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THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 30, 2023

Generous donation

Generosity: The Terang and District Lions Club has made a $5000 donation to Terang and Mortlake Health Service to ensure members of the community have additional comfort at a time when it is needed most. 2023D FOR THE FULL STORY TURN TO PAGE 3.

Shire issues hundreds of fire notices

CORANGAMITE Shire Council has urged the community to prepare their properties and practice bushﬁre plans with families as summer approaches.

The Fire Danger Period (FDP) started on Monday, November 20 and Corangamite Shire manager environment and emergency Lyall Bond encouraged residents to clear around their properties before summer arrives. “With a drier and hotter El Niño summer forecast, CFA have declared the Fire Danger Period earlier than previous years,” Mr Bond said. “The ﬁre season has begun so it’s a good time

to start preparing now instead of leaving it until the last minute. “We live in one of the most bushfire prone areas of the country so even if you live in town, significant bush, long grass or coastal scrub is not far away.” Mr Bond said the pressure was on in an emergency situation and preparedness was key. “Having a written, and well-practised plan will help you remember what needs to be done during a crisis,” he said. “Everyone’s home and needs are different so it’s important to have a personalised plan. “What action will you take when the fire Danger Rating is high, extreme or catastrophic?

When will you leave? Where will you go? What will you take? “You might need to plan alternative exit routes in case a road is cut. You need Plans A, B and C for when parents are at work and children are at school, and other variables.” The Country Fire Authority ‘bushfire survival planning template – leaving early’ can be downloaded from cfa.vic.gov.au/plan-prepare/ before-and-during-a-fire/your-bushfire-plan. Council fire prevention officers have been inspecting properties around the shire to identify any dangerous fuel levels which need to be cleaned up and issued 277 Fire Prevention Notices (FPNs).

Property owners who received FPNs must comply with the notice by the date identified or face fine of more than $1923.10, as set by the State Government. “This date will be set for the end of November, so we encourage the community to contact council if properties have not been cut and fire fuels reduced after that time,” Mr Bond said. For further information about fire inspections please call Council on 5593 7100. To learn more on how to prepare your property for the bushfire season, visit www.cfa. vic.gov.au/plan-prepare .

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Santa to visit Mortlake carols

THE Mortlake Lions Club’s annual Christmas Carols is ready to help families usher in the holiday season.

Mortlake’s Market Square, at the corner of Shaw Street and Officer Street, will again play host to the beloved family-friendly Christmas event on Friday, December 15 from 6pm-9pm. A wide range of music, entertainment and food options will ensure the event is one the wider community can enjoy. Mortlake Lions Club event organiser Heather Rowe said she hoped to see the carols follow current trends as many events across the district have recorded their biggest years yet. “We’re going to have the same format as we did last year which people seemed to enjoy,” she said. “We’ll have a wide range of singers including students from St Colman’s Primary School and Mortlake College, who will sing some of their favourite Christmas carols. “There will be jumping castles, a merry go round, face painting and an opportunity for everyone to get up close with some wildlife. “We’ll have plenty of food and a barbecue, fairy floss and trifle.” It would not be the Mortlake Lions Club Christmas Carols without a visit from Santa, who is expected to have some treats for the kids. “I think it’s going to be a really good night,” Mrs Rowe said. “We’ll have a giant raffle, with about eight to ten draws. “All the prizes have been donated by business, in Mortlake. “The event is sponsored by Moyne Shire Council and Hexham Wind Farm, so we’ve been able to get a few more things this year.” Mrs Rowe said all were welcome to attend the free event, and hoped to see the wider community come along on the night. “Hopefully this year’s event can draw a big crowd,” she said. “I know there are a lot of new people in town so hopefully they all come along. “We think the weather is going to be nice so it should be a great event.” The Mortlake Lions Club are hoping to attract a big crowd for this year’s Christmas Carols. 2022D

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The November 2 edition of the Terang Express - see the front page report - has ignored Will the mayor please advise why a number of important facts about Corangamite Corangamite residents haven’t been refunded Shire’s 2023-2024 Budget. The shire has now recorded, unnecessarily, a the rates money we have been clearly overcharged in the shire’s 2023-24 Budget? $7 million surplus. Dear Sir,

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The budget surplus was achieved on the back of a 3.5 per cent general rate increase even though Warrnambool City Council with a much bigger population than Terang, only increased their rates by 2.95 per cent and also refunded $250 to eligible residents. Corangamite Shire increased its waste management charges per household by 4.85 per cent even though it already had an operating budget surplus of $3.79 million at the time. At the same time, Corangamite Shire residents have seen reduced bulk billing services across the shire and increased rates and high fuel and gas prices for our homes. Not to mention the increasing cost of groceries. Corangamite Shire’s budget surplus is unnecessary and is based on a fallacy. The annual rate cap set by the Victorian minister for local government is only the cap (the upper limit) for a rate rise. It does not mean - and never has meant - that this is the compulsory level at which rates must be set. The fact is Corangamite Shire lied about its decision to increase property rates by 3.5 per cent when we were told at council’s budget meeting that the rate rise had to be in line with the minister’s rate cap of 3.5 per cent. Will the mayor now act to please partially refund our excessive rates hike for 20232024, or will more money be wasted on the multimillion walking track from Timboon to Port Campbell? John Glazebrook Terang

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Generous donation for health service

A DONATION from the Terang and District Lions Club will help hospital patients feel more comfortable.

The club has donated 10 new flat-screen smart televisions to Terang and Mortlake Health Service, at a cost of approximately $5000. The first five new TVs were installed at Terang hospital this week, with an additional five to be donated some time in 2024. Terang and District Lions Club members Wayne Saunders (president), Kerrin McKenzie (secretary) and Geoff Coverdale (service) visited the hospital this week to see the new additions now mounted. The concept behind the donation came about after Mr Coverdale’s mother-in-law, Doreen Suhan, received care at the hospital before her passing in September. “We were sitting in the room with her and went to turn on the TV, and noticed it was getting a bit older and dilapidated,” he said. “I thought it would be a good thing to see the televisions get a replacement, which would be the perfect job for the Lions Club to be part of. “We’ve lined up ten new televisions; five have been installed and we’ll get the rest installed sometime next year. “So, we’ve begun donating the 4K TCL smart TVs in rooms needing an upgrade, which TMHS has now installed.” Mr Saunders said the club was proud to support the Terang and Mortlake Health Service in giving members of the community added comfort when they need it most. “We’ve supported the health service for a long period of time,” he said. “It’s a win-win situation. “This is what we do, it’s what we work for.” Mr Coverdale said the opportunity to make such donations were a credit to the community supporting fundraising initiatives.

