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Historic skills take centre stage DAVID Brozinski can look at a motorcycle fuel tank and a pile of old spoons and see an owl.

By day he’s the principal solicitor for the Emma House legal program, but in his spare time he transforms discarded metal into intricate sculptures. David’s knack at turning what others may consider ‘old junk’ into beautiful pieces of art will be on show at this weekend’s Wreckfest Rare Trades Festival at Flagstaff Hill in Warrnambool. To learn more about David’s journey, and all the wonderful attractions not to be missed at Flagstaff Hill this Sunday, turn to page 5.

David Brozinski is looking forward to Wreckfest this weekend. Picture courtesy Warrnambool City Council.

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Walking the distance for kids KENNETH McKean is expected to arrive in Melbourne early next week after walking all the way from Warrnambool in support of the United Nations Children’s Fund (UNICEF).

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Ken began his walk at Warrnambool’s Snap Fitness on the morning of Saturday, October 17 with the aim of walking around 260 kilometres over 16 days. His plan is to arrive at Buckingham Reserve in Melbourne early next week. Inspired to complete the journey after watching a group of Buddhist monks walk across America, Ken is raising some muchneeded funds for UNICEF – an agency working through the United Nations to protect children’s rights across more than 190 countries and territories. “I was watching a group of Buddhists walk across America for world peace, and then I thought about all the violence in the world – children are suffering because of things they have no control over,” Ken said last week. “Those Buddhist monks doing what they were doing inspired me, and I also remembered the children in places such as Gaza and Iran, so I wanted to do something. “I decided to do a walk from Warrnambool to Melbourne to raise funds and awareness for world peace, and that’s my main motivation. “I’ve just been trying to walk about 18 to 20 kilometres a day and get there when I get there.” Ken said his first day was really hard – tackling hills around the Hopkins Road. “I got to just before Panmure and I was exhausted. Luckily, my niece lives in Panmure too, so that’s where I stayed for the night. “My niece took my bag to a friend’s place

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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.

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it’s only a small amount. “I’m hoping the funds I raise will help children in need because every kid’s life is important, and I don’t want to see any more children suffering,” he said. “If everyone does something, it helps; even if it’s a small difference.” To donate to Mr McKean’s walk, visit fundraise.unicef.org.au/kenneth-mc-kean.

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Pledge could break scanner stalemate WARRNAMBOOL’S long wait for a PET scanner may soon be over, with Member for South West Coast Roma Britnell this week pledging its delivery under a Liberal Government. “Warrnambool hospital will receive its long-awaited PET scanner under a Liberal Government,” Ms Britnell said yesterday. “We are committed to delivering this vital diagnostic service if elected to govern, reducing the need for patients and their families to travel long distances for essential diagnostic services.” A Positron Emission Tomography (PET) scanner is an advanced medical imaging device used to detect and monitor cancers, as well as diagnose certain heart, brain and other medical conditions. The technology plays an important role in early diagnosis, treatment planning and monitoring patients’ response to treatment. The scanner was originally promised by the Labor Government during the 2022 state election as part of a statewide commitment to deliver eight new PET scanners, including one at the Warrnambool hospital. However, four years on, the community is still waiting. “The Liberals will deliver the promised scanner and ensure

that the investment translates into improved healthcare services for regional patients,” Ms Britnell said. For people undergoing cancer treatment and managing serious health conditions, access to diagnostic imaging closer to home can make a significant difference. It can also help reduce travel burdens, time away from family and additional costs during an already difficult time. “This announcement reinforces the Liberals’ commitment to strengthening regional healthcare, improving access to essential medical services and ensuring regional Victorians receive the high-quality healthcare they deserve, close to home.” Ms Britnell added that for patients facing a cancer diagnosis, access to timely scans and treatment is critical. “They should not have to travel hundreds of kilometres for medical services that should be available closer to home. “Labor promised Warrnambool a PET scanner four years ago and the Liberals will deliver on the promise Labor have reneged on. “As a former nurse, I know how important early diagnosis and timely treatment area. This technology can make a real difference to patients and their families.” Ms Britnell said she had seen first hand examples of people

South West Coast MP Roma Britnell and Shadow Minister for Health, Ambulance Services and Medical Research Georgie Crozier have promised delivery of a PET scanner for Warrnambool under a Liberal government. who haven’t accessed cancer diagnostic services because they simply did not have the means to travel to Geelong or further afield to access a PET scanner. Shadow Minister for Health, Ambulance Services and Medical Research Georgie Crozier said

funding for the new scanner had already been provided for in the state budget. “What our community needs now is delivery,” Ms Crozier said. “This is about delivering the services our community needs,

not leaving them waiting year after year. “Patients undergoing cancer treatment already have enough to deal with without the added burden of lengthy travel for essential scans.”

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Winning idea makes play more accessible AS a speech pathologist specialising in early intervention, Jasmin Beks knows how important it is for everyone to have a way to communicate. And when she saw that the Warrnambool City Council had grants available for community-led projects, she saw an opportunity to help people beyond her own clients. Jasmin successfully applied for funding to install a communication board at the main Lake Pertobe playground via the Cheers to Ideas program. The board features pictures, symbols and words that people can point to in order to express themselves, helping people who have difficulty communicating through speech. “Communication symbols are a really popular form of communication for a lot of people,” she said. “They are used on paper-based boards and in apps, so this is another way that the boards can be used in public spaces.” She said that as well as helping people with additional communication needs, she hoped the new board would start conversations about the different ways

people communicate. “When we think about accessible spaces and supporting those with additional needs, we often think that we need to sort out physical spaces, which we absolutely do, but communication challenges can be harder to see,” she said. “By having this board here at Lake Pertobe we are able to create conversations around what communication access looks like, what different kinds of communication look like and we create a space where everyone feels included.” Cheers to Ideas provides funding of up to $2,500 to support clever ideas to improve public spaces. Finalists are shortlisted, with a public vote helping to determine the winning project. Jasmin said she had never undertaken a project like this before, and the support she received from council staff had been a big help. “Everyone at the council was so helpful,” she said. “Being a first time mum, and this happened around a similar time to me having my baby, it was great to have the support from everyone at the council and it was a great project for me to keep my brain ticking over.” With the next round of funding now open,

Jasmin encouraged anyone with an idea to make a submission. “It doesn’t hurt to put it out, let it grow, and go from there,” she said. And while this is the first communication board in a public space in Warrnambool, she hopes it won’t be the last. “Let’s talk about communication, make it

accessible for everyone and hopefully we’ll see some more boards pop up,” she said. Visit www.warrnambool.vic.gov.au and search Cheers to Ideas to find out more and to submit your idea. Applications for the next round close on Sunday, November 8.

Jasmin Beks is proud to see the ‘chat and play’ communication board now up at the Lake Pertobe playground and ready for use. Picture courtesy Warrnambool City Council.

Lawyer finds creative spark DAVID Brozinski can look at a motorcycle fuel tank and a pile of old spoons and see an owl. By day he’s the principal solicitor for the Emma House legal program, but in his spare time he transforms discarded metal into intricate sculptures. It’s an unlikely shift for someone who had never considered himself as being particularly artistic. David first took up woodworking as an adult, before an uncle gave him a stick welder during the Covid-19 pandemic and sparked his interest in metalworking. He has since transformed his shed into a smithy, complete with a forge, an anvil and other metalworking tools. While many blacksmiths make functional items such as knives, David has increasingly gravitated towards artistic sculptures made from recycled materials. He said that the appeal is a combination of working with his hands and expressing his creativity with something tangible to show for his efforts. “I kept doing it because it’s really nice to have something to show at the end. A sense of accomplishment, which you don’t always get from paid employment,” he said. “It’s very different from being a lawyer. “It’s good for your mental health.” Of all the sculptures he has created, David said he was particularly proud of his owl, the first large piece he made. The sculpture is impressive at first glance, but like much of David’s work, reveals more of its character the longer you look at it. Its body is an old motorcycle fuel tank, its eyes are ladles and its feathers are made from spoons. David said the project required numerous visits to op-shops to collect enough cutlery. “There were a lot of trips to op-shops to find more and more spoons, and I was very excited when I found the gold ones,” he said. The motorcycle fuel tank that forms the owl’s body had been picked up by his father at a clearance sale. “I go to clearance sales with my dad and

he bought the fuel tank. And when he did, I said ‘what are you buying that for? It’s just a piece of scrap. You don’t need that’ and then 12 months later I was like ‘you know that fuel thing? Can I have that?’” David said that there is a strong online community of metalworkers to draw inspiration from, while sometimes, just seeing an item can be enough to start forming an idea of what it could become. “The moose started because the green bits were off an old mower that was just on the side of the road,” he said. “It’s just about finding the right bits of scrap to put it together.” David will be among more than a dozen artisan makers at the WreckFest Rare Trades Festival at Flagstaff Hill this Sunday, November 1. Last year’s WreckFest was one of his first opportunities to demonstrate his skills and sell his work to a large audience. He said the experience had been incredibly rewarding, particularly the opportunity to share his passion with people who had never tried metalworking. One interaction with a young girl who stopped to watch him making metal flowers has stayed with him almost a year later. “A little girl came up and she was really interested and was asking lots of questions,” he said. “That was really nice to maybe spark an interest in somebody else.” WreckFest will feature demonstrations by blacksmiths, coopers, cane fishing rod makers, leadlighters, leatherworkers, potters, brewers, woodworkers, lace makers, knitters, silversmiths, glass etchers, hand shearers, quilters, embroiderers, felters and herbalists. There will also be demonstrations of traditional food preserving and even a town crier. The Warrnambool Garrison will fire the 80-pound cannon and there will also be live music and food vendors on-site. Regular admission fees apply, with free entry for Warrnambool City Council residents via the Local Ambassador Program. For more information visit www. flagstaffhill.com

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October Council Meeting Outcomes OFFICERS’ REPORTS Item 2.1 - Community Assistance Fund Round 1 2026/27 Councillors voted 5/0 to approve funding as recommended. Item 2.2 - Creative Change Grants 2026/27 Councillors voted 5/0 to approve funding as recommended, and acknowledge the additional $10,000 co-contribution from the Fletcher Jones Family Foundation. Item 2.3 - Additional Business Facade Improvement Program recipient Councillors voted 6/0 to approve funding to Pearson’s Nursery, Allansford. Item 2.4 - Domestic Animal Management Plan 2026/29 Councillors voted 6/0 to adopt the plan. Item 2.5 - Annual Report 2025/26 Councillors voted 6/0 to receive and consider the report. Item 2.6 - Quarterly Finance Report, September 2026 Councillors voted 6/0 to receive and note the report. Item 2.7 - S5 Instrument of delegation, Council to Chief Executive Ofˎcer Councillors voted X/X to accept the officer’s recommendations. Item 2.8 - S6 Council delegations to members of Council staff Councillors voted X/X to accept the officer recommendations. Item 2.9 - Audit and Risk Committee minutes - conˎrmed - June 2026 Councillors voted X/X to receive the confirmed minutes.

