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In the pink: Wallan Panthers went pink in the name of charity last Friday night when the Under 12 and 14 girls rep sides and the Under 18 and 20 boys rep sides got behind Audrey
Flannery and her “Real Freaks Think Pink” campaign for breast cancer awareness. With over $700 raised on the night through auctions, raffles and the sale of pink memorabilia, Audrey
thanked all her family, friends and the Wallan Basketball community for their generous support. Audrey is pictured with Wallan Basketball coaching director Rho Fry who was happy to
get into the spirit on the night.
Sack council call
ANGRY ratepayers have called for
an administrator to be appointed to
Mitchell Shire Council and will take
to the council chambers this Saturday in protest to the recent rate
hike.
The Respect All Ratepayers
Pyalong and District Arm voted
unanimously to seek council administration at its meeting last week.
“Mitchell Shire has pushed the
ratepayers too far and it’s time to
act,” Pyalong property owner Wayne
Bennie said.
“This is not just about the farmers: this is about ratepayers right
across the shire.”
The group cited escalating shire
debt levels, perceived wastage of
ratepayers money and a lack of
leadership and direction in its reasoning.
The Respect All Ratepayers Pylong and District Arm has been
partitioning the council since its
imposed 11 per cent rate hike for
2013-14.
At the time the strategic resource
plan had predicted a further increases in the years to come of 10, 8.5 and
8.5 per cent to battle bad debt.
An alarming deficit was uncovered after the council brought in an
independent auditor to thoroughly
investigate the council’s financial
state.
While the council has reduced the
predicted 8.5 per cent general rate
increase to 6.9 per cent, Mr Bennie
said the Respect All Ratepayers
group found no evidence to suggest
that the council will be reviewing its
operations.
“The group was not convinced the
council was taking the necessary
steps to make positive changes,” Mr
Bennie said.
“Mitchell has the highest rate rise
in Victoria. There is a problem in the
overall budgetary process and it’s
hurting the people.”
Willowmavin farmer Bob Humm
said rural residents and farmers
have issues with value for money
and don’t believe they are getting
the services they expect for such a
rate hike.
“People are suffering at this stage
and the council can’t just keep coming back to them,” he said.
These were the same concerns
raised by some of the councillors
voting on this year’s budget, however, a 5-4 vote saw the 6.9 per cent
rate rise pushed over the line.
Councillors stated that rates
could not be drastically lowered
without services being drastically
impacted.
“The effort to keep rates affordable while meeting the need for infrastructure and services has not
been easy or simple,” Mayor Rodney
Parker stated in the budget report.
“We have restricted operating expense increases to less than two per
cent of 2014/15 adopted budget levels and staff costs have decreased
by 3.6 per cent... This is still higher
than we would have preferred but
we have also forecast a much lower
increase of 4.5 per cent per annum
from 2016/17 which will need to be
achieved through service redesign
and further cost efficiencies.”
Kilmore East farmer Kevin Butler
was a guest speaker at the Respect
All Ratepayers meeting and is encouraging all ratepayers who are
disillusioned with their rates to take
a stand in a protest rally.
The Respect All Ratepayers rally
is on Saturday, July 25, at 1pm outside Mitchell Shire offices at High
Street, Broadford.
Mayor Rodney Parker and deputy
mayor Bill Chisholm will be present
at the rally.
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Commercial thefts up
Detectives are investigating a series of commercial burglaries which occurred overnight
of last Wednesday/Thursday.
Two businesses in High Street, Broadford
were entered after the glass front doors were
smashed, with the office drawers being rifled
through. It is believed the offenders may have
been looking for cash.
A supermarket in Sydney Street, Kilmore was
also targeted.
Entry was gained by smashing a rear window
with the cigarette cupboard attempted to be
forced open.
It appears nothing was stolen in the break-ins.
Mitchell detectives are also assisting Murrindindi detectives who are investigating a
series of burglaries on commercial premises,
where cigarettes have been specifically targeted.
The latest ones occurred on the same night,
where stores in Bonnie Doon & Yea were broken into.
Some other previous burglaries which they
believe are related have occurred at a Nagambie supermarket and several shops in Yea and
Alexandra.
Police are urging the community to report
any suspicious behaviour to them.