What’s on: The $5000 donation will see ten new flat screen televisions installed in patient rooms at Terang hospital. 2023D “The Terang Caravan Park is our main source very social, with no pressure to turn up to every of income, in addition to fundraising through meeting or anything like that,” he said. the races, the Terang and District Lions Club “Our main aim is to sure up our numbers to ensure we can give to the community for the Fun Run and Walk, and the races,” he said. “We’re able to do things like this because of next 20 years. “We do have an aging membership but we’ve the support we get from the community.” picked up three younger members over the last Mr McKenzie said the club hoped to grow few months which has us feeling good about its membership, giving more people a chance the future of the club. to build social connections and be part of “It’s a lot of fun – it’s why people have been initiatives to give back to the community. part of it for 50 years.” “All of our meetings and working bees are Terang and Mortlake Health Service director

Lucky ticket: Mercy Regional College drew its popular annual raffle over the weekend, with Cobden’s Karen Smith driving off in a brand-new car. 2023D

Mercy’s raffle winner claims new car COBDEN’S Karen Smith drove away in her new Mazda CX-3 Maxx Sport after winning this year’s annual Mercy Regional College Car Raﬄe.

Principal Sharon Gillett said the car raffle draw was always a highlight of the year. “Congratulations Karen and all of our lucky winners. Our raffle is an exciting tradition and we appreciate everyone who purchased tickets in our major fundraiser.” she said. “We look forward to using the funds for an outdoor learning space at our McAuley Campus.” Car Raffle organiser Toby McKenzie said the school appreciated the support of the wider community. “Our raffle depends on generous local

support, and we thank all of the businesses who sponsored the ten fantastic prizes, and to the staff and parents who volunteered at the stall,” he said. The raffle was drawn at the Jubilee Dinner on Saturday evening, as part of the college’s 50th anniversary celebrations. The dinner followed an open day where a formal assembly was held and commemorative elm tree was planted. The 50th celebrations were well attended, with school tours proving popular and the Inaugural Spirit of Mercy Alumni Awards presented alongside the Car Raffle at the Dinner. The full list of raffle winners can be found online at www.mercy.vic.edu.au/community/ car-raffle/.

of ﬁnance and administration Tim Pekin thanked members of the Terang and District Lions Club for their generosity. “Terang and Mortlake Health Service greatly appreciates such a generous donation from the Lions Club,” he said. “They’ve been doing things for the health service for many years, and it’s greatly appreciated once again.” Anyone interested in joining the Terang and District Lions Club was invited to contact Mr Saunders on 0412 682 586 to learn more.

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Shire launches 16 Days of Activism campaign CORANGAMITE Shire residents have “Statistics show almost one in four women “They are always impacted by the harm being them, while men mostly experience violence been called to work together to prevent have experienced intimate partner violence so caused to their parent whether it is by coercive from other men, and those they don’t know,” we all know more than one person who has control, physical, emotional, financial, spiritual he said. violence against women. Corangamite Shire Council raised an orange flag in support of the global 16 Days of Activism against Gender-Based Violence campaign. A flag raising ceremony was held on Monday outside the Camperdown Courthouse, according to mayor Ruth Gstrein. “Each year the 16 days run from November 25, the International Day for the Elimination of Violence Against Women, until Human Rights Day on December 10,” she said. “It is a time to remind everyone in the community that we can all work together year-round to change the story about violence against women.

been affected. “It affects everyone in our community, not only women. Family violence has significant consequences for children and young people. “Even if they don’t see or experience abuse, they’re still impacted by seeing things like injuries to a parent or damage to property. “ Cr Gstrein said family violence can impair children’s physical, emotional and brain development, their sense of security in relationships, mental health, and can have long-term consequences for friendships and relationships. “It is a myth to believe that if babies or children don’t see or experience abuse they are not affected,” she said.

or sexual abuse. they’re still impacted by seeing things like injuries to a parent or damage to property. “Family violence is increasing in Victoria’s communities and 30 per cent of family violence incidents attended by the police involve children. Corangamite Shire is committed to working with local and statewide services to reduce family violence and it’s impacts through community awareness strategies and staﬀ training.” Cr Laurie Hickey said while many people experienced violence, 95 per cent of perpetrators were men. “Women mostly experience violence at the hands of men and people who are known to

“Research tells us that sexism and disrespect towards women contribute to a culture that allows, justiﬁes, or even promotes violence towards women. “Challenging disrespect towards women is everyone's responsibility. “By calling out disrespect, sexism and other forms of discrimination early, we can help prevent violence against women and take steps towards a future where we are all safe, equal and respected.” For more information go to safeandequal.org. au or respectvictoria.vic.gov.au. If you need help you can contact 1800RESPECT on 1800 737 732.

Artist to launch new home studio

GLENORMISTON artist Jess Fowler will unveil her new home studio to give the community a new avenue to explore her artistic oﬀerings.

Western District Newspapers got a sneak peek of the new studio ahead of this weekend’s launch. Mrs Fowler, with the assistance of her handy husband, set about bringing a homestudio space to life to showcase her wide range of paintings which prominently feature vibrant, colourful wildlife. “This is a space I’ve had for many years but it was never built as a permanent studio,” she said. “My darling husband and I have been making it prettier and a nice open space for lots of paintings.” Mrs Fowler hopes to host an open studio each month between February and December moving forward, and will unveil the new space during an open studio this weekend, December 2-3, from 10am until 4pm each day. “The plan is for a big opening weekend and after that, with the exception of January, I’m planning on opening the ﬁrst Saturday of every month,” she said. “It will give people an opportunity to come and have a look, see what’s new and say hello. “The way I work I try to have something new every month, so I love the idea that people who have always supported me can come and visit.” Mrs Fowler said she had explored the possibility of opening a studio in a shopfront but found herself gravitating