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Foundation donates another $100,000 THE Gillin Boys Foundation has celebrated a signiﬁcant milestone, surpassing $600,000 in funds raised over the past ﬁve years to support vital research into Duchenne Muscular Dystrophy (DMD). The milestone was reached during the foundation’s annual Gala Fundraising Dinner, held at the Warrnambool Golf Club last Friday night - which raised over $17,000. The evening brought together community members, medical researchers, families, donors and supporters, all united by a shared commitment to advancing research, raising awareness and improving the lives of those affected by Duchenne Muscular Dystrophy. Hosted by Daniel O’Keefe, the gala featured an inspiring program of personal stories, meaningful conversations, medical research updates and a significant funding announcement. Among the evening’s guest speakers was Ben Cunnington, former North Melbourne AFL player, who delivered an inspiring presentation centred around the theme Survive to Thrive. His message highlighted

the importance of resilience, determination and finding strength through adversity, encouraging guests to look beyond life’s challenges and embrace the opportunities for growth, hope and purpose. The evening also featured heartfelt contributions from Laura, Kate, Hayley and Jess, lifelong friends of Christopher Gillin, who shared their personal perspectives and reflected on the importance of friendship and community but most of all stories about Christopher’s strength and resilience. The evening also welcomed Dr Chantal Coles, Dr Peter Houweling, Emily Galea and Leon Kiriaev from the Murdoch Children’s Research Institute (MCRI). They each provided guests with an update on current research developments and advancements in understanding and treating Duchenne Muscular Dystrophy. They also discussed the critical role that community fundraising plays in supporting medical research and progressing towards improved treatment options and, ultimately, a cure. A major highlight of the evening was the announcement of a further $100,000 donation to the Murdoch Children’s Research Institute, reaffirming the foundation’s

The Gillin Boys Foundation presented another $100,000 donation to the Murdoch Children’s Research Institute during the recent annual gala dinner.

ongoing commitment to supporting Duchenne research. “We are incredibly grateful for every donor, supporter and advocate who believes in a future without Duchenne,” a spokesperson for the Gillin Boys Foundation said. Christopher Gillin reinforced

the importance of maintaining momentum and continuing the foundation’s fundraising efforts. “The more funds we raise, the quicker the cure,” Mr Gillin said. The foundation extended its sincere appreciation to everyone who attended the gala, contributed to the fundraising efforts, shared

their personal experiences or supported the event. The Gillin Boys Foundation remains committed to building on its achievement, strengthening its partnership with medical researchers and continuing its mission to help create a future without Duchenne Muscular Dystrophy.

Warrnambool Show this weekend THE Warrnambool Showgrounds will come alive with all the colour, sounds and excitement of the annual show tomorrow (Saturday, October 31).

hard to ensure this year’s show offers something for all ages, with an endless range of rides, amusements, competitions, displays and all things that make a country show a great day out. One of the highlights on this year’s program Organisers have spent months working will be the running of the Sports Shear

Australia national shearing and woolhandling championships. “Apart from the Northern Territory, each state across Australia will be sending a team of 21 to the show to compete,” Warrnambool X Bred Shears secretary Brooke Siegle said. “There’ll be non-stop action in the shed from around 8.30am Saturday, with competition across several categories including open, senior, intermediate, novice and open blade shears along with open, senior and novice wool handling. “The Trans Tasman event, between Australia and New Zealand, will kick off Friday (today) at 8am and that will no doubt be a cracker of a day.” Make sure you take the time to visit the wool shed to see some of Australia and New Zealand’s best woolhandlers and shearers in action. “The Trans Tasman was held in Jamestown last year and was won by Australia so we’re hoping for back-to-back titles,” Brooke said. “Last year’s open shear was won by South Australia’s Sam Bacon while the open wool was won by Alexander Schoff from Queensland. “We’re looking forward to a cracking

couple of days in the shed and showgoers on Saturday should definitely head there to see all the action.” Once again a kids zone will be set up for the day, offering loads of free activities including a circus playspace with HoopSparx (juggling, poi and dancing ribbons), interactive giant bubbles, an animal nursery and mini zoo, free face painting and a giant sandpit. Several community services and groups will also have interactive displays set up across the showgrounds, including the CFA, Warrnambool Model Railway Club, South Western District Restoration Group, SES, ADF Careers and Victoria Police. Make sure you also browse the Wannon Rooms where you will find some wonderful displays of floral art, craft, horticulture, cookery and photography as well as an array of trade stands. Horse and show jumping events, as well as the best cattle, sheep, poultry and fleece in the region will be on show – with the alwayspopular dog high jump competition also set to draw a crowd. With so much to see and do, make sure you head to the Warrnambool Showgrounds tomorrow (Saturday) for a fun-filled day out.

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Carols by the Bluestone returns PORT Fairy’s Carols by the Bluestone will return for another year. Following on from the success of last year, this much-loved community event will be held on Friday, December 4 from 5.30pm-7pm on the grounds of Port Fairy Consolidated School. Carols by the Bluestone is a special

evening for the Port Fairy and wider community to come together and celebrate the festive season – and enjoy an evening of Christmas cheer. With preparations well underway and the event fast approaching, organisers are urging everyone to note the date in their diaries. * Pictures from last year’s event courtesy Jason Dargan.

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Don’t miss K-POP Party K-POP fans will have the chance absolutely thrilled K-POP Party is to enjoy a live performance in making the trip to Warrnambool from Melbourne to perform and host both Warrnambool next month. K-Pop Demon Hunters fans of all ages are encouraged to dress as their favourite character and head along to the Warrnambool Multicultural Festival on the Civic Green on Saturday, November 7. The stage will come alive with colour and music at 2.30pm, with some great prizes up for grabs for those chosen as the ‘best dressed.’ Festival organisers say they are

a dance competition and the dress-up competition. “We’re absolutely thrilled K-Pop is coming to Warrnambool for our event,” Warrnambool Multicultural Association secretary Jan Drew said. “This will be a fun afternoon, with the chance to win some great prizes so we encourage everyone to come along dressed as their favourite Demon Hunter.”

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Come for work, stay for pleasure MOYNE Shire’s Work and Play program is helping seasonal workers turn a summer job into the summer of their lives, with local employment opportunities and subsidised accommodation opening the door to life in one of Victoria’s most spectacular regions. If you’re dreaming of a summer by the coast, keen to earn money, meet new people and discover somewhere new Moyne Shire is the place. With seasonal jobs available through local businesses and support to help make accommodation more affordable, the Work and Play program is inviting travellers, working holiday makers and adventure-seekers to make Moyne their home for the summer. From the beach vibes of Port Fairy to the wide-open landscapes and closeknit community of the surrounding shire, there’s so much to discover when the working day is done. Moyne Shire Council mayor Cr Jordan Lockett expressed his enthusiasm for the program, saying finding work while travelling can be exciting. “Finding somewhere affordable to live while doing it can be another story,” Cr Lockett said. “We want to welcome new people to the region to experience our way of life and see what Moyne is all about. That’s where Work and Play can help.” Delivered through a partnership between Moyne Shire Council and

A summer job in Moyne Shire can lead to time spent enjoying a range of activities and events across the municipality. Commerce Moyne, the program connects seasonal workers with local employers and helps participating businesses access subsidised accommodation for eligible summer staff. The program is particularly focused on hospitality and tourism businesses preparing for the busy summer visitor season. Opportunities can include seasonal roles in hospitality and tourism, with

connections to local employers helping workers find their feet and become part of the community. “Whether you’re up for a morning surf, pottering around some of our cozy towns or spending a lazy weekend along the coast, Moyne offers the chance to combine earning an income with experiencing regional Victoria at its best. “And there’s something really special about becoming part of a small

community, even if it’s just for a season.” If you’re planning a working holiday, travelling south-west Victoria or simply looking for a seasonal opportunity somewhere special, now is the time to explore what Moyne has to offer. Find out more about seasonal work opportunities and the Work and Play program through Commerce Moyne, and explore workforce and accommodation support at Make It Moyne.

Advocacy continues for better roads

A LEADING advocacy group has welcomed the state government’s 2026/27 Roads Maintenance Program but said signiﬁcant gaps remain across the south-west road network. SouthWest Victoria Alliance (SWVA) chairman Cr Dennis Heslin said any investment in regional roads was positive, but many of the roads causing the greatest concern for communities were not reflected in the announced program. “We welcome any investment in southwest roads because our communities desperately need it,” he said. “Communities want to see road crews on the ground and works being delivered. “However, when you look across the region, it’s difficult to argue that the roads highlighted in the program are the roads causing the greatest concern for our local communities.” SWVA noted several south-west councils appeared to receive little or no investment through key elements of the program, despite ongoing concerns about the condition of major statemanaged roads across the region. The alliance said the program’s release comes at a time when independent reports are increasingly highlighting the condition of Victoria’s regional road network. RACV’s 2026 My Country Road survey ranked the section between Portland and Port Fairy as the second most

dangerous regional road in Victoria – behind the Princes Highway west between Camperdown and Colac. The Victorian Auditor-General has also found roads across the state are deteriorating faster than they can be repaired. “Those findings mirror exactly what councils and communities across south-west Victoria have been saying for years,” Cr Heslin said. “Councils, freight operators and residents continue to raise serious concerns about a number of key statemanaged roads that don’t appear to feature in the works program. “From our perspective, there are some significant priorities that have been overlooked.” While welcoming the announced works, SWVA said they should be viewed as only part of the solution. “This Roads Maintenance Program is welcome, but it doesn’t change the fact that there remains a substantial backlog of road rehabilitation and reconstruction works across the south west,” Cr Heslin said. “Regional Victorians don’t expect perfection, but they do expect the roads they rely on every day to be safe, reliable and properly maintained. “There’s still a long way to go before we can say we’ve achieved that.” SWVA said it would continue advocating for increased investment in both state-managed and local roads to support community safety, freight productivity, tourism and regional economic growth.