In an unrelated incident two men were arrested with a truckload of cigarettes following a routine intercept on the Hume Highway,
near Baddaginnie on Thursday afternoon.
Police searched the vehicle and found over
254,000 imported individual cigarettes, along
with some electrical items. It is alleged the
cigarettes avoided over $100,000 in tariffs.
A 23-year-old Sydney man and a 49-year-old
man from Ashfield have been charged with
dealing with property suspected of being proceeds of crime.
On yer bike
Police have released a photo of a motorcycle stolen from a house in Heffey Court, Seymour.
The KTM 450 motorcycle was taken
from a rear yard shed after the lock was cut off
sometime between Friday July 10 and Sunday
July 12. The bike is quite distinctive as it has
racing number ‘26’ on the sides. Also stolen
was some motorcycle gear, a 15 horsepower
mercury outboard boat motor and an Engel
brand portable fridge.
Laptop and games gone
Other investigations include the theft of a
laptap and playstation taken from a Vantage
Green, Beveridge house sometime during the
day of Monday July 13.
It is believed the offender/s climbed over the
fence into the rear yard and then smashed a
window to get into the house.
Low act
Seymour police are investigating the theft of a
wooden donation box, belonging to the Vietnam Veterans Commemorative Walk, which
was taken from the Visitor Information Centre
in High Street.
It is believed to have been removed during the
day of Saturday, July 11.
Vintage theft
Cars targeted for theft
Theft from motor cars has also seen a rise in
recent times.
Four cars were targeted, three parked in Sinclair Court, Wallan and another in Yan Yean
Avenue, Wallan, all overnight of Thursdayor
Friday, July 16 or 17. Glove boxes and other
compartments were rifled through, with a
small amount of money being stolen.
Chainsaws and tools were stolen from several work vehicles at a works depot in Halpin
Street, Seymour.
Access was gained to the yard by cutting a
hole in the boundary wire fence and forcing
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Petrol was also siphoned out of a car parked
in the rear yard of an automotive business in
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These thefts occurred on the same night as
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Full steam ahead! Locals gathered on the platforms of train stations along the Seymour line to see the R707, R761 and R711 on its way to Seymour on Sunday morning. Pictured
are Kilmore locals Roger and Sharna Flannery.
Couple donates
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Join the Marie
Williams hall of fame
IT IS never too early to place your
name in a hall of fame – be it a star
on Hollywood Boulevard or a paver at the local kinder.
The Marie Williams Kindergarten in Kilmore is taking the hall of
fame concept to a local level by
using engraved pavers in a new
paved area for the present children and future generations to
play on.
The name pavers will contain
up to 48 letters and can be purchased from the kinder for $35
each. All proceeds will go to the
kinder’s fundraising to improve
the facility for the children.
There are a limited number of
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Deadline for orders is July 31.
RSL thanks performers
FOUR Mitchell music and performing groups will be honoured
by the Kilmore sub-branch of the
RSL this weekend.
Mitchell Shire Concert Band,
with performers from the Seymour Performance Workshop,
Broadford Amateur Theatrical
Society and Mitchell Voices in
Harmony will be recognised for
their performances in the highly
successful ANZAC centenary concerts that were held in Kilmore
and Seymour earlier in the year.
The recognition will be part of
the Kilmore RSL Sub-branch community open day in the RSL room
at the Kilmore Memorial Hall.
The open day will commence
this Saturday, July 25 from 10:00
am to 2:00pm. Light Refreshments
will be available.
Wilma and David Keath.
A GENEROUS couple from
Clonbinane
has
personally donated $100,000 to The
Kilmore and District Hospital to
equip its two theatres.
David and Wilma Keath have
donated $50,000 each towards
the fit-outs with the aim of assisting the hospital that has
provided good care to its community over the years.
“It’s a wonderful institution.
They do great things and provide
good employment for the community,” Mr Keath said.
“We were in the fortunate position that we could make a donation of this kind and we are glad
to help an institution like this.”
The gesture comes after the
hospital’s recent $20 million redevelopment that has doubled patient capacity, and added an extra
theatre room and new outpatient
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Official: Leo van Zyl, St Pat’s community engagement leader Mark van Zyl, Caitlin Walker,
Bridie Cantwell, Patrick Quinn, Charlotte Brennan and Mens’ Shed’s Charlie Theuma.