towards a greater sense of certainty with a home studio. “Logistically I figured I have a nice big space that I can utilise,” she said. “The light is magnificent so I can also paint in the studio and have it all condensed in to one spot. “I’m really looking forward to people coming out to have a look – I think it’ll be lovely.” Mrs Fowler has been a prominent figure throughout the region in cultivating a larger artistic presence. Earlier this year she completed an eye-catching repainting of the Terang Information Centre featuring native wildlife and in 2021 painted a large mural on the side of Fraz Family Pharmacy featuring kookaburras. Her artwork recently was a hit at the Noorat Show and she has regularly held pop-up stores at Johnstone’s Court in Terang with fellow creatives Rusty Spanner Studio owner Chelsea Pope and Once Upon A Chair owner Liz Gannon. Mrs Fowler said the growth of artistic presence in the region had been exciting to show the talent available locally. “There are so many amazingly talented people in the area,” she said. “I’d love to see more people jumping on board and seeing more open days and open studios. “The community have been so supportive of artists.” Mrs Fowler’s open studio will be held this weekend on Saturday and Sunday at 47 Kennas Lane, Glenormiston, from On display: Glenormiston artist Jess Fowler will host an open studio this weekend to unveil 10am-4pm. her new studio space for locals to explore. 2023D

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Is it a bird? Is it a plane? No, it’s LiDAR scanning

POWERCOR is taking to the skies this program over Cobden, Colac, Camperdown well over 12 months away, these latest aerial and is fed to experienced teams to analyse month with an expanded helicopter fleet and Warrnambool regions through November inspections will allow us to plan and prepare which trees need to be cut. From a height of 300 metres above, helicopterour cutting program well in advance.” as it gets ahead of next year’s powerline and December. mounted LiDAR can accurately measure This year, Powercor has already cut 360,000 Powercor spokesman Ayce Cordy said having inspection program in western Victoria. three helicopters available would further enhance Powercor’s vegetation management – a critical part of its bushfire safety program. “We are always improving how we inspect and manage vegetation across our network to make sure our network is prepared and as safe as possible heading into the hotter months,” he said. “By adding an extra helicopter to our flying roster, we will be able to inspect the network quicker to identify when and where we need to cut back trees growing near powerlines. “While the 2024-25 summer seasons is still

By adding another specially-designed helicopter to its ﬂeet, Powercor will inspect more than 75,000 kilometres of powerlines as part of its extensive vegetation management program designed to keep power safe and reliable for homes and businesses. The inspection program for the upcoming 2023-24 summer was completed in July - 10 weeks earlier than last year – and additional pre-summer inspections in high-risk areas have also been conducted. Headed up by a team of highly qualiﬁed pilots, three helicopters will begin the 2024

trees away from powerlines in hazardous bushﬁre risk areas. This was an increase on 2022 and follows a 30 per cent increase in cutting resources across the network. Fire danger periods have already been declared in 12 council areas within Powercor’s network ahead of this summer. The aerial powerline inspections use Light Detection and Ranging (LiDAR) technology to accurately identify the distances of trees to powerlines. The data forms a 3D model of the network

the distance between trees and powerlines to within centimetres. Powercor has made signiﬁcant investments towards improving its vegetation management in recent years, including bringing its aerial capacity and LiDAR data analysis in-house and implementing a new system to signiﬁcantly improve delivery of the program. Powercor is responsible for the cutting of trees near its powerlines within the boundaries of private properties and on some parts of public land (typically in rural areas) as designated by the state safety regulator, Energy Safe Victoria.

Young students ask the tough questions TERANG College students took the opportunity to learn more about politics and government twith a Q and A session with their local MP. South West Coast MP Roma Britnell visited the school last Thursday to answer student questions and give them an insight in to the responsibilities of elected representatives. Ms Britnell said meeting with students was one of her favourite parts of the job. “It’s important for the kids to learn about democracy and understand they have the power, when they turn 18, to vote," she said. “One of the messages I always try to leave is how lucky we are to live in a country where we have a democratic process and democracy.” Terang College grade 5/6 teacher Emily Beauglehall said the visit from the region’s MP was designed to give students a better understanding of how government works. “It was fantastic for us to have Roma Britnell here to give the students some perspective on the concepts they have been learning through our humanities studies,” she said. “We visited Melbourne in term three as part of our school camp so it was fantastic to ask the questions we’ve generated throughout our studies and get closure. “We workshopped questions, did some reading and engaged in some role play to practice questions based on their own curiosity.” Students asked a wide variety of questions including how many people Ms Britnell

How it all works: Terang College students had the opportunity to ask questions and learn more about government from South West Coast MP Roma Britnell last week. 2023D represents, about her portfolio, what is most challenging about her job, how often her ideas are considered and fulﬁlled, how hectic (and boring) Parliament is, what happens if a mistake is made in a bill and how ﬁnancial pressures can be alleviated on small business. Ms Britnell said she was impressed by the

questions the students had asked, ranging from her personal background through to her ambitions and hopes for her political career. “Every time I go to schools I am so impressed by how intellectual the students are, which I think shows what great teachers they have,” she said.

“Some of the questions are tricky, some of the answers I know and some I don’t, which I think is great to show how much work they have put in to thinking about what they would like to ask.”

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Donate now to make Christmas brighter

LOCALS can help make Christmas a Camperdown and District Motorcycle Club’s Mr Argyle said the club had been running the am extremely grateful for,” Mr Argyle said. “We’ve also had a sizeable donation of toys Sam Argyle is again organising the annual local collection for six years which was part of little brighter for those less fortunate. A collection of toys and non-perishable food items has begun, with collection points at Ritchies IGA Cobden and Camperdown stores, Terang Co-Op SUPA IGA and the Community Bank Cobden and Camperdown branches.

drive which will see items donated to the the wider Warrnambool Motorcycle Toy Run. in Terang. “We’re just thankful to get anything.” He said as well as new toys, donations can Warrnambool Salvation Army to be distributed Members of the Camperdown Motorcycle include non perishable foods and toiletries. among the local network. “Ritchies IGA in Camperdown have Club will pick up the donations from the He called on the wider community to make a already donated a massive amount, which I collection points on December 6. donation to the drive if able.

