 15 0 7.50 0 0 Creek 6, 0.549; Allansford Panmure 6, 0.720; Noorat Terang T. Madden 4 0 15 0 3.75 0 0 0, 1.388; Warrnambool 0, 1.823; Nestles 0, 0.541; Dennington 0, 0.501; Hawkesdale 0, 0.168; Mortlake Cobden 0, 0.301. LADDER P PTS Q W L D BYE

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2026/27

UNDER 15 EAST Allansford Panmure 5/160 (20) defeated Nirranda 7/65 (20) Nestles 3/140 (20) defeated Russells Creek 3/111 (20) Mortlake Cobden 6/135 (20) defeated Noorat Terang 6/120 (18.3) LADDER: Allansford Panmure 6(pts), 3.446(quotient); Nestles 6, 1.261; Mortlake Cobden 6, 1.125; Noorat Terang 0, 0.889; Russells Creek 0, 0.793; Nirranda 0 0.290.

UNDER 15 WEST Dennington 9/54 (20) lost to West Warrnambool 1/132 (20) North Warrnambool forfeit to Spring Creek Warrnambool 2/82 (20) lost to Merrivale 3/104 (20) Port Fairy Blue and Port Fairy White yet to play LADDER: West Warrnambool 6(pts), 22.00(quotient); Merrivale 6, 0.846; Spring Creek 6, 0; Port Fairy Blue 0, 0; Port Fairy White 0, 0; Warrnambool 0, 1.83; Dennington 0, 0.045.

UNDER 13 EAST Nestles 5/80 (24) lost to Mortlake Noorat Terang 1/116 (24) Warrnambool 6/80 (24) lost to Allansford Panmure Gold 3/149 (24) Allansford Panmure Green 9/88 (24) lost to Nirranda 6/89 (24) BYE: Russells Creek LADDER: Mortlake Noorat Terang 6(pts), 7.250(quotient); Allansford Panmure Gold 6, 3.725; Nirranda 6, 1.517; Allansford Panmure Green 0, 0.659; Warrnambool 0, 0.268; Nestles 0, 0.138.

UNDER 13 WEST Northern Raiders 8/50 (24) lost to Merrivale 5/108 (24) Port Fairy 1/92 (24) defeated Spring Creek 4/48 (24) West Warrnambool 3/112 (24 defeated Dennington 10/92 (24) Hawkesdale win by North Warrnambool forfeit LADDER: Port Fairy 6(pts), 7.667(quotient); West Warrnambool 6, 4.464; Merrivale 6, 3.456; Hawkesdale 6, 0.00; Northern Raiders 0, 0.289; Dennington 0, 0.224; Spring Creek 0, 0.130; Russells Creek 0, 0.00.

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Perfect weather for little athletics

LAST Friday saw approximately 70 little athletes attend the showgrounds track in bright sunshine and perfect athletics weather.

Members of the Port Fairy Little Athletics club were eager to try some new events for the first time – with the committee event helpers focused on teaching technique, while giving a chance for fun and friendship. Some fantastic efforts were recorded on the track, with all athletes trying longer distances and some of the younger athletes getting a chance to try the on-track program. There was also some ripper throws in the discus cage, with the night finished off with many happy, smiling faces. The club thanks all parent helpers who made the night so much easier. Congratulations to all athletes who continue to show every week that athletics is a great way to have fun and make new friends while gaining life-long skills. New registrations are still open, and a two week trialling membership is a fantastic way to give aths a go. Check out the Little Athletics Victoria website for more information.

Strong scores in Stableford at East Fram round 13

GOLFERS enjoyed a They were followed by Murray The social winner was Ben Lee. stableford round at Drake 33, Gerard Eccles 32 and Nearest the pins: 3rd Harry Trigg, 6th Ayden Bosse, 7th Beasley 32. the East Framlingham Fred B grade was won by Brett Bruce Knee, 9th Brett Wilsher. course last Saturday. The winner of the Eccles trophy Holmes on 35, followed by

ROUND 13 of the Warrnambool 180 at Terang. darts competition proved Both Ron Bourke and David Buck 20-dart games. a memorable one for some threw Round 13 results: players. Fill Ins defeated City Slickers 14-1,

The A grade winner was Robert McCann 34, Brad White was Brett Holmes. Laying at The Wheatsheaf in Terang, Callum Henriksen on 34 points, 33, Alexander Kenna 33 and This Saturday will be a 4BBB Sam Thomas threw his first ever 180 Mixed Nuts def Panmure Bulldogs 11-4 and Vikings def Terang Tigers 11-4. with Ayden Bosse the runner-up Bryan Langler 33. event. game, while Dylan Jewell also had a Cally Phoenixes had the bye. on 33.

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Friday, October 23, 2026

Ideal weather for cricket ROUND three of the Warrnambool Eels’ score, for the loss of three wickets. Moyne and District Cricket Associ- Opener Jason Perera finished on 103 not out 88 balls, including 14 fours and two sixes. ation was played in perfect spring from At the Mack Oval, Mortlake scored a tight conditions on Saturday. one wicket win over Russells Creek.