Growing support for garden
THE first seeds have been
sewn for St Patrick’s Primary
School’s community garden
to lead a compassionate initiative.
The fast-growing project
is expected to supply the
school community and people in need with fruit and
vegetables, and had much
support at its official opening
last Wednesday.
Community
engagement
leader Mark van Zyl introduced the project after seeing
active community gardens
operate successfully at other
schools.
“Community gardens are
a place for community members to come together and
create a sense of belonging
with a common interest,” Mr
van Zyl said.
“I believe this garden will
be a key contributor and
bring our community closer,
with opportunities to give
back to people in need in our
local community.”
The project has had a community focus right from the
beginning with community
groups, businesses, students
and the school’s Parent and
Friends Association getting
involved in the initial stages.
Bunnings and Kilmore Mitre 10 have given support
through donations of plants
and equipment and The Kilmore Men’s Shed created a sign
for the garden.
Also showing great support
was Assumption College, St
Patrick’s Parish Priest Father
Grant O’Neil and Bendigo
Bank.
Principal Michael Bourne
described the project as a
“wonderful initiative” and
said there was scope to extend garden areas throughout the school grounds in the
future.
The St Patrick’s community
garden project is all inclusive,
diverse and supportive of
community involvement. The
community garden currently
has seven members. Membership is available at any time.
Gardeners can be new to
growing produce, seasoned
gardeners, young or old. All
are welcome to take part.
Those interested in joining
the community garden group
can contact community engagement leader Mark van Zyl
at the school on 5782 1579.
Seymour Relay for Life on again
SEYMOUR will again be hosting the Relay for
at Kings Park from 3pm Saturday 19 to 10am
Sunday September 20.
The Seymour event will also feature special
ceremonies, including an honorary lap for survivors and carers.
At dusk, there will be a candlelight ceremony in which participants and their families can
reflect and pay tribute to a loved one affected
cancer. Candlelit bags will then line the track
as a sign of support to participants.
The Seymour Relay for Life has raised
$562,108.26 since 2008, assisting the 188 peo-
ple diagnosed with cancer each year in the
Mitchell Shire region.
In 2014, four Cancer Council Victoria Research Awards were allocated to relay teams
who raised $5000 or more in the Mitchell Shire
region. Over $24 million was spent on worldclass cancer research to find new ways to prevent, detect and treat cancer.
To join the Seymour Relay for Life event,
please phone 1300 65 65 85 or visit <relayforlife.org.au>. There will also be a registration
day held on Thursday, August 6 at 10am – 2pm
outside C and J Kerris Menswear, The Mall,
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Environmental grants now open in Mitchell
MITCHELL Shire Council adopted the new Environmental Grants Program and applications
are now open.
“This budget has positioned $120,000 in
funding to support sustainable land management for residents in the shire,” Mitchell
Shire Council Mayor Rodney Parker said.
“The program will provide eligible property
owners with up to $200 for small scale projects, up to $1000 for medium scale projects,
up to $3000 for large scale environmental
projects and up to $3000 for large environmental community projects.”
The Mitchell Shire Environmental Grants
Program was developed through the review
of the Mitchell Shire Land Management Rebate Policy and replaces the former Land
Management Rebate.
The program provides four categories of
funding: small project grants up to $200 for
landholders with property four hectares and
over, medium project grants between $201
and $1000 for landholders with property
four hectares and over, large project grants
between $1001 and $3000 for landholder(s)
for landholders eight hectares and over, and,
large environmental community grants between $1000 and $3000 to community groups
to facilitate large scale on ground environmental projects on private land.
Similar to the land management rebate,
eligible activities include a range of actions
such as weed control, erosion control, revegetation, protection of natural areas and maintenance of previous environmental works on
privately owned land.
One significant change is the inclusion of
funding for environmental educational activities such as the development of Property
Management Plans and Farm Chemical Users
Certificates.
Applications opened this month and close
in August. Successful Small Projects can commence in September 2015 and must be completed by April 2016.
Successful Medium, Large and Large Community Environmental Projects can begin in
October and must be completed by May 2016.
As this is a new council initiative, council’s
environment staff will hold drop in sessions
at council’s libraries and customer service
centres to assist intending applicants.