Rotary club to tee off new fundraiser

THE Rotary Club of Terang will Mr Reicha said trophies given out host a day on the links to raise would features the engraved names of the winners, which they will hold for funds for local causes. The inaugural Fundraising Golf Tournament will tee off on Sunday, December 10 with check in from 10am at the Terang Golf Course. The day of golf will see players contesting a four-person Ambrose for prizes with a variety of fun challenges and a barbecue included for each team. Rotary Club of Terang president Wayne Reicha said everyone would be welcome on the day, with no handicap required, to enjoy a day of fun in the name of a good cause. “We’re excited to start a new event and we’ve even made special trophies for handicap and scratch winners on the day,” he said. “We want this to be an annual event, with funds raised each year being directed towards a local cause. “This year the funds we raise will be donated to Foodbank because there is a lot of people struggling at the moment, so all the money we raise will go directly towards that.”

a year before hopefully returning to defend their title. “It’s a fun day where everyone can win a prize on every hole, and it’s also for non-handicappers so everyone has an opportunity to have fun and win something,” he said. “We wanted to try something new so hopefully it will be ongoing so we can direct money to something of need. “It’s hard these days to generate money and donations so this way we get to have some fun, and with the popularity of golf it seemed like a natural fit we could incorporate in to a charity event. “We hope to get around 22 teams and we’ve had a good number of entries already, so we’re optimistic the day will be a success.” Cost will be $120 per team with payment on the day. To register contact Wayne Reicha on 0429 921 091 or visit bookatee at https://www.bookatee.com.au/ Teeing off for a cause: The Rotary Club of Terang will launch a new fundraiser this year to terang/. support worthy causes in the district. 2023E

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Probus Notes One suggestion was for local clubs to combine when they THE November meeting of the Terang and District There are many bus trips some weekly and some monthly. Probus was held prior to the running of the Melbourne The centre also conducts exercise classes and events at the arrange larger trips as clubs struggle for numbers to go on longer trips centre. Cup and so members participated in a cup sweep.

The club intends to obtain a site in the Avenue for Gala night. Lunch is available every day and this provides social The winner, What a Fight, was drawn by Jean Lemke with This would provide a good social meeting place on the night, interaction for attendees. David Ham and Fred Whiting drawing the place getters. The centre is open for all citizens and the staﬀ also help patrons as well as helping to promote membership. The guest speaker at the meeting was Wendy Errey, coordinator Members will hold their Christmas Breakup at the Middle attend to book work requirements for government assistance. of activities at the Josie Black Community Centre. Some members attended an enjoyable Probus Regional Hotel on Monday December 4 at 12noon. Wendy gave a rundown of the many and various activities function in Cobden. which the centre conducts on a daily basis.

V/Line punctuality remains low, upgrades ongoing

V/LINE recorded a slight improvement in punctuality performance last month as line upgrades continue to impact performance.

In October, the Warrnambool Line recorded a reliability result of 92.0 per cent, with the main cause of cancelled services due to infrastructure and rolling stock faults. The punctuality result for the Warrnambool line in October was 56.5 per cent, which is a slight an improvement on September’s result of 51.2 per cent. With performance targets of 96 per cent reliability and 92 per cent punctuality, the result marks the third occasion both monthly performance targets have been missed this year. Punctuality performance on the Warrnambool line has yet to meet or exceed the monthly target this year, however V/Line has attributed the performance issues to ongoing line upgrades. “Works on the Warrnambool Line are progressing well, with crews upgrading and improving multiple level crossings as part of Stage 2 of the Warrnambool Line Upgrade, which will enable VLocity trains to run on the line for the ﬁrst time,” a V/Line spokesperson said. “We acknowledge recent delays on the Warrnambool Line have been frustrating and we thank passengers for their understanding,

while we continue working to balance operating passenger services with ensuring workers can also safely complete these critical upgrades at the same time.” Crews are currently completing level crossing works in Camperdown, Colac, Terang, Winchelsea and Warrnambool, which includes trenching, drainage and under boring, installing boom mast foundations, cable hauling, location box installation and maintenance access track construction. “Crews are currently working to upgrade train detection technology at more than 50 public level crossings along the line as part of Stage 2 of the Warrnambool Line Upgrade,” a V/Line spokesperson said. “Track Force Protection is in place to ensure the safety of these workers, meaning trains need to slow down during their journey. “This is having an impact on the punctuality of services, but these temporary speed restrictions are enabling trains to continue running while works are taking place. “Alternatively, the line would be shut and coaches would replace trains for extended periods. V/Line is continuing to review the current arrangement to see if any improvements can be made to help lift the on-time performance of Warrnambool line trains.”

Performance result: Services on the Warrnambool line have again fallen short of monthly performance targets as works continue on upgrades. 2023D Services on the Warrnambool line have experienced a large boost in travellers despite the impact works are having on performance. Since the launch of the regional fare cap, patronage on the V/Line network has increased by around a third and the Warrnambool

line continues to prove popular with 43,000 passenger trips taken during October. Upgrades delivered under stage two of the Warrnambool line upgrade, which has been underway throughout 2023, will allow government-promised VLocity trains to run on the line for the ﬁrst time.

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Part-time Position 25 hours per week RECEPTIONIST / ADMINISTRATION ASSISTANT TERANG AND MORTLAKE HEALTH SERVICE TERANG CAMPUS

Chronic Health Conditions Program Manager Permanent Part Time

A part-time position is available for a receptionist/administration assistant at Terang and Mortlake Health Service Terang Campus, commencing January 2024.

Heywood Rural Health has an exciting new opportunity for a passionate and dedicated leader to join our team as a Chronic Health Conditions (CHC) Program Manager. As the CHC Program Manager, you would oversee all operational aspects of an integrated community Chronic Health Condition program in the Great South Coast area.

The administrative assistant will be responsible for the delivery of a broad range of administration functions, including: • Consumer liaison and switchboard operation • Administration duties • Volunteer Coordination

The Primary aim of the role is to deliver on the program vision of providing a health pathway, to enable people to have access to community Allied Health Practitioners, who specialise in CHC management. The CHC Program Manager will be instrumental in ensuring people are supported to live their best life, centred on evidence based and self-management principles.