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The hidden world of Lighthouse Theatre SOMETIMES the most compelling stories at the Lighthouse Theatre are played out behind the curtain.

With four different productions coming to the theatre in just six days, the team behind the scenes is preparing for one of its busiest weeks of the year. The fun starts tonight (Friday) with Songs of the Canyon, followed by Kate Ceberano on Sunday (November 1), Fountain Lakes Y2K on November 2 and Guy Sebastian on November 4. Lighthouse Theatre manager Meg Deyell said tight changeovers were sometimes unavoidable with national touring shows, but they also brought a sense of excitement to the theatre, with more than 1500 people expected through the doors. She said the busy schedule was also a reflection of the Lighthouse Theatre’s strong reputation among touring artists, which was something the team took pride in. “Kate and Guy have been here a number of times, so if they weren’t enjoying it when they came here, they just wouldn’t come back,” she said. “I’m super proud of the work that the Lighthouse team does because they do a really good job and they maintain that excellent reputation.” While audiences might attend a 90-minute performance, Meg said there were about 60 hours of staff time involved on that day alone to make sure everything runs smoothly, on top of work completed in the preceding days, weeks and months. “There’s a lot happening behind the curtain. Depending on the show, there can be as many people in the wings as there are on stage,” she said. “It’s like the Wizard of Oz said: ‘Pay no attention to that man behind the curtain. He is of no importance.’ “Whereas that’s where we live our best lives. In the wings, making the magic

Megan Couch, Meg Deyell and Elliot Cooper are looking forward to some busy days at the theatre. Picture courtesy Warrnambool City Council.

happen.” For ticketing services supervisor Megan Couch, the work begins before a show is even announced. “There can be up to 12 months of preparation beforehand,” she said. “We make sure we have all the right collateral, working with the promoter, and making sure that when it does go on sale, that the process is as easy and simple as possible for people to purchase tickets.” For theatre technician Elliot Cooper, who also works front of house, the busy week will mean some tight turnarounds as one

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production makes way for the next. “For something massively sold out like Guy Sebastian, it will be a load in with their show crew and ours,” he said. “We’ll be a team of anywhere from eight to 12 people, all working to get the show up. “Between sound, lighting and vision if there are any projections, they might need a flyman if there is anything suspended above the stage. “Then the bump out as well. With a week so jam-packed full of awesome stuff, you’ve got to get them out as quickly and efficiently as they came in and get ready to do it all again.” And while it will be a busy week, Elliot said he wouldn’t have it any other way. “Having that many shows come through here in such a small space of time and the community getting behind them as well, it

feels incredible,” he said. “I’ve been on both sides of it. Performing is amazing and a real thrill. “Hearing people say that they enjoyed your performance whether that’s making them laugh, cry, feel inspired… but being part of the team that can make a show go up, gives me the exact same feeling. “There is a big team making these things happen, and the majority of us do it for the same reason as me, because we love it, and we want other people to enjoy it too.” While the Guy Sebastian show has sold out, tickets for Songs of the Canyon, Kate Ceberano and Fountain Lakes Y2K are still available. To find out more about these and other upcoming performances, visit www. lighthousetheatre.com.au.

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Members of the Warrnambool Aero Club are currently looking for people who would love to join them for the 2027 event. Warrnambool Aero Club secretary Janek Krause is eager to hear from anyone who would like to join club members for the trip. “Our club is currently putting together a coach trip to the Avalon Airshow next February and we’re opening this up to everyone in the community, not just our club members,” Janek said. “Thanks to an arrangement with

Warrnambool Bus Lines, the coach itself is covered so travellers only need to chip in towards running costs. “We will have pick-ups in Warrnambool and then Terang, Camperdown and Colac.” According to Janek, the trip will run on one of the public holidays, depending on what the majority prefer – either Friday, February 26 (with the option of staying for the Night Alight evening show), Saturday, February 27 or Sunday, February 28. “We need around 40 people for the trip to go ahead so we’re keen to hear from everyone,” Janek said. To register your interest simply head to warrnamboolaero.club/avalon by Sunday, December 6.

Kitchen upgrade for Gunditjmara GUNDITJMARA Aboriginal Cooperative Ltd is set to receive a commercial kitchen fit-out thanks to the latest round of Regional Health Infrastructure Fund (RHIF) grants.

The state government grants were announced by Member for Western Victoria Jacinta Ermacora earlier this week. The co-operative has been allocated $250,000 for the kitchen fit-out – one of 12 grants announced. “This latest round of funding will deliver better facilities and equipment, delivering

more capacity to treat patients,” Ms Ermacora said. “This is a big win for the local community. Since 2016 the fund has delivered more than 750 projects, supported local jobs and helped regional health services attract and retain skilled workers. “These upgrades mean better equipment, better facilities and more support for the hard working doctors and nurses our communities rely on. Labor is investing in regional healthcare because we know how much it matters to local families, patients and health workers.”

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All roads lead to Dennington ALL roads lead to Dennington on Sunday, November 8 for the 14th annual Dennington’s Day Out. Hosted by St John’s Primary School, the event looks set to once again attract a large crowd to the schoolgrounds for an inexpensive day out the whole family can enjoy. The event continues to grow every year, with an expected attendance of more than 3000 people next month.

The event encourages community partnerships, with a large range of clubs and associations, along with local kindergartens, encouraged to become involved. This is a fun day out for the whole family, with a huge range of rides for the children, including the Music Machine, a mini ferris wheel, piggy train, fun factory, laser tag, chair swing and Neptune VR and inflatables. Once again there will be a vast array of food trucks catering for every taste,

a pop-up shop market with great quality items, and many free activities for children to explore. The day’s program also includes an assortment of entertainment including dancers and singers, along with craft stations and face painting. According to organisers, Dennington’s Day Out continues to receive tremendous support from many local businesses which allows the day to grow each year. Free entry provides an opportunity for

everyone to be involved and have some fun. Unlimited rides wristbands can be prepurchased for $30 or on the day for $35, with single ride tickets just $10 each. This year Dennington’s Day Out (on Sunday, November 8) will run from 10am until 3pm and is definitely an event not to be missed. For more information contact organisers at ddo@sjdennington. catholic.edu.au.

Festival adds 21 new artists ORGANISERS of the 50th Port Fairy Folk On announcing the additional artists coming to Port the biggest and most memorable celebrations in the Festival have announced another huge Fairy next March, festival program director Justin festival’s history.” said the community was working hard to put Committee president Bruce Lieshman, who has been wave of artists for the March 2027 event. Rudge together an amazing event in honour of this huge involved in the folkie for more than 30 years, said he

With gates set to open from 12 noon on Friday, March 5, this special 50th anniversary celebration is set to be even bigger and better than ever before. For 50 years like-minded music lovers and listeners have made the annual adventure to the windswept shores of Port Fairy and the 2027 event will see the welcome return of music lovers for four days of good folk music. Earlier this week another wave of artists was announced, bringing together much-loved favourites, international stars and emerging artists from across the globe.

milestone. “The festival will be a celebration of the deeply connected, nurturing community that Port Fairy is renowned for,” Justin said. “The special event will celebrate the music lovers who have gathered in the township for five decades, the old friends returning to familiar stages, the new generations discovering the festival for the first time, and those countless songs shared en mass in the Shebeen. “With more artists still to be revealed, the 50th Port Fairy Folk Festival is shaping up to be one of

has seen the festival grow from a little gig on the back of a red truck in the Botanic Gardens to a large-scale celebration that draws fans and artists from all over the world. “We thank our supporters, friends and family and most of all the Port Fairy community for getting behind this great event for 50 years,” he said. Among those set to perform at next year’s Folkie are The Milk Carton Kids, Minor Gold, Ordinary Elephant, Sam Kelly, The Settlement, Steph Strings, Sue Ray, Kate Rusby, Eleanor McEvoy and The Burning Hell.