At the Brierly hard wicket, Nestles scored a strong eight wicket win over Warrnambool. Batting first, Warrnambool was bundled out for 114 in 38.4 overs. Campbell Love top scored with 32 from 51 balls, with Sanjaya Arachchige leading the Nestles bowling with 3/4 from 2.4 overs. An innings of 69 not out from 60 balls (including nine fours) from Tim Ludeman led Nestles to victory in just 23.1 overs for the loss of two wickets. At JJ Colledge Oval in Port Fairy, the home team scored a seven wicket win over North Warrnambool. Batting first, North Warrnambool’s innings of 177 was dominated by 100 from 97 balls to captain Bailey Jenkinson, an innings that included 14 boundaries. Spinner Kalhan Sineth was the best of the bowlers for the Pirates with 3/34 from 8.5 overs. Port Fairy took just 26.3 overs to pass the

Top scores for Creek were Cam Williams with 73 from 50 balls and Probodha Senevirathne with 60 from 67 as the home team was all out for 249 in 44.3 overs. Lachlan Wareham led Mortlake’s bowling with 4/58 from nine overs, with captain Craig Britten taking 3/53 from nine. Mortlake opener Saman Gonawala stroked a fluent 102 from 74 balls including 16 boundaries. But it was an unbeaten 52 from 56 balls from Clinton Baker that got the Cats over the line as wickets tumbled around him; Mortlake passing the Kangaroos total in the 41st over for the loss of nine wickets. Jacob Eldridge led the wicket takers for Russells Creek with 3/44 from five overs. At Noorat Recreation Reserve, Allansford-Panmure was dominant, defeating Noorat Terang by 10 wickets. Recruit Heshan De Silva top scored for the Lions with 55 from 78 balls, with Joe Nyikos

taking 3/33 from nine overs for the Gators. In reply, Allansford-Panmure openers Kade Parker (83 not out from 66 balls with 12 fours and a six) and Shashan Silva (61 not out from 76 balls) led the visitors to a comfortable victory in just 23.3 overs. At Purnim, Dennington registered a 20 run win over the Northern Raiders. After slumping to 8/114, an unbeaten ninth wicket partnership of 98 between Ryan O’Keefe and Sam Worden lifted the Dogs to 8/212 from 45 overs. O’Keefe finished on 63 not out from 89 balls, with Worden 47 not out from 52. The Raiders were bowled out for 192 in 43.4 overs, captain James Elford top scoring with 48 from 47 balls and Blair Roberts making a patient 44 from 114 balls. Pishan Hewage led the Dennington bowlers with 3/16 from 6.4 overs. At Deakin University, West Warrnambool recorded a 79 run win over Merrivale. Batting first, West Warrnambool posted 4/264 led by openers Poorna Nanayakkara (66 from 84 balls with eight fours and a six) and Madupa Fernando (66 from 96 with three fours and a six), as well as captain Ben Threlfall (48

from 41 balls) and Rukshan Weerasinghe (40 from 30). In reply, Merrivale was all out for 185, despite the efforts of captain Josh Stapleton who made 101 from 91 balls with 10 fours and three sixes in his 300th senior appearance for the Tigers. Noah Dawson and Angus Nicolson took three wickets each for West Warrnambool in the win. Next week’s round of one-day matches sees West Warrnambool play Mortlake at Deakin University, North Warrnambool host Dennington at Bushfield, Nestles and Russells Creek meet at Wenborn Oval, Allansford-Panmure host Port Fairy at Allansford, Merrivale and Noorat Terang meet at the Harris St Reserve with the Northern Raiders playing Warrnambool at Purnim. The WMDCA women’s competition kicks off on Sunday with Mortlake hosting Warrnambool at Mortlake College, Koroit will play North Warrnambool at Koroit, Nestles and Cobden meet at Wenborn Oval, Hawkesdale will host Dennington at Hawkesdale, Russells Creek play the Northern Raiders at the Mack Oval with the Panmure Recreation Reserve the venue for the Allansford-Panmure v Wangoom clash.

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Speedway returns next weekend

THE on-track action will return to Premier Speedway next week.

The opening round on Saturday, October 31 will see a massive night of racing, with the first round of the SRA Sprintcar series along with the Wingless Sprints back on track. Visitors to the Allansford track will notice some changes from last season, with volunteers working hard in recent months to complete an upgrade of the pit area as well as other works both on and off the track. Last weekend’s season launch on the Civic Green was well attended, with race enthusiasts from near and far enjoying the opportunity to see some cars up close and speak with local drivers. The 2026/27 Premier Speedway race calendar is again jam-packed, with three race meetings before Christmas and nine after – plus the three-day Flying Horse Grand Annual Sprintcar Classic. Following on from the October 31 season opener will be:

November 14 – 360/LS Sprintcars and Formula 500s; December 12 – Sprintcars (Max’s Race), Super Sedans and late models. January 1 – Sprintcars, Speedcars and fireworks. January 10 – Wingless Sprints (Summer Slam), Speedcars, Super Sedans and Street Stocks. January 17 – Sprintcars (International Cup) and Junior Formula 500s. January 22-24 – Flying Horse Grand Annual Sprintcar Classic. February 7 – Wild West Wingless 1000, ESSS Sports Sedans Series and V8 Dirt Modifieds. February 19 – 360/LS Shipwreck Shootout, Super Sedans (night one) and junior sedans (Neville Pike Cup). February 20 – Sprintcars (Battle of the Bool), Super Sedans (night two) and 360/ LS Sprintcars. March 12 – Victorian Sprintcar Title, 360/LS Sprintcars, Junior Formula 500s and vintage sprintcars. March 28 – Easter Sprintcar Trail, Super Rod Cup and fireworks.

Driver Michael Coad with five year-old Archie Tebble and David Buck (right).

Eight year-old Archie Beaton took a closer look at a sprint car.

Tenisha and her children Nethum (11) and Cheney (5) enjoyed the chance to look at some race cars.

Seven year-old twins Logan and Ned Kelson had fun at the Premier Speedway season launch last weekend.

Jake Hose and his daughter Pippa (5) enjoyed the day’s launch on the Civic Green.