To fulﬁl this role the successful applicant will possess: • Outstanding interpersonal and communication skills and the ability to work in a team environment. • 3-5 years’ experience working in an administrative environment, preferably in the Health Industry. • Proficiency in the Microsoft Office software suite. Salary will be in accordance with the Victorian Public Health Sector (Health Professionals, Health and Allied Services, Managers & Administrative Officers) Multiple Enterprise Agreement 2021-2025. Enquiries and requests for further information should be addressed to Tim Pekin on (03) 5592 0235 Written applications addressing the selection criteria, including a personal resume and the contact details for two professional referees, should be forwarded to the undersigned by 5 pm on Friday 8th December 2023. TMHS is a Child Safe and Equal Opportunity Employer. Applications from Indigenous and Torres Strait Islander applicants are encouraged.

Tim Pekin Director of Finance & Administration timothy.pekin@tmhs.vic.gov.au Terang & Mortlake Health Service PO Box 122, Terang Victoria 3264

The CHC Program Manager will have operational responsibly for the program meeting its goals, objectives, and key performance indicators. This includes ensuring a system of continuous quality improvement functions across all aspects of the program, inclusive of partners and brokered service providers. This new and exciting role would be suited to a registered clinician who is committed to leading a cohesive multi-disciplinary team, to support people with chronic conditions to achieve optimal health and well-being outcomes. Heywood Rural Health supports opportunities for ﬂexible working arrangements, including work locations within the Great South Coast. For the key selection criteria, position description and the minimum requirements for the role please see our website www.heywoodruralhealth.vic.gov.au/careers Applications Close: Sunday December 10 2023 For further enquires please contact Jacki Barnett Senior Director of Clinical and Community Services 5527 0504 or jacki.barnett@heywoodruralhealth.vic.gov.au Send your letter of application addressing the key selection criteria, along with your resume, and two current referees to: People and Culture department Heywood Rural Health hr@heywoodruralhealth.vic.gov.au PO BOX 159, Heywood, VIC 3304 www.heywoodruralhealth.vic.gov.au “Committed to the health and wellbeing of our community” Heywood Rural Health welcomes all suitably qualified people from diverse backgrounds inclusive of Culture, Race, Genders, Sexuality, LGBTIQ+ and abilities, to apply.

Allied Health Practitioners Community Chronic Health Conditions Program Permanent Part Time Heywood Rural Health has an exciting new opportunity for a team of passionate and dedicated community Allied Health practitioners to join our integrated Chronic Health Conditions (CHC) Program. The CHC program is delivered throughout the Great South Coast and uses a holistic and collaborative team approach, to provide multi-disciplinary services with people with chronic health conditions. The vision is to provide a health pathway to enable people to have access to Allied Health practitioners, who specialise in chronic health condition management. The goal is to enable people to live their best life, centred on evidenced based practice and self-management principles. Heywood Rural Health supports opportunities for flexible working arrangements, including work locations within the Great South Coast. For further information about these Allied Health practitioner roles please see our website www.heywoodruralhealth.vic.gov.au/careers Applications Close: Sunday December 10 2023 For further enquires please contact Jacki Barnett Senior Director of Clinical and Community Services 5527 0504 or jacki.barnett@heywoodruralhealth.vic.gov.au Send your letter of application addressing the key selection criteria, along with your resume, and two current referees to: People and Culture department Heywood Rural Health hr@heywoodruralhealth.vic.gov.au PO BOX 159, Heywood, VIC 3304 www.heywoodruralhealth.vic.gov.au “Committed to the health and wellbeing of our community” Heywood Rural Health welcomes all suitably qualified people from diverse backgrounds inclusive of Culture, Race, Genders, Sexuality, LGBTIQ+ and abilities, to apply.

Churches

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Business Trades Directory ROOFING

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South West Cricket

season

2023/24 BUSHMAN TANKS

DIVISION ONE

MATCHES ABANDONED DUE TO RAIN

BOOKAAR vs ECKLIN COBDEN vs POMBORNEIT BOORCAN vs WOORNDOO CAMPERDOWN vs HEYTESBURY PRINCETOWN

DIVISION TWO CAMPERDOWN vs HEYTESBURY PRINCETOWN T2 HEYTESBURY PRINCETOWN T2 1st Innings

A Price, c: I Frith b: O Wright.......................................15 Z Lenehan, c: E Nolan b: O Wright.................................9 Fill-in, c: E Nolan b: D Frith..........................................40 N Gillingham, b: N Riches.............................................8 T Keogh, c: N Riches b: I Frith.....................................78 M Whitehead, c: E Nolan b: D Frith................................0 Fill-in, b: S Stephens...................................................61 P Player, st: E Nolan b: N Riches..................................15 R Roberts, not out.........................................................2 Fill-in, not out...............................................................1 Extras (19WD 4NB 2LB 2B 0P).....................................27 Total.......................................................................8/256 CAMPERDOWN Bowling O M R W Wd Nb O Wright 6 1 24 2 3 1 I Frith 8 0 76 1 6 3 A Dube 3 0 26 0 1 0 N Riches 5 0 26 2 1 0 D Frith 8 1 39 2 1 0 J Riches 8 0 47 0 5 0 S Stephens 2 0 14 1 2 0 CAMPERDOWN 1st Innings S Stephens, b: Fill-in...................................................25 E Nolan, b: Fill-in.........................................................15 A Dube, b: N Gillingham..............................................27

Warrnambool & District Cricket

SCOREBOARD

DIVISION ONE MATCHES ABANDONED DUE TO RAIN

MORTLAKE vs DENNINGTON

DIVISION TWO MATCHES ABANDONED DUE TO RAIN

WEST WARRNAMBOOL vs MORTLAKE NORTH WARRNAMBOOL vs NOORAT

DIVISION THREE MATCHES ABANDONED DUE TO RAIN

NOORAT TERANG vs WESLEY YAMBUK

For all your sports results.