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O. Monk 3 0 21 1 7.00 1 0 Spring Creek Batting N. Bramwell, b: A. Herry..................................................................... 23 (43) NIRRANDA v KOROIT L. Morrison, c: K. Webster-Bamford b: T. Robertson.......................... 70 (107) Koroit Batting L. Rooke, c: H. Stansfield b: B. Edmunds............................................. 40 (56) H. McKenzie, c: A. Herry b: K. Webster-Bamford................................... 5 (10) C. Humphrys, lbw: C. Dale................................................................. 14 (39) R. McArdle, c: A. Herry b: K. Webster-Bamford..................................... 7 (13) M. Sinnott, b: B. Alexander................................................................. 50 (46) J. Dalton, b: C. Herry.......................................................................... 18 (16) P. Sinnott, lbw: B. Alexander............................................................... 11 (26) D. Pender, b: C. Herry........................................................................... 6 (18) T. Sinnott, c: C. Haberfield b: B. Alexander............................................ 7 (16) A. O’Connor, lbw: C. Herry................................................................ Duck (2) S. Townsend, c: C. Haberfield b: L. Walsh........................................... 24 (34) O. Monk, b: E. Bradbury........................................................................ 8 (16) J. Cashin, st: T. Bryce b: C. Dale............................................................. 6 (9) A. Bell, not out.....................................................................................5* (16) Fill-in, lbw: B. Alexander....................................................................... 9 (10) L. Jans, c: Fill-in b: T. Robertson....................................................... Duck (4) S. Brady, not out................................................................................15* (19) M. Lumsden, c: C. Herry b: Fill-in....................................................... 25 (26) B. Gardner, run out: B. Edmunds............................................................ 1 (6) Extras (5WD 3NB 3LB 1B 0P)..................................................................... 12 B. McDonald, not out............................................................................3* (9) Total.............................................................................. 10/179 (44.4 overs) O M R W Econ. WD NB Extras (27WD 0NB 5LB 1B 0P)................................................................... 33 Mortlake Bowling 8 1 26 0 3.25 3 0 Total................................................................................... 9/213 (45 overs) D. Goddard 7 1 22 1 3.14 0 0 Nirranda Bowling O M R W Econ. WD NB A. Herry 9 2 28 3 3.11 1 0 B. Edmunds 9 3 32 1 3.55 7 0 C. Herry 6 0 38 2 6.33 0 2 L. Walsh 8 1 35 1 4.37 3 0 K. Webster-Bamford 8 1 29 2 3.62 0 1 A. Poumako 9 0 36 0 4.00 9 0 T. Robertson 4 0 12 1 3.00 1 0 C. Dale 9 1 44 2 4.88 0 0 E. Bradbury 2 0 16 0 8.00 0 0 B. Heard 1 0 25 0 25.00 5 0 R. Tanner 0.4 0 4 1 6.00 0 0 B. Alexander 9 1 35 4 3.88 3 0 Fill-in Nirranda Batting BYE: DENNINGTON B. Hadden, lbw: B. Gardiner................................................................ 12 (13) C. Haberfield, c: C. Humphrys b: Fill-in............................................... 22 (44) LADDER P PTS Q W L D BYE C. Dale, run out: S. Brady.................................................................... 21 (66) Hawkesdale 3 19 2.299 3 0 0 0 B. Heard, not out...............................................................................25* (58) Koroit 2 13 1.894 2 0 0 1 H. Standfield, c: ? b: B. McDonald.......................................................... 1 (5) Nirranda 2 13 1.449 1 1 0 1 A. Poumako, lbw: S. Brady................................................................... 1 (19) Allansford Panmure 3 13 0.933 2 1 0 0 C. Lambert, b: L. Rooke........................................................................ 5 (10) Mortlake 3 6 0.626 1 2 0 0 B. Edmunds, b: L. Rooke........................................................................ 2 (4) Dennington 2 6 0.531 0 2 0 1 T. Bryce, lbw: L. Rooke........................................................................... 2 (5) Spring Creek 3 0 0.609 0 3 0 0 B. Alexander, b: L. Rooke................................................................... 16 (21) L. Walsh, c&b: B. McDonald.............................................................. Duck (5) PREMIER DIVISION Extras (2WD 1NB 0LB 3B 0P)....................................................................... 6 Total.............................................................................. 10/113 (41.3 overs) WEST WARRNAMBOOL v MORTLAKE Koroit Bowling O M R W Econ. WD NB Mortlake Batting N. Billings 2 0 12 0 6.00 0 0 A. Atwood, c: B. Gannon b: I. Fowler....................................................... 1 (6) B. Gardiner 7 2 14 1 2.00 0 0 S. Gonawala, c: B. Gannon b: B. Threlfall............................................ 24 (43) Fill-in 9 2 26 1 2.88 0 0 M. Slater, c: J. Douglas b: A. Nicholson............................................... 40 (62) S. Brady 9 2 20 1 2.22 2 0 C. Mahncke, c: M. Fernando b: A. Nicholson....................................... 30 (45) B. McDonald 8.3 3 23 2 2.70 0 1 L. Wareham, b: B. Threlfall................................................................. 36 (34) L. Rooke 6 0 15 4 2.50 0 0 T. Lamont, c: J. Douglas b: I. Fowler................................................... 34 (36)

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ALLANSFORD PANMURE v HAWKESDALE

Hawkesdale Batting J. Linke, b: L. Ryan............................................................................. 27 (52) J. Dwyer, c: J. Campbell b: S. White...................................................... 6 (28) E. Morrison, c: B. Smith b: D. Boyd..................................................... 59 (80) H. Gleeson, c&b: B. Boyd.................................................................... 75 (79) H. Moyle, c: M. Smith b: D. Boyd............................................................. 7 (5) S. Sharrock, c: D. Boyd b: B. Boyd.......................................................... 1 (3) D. West, not out.................................................................................21* (12) W. Morrison, not out.........................................................................14* (15) Extras (16WD 4NB 3LB 5B 0P)................................................................... 28 Total................................................................................... 6/238 (45 overs) Allansford Panmure Bowling O M R W Econ. WD NB D. Boyd 9 0 42 2 4.66 1 2 S. White 6 0 20 1 3.33 7 1 L. Ryan 8 0 40 1 5.00 6 0 B. Boyd 9 2 41 2 4.55 1 0 J. Parsons 4 0 32 0 8.00 0 0 J. McLaren 6 1 30 0 5.00 1 0 T. Wadu Mesthri 3 0 25 0 8.33 0 1 Allansford Panmure Batting J. Campbell, c: S. Sharrock b: T. Barling................................................. 1 (3) S. Smith, b: W. Morrison......................................................................... 2 (8) T. Wadu Mesthri, run out................................................................. 72 (103) M. Smith, c: S. Sharrock b: W. Morrison.................................................. 4 (6) R. Ault, c: H. Gleeson b: W. Morrison..................................................... 1 (10) S. White, b: W. Morrison................................................................... Duck (5) B. Boyd, lbw: B. Smith.......................................................................... 5 (24) J. Parsons, c&b: S. Sharrock................................................................ 8 (11) L. Ryan, b: B. Smith.............................................................................. 2 (14) J. McLaren, not out.............................................................................2* (21) D. Boyd, c: H. Gleeson b: S. Sharrock...................................................... 2 (4) Extras (16WD 1NB 3LB 0B 0P)................................................................... 20 Total.............................................................................. 10/119 (34.4 overs) Hawkesdale Bowling O M R W Econ. WD NB W. Morrison 9 1 23 4 2.55 7 0 T. Barling 5 2 11 1 2.20 4 0 H. Moyle 3 1 6 0 2.00 0 0 D. West 6 0 25 0 4.16 4 1 S. Vallis 2 0 15 0 7.50 0 0 B. Smith 7 2 27 2 3.85 0 0 S. Sharrock 2.4 0 9 2 3.37 1 0

MORTLAKE v SPRING CREEK

Mortlake Batting C. Herry, c: N. Bramwell b: M. Lumsden.............................................. 37 (51) C. Rounds, run out: J. Dalton, N. Bramwell......................................... 24 (43) R. Tanner, c: R. McArdle b: A. O’Connor............................................... 24 (11) J. Clifford, lbw: H. McKenzie.............................................................. 11 (34) K. Webster-Bamford, st: N. Bramwell b: M. Lumsden........................ 13 (11) Fill-in, not out...................................................................................66* (73) J. Tanner, c: R. McArdle b: O. Monk.................................................... 22 (22) D. Goddard, st: N. Bramwell b: J. Dalton............................................... 5 (12) E. Bradbury, not out............................................................................9* (15) Extras (12WD 2NB 2LB 0B 0P)................................................................... 16 Total................................................................................... 7/227 (45 overs) Spring Creek Bowling O M R W Econ. WD NB H. McKenzie 7 0 43 1 6.14 3 1 L. Morrison 9 2 41 0 4.55 6 0 L. Jans 4 0 27 0 6.75 1 0 M. Lumsden 7 0 38 2 5.42 1 1 A. O’Connor 6 0 34 1 5.66 0 0 J. Dalton 9 3 21 1 2.33 0 0

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Extras (2WD 0NB 1LB 1B 0P)....................................................................... 4 Total.................................................................................. 3/96 (12.4 overs) North Warrnambool Bowling O M R W Econ. WD NB H. Schlaghecke 4 0 32 1 8.00 0 0 D. Fowler 3 0 19 0 6.33 1 0 T. Fowler 3 0 21 2 7.00 1 0 B. Jenkinson 2.4 0 22 0 8.25 0 0