Broadford Library – Wednesday, July 16,
from 10am to 4pm. Wallan Library – Monday,
July 20, from 10am to 4pm. Seymour Library –
Tuesday, July 21, from 10am to 4pm.
Further information and application forms
are available from <www.mitchellshire.vic.
gov.au>.
Fashion Show
THE Kilmore and District Hospital Auxiliary is holding its annual fashion parade
on July 29 in the John Taylor Room from
10.30am.
The event will be organised by London
Mart, Kilmore. Entry is $5 which includes
morning tea provided and door prizes.
All are welcome.
Don’t forget to look out for members
selling tickets for the annual Father’s Day
raffle.
This year the auxiliary is offering five
prizes and tickets will be $1 each or three
for $5.
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WALLAN Playgroup has reopened
following a devastating fire in November last year that destroyed a
playground and annexe that the
group operates from.
After many months of waiting,
about 30 families attended the reopening last week with about 50
babies, toddlers and pre-schoolers enjoying the celebrations.
The day included a visit from
the Wallan Fire Brigade and a balloon artist, as well as face painting, entertainment and a jumping
castle.
This entertainment was in addition to the usual playgroup activities, such as painting, colouring
in, play dough, stories, and investigating all the new toys.
Playgroup Victoria was also on
hand to give all of the children a
t-shirt and bag as part of them becoming members.
Wallan Playgroup secretary
Tracy Connors said Wallan Playgroup is an essential part of the
preschool scene in Wallan.
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children,” she said.
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families a chance to get involved
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Ms Connors said the group
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Fun restored: Archie Connors was delighted to show off his pirate
face painting and matching balloon sword.
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U3A hosts Club on board a strong initiative
hospital CEO
A session with
Justin Calverley
Sunday 30th August
10am-4pm
$20pp
Morning tea provided
Please BYO food
to share for lunch
Healthy start: Broadford Netball Club members (from left) Corey Jones, Chloe Holton, Bree Chapman and
Courtney Jones, are among those supporting the Don’t Let it Get Ugly initiative.
brings to our group of
young netballers and
their families is second to
none,” Ms Chapman said.
“Our aim in running
DLIGU at our club is that
the kids can take it on
board and if they ever
get into this type of situation that they are better
equipped with the skills
and knowledge.
“It is also very important for the kids, it might
not be them in the situation could be a close
friend or family member,
know where they can go
to for help.”
This extends on the
great work that the BNC
has already undertaken
with the Australian Drug
Foundation Good Sports
Junior pilot program.
The program is targeted at alcohol management, tobacco management and healthy
eating aiming to further
improve the sporting
club environment for junior members, families
and spectators.
Nexus CEO Suzanne
Miller commends the
BNC for its proactive
approach to health and
wellbeing, and its commitment to creating a
safe, welcoming and family friendly environment.
Locally the Don’t Let it
Get Ugly project involves
support from Victoria Police, Mitchell Shire Council, Koolin Balit, Valley
Sport and AlcoCups.
Wallan rail trail link still of interest
THE Mitchell Bicycle Users Group (MBUG) is
continuing to promote the Wallan to Heathcote Rail Trail.
MBUG members and Friends of Bendigo-Kilmore Rail Trail recently conducted an
information booth at the Wallan market where
locals had a chance to find out more about the
proposed project.
The train line was fondly remembered by
some older area residents who were happy to
provide a valuable historical perspective.
Within living memory the Wandong/Heathcote Junction townships were connected to
Heathcote by a railway line.
MBUG and Friends of Bendigo-Kilmore Rail
Trail believe the original route would make
the perfect basis for a new rail trail to link
Wallan to Heathcote, where it would join the
recently completed extension of the O’Keefe
Trail from Bendigo.
While the new rail trail would aim to follow
the old railway line as closely as possible, consideration must be given to land use changes
and private ownership issues. Recommendations on route options and alternatives where
required would be determined by community
and stakeholder consultation and contained
in a feasibility study.
Many believe that linking Wallan to Heathcote would create an exciting new tourism asset in the shire and provide the communities
along the way with commercial opportunities
as well as an off-road walking and cycling path
for community use.
MBUG runs regular Sunday morning rides
within the Mitchell Shire.