J Riches, lbw: N Gillingham...........................................6 N Riches, c: Fill-in, b: N Gillingham.............................25 R McKenzie, b: T Keogh................................................1 D Frith, lbw: T Keogh...................................................14 R McLaughlin, c: A Price b: M Whitehead....................34 I Frith, b: R Roberts.......................................................1 O Wright, b: R Roberts..................................................0 C Frith, not out..............................................................6 Extras (27WD 10NB 1LB 4B 0P)...................................42 Total.....................................................................10/196 HEYTESBURY PRINCETOWN Bowling O M R W Wd Nb Z Lenehan 8 0 41 0 5 2 Fill-in 8 0 32 2 0 0 T Keogh 7 2 26 2 1 0 N Gillingham 6 0 44 3 8 5 I Holland 3 0 33 0 6 2 R Roberts 2 0 8 2 7 0 Fill-in 1 1 0 0 0 0 M Whitehead 1 0 7 1 0 1

MATCHES ABANDONED DUE TO RAIN

POMBORNEIT vs BOOKAAR HEYTESBURY PRINCETOWN vs COBDEN

DIVISION THREE MATCHES ABANDONED DUE TO RAIN

WOORNDOO vs BOORCAN ECKLIN vs POMBORNEIT COBDEN vs HEYTESBURY PRINCETOWN

Clean sweep for Kate 2023/24 season

DIVISION FOUR HAWKESDALE vs NOORAT TERANG

NOORAT TERANG 1st Innings T Roberts, b: J Gruar.....................................................2 J Meade, b: Fill-in.......................................................29 M Payne, b: J Elliott....................................................55 Fill-in, lbw: S Mooney..................................................21 J Kenna, c: L Edwards b: J Elliott..................................3 D O’Connor, b: Fill-in.....................................................8 C Roberts, c: J Hunt b: C Mooney..................................1 Fill-in, c: J Hunt b: C Mooney........................................2 P Hay, not out................................................................1 Extras (15WD 8NB 1LB 0B 0P).....................................24 Total.......................................................................8/146 HAWKESDALE Bowling O M R W Wd Nb J Gruar 8 1 23 1 2 0 C Mooney 7.5 2 23 2 3 0 J Elliott 8 0 30 2 6 2 L Edwards 4 0 14 0 3 1 J Dwyer 3 0 32 0 1 5 Fill-in 6 3 15 2 0 0 S Mooney 3 0 8 1 0 HAWKESDALE 1st Innings J Gruar, c: P Hay b: D O’Connor.................................100 E Morrison, c: M Payne b: J Kenna................................3 C Mooney, c: T Roberts b: C Roberts............................24 J Dwyer, not out............................................................6 L Edwards, not out........................................................1 Extras (6WD 4NB 0LB 4B 0P).......................................14 Total.......................................................................3/148 NOORAT TERANG Bowling O M R W Wd Nb J Meade 6 0 44 0 2 0 J Kenna 4 0 34 1 0 1 T Roberts 4 0 24 0 1 1 C Roberts 3 0 13 1 2 0 D O’Connor 1.3 0 16 1 1 1 Fill-in 1 0 13 0 0 1

KATE Cornelissen had a day out in this week’s stableford competition at the Terang golf course. Kate won the event with a score of 38 points and had a complete clean-up, winning all the nearest the pins on the 3rd, 9th and 11th holes. Runner-up for the day was Clare Pearson with 36 points and

the best nine went to Margie Driscoll with 20 points. Balls down the line went to Maureen Bond on 35 and Aileen Clarke with 34 points. Next week will be stableford, please enter on bookatee. On Friday there will be the Bessie Shady Bowl tournament. Good luck to all the teams that have entered.

Rain forces athletes indoors As entries close prior to the return to placed on our social media in the RAIN forced week eight of their paces in a skills-based session track for this week’s session. Camperdown Little Athletics which was well supported by a group For all those who place canteen orders, the track in early February, please be coming days. these will be held over to this week. mindful of placing your entries early. Sessions run much quicker and easier competition indoors last Friday of enthusiastic parents. Many thanks to those who filled in for Anyone who has any concerns or Track and field weekend is a great with support so parents/guardians night. While the heavens cleared in time to complete events at the track, earlier torrential rain meant that for the safety of all athletes, organisers opted to hold the night’s events in the stadium. About 30 athletes were put through

the six committee members who were unavailable on the night. With only three weeks left of the pre-Christmas Friday nights and the centre’s Christmas themed night, organisers are hopeful of a return to the

alterations around this is asked to contact Kristy. Entries for the Region Track and Field championships to be held in Ballarat on February 10 and 11 will open in midDecember.

opportunity for athletes to try a new track (synthetic) and to make new friends from other centres. Entry costs will be confirmed by LAVic in the coming weeks. The parent helpers roster will be

please consider placing your names on the roster to help on the night. The committee looks forward to having athletes and families back this Friday at the Camperdown College sports precinct oval from 4.15pm.

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Sport

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Terang Gift this weekend Off to the races: The finishing touches are being placed on what is expected to be a bumper Terang Gift this Sunday. 2023D person,” Mr Plummer said. THIS year’s Terang Gift has attracted more “We are very proud of our gift program and exciting program this year,” he said. than 400 entries, with a bumper crowd I must congratulate our committee on their “Liaising with the Victorian Athletic League, “Our club has dedicated our program cover and expected to descend on town this weekend. dedication and hard yakka in making the day such who oversee the event, we’re expecting this event banner at the entry gates to celebrate Laurie’s The running of the 16th Terang Gift is fast approaching with the track at the Terang Recreation Reserve rolled and cut many times in preparation for the gift on Sunday, December 3 from 11am. The entry is free to everyone, and everybody is welcome to attend the day’s racing which will bring some of the best talent in Victoria and Australia to Terang. Terang Athletic Club president Ken Plummer said the club was thrilled with how many entrants had signed up for the nine-race program. “Our entries are very pleasing and comparable to last year’s meeting which was a huge success,” he said. “The athletes and coaches appreciate the country atmosphere and the professional, friendly approach we provide.