NESTLES v RUSSELLS CREEK

Russells Creek Batting M. Tharindu, c: M. Murphy b: B. Perry.................................................... 2 (5) M. Price, c: M. Murphy b: M. Hannah.................................................... 6 (19) L. Collett, b: S. Illeperuma Arachchige................................................ 30 (59) C. Williams, c: H. Hunter b: R. Saker................................................... 69 (43) N. Best, c: T. Gunasekara b: R. Saker.................................................... 3 (14) L. Ryan, b: S. Illeperuma Arachchige..................................................... 2 (13) P. Senevirathne, c: T. Gunasekara b: G. Perry...................................... 33 (45) B. Evans, lbw: M. Hannah................................................................... 34 (36) C. Carlin, b: G. Perry............................................................................. 2 (10) J. Eldridge, not out................................................................................0* (3) C. Hancock, c&b: G. Perry...................................................................... 1 (7) Extras (4WD 0NB 3LB 2B 0P)....................................................................... 9 Total.............................................................................. 10/191 (42.2 overs) Nestles Bowling O M R W Econ. WD NB B. Perry 7 0 36 1 5.14 1 0 M. Hannah 8 0 44 2 5.50 1 0 R. Saker 9 3 22 2 2.44 0 0 G. Williams 8 0 48 0 6.00 0 0 S. Illeperuma Arachchige 7 1 30 2 4.28 2 0 G. Perry 3.2 2 6 3 1.80 0 0 Nestles Batting G. Williams, b: M. Price........................................................................ 10 (4) T. Ludeman, c: L. Collett b: L. Ryan..................................................... 32 (37) W. Hinkley, c: L. Collett b: L. Ryan....................................................... 36 (38) M. Murphy, lbw: H. Lloyd.................................................................... 25 (19) S. Illeperuma Arachchige, b: B. Evans.................................................. 1 (9) T. Gunasekara, c: L. Collett b: C. Hancock.......................................... 26 (31) T. Ludeman, lbw: N. Best.................................................................... 35 (35) G. Perry, b: C. Hancock........................................................................... 2 (7) H. Hunter, b: N. Best............................................................................... 1 (7) B. Perry, not out..................................................................................4* (18) R. Saker, not out..................................................................................7* (11) Extras (7WD 1NB 5LB 0B 0P)..................................................................... 13 Total................................................................................ 9/192 (35.5 overs) Russells Creek Bowling O M R W Econ. WD NB M. Price 5 0 28 1 5.60 1 0 C. Britten, c: B. Gannon b: N. Dawson................................................. 16 (16) H. Lloyd 5 0 43 1 8.60 2 1 J. Lehmann, not out..........................................................................18* (14) P. Senevirathne 5 0 20 0 4.00 0 0 W. Kain, run out: I. Fowler, B. Gannon.................................................... 11 (9) B. Evans 5 1 22 1 4.40 1 0 B. Gherashe, not out.............................................................................8* (5) L. Ryan 4 0 29 2 7.25 1 0 Extras (2WD 0NB 0LB 0B 0P)....................................................................... 2 J. Eldridge 2 0 7 0 3.50 0 0 Total................................................................................... 8/220 (45 overs) M. Tharindu 1 0 15 0 15.00 0 0 West Warrnambool Bowling O M R W Econ. WD NB N. Best 4.5 1 10 2 2.06 0 0 Z. Fowler 6 0 34 0 5.66 1 0 C. Hancock 4 0 13 2 3.25 2 0 I. Fowler 7 1 39 2 5.57 0 0 N. Dawson 8 0 43 1 5.37 1 0 ALLANSFORD PANMURE v PORT FAIRY B. Threlfall 7 0 31 2 4.42 0 0 Allansford Panmure Batting J. Douglas 3 0 13 0 4.33 0 0 S. Silva, b: K. Sineth........................................................................... 14 (30) M. Fernando 9 1 45 0 5.00 0 0 K. Parker, c: S. Allen b: J. Perera......................................................... 29 (21) A. Nicholson 5 1 15 2 3.00 0 0 L. Rea, b: M. Staude............................................................................ 9 (29) West Warrnambool Batting C. Bant, c: A. Dwyer b: M. Staude......................................................... 9 (12) P. Nanayakkara, c: A. Atwood b: C. Britten.......................................... 18 (26) J. Nyikos, c: M. Staude b: A. Dwyer.................................................... 44 (64) M. Fernando, c: W. Berryman b: L. Wareham...................................... 37 (37) Z. Mungean, c: J. Hopper b: S. Allen................................................... 10 (32) B. Threlfall, c: C. Mahncke b: C. Britten.............................................. 69 (83) P. Mahony, run out: A. Williams............................................................. 7 (16) R. Weerasinghe, lbw: C. Mahncke...................................................... 34 (66) D. Meade, c: B. Dwyer b: A. Dwyer........................................................ 7 (15) B. Gannon, lbw: C. Britten.................................................................. 18 (27) S. Kumara, not out..............................................................................8* (10) Z. Fowler, c: T. Lamont b: M. Slater..................................................... 15 (12) M. Mills, lbw: J. Perera......................................................................... 3 (13) J. Douglas, not out............................................................................10* (11) D. Bourke, b: J. Perera........................................................................... 3 (6) B. Gannon, c: L. Wareham b: M. Slater.................................................... 7 (5) Extras (6WD 0NB 1LB 0B 0P)....................................................................... 7 T. Madden, not out................................................................................0* (3) Total.............................................................................. 10/150 (41.2 overs) Extras (4WD 0NB 2LB 0B 0P)....................................................................... 6 Port Fairy Bowling O M R W Econ. WD NB Total................................................................................... 7/214 (45 overs) J. Perera 7.2 1 23 3 3.13 1 0 Mortlake Bowling O M R W Econ. WD NB H. Bensch 7 0 34 0 4.85 0 0 C. Britten 8 1 26 3 3.25 0 0 K. Sineth 6 0 15 1 2.50 0 0 C. Mahncke 8 0 40 1 5.00 2 0 M. Staude 5 0 18 2 3.60 3 0 L. Wareham 9 0 58 1 6.44 1 0 S. Allen 9 1 27 1 3.00 1 0 J. Lehmann 2 0 12 0 6.00 0 0 J. Wagg 3 0 19 0 6.33 0 0 T. Lamont 9 0 25 0 2.77 0 0 A. Dwyer 4 0 13 2 3.25 1 0 W. Kain 7 0 39 0 5.57 1 0 Port Fairy Batting M. Slater 2 0 12 2 6.00 0 0 J. Perera, st: Z. Mungean b: P. Mahony............................................... 59 (59) A. Williams, run out: Z. Mungean......................................................... 1 (11) NORTH WARRNAMBOOL v DENNINGTON V. Deemantha, not out......................................................................54* (89) North Warrnambool Batting S. Allen, not out.................................................................................22* (47) D. Fowler, c: ? b: L. Couch................................................................ Duck (7) Extras (10WD 2NB 4LB 0B 0P)................................................................... 16 B. Jenkinson, c: D. Tharaka b: P. Hewage........................................... 22 (39) Total................................................................................... 2/152 (34 overs) N. Robertson, c: R. O’Keefe b: L. Couch................................................ 2 (20) Allansford Panmure Bowling O M R W Econ. WD NB D. Subasinghe, c: R. O’Keefe b: K. Perera........................................... 13 (38) M. Mills 4 1 23 0 5.75 1 0 H. Schlaghecke, c: T. Bellman b: S. Worden.......................................... 4 (71) J. Nyikos 5 1 23 0 4.60 9 1 T. Fowler, c: S. Brown b: S. Fernando.................................................. 14 (24) S. Richardson 9 0 44 0 4.88 0 0 P. Kinnear, not out...............................................................................9* (37) S. Kumara 5 0 19 0 3.80 0 0 L. Cannon, run out: B. Rouse............................................................ Duck (2) P. Mahony 3 1 12 1 4.00 0 0 T. Creece, lbw: S. Fernando.............................................................. Duck (6) S. Silva 6 1 21 0 3.50 0 0 J. Houston, c: P. Hewage b: S. Fernando.....................................Golden Duck D. Bourke 2 0 6 0 3.00 0 1 B. Karunarathne, b: P. Hewage.......................................................... 11 (18) Extras (5WD 1NB 9LB 5B 0P)..................................................................... 20 NOORAT TERANG v MERRIVALE Total................................................................................ 10/95 (43.4 overs) Noorat Terang Batting Dennington Bowling O M R W Econ. WD NB T. Hay, c: A. Boyle b: C. Perry........................................................................ 4 B. Rantall 6 2 8 0 1.33 1 0 H. De Silva, c: J. Lynch b: C. Perry............................................................. 10 L. Couch 9 1 24 2 2.66 2 1 R. Mottram, c: M. Sandow b: M. Bunney.................................................... 17 P. Hewage 7.4 4 14 2 1.82 0 0 Private Player, c: F. Henry b: M. Bunney...................................................... 6 K. Perera 3 0 9 1 3.00 0 0 L. Geary, c: A. Boyle b: M. Bunney................................................................ 1 S. Worden 9 3 17 1 1.88 2 0 S. O’Connor, c: J. Stapleton b: M. Bunney.................................................... 2 S. Fernando 9 4 9 3 1.00 0 0 O. Ritchie, c: J. Stapleton b: J. Lynch........................................................... 2 Dennington Batting T. Keane, c: A. Boyle b: R. McLean............................................................... 6 P. Hewage, c: ? b: H. Schlaghecke.......................................................... 4 (4) T. Royal, b: J. Lynch............................................................................... Duck H. Rantall, c: ? b: T. Fowler................................................................. 22 (21) T. Delaney, b: R. McLean............................................................................. 6 D. Tharaka, c: ? b: T. Fowler............................................................... 39 (29) J. Farrell, not out....................................................................................... 0* L. Couch, not out...............................................................................19* (18) Extras (13WD 6NB 3LB 2B 0P)................................................................... 24 B. Rantall, not out.................................................................................8* (4) Total................................................................................... 10/78 (20 overs)

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Merrivale Bowling O M R W Econ. WD NB C. Perry 6 0 23 2 3.83 2 0 M. Bunney 7 1 22 4 3.14 1 1 J. Lynch 4 0 18 2 4.50 5 3 R. McLean 3 0 10 2 3.33 5 2 Merrviale Batting N. Sinnott, c: T. Delaney b: T. Hay................................................................. 5 N. Burgess, c: L. Geary b: T. Delaney......................................................... 14 M. McCosh, c: O. Ritchie b: H. De Silva...................................................... 21 J. Stapleton, c: L. Geary b: T. Delaney........................................................ 10 J. Lynch, b: H. De Silva................................................................................ 2 M. Jones, b: H. De Silva............................................................................... 6 M. Sandow, not out....................................................................................8* A. Boyle, run out: T. Royal, Private Player............................................... Duck R. McLean, not out.....................................................................................3* Extras (9WD 0NB 1LB 0B 0P)..................................................................... 10 Total.................................................................................. 7/79 (24.2 overs) Noorat Terang Bowling O M R W Econ. WD NB T. Hay 6 2 14 1 2.33 6 0 O. Guthrie 4 0 14 0 3.50 3 0 L. Geary 3 2 7 0 2.33 0 0 H. De Silva 6.2 2 25 3 3.94 0 0 T. Delaney 5 1 18 2 3.60 0 0

Warrnambool Bowling C. Love Charith Fernando Chamika Fernando W. Colla T. Jayawardhane J. Greer

O 9 4 7 7 9 5

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LADDER Port Fairy Nestles Allansford Panmure Dennington Mortlake Noorat Terang Merrivale West Warrnambool Russells Creek Warrnambool Northern Raiders North Warrnambool

P PTS Q 4 24 3.581 4 23 2.033 4 20 1.421 4 19 1.287 4 18 0.938 4 13 0.761 4 13 0.750 4 12 1.422 4 7 0.974 4 6 0.682 4 0 0.596 4 0 0.392

R 22 44 25 29 23 23 W 3 3 3 3 3 2 2 2 1 1 0 0

W Econ. WD NB 3 2.44 2 0 1 11.00 1 0 2 3.57 3 0 0 4.14 2 0 1 2.55 0 0 3 4.60 0 0 L 0 0 1 1 1 2 2 2 3 3 4 4