a terrific triumph”. The field of entrants for the women’s 120 metres includes Chloe Mannix-Power, Steph Rutherford and Gemma Fairclough travelling from the Gold Coast, Kayla Montagner from Dimbulah (Queensland) and Stawell Gift winner Grace O’Dwyer, In the men’s 120 metres another Stawell Gift winner, Murray Goodwin, will travel from the Gold Coast for the event. Harrison Kerr, the 2021 Stawell Gift winner, will also be on the track among a large contingent of runners from South Australia, New South Wales and Queensland. This year the Terang Gift committee has created a new race list to encourage participation from those he hails as the future of the sport. “We are proud to introduce the Under 18 Girls 120m and Under 18 Boys 120m events into our

to grow each year. “In another wonderful refinement, continuing from last year, we run the dedicated Women’s 400m again. “It is terrific to see the numbers of female runners increasing over the past years and initiatives like these encourage the female athletes to compete and gain a handicap for Stawell at Easter.” Mr Plummer said club committee consists of a terrific group of highly motivated and energetic locals who love athletics, including Terang’s Laurie Heffernan. As Western District Newspapers reported last week, Mr Heffernan will be honoured this year to mark 50 years since winning the one-mile and two-mile events at the 1973 Stawell Gift Easter meeting. “What an amazing achievement from an amazing

wonderful success. “Laurie is a dedicated member of the club and was named a legend of our club, with the 1600m proudly named after Laurie each year. “The meeting is such an achievement thanks to the terrific support we received from our community and especially our sponsors without whose backing we couldn’t run the gift meeting.” Club sponsorship coordinator Jane Lee said she was very pleased with the local support. “It is great to have The Midfield Groups step up as our main sponsor for 2023, this support is instrumental in running the Terang Gift,” she said. “We also appreciate Corangamite Shire, the Terang Community Op-Shop, The Rotary Club of Terang, Terang and District Lions Club, Bega Limited, Ridley AgriProducts and the ongoing support from the Terang and District Co-op.”

Action returns to Simpson Speedway challenge Bullring for round two of the Super ACTION returns to the track at the Simpson Premier Speedway in the Jack Wilsher Cup. Series. Australia 1 Dylan Beveridge will be out for Speedway this weekend, with the season redemption after pulling in-field leading the Currently 27 cars have nominated on the AWSR opener scheduled for Saturday. The Victorian Formula 500s will be hitting the track, with both the senior and junior divisions on the program. With nominations still open, it is looking like a very healthy number of cars set to contest their respective series. Tim Rankin is in hot form, coming off a win at

race. Hot on their heels will be Liam Russell who came second to Tim Rankin in Jack’s cup. In the juniors, locals Rusty Ponting, coming off a win at Premier, and Hugo Chivell and Zac Steven’s (in hot form from Cobden) will also be in action on the weekend. The Victorian Wingless Sprints will be out to

website. Fan favourite class, the Super Rods, are a sure bet to put on some great racing as always. With most of the drivers generally treating this weekend as their first round, there should be plenty of lumpy V8s tipping into turns one and two. Gates open at 4pm with cars on track from 5pm.

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Close game for over 50s

Defendable total for Tigers LIKE so many grounds across the district last weekend, Boorcan Recreation Reserve also copped the rain – putting an end to Woorndoo’s hopes of a round six win. The Tigers won the toss and elected to bat on Saturday, facing 40 overs and ﬁnishing their innings on a defendable 10/126. Opener Jason Fowler contributed 29 from 35 deliveries, which included three boundaries, while team-mate Jacob Gray added 26 and Wayne Loader ﬁnished unbeaten on 14. In reply, the home side managed 2/21 before rain

SOUTH West Cricket’s over 50s side has gone down to Keilor by a single run.

Chasing Keilor’s total of 8/176 at the Swan Marsh oval last Sunday, South West put on a great display with the bat to finish the day at 7/175; falling just one run short of victory on the final ball. Best of the batsmen for South West were Chris Jarvis with 37, Stephen Cain 33 not out, Grant Stansfield and Dean Tevelin both on 24, Daryl Hall 19 not out and Bernie Drake 15. Best of the bowlers were Craig Wigney who took 2/31 from six and Chris Jarvis 2/20 from six. Single wickets went to Michael Walsh, Daryl Hall, Warren Heron and Bernie Drake. This Sunday will see the South West Cricket over 60s side take on a team from Geelong at Camperdown’s Lakes Oval. The game is scheduled to start at 11am.

stopped play in the seventh over. Jacob Fowler was the best of the Tigers bowlers, taking 1/6 from his three overs while Nelson Loader was 0/14 after three. After six rounds, the Tigers currently sit seventh on the South West League ladder with just the one win under their belts. This weekend will see the start of the division one 20/20 competition. The Tigers will face Pomborneit at MCP Oval from 10am on Saturday before taking on the Knights at Cobden Recreation Reserve for round two at 2pm.

SWC announces junior squads SOUTH West Cricket has announced its junior Country Week squads.

Rain stops play at Farran Oval ROUND eight of Warrnambool District cricket saw all but two games washed out last weekend. Mortlake’s division one side, sent in to bat by opponents Dennington, got oﬀ to a relatively conﬁdent start at Farran Oval on

Saturday, reaching 8/158 from 41 overs. Captain Todd Lamont topscored for the Cats, making 33 from 59 balls which included three boundaries. He was well supported on the board by team-mates Will Kain who contributed 29 and Jack

Lehmann with 21. Opener Corey Rounds continued his steady season, adding 17 runs before being caught in the ﬁeld, while Todd Robertson was unbeaten on ﬁve and youngster Josh Slater was eight not out. Rain forced the game to be

abandoned before Dennington took to the crease. The Cats remain 10th on the league ladder with two wins under their belt. They will be hoping to add a third when they face the seventhplaced Merrivale this weekend.

Mitch Creek visit

Horsham, wanted to give country kids a NATIONAL Basketball Association exports. The 6’6” forward has previously played chance to learn skills and showcase their (NBA) talent Mitch Creek will bring a in the NBA for the Brooklyn Nets, Dallas talent. skills camp to Terang this weekend. Creek, who currently plays with the South East Melbourne Phoenix, will visit Terang this weekend to give young members of the community an opportunity to learn the game from one of Australia’s most talented

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Mavericks and Minnesota Timberwolves, “Mitch wants to take Wolfpack Hoops to and has represented Australia alongside all the country Victorian towns and cities,” national stars such as Patty Mills and Aaron she said. Baynes. Wolf Pack Hoops’ Rebecca McIntrye To purchase tickets visit https://www. said Creek, a born and raised product of trybooking.com/events/landing/1143063.