D 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

N/R 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

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Warrnambool 9/133 (40) lost to Nirranda 1/137 (22.4) NORTHERN RAIDERS v WARRNAMBOOL Russells Creek 9/164 (40) defeated Nestles 10/46 (18.1) Warrnambool Batting Chamika Fernando, c: M. Fernando b: B. Roberts.............................. 30 (48) Port Fairy 3/173 (35.2) defeated Merrivale 8/171 (40) D. Cooper, c: M. Fernando b: H. Fernando........................................... 30 (48) Noorat Terang 6/197 (40) defeated S. Nicolson, b: E. Couch..................................................................... 18 (20) West Warrnambool 10/133 (35) C. Love, lbw: B. Roberts...................................................................... 53 (69) Charith Fernando, c: M. Fernando b: B. Roberts................................. 15 (21) Dennington 8/176 (40) lost to Allansford Panmure 1/179 (31.1) W. Colla, c: A. Forsyth b: B. Roberts........................................................ 6 (8) Wangoom 4/127 (23.5) defeated North Warrnambool 6/123 (40) X. Gercovich, b: B. Roberts.........................................................Golden Duck BYE: NORTHERN RAIDERS T. Jayawardhane, lbw: B. Roberts.......................................................... 4 (6) J. Greer, not out.................................................................................25* (26) LADDER: Northern Raider 12(pts), 9.621(q); Nirranda 12, A. Hocking, c: M. Fernando b: P. Bubb.................................................... 2 (9) 5.429; Port Fairy 12, 2.332; Russells Creek 12, 2.119; Noorat J. Punshon, c: I. Wilson bL P. Bubb................................................... Duck (7) Terang 12, 1.972; West Warrnambool 6, 1.032; Allansford Extras (7WD 1NB 0LB 0B 0P)....................................................................... 8 Panmure 6, 0.905; Wangoom 6, 0.701; Merrivale 6, 0.371; Total.............................................................................. 10/191 (43.4 overs) Nestles 0, 0.519; North Warrnambool 0, 0.428; Warrnambool Northern Raiders Bowling O M R W Econ. WD NB 0, 0.410; Dennington 0, 0.124. B. Brooks 7 0 27 0 3.85 2 0 P. Bubb 7.4 1 39 2 5.08 3 0 DIVISION 3 H. Fernando 9 1 26 1 2.88 0 0 Koroit 9/140 (40) lost to Mortlake 3/143 (22.3) B. Roberts 9 1 39 6 4.33 0 0 E. Couch 5 0 30 1 6.00 0 0 Hawkesdale 10/143 (37.3) defeated Spring Creek 10/131 (30) F. Fishwick 1 0 6 0 6.00 0 0 Noorat Terang 7/209 (40) defeated C. McGinniss 5 0 24 0 4.80 2 1 Allansford Panmure 9/171 (40) Northern Raiders Batting Warrnambool 6/138 (40) lost to Russells Creek 8/221 (40) J. Fishwick, c: S. Nicolson b: C. Love................................................. 60 (32) I. Wilson, c: J. Punshon b: C. Love.................................................... Duck (4) THE FOLLOWING SUNDAY GAMES WERE CANCELLED M. Fernando, b: C. Love................................................................... Duck (2) Merrivale v Nestles B. Roberts, c: W. Colla b: Charith Fernando............................................. 1 (9) Port Fairy v West Warrnambool L. Smith, c: X. Gercovich b: J. Greer.................................................... 33 (74) Wangoom v Dennington H. Fernando, c: D. Cooper b: Chamika Fernando................................. 16 (20) P. Bubb, c: Charith Fernando b: J. Greer.............................................. 29 (73) UNDER 17 BOYS J. Lenehan, b: T. Jayawardhane............................................................. 1 (2) A. Forsyth, b: J. Geer.......................................................................... 14 (20) TWO DAY MATCHES B. Brooks, c: D. Cooper b: Chamika Fernando......................................... 3 (8) Spring Creek v Hawkesdale: C. McGinniss, not out............................................................................1* (2) Stumps: Spring Creek 10/96 (43) Hawkesdale yet to bat Extras (8WD 0NB 1LB 2B 0P)..................................................................... 11 Merrivale v Mortlake Cobden: Total................................................................................. 10/169 (41 overs) No results posted

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Port Fairy v Warrnambool: Stumps: Port Fairy 5/205 (45) Warrnambool yet to bat Russells Creek v Noorat Terang: Stumps: Russells Creek 10/199 (44) Noorat Terang yet to bat West Warrnambool v Allansford Panmure: Stumps: West Warrnambool 1/185 (36.2) Allansford Panmure 1/3 (5) Nestles v Dennington: Game scheduled Thursday October 29

UNDER 17 GIRLS Warrnambool Spring Creek 4/118 (20) defeated North Warrnambool 5/116 (20)

UNDER 15 EAST TWO DAY MATCHES Allansford Panmure v Nestles: Stumps: Nestles 7/206 (45) Allansford Panmure yet to bat Noorat Terang v Nirranda: Stumps: Nirranda 10/138 (37) Noorat Terang yet to bat Russells Creek v Mortlake Cobden: Stumps: Cobden Mortlake 9/152 (34) Russells Creek yet to bat

UNDER 15 WEST TWO DAY MATCHES Port Fairy White v Dennington: Port Fairy White 3/306 (39) Dennington yet to bat West Warrnambool v Warrnambool: West Warrnambool 7/278 (45) Warrnambool yet to bat Spring Creek v Port Fairy Blue: Port Fairy Blue 8/52 (24) Spring Creek yet to bat BYE: MERRIVALE

UNDER 14 GIRLS T20 MATCHES Port Fairy White v Dennington: Warrnambool 140 (20) defeated Northern Raiders 120 (20) Dennington 88 (20) lost to Russells Creek 86 (20) Allansford Panmure 120 (20) defeated Hawkesdale 88 (20) Dennington 123 (20) defeated Merrivale 106 (20) North Warrnambool 146 (20) defeated Mortlake 86 (20)

UNDER 13 EAST Nestles 4/83 (24) trail Nirranda 4/66 (24) Warrnambool 3/78 (24) lead Allansford Panmure 2/104 (24) UPCOMING MATCH SATURDAY OCT. 31 Allansford Panmure Gold v Mortlake Noorat Terang

UNDER 13 WEST Hawkesdale 10/54 (24) trail Northern Raiders 3/103 (24) Spring Creek 7/35 (24) trail Merrivale 0/157 (24) Dennington 9/41 (24) lead Port Fairy 1/86 (24)

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Breakthrough win for Warrnambool WARRNAMBOOL Cricket Club’s ﬁrst win at the top level since the 2024/25 season was the highlight of round four of the Warrnambool Moyne and District premier division matches last Saturday. Batting first against the Northern Raiders at Purnim, Warrnambool posted 191 after being bowled out in the 44th over. Skipper Campbell Love top scored with 53 from 69 balls, hitting six fours and two sixes, with openers Chamika Fernando and Damon Cooper making 30 each. Blair Roberts led the bowling for the Raiders with 6/39 from nine overs. The Raiders in reply were all out for 169 in 41 overs, with opener Jacob Fishwick top scoring with 60 from just 32 balls, hitting six fours and three sixes. Love and Jason Greer were the best of the Warrnambool bowlers in the win, with three wickets each. At Deakin University, Mortlake held on to score a six run win over West

Warrnambool. Batting first, Mortlake made 8/220 from 45 overs, teenager Max Slater top scoring with 40 from 62 balls in a very even scorecard with eight players making double figures. Despite 69 from 83 balls with seven fours and two sixes to captain Ben Threlfall, West Warrnambool was restricted to 7/214 from 45 overs. Mortlake captain Craig Britten led the way in the win with 3/26 from eight overs. At Bushfield, Dennington had a comfortable seven wicket win over North Warrnambool. The Eels could only manage 95 batting first, all out in the 44th over, with Sanjaya Fernando taking three wickets for the Dogs. It took Dennington just 12.4 overs to pass the score for the loss of three wickets, Dilip Tharaka making 39 from 29 balls. Nestles scraped through with a one wicket win over Russells Creek at Wenborn Oval. Creek batted first and were all out in the 43rd over for 191 with skipper Cam

Williams top scoring with 69 from 43 balls, with nine fours and two sixes. Nestles passed the score in the 36th over but did so with only one wicket in hand. Wil Hinkley made 36 from 38 balls and Terry Ludeman 35 from 35 for the Factory in the tight victory. Port Fairy upset reigning premier Allansford-Panmure with an eight wicket win at Allansford. Joe Nyikos top scored with 44 from 64 balls in the home team’s 150 all out, with Jason Perera taking three wickets for the Pirates. Opening the batting in the run chase, Perera made a run a ball 59 with seven fours and two sixes, with Vishwa Deemantha unbeaten on 54 from 89 balls when the score was passed in the 34th over for the loss of two wickets. In a low scoring game in the first match played on the Terang Turf this season, Merrivale scored a three wicket win over the home team. Batting first after being sent in, Noorat Terang could only manage to face 20 overs before being dismissed for 78. Marcus Bunney led the bowling for the

Tigers with 4/22 from seven overs. Merrivale passed the score in the 25th over for the loss of seven wickets, Heshan De Silva taking three wickets for the Lions. Next week’s round of one-day fixtures sees Russells Creek play the Northern Raiders at Jetty Flat, Dennington will host Allansford-Panmure at Dennington, Mortlake will take on Nestles at the DC Farran Oval, Noorat Terang and West Warrnambool will meet at Terang, Warrnambool plays North Warrnambool at Brierly with Avery’s Paddock the venue for the Port Fairy versus Merrivale game. On Sunday, the opening round of the women’s competition was washed out. This Sunday sees Koroit host Mortlake at Victoria Park, Dennington play North Warrnambool at Dennington, Cobden will meet Hawkesdale at the Cobden Technical School Oval, Warrnambool and Russells Creek clash at Brierly, Wangoom and Nestles play at Wangoom with Allansford-Panmure to host the Northern Raiders at the Panmure Recreation Reserve.