The under 17 squad, to be coached by Matthew Love, will comprise the following players: From Cobden: Parker Walsh, Campbell Walsh, Eddie Walsh, Jonty Robertson, Cooper Beard and Bradey Fratantaro. From Pomborneit: Finn Tolland, Gavin Reynolds, Ben Whytcross, Joe Gleeson and Brady Bernoth. From Bookaar – Wilba Cheeseman, Myles Sinnott, Cooper Herry and Ned Molan. From Heytesbury/Princetown – Ryan Mottram, Lachie McLennan, Louis Jansse, Issac Holland and Rory Roberts. From Ecklin – Henry Carroll. The under 13 squad, to be coached by Chris Walsh and Gary Fryers, comprises the following players: From Cobden – Clem Walsh, Michael Benallack, Jack Couch and Rhys Darcy. From Pomborneit – Hugo Chivell, Sam Tolland, Miller Murphy, Hugo Saarikallio, Bailey Fox, Joel Hinkley, Alex Huggins and Oliver Rahles. From Bookaar – Isacc Lawlor, Gus Fryers and Jimmy Cheeseman. From Heytesbury/Princetown – Dallas Blain, Sacha Blain, Alby Jones, Byron Woods, Lockie Doolan and Jed Watson. Ceejay Frith (Camperdown), Sam Mahncke (Woorndoo) and Bailey Carmen (Boorcan). Country Week for the under 13s will be played in Portland from January 15-17.

Rain interrupts Mortlake bowls

Please refer to the selection board at the Club or Last Sunday was also the day Mortlake RSL had MORTLAKE bowlers went through all selections: weather conditions this week - rain, wind, Mortlake Blue (div. 1) at home to Dunkeld wait for the updated member email on Wednesday. its annual fundraiser. a bit of sun and interesting results from Blue: D Grant (s), C Goldsworthy, C Inverarity, In club championship news, the mens’ A grade Approximately 32 players played in okay P Beardsley; G Draffen (s), P Summerhayes, C final was played last Sunday morning between conditions (minor rain delays excluded) and weekend pennant round seven. Mortlake Blue (div. 1) def. Koroit Blue 7040 (away): D Grant drew S Boschen 15 all; G Draffen def. R McKenzie 30-13; L Johnson def. P Ellis 25-12. This result was despite multiple rain delays before starting and more after starting before the time cut-off. Mortlake White (div. 2) lost to Lawn Tennis Red 60-44 (home) - match called off after 47 ends due to heavy rain. J Rasmussen lost to M Brown 18-24; M Heard lost to I Prout 10-21; A Wentworth def. R Treweek 16-15. Mortlake Gold vs Timboon Brown (home) was abandoned due to heavy rain and didn’t have enough ends played to constitute a match, so points halved. Here is the weekend pennant round eight

Baxter, S Pierce; L Johnson, D McNicoll (m), R Draﬀen, K Johnson. Mortlake White (div. 2) away to City Brown: J Rasmussen (s), J Tanner, A Kubik, N Boyden; M Heard (s,m), P Palmer, A Puzey, I MacDonald; A Wentworth (s), P Delaney, A van Diemen, D Robertson. Mortlake Gold (div. 4) at home to City Black: V Smith (s), F Robertson (m), L Smith, D Caudle; L O'Shannessy (s), C Richie, G Lynch, K O'Shannessy. There are no results for midweek pennant or Tuesday social pennant this week as the newspaper deadline was Tuesday morning, before results for these matches were available. Because of this elevated deadline, there will be no midweek pennant or Tuesday social pennant selections for publication this week.

Scott Pierce and Colin Goldsworthy. This is Scott’s first appearance in an A grade singles final and got off to a slow start against Colin. Colin played like a two-time men’s A grade champion and it showed on the scoreboard. Scott eventually got a clue and started picking up shots but was under the pressure of scoring every end as Colin as near the finish. Despite a comeback from 4-18 down from Scott, congratulations to the 2023-24 men’s A grade singles champion, Colin Goldsworthy. Colin and the womens’ A grade champion Sandra Richie now face off against other club A grade champions on Sunday, January 21 at City Memorial BC. Good luck to Sandra and Colin in their quest for Champion of Champions glory.

helped raise funds for Mortlake RSL. In the end, the winners of the Frank Carter Perpetual trophy on the day were Val Smith, Leo Smith, Jim Wallace and David Caudle. This day would not be the success that it is without sponsors helping Mortlake RSL out. Many thanks to all those who donated for their generous support. Thank you to everyone who donated their time and resources to make this a successful day and to local businesses for their donations. Your eﬀorts raised approximately $1000 for Mortlake RSL. A few reminders: The WDPA Singles entries close this Saturday, December 2 at 7pm. Entries via Bowlslink. Good luck to Les and Kevin Johnson playing in the WDPA mens’fours semi-ﬁnal this Saturday at Warrnambool BC.

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Badminton season celebrated Pennant 1 winners Turkish Delight. 2023E

Pennant 2 joint winners Holden. 2023E

Pennant 2 joint winners Kia. 2023E

Pennant 1 runners-up Boost. 2023E

PAUL Lamb and Kate McIntosh have been named this season’s overall aggregate winners for Terang Badminton Club. The club held its annual presentation night at the Wheatsheaf Hotel last week, which attracted 40 players and their partners. The group celebrated another successful season. President Tony Evans, secretary Jedda Couch and treasurer Gayle Kelson opened the night and presented trophies and raffle prizes. The club thanked its sponsors for their support and generous donations. The first pennant was won by Turkish Delight which comprised Liza Fahey, Paul Lamb, Zac Stevens, Maureen Cook, Darrel Hall and Liz Mitchell.

The runners-up were Boost – Geoff Davis, Richard Raju (aggregate winner), Kate McIntosh, Ben Baby, Stacey Shalders and Jenny McIntosh. The aggregate female winner was Chloe Healy. The second pennant competition ended in a draw between Holden and Kia. Holden comprised of Darrel Hall, Ash Singh, Liza Fahey, Ryan Armistead, Maureen Cook and Thomas Crothers. Kia players were Belinda Hussey, David Cook, Max Whiting, Beu Baby, Kate McIntosh, Sofyan Sage and Gayle Kelson. Badminton will resume in February 2024 with a couple of hit-up nights. New players are always welcome.