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WDPA Western District Bowls pennant results MIDWEEK PENNANT ~ ROUND 3 (Oct. 27) DIVISION 1 Lawn 1 Green 70 (12) defeated Koroit 1 Saints 50 (0) Treweek, Alderman, Crispe, Prout 21 defeated Unger, Funcke, O’Shannessy, Ellis 18; Lackie, Prout, Burgess, Grenfell 22 defeated Elliott, Arnold, Collins, Murnane 11; Lackie, Grundy, Sagnol, Brown 27 defeated Thomas, Elliott, Duffield, Knowles 21. Warrnambool 1 Gold 61 (10) defeated City 2 Sapphires 51 (2) Moloney, Cooper, Clegg, Hill 21 defeated Murrell, McLean, Meade, Summerhayes 12; Edwards, Sullivan, Dalton, Cross 17 lost to Emonson, Cooknell, Kampman, Symmons 24; Williams, Pulling, Klein, Bowles 23 defeated Cooknell, Smart, Drennan, Hunt 15. City 1 Diamonds 82 (11) defeated Mortlake 1 Blue 42 (1) Swain, O’Keeffe, Collie, Johnson 18 drew with Tanner, Inverarity, Jackson, Grant 18; Chiller, Cooknell, Moloney, Ritchie 32 defeated Wood, Johnson, Wood, Johnson 9; Sheehan, Sheehan, Solly, Sheehan 32 defeated Goldsworthy, Baxter, Draffen, McNicoll 15. Timboon 1 Demons 63 (10) defeated Port Fairy 1 Gold 56 (2) Trigg, Dwyer, Baker, Rowe 20 defeated Oswin, McKew, Jessen, Cullinane 13; McIntosh, Finch, Finch, Mungean 16 lost to Smith, Hamilton, Pink, Wiggins 23; Newey, Fitzgerald, Duro, Keane 27 defeated Dempsey, Lowe, Roberts, Woods 20. DIVISION 2 Koroit 2 Saints 63 (8) defeated City 4 Rubies 60 (4) Kelson, Auld, McInerney, Becker 17 lost to Madden, Shiels, Burleigh, Burleigh 19; Sicely, Beard, Bowron,

WEEKEND PENNANT ~ ROUND 2 (Oct. 24) DIVISION 1 Terang 1 Blue 35 (0) lost to Portland Memorial 1 Makos 73 (12) Tebble, Templeton, Mills, Rees 14 lost to Elford, Danisch, Armstrong, Holcombe 23; Densley, Staunton, Morrison, Heffernan 11 lost to Cottier, Angelino, Englezos, Seekamp 24; Reid, Meade, Stonehouse, Delaney 10 lost to Overall, Fleming, Carlin, Cameron 26. Dennington 1 Jets 82 (12) defeated Timboon 1 Demons 44 (0) Dowd, King, Savage, Barling 35 defeated Newey, Fitzgerald, Duro, Keane 13; Murch, Creek, Creek, Dowdell 20 defeated Finch, Baker, Finch, Mungean 13; Martin, Scott, Rabl, Barling 27 defeated Trigg, Dwyer, Gaut, Rowe 18. Dunkeld 1 Blue 59 (3) lost to Port Fairy 1 Red 61 (9) Swanson, Cole, Cook, Jackson 18 lost to Dempsey, Roberts, Lowe, Crisp 24; Prewett, Prewett, Kennedy, Gordon 22 drew with Arnold, Pink, Wiggins, Riches 22; Raymond, Fitzpatrick, Hinchliffe, Swanson 19 defeated Gibb, Dyson, Woods, Cullinane 15. Koroit 1 Saints 45 (0) lost to Mortlake 1 Blue 63 (12) Laurence, Knowles, Collins, Funcke 21 lost to Pierce, Wood, Kubik, Johnson 24; Jobling, Arnold, Daly, Ellis 8 lost to Beardsley, Dolling, McNicoll, Goldsworthy 18; Coolahan, Lenehan, Bowles, Boschen 16 lost to Tanner, Inverarity, Draffen, Grant 21. Warrnambool 2 Blue 31 (0) lost to City 1 Red 70 (12) Johnson, White, Clegg, Hill 10 lost to Davey, Hawkins, Moloney, Solly 26; Neal, Moloney, Dalton, Sullivan 11 lost to Sheehan, Finnigan, Wells, Johnson 23; Hatfield, McNaughton, Dalton, Clifford 10 lost to Dosser, O’Rourke, O’Keeffe, Sheehan 21. City 2 Gold 50 (0) lost to Warrnambool 1 Gold 70 (12) Lloyd, Butters, Ritchie, Hunt 19 lost to Williams, Cooper, Cross, Bowles 23; Swain, Veljovic, Meade, Jones 17 lost to McGillivray, Tory, Cross, Cornick 21; O’Donnell, Sheehan, Collie, Fleming 14 lost to Edwards, Pulling, O’Donnell, Steel 26. DIVISION 2 City 4 Blue 70 (11) defeated Lawn 1 Red 43 (1) Pelgrim, Savery, McLean, Bartlett 17 defeated Alderman, Sagnol, Porter, Prout 14; Dwyer, Anstey, Smail, Summerhayes 20 drew with Treweek, Burgess, Brown, Hose 20; Drennan, Body, Scott, Chapman 33 defeated Brown, Keane, McLeod, Grenfell 9. Koroit 2 Saints 79 (12) defeated Timboon 2 Demons

McKenzie 27 defeated Kelly, Haberfield, McCosh, Newton 15; Toleman, Becker, Duffield, Coffey 19 lost to Firth, Horne, Smith, Wallace 26. Warrnambool 2 Blue 64 (10) defeated Port Fairy 2 Green 49 (2) Gibson, Kelly, Hawker, Crowe 15 lost to Jackson, Brown, Blain, Farley 17; White, Bayne, Verdon, Bell 23 defeated Parker, Spencer, Purcell, Mallett 19; Dalton, Hunting, Mahney, Dalton 26 defeated Smith, Hamilton, Phillips, Munro 13. Timboon 2 Demons 64 (12) defeated City 5 Zircon 53 (0) McKenzie, Easterbrook, McDowell, Bowen 21 defeated Smith, Ness, Brinkmann, Smail 20; Mungean, Cowan, Wines, Bedggood 27 defeated McCarthy, Moloney, Malcolm, Bibby 18; Gillingham, Clover, Berry, Trigg 16 defeated Wright, Gleeson, Pelgrim, Rogers 15. City 3 Pearls 52 (0) lost to Dennington 1 Jets 73 (12) Fuller, Sayer, Sedgley, Madden 16 lost to Murch, Rayner, Childs, Dowdell 18; O’Brien, Ritchie, Comollatti, Garner 19 lost to Giblin, Conn, Conn, O’Leary 27; Moloney, Graham, Prewett, Treweek 17 lost to Greene, CutterRabl, Rabl, Savage 28. Warrnambool 3 Green 66 (10) defeated Terang 1 Blue 54 (2) Rea, Sharp, Jewell, Uebergang 21 lost to Kenna, Ross, Gherashe, Downie 22; Dalton, Watson, Bartlett, Johnson 21 defeated Pearson, Meade, Templeton, Delaney 11; Guinan, Dakin, Chapman, Kelly 24 defeated Kenna, Wass, Rees, Mills 21. DIVISION 3 City 6 Emeralds 39 (2) lost to Lawn 2 Blue 42 (6) Madden, Kenna, Lane, Chatfield 26 defeated Gleeson,

Wood, Brown, McLeod 15; Whitehead, Blake, Phillips, Thompson 13 lost to Pickett, Daley, Hirst, Sagnol 27. City 8 Jade 37 (2) lost to Terang 2 Red 40 (6) Rutter, Smith, Hockley, Everall 17 lost to Keane, Cameron, Forssman, Gready 21; Cuzens, Bourke, Small, Duncan 20 defeated Kenna, Downie, Hilton, Hilton 19. Timboon 3 Demons 48 (8) defeated Warrnambool 4 Red 34 (0) Duro, Mungean, Lucas, Bedggood 27 defeated Hurley, Howlett, Hayes, Howlett 14; Blair, Lay, Uebergang, Bedggood 21 defeated Muscat, Brockett, Wilson, Lange 20. Port Fairy 3 Red 49 (7) defeated City 7 Opals 47 (1) Redden, Saul, Spark, Hedger 24 drew with Husband, Lane, Holland, Husband 24; Jenkins, Woodrup, Murray, Leddin 25 defeated Burgess, McCosh, Love, Harris 23. DIVISION 4 Lawn 3 Gold 36 (2) lost to Koroit 3 Saints 40 (6) Hirst, Tory, Lenehan, Perrett 19 defeated Lenehan, Bowron, Green, Keane 18; Ryan, Johnstone, Milroy, Pickett 17 lost to Lane, Hussey, Waterson, Murray 22. Port Fairy 4 Blue 44 (8) defeated Port Fairy 5 Black 26 (0) McLeod, Chapman, Taylor, Kershaw 17 defeated Harris, Meldrum, McCosh, Addinsall 16; Bunge, Dalton, Gleeson, Watts 27 defeated Hayes, Cumming, Harris, Purcell 10. City 9 Topaz 40 (6) defeated City 10 Onyx 25 (2) Gavin, Chapman, Groves, Batten 12 lost to O’Keefe, Cozens, Monigatti, Smits 15; Batten, Cuzens, Scott, Symons 28 defeated Wiggins, Rayner, Barker, Williams 10. Mortlake 2 Purple v Timboon 4 Demons – no result

41 (0) Jobling, Keane, McAllion, O’Shannessy 29 defeated Mungean, Cowan, Wines, Bedggood 15; Clissold, Farley, Brown, Murnane 28 defeated Easterbrook, Clover, McIntosh, Bowen 14; Beard, Funcke, Cook, Read 22 defeated Gillingham, McDowell, Berry, Trigg 12. Warrnambool 4 Green 72 (12) defeated City 5 Green 51 (0) Jansen van Vuuren, Hill, Woolley, Crowe 21 defeated Horne, Treweek, Newton, Madden 20; Anderton, White, Howard, Bell 25 defeated Roberts, Burleigh, Keegan, Kampman 14; Hurley, Verdon, Hunting, Rundle 26 defeated Reed, Wooles, Comollatti, Chatfield 17. Mortlake 2 White 49 (2) lost to City 3 White 64 (10) Macdonald, Wood, Boyden, Baxter 26 defeated Hall, McGennan, Bolden, Garner 9; Richie, Pasque, Macdonald, Delaney 6 lost to Thomson, Sedgley, Bell, Bourke 36; Reynolds, Cary, Springall, Draffen 17 lost to Price, Emonson, Davey, Symmons 19. Terang 2 Red 39 (0) lost to Warrnambool 3 Red 77 (12) Wass, Kenna, Uebergang, Moulden 14 lost to Newton, Sager, Johnson, Anderson 28; Meade, Stanley, Gherashe, Downie 10 lost to Dalton, Blandthorn, Mahney, McCallum 29; Grayland, Heffernan, Ross, Wynd 15 lost to McGillivray, Guinan, Kelly, Lilley 20. DIVISION 3 Port Fairy 2 Gold 62 (8) defeated Koroit 3 Saints 60 (4) Smith, Brown, Nolte, Kemp 18 lost to Duffield, Shanahan, Duffield, Keane 19; Spencer, Munro, Lowe, Farley 17 lost to Kelson, Smith, Elliott, Butler 19; Blain, Oswin, Hamilton, Jessen 27 defeated Unger, Hamilton, Thomas, Holscher 22. Dennington 2 Jets 53 (0) lost to Timboon 3 Demons 76 (12) Cutter-Rabl, Rosenbrand, Gerke, McConnell 18 lost to Brown, Barry, Mungean, Bedggood 32; Balmer, Barling, Creed, Frewin 17 lost to Page, Duro, Lay, Bedggood 24; Giblin, Gleeson, Conn, Greene 18 lost to McKenzie, Mungean, Pech, Lucas 20. City 7 Maroon 59 (7) drew with Warrnambool 5 White 59 (5) McLeod, Ness, Grant, Harris 22 defeated Dalton, McLaren, Andrew, Gibson 20; Gleeson, Boyington, Rogers, Craven 22 defeated Byron, Hill, Barclay, Verdon 14; McSwain, Hockley, Fuller, Husband 15 lost to Baxter, Carroll, Johnson, Bayne 25. Lawn 2 Gold 67 (10) defeated City 6 Brown 54 (2) Lackie, Perrett, Prout, Taylor 22 defeated Davies,

Finnigan, Sayer, McMahon 12; Alderman, Lackie, Milroy, Sagnol 20 lost to Whitehead, Burleigh, McCosh, Phillips 24; Milgate, Fish, Hirst, Crispe 25 defeated Chapman, McCarthy, Thompson, Page 18. DIVISION 4 City 8 Yellow 47 (7) defeated Warrnambool 7 Maroon 30 (1) Kenna, Gavin, Jelbart, Boonzaayer 32 defeated Firmin, Bushell, Kelly, Uebergang 15; O’Sullivan, Shiels, Ritchie, Griffin 15 drew with Cust, Lange, Howlett, Dakin 15. Port Fairy 3 Green 37 (2) lost to City 9 Black 43 (6) Jenkins, Woodrup, Murray, Kershaw 17 lost to Smith, Brauer, Everall, O’Brien 26; Lowe, Spark, Hedger, Lenehan 20 defeated Firth, Madden, Gleeson, Trompf 17. Terang 3 White 49 (8) defeated Dunkeld 2 White 25 (0) Bond, Whitehead, Fowler, Meade 20 defeated Donohue, Maclean, Mathews, Wall 15; Hilton, Forssman, Hilton, Gready 29 defeated Cook, Montgomery, Maslen, Napier 10. Warrnambool 6 Orange 39 (8) defeated Koroit 4 Saints 31 (0) Selman, Reilly, Jewell, Yewers 17 defeated Coffey, Bowron, Bowron, Coffey 15; Chapman, Watson, Holder, McCosh 22 defeated Waterson, Keane, Murray, Becker 16. DIVISION 5 Warrnambool 9 Black 31 (2) lost to Mortlake 3 Gold 43 (6) Newton, Howlett, Wilson, Nankervis 8 lost to Hadfield, Jervies, Allison, Heard 31; Timms, Drinkell, Gleeson, White 23 defeated Robertson, Murray, Wallace, Robertson 12. City 11 Orange 49 (8) defeated Warrnambool 8 Yellow 26 (0) McCosh, Bates, Cathie, Malcolm 27 defeated Jenkins, Wynd, Hand, Bartlett 14; Wright, Monigatti, Lane, Rayner 22 defeated Gleeson, Maloney, Kelly, Furnell 12. Dennington 3 Jets 39 (6) defeated Lawn 3 Green 35 (2) Conn, Hollis, Shaw, Giblin 17 lost to Wood, Lenehan, Milroy, Prout 19; Thomas, Hovard, Membrey, Butler 22 defeated Pickett, Tory, Pickett, Pickett 16. Port Fairy 4 Blue 31 (2) lost to City 10 Purple 35 (6) Sully, Beardsley, Mahony, Miller 18 defeated Wiggins, Rutter, Arundell, Barker 15; Dalton, Taylor, Gleeson, Leddin 13 lost to Abraham, Husband, Howarth, Williams 20.

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Strike fest lights up the lanes THE pins were consistently falling across the lanes at Warrnambool’s ‘the Bowl’ last weekend, with the venue hosting the Leo Kenshole tournament. In the men’s competition on Sunday, all players competed in eight games, with each point win earning an extra 20 bonus pins. Colin Heeman finished first with 2195 pins, while Connor Bonham was second on 2184. Third place went to Paul Stuckey with 2181 pins. In the women’s competition, all ladies bowled six games each (which included 20 bonus points for each game point win). This was won by Diana Templeton with a total pinfall of 1706, while Kerrie Crawford was the runner-up on 1635. Third place was a tie between Lisa Vale and Ami Howe, both on 1623 pins.

Women’s competition winner Diana Templeton (right) with runner-up Kerrie Crawford.

Winner of the men’s Leo Kenshole event Colin Heeman (left) with runner-up Connor Bonham.

Action returns to Premier Speedway THE on-track action will along with the Wingless Sprints back pit area as well as other works both on Flying Horse Grand Annual Sprintcar Classic. and off the track. return to Premier Speedway on track. Following on from the October 31 Visitors to the Allansford track will The 2026/27 Premier Speedway race this weekend. notice some changes from last season, calendar is again jam-packed, with season opener will be: Tomorrow night’s season opener will with volunteers working hard in recent three race meetings before Christmas November 14 – 360/LS Sprintcars see a massive night of racing, with the months to complete an upgrade of the and nine after – plus the three-day and Formula 500s; first round of the SRA Sprintcar series 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 Volunteers, officials, drivers, crew members and fans are all looking forward to this weekend’s season 500s and vintage sprintcars. opener at Premier Speedway. March 28 – Easter Sprintcar Trail, Super Rod Cup and fireworks.

Bowlers head 4BBB at to Mildura East Fram SOME of Warrnambool’s talented 10-pin bowlers will head to Mildura this weekend for the Senior Shield. The tournament will run from tomorrow, Saturday October 31, through until Monday. The men’s side, comprising Scott Dennis, Steven Sheen,

Ray Fedley, Eddie Way and Shane Griffiths (supported by manager Michael Sheen) will bowl seven games on days one and two, and four games on the final day. The ladies’ team, comprising Jo Fisher, Jenny McKane, Sharon Gore, Lisa Vale and Maureen Way (with

Trish Beasley as manager) will bowl seven games on days one and two. The Senior Shield tournament is open to bowlers from the age of 45. This year the Warrnambool men’s team is aiming to go back-to-back after winning last year in Morwell.

GOLFERS enjoyed a on 46, Murray Drake and Ben 4BBB event at the East Dinwoodie 45, and Brad White Framlingham Golf Club and Anthony Kenna on 42. The social winner on the day last Saturday. The event was won by Brett Willsher and Glenn Tracey on a score of 50 points, with Leon Kenny and Darren Hansford runners-up on 48. They were followed by Sharon Suhan and Jenny Mapleson

was Cathryn Holland. Nearest the pins: 3rd Brett Willsher, 6th and 9th Anthony Kenna (eagle on 9th), 7th Jim Lewis. This Saturday will be red tee day.

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South C Dragons members Marlene O’Brien, Janet Goodall, Glenda Mugavin, Judy Conn and Anne Wallis have returned from France where they competed in the IBCPC Dragon Boat Festival.

FIVE women from Warrnambool’s South C Dragons have recently returned from France where they participated in the International Breast Cancer Paddlers’ Commission Dragon Boat Festival. The group joined members from Dragons Abreast Gold Coast to form one of half a dozen Australian teams entered in the festival. “The festival was held in the town of Aixles-Bains and it was just wonderful,” team

member Judy Conn said. “It truly was a celebration and recognition of all breast cancer survivors along with a very moving tribute to those lost to the disease.” In their classy pink berets, matching lifejackets and oars, and specially designed tops, the Dragons (Judy Conn, Anne Wallace, Marlene O’Brien, Janet Goodall and Glenda Mugavin) joined 177 teams from across the world for the festival. “The number of paddlers and supporters there was just mind-blowing,” Judy said. “The festival was for all breast cancer survivors and attracted around 4500

participants.” The Dragons and their Gold Coast teammates competed in the 200m race and finished third in both their heat and the final. “It was amazing to finish third but the festival is more about developing friendships, memories and just having a great time – rather than who finishes where in the finals. “But in saying that, we’re also very proud of our efforts on the water. Finishing third was certainly a very proud moment for us all and we’re very grateful to our local community for its support.” The dragon boat festival is held every

three to four years and is an international, non-competitive participatory event for breast cancer paddler teams who engage in dragon boat activities as post breast cancer diagnosis rehabilitation. This year was the first time since the establishment of IBCPC in 2010 that the event was held in France. The event concluded with a highly emotional flower/closing ceremony. “The closing ceremony was one of the highlights for us all,” Judy said. “This was a very emotional and moving time of reflection, to pause and remember all those lost to breast cancer.”

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