For details about forthcoming MBUG rides,
check out the MBUG website at <www.mbug.
org.au>.
Information station: MBUG and Friends of the Bendigo-Kilmore Rail Trail set up a stall at
the recent Wallan market.
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THE Kilmore and District Hospital CEO Bart
Ruyter was the guest speaker at Kilmore and
District U3A’s recent John Taylor Room morning tea.
Mr Ruyter’s passion for, and on behalf of,
the hospital and the services it provides to
the community was most apparent during his
talk.
He began with a short history of the hospital which admitted its first patient in 1860.
Naturally, this patient was admitted into that
beautiful old bluestone building which was
brand new at the time.
Mr Ruyter informed the group that the population at that time was 25,000 and there were
25 pubs in town.
Mr Ruyter provided information about how
the new developments at the hospital have
improved the services provided to the community and services will continue to grow as
the population and funding increase.
He had large site plans on display which
clearly depicted the hospital layout pre and
post development.
There are new operating theatres, new
kitchen and 44 new beds within the actual
hospital building.
The new consulting rooms, the building up
the hill, provides out-patient services which
include, diabetes management, speech pathology, oncology, pathology, physiotherapy,
and geriatric assessment.
The planning process for the development
began prior to 2004 with many obstacles being overcome before the health department
finally approved the works.
The hospital liaises closely with the Northern Hospital; for example the duty night nurse
has a direct line to a doctor at the Northern
if the nurse considers a consultation is necessary.
There is also close relations throughout the
district’s obstetric service providers.
Antenatal classes can be accessed by people from both Seymour and Wallan and the
hospital staff are anticipating 350 births this
year.
There are about 220 staff members working
at the hospital - not all at full-time hours.
Mr Ruyter stressed that the advantage of
having part time staff is that when members
are ill there is always someone who is happy
to have that extra shift.
‘DON’T let it get ugly’
is the message being
shared by the Broadford
Netball Club which has
partnered with Nexus Primary Health in a healthy
initiative.
The project raises
awareness of risky behaviours in relation to
drugs, sexual health and
family violence/respectful relationships.
A key part of the DLIGU project is to support
grass roots clubs to ensure the club’s members,
supporters and volunteers are provided with a
healthy and safe community environment.
The BNC, supported
by Nexus, is developing
its own policies in relation to drugs, sexual
health and respectful relationships.
Furthermore as part
of the BNC involvement
with the DLIGU Project
the club will coordinate
and deliver education
sessions on drugs, sexual
health and respectful relationships, and provide
training opportunities to
club members.
Broadford Netball Club
president Annette Chapman said the club is privileged to be able to have
the support of Nexus Primary Health through the
project.
“The knowledge it
Head start: Clonbinane Fire Brigade has a good start towards repairs of its fire damaged station following the Kilmore Art Society’s $500 donation on Sunday. The funds were raised
through the art society’s annual expo which is run in conjunction with Rotary Club of Southern Mitchell and contributes to community groups and causes each year. Kilmore Art
Society’s Jeannette Jain, Betty Daly and Liz Jackson presented the cheque to Clonbinane Fire Brigade members Trevor Hibbert Meagan Hibbert and Rod Luff.
Literature, a log fire - the perfect Sunday
THERE could not be a better venue than the Australiana Restaurant in Wandong for a comfortably
warm winter’s literary afternoon.
Hosted by the Goulburn Hume
Women’s Section of the Liberal
Party, the winter roast luncheon,
Literature by the Log Fire, is a
sure way to while away a few
hours in winter.
A feature of the afternoon will
be an entertaining interaction
with husband and wife literati,
Anne Buist and Graeme Simsion.
He’s a former IT specialist;
she’s an eminent psychiatrist.
Now Graeme Simsion and Anne
Buist are a literary couple, parlaying their original careers into
second lives as novelists.
They sit side by side, discussing
books and the art and mechanics
of writing, the audience will realise what a gift Graeme Simsion
and Anne Buist have been to the
afternoon.
They are the true and perfect
fit to the old publishing cliché:
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The afternoon will provide an
insight into how Simsion (The
Rosie Effect) and Buist (Medea’s
Curse), create their memorable
characters, and how they balance
writing, life and marriage.
Buist is the chair of women’s
mental health at the University of
Melbourne and has over 25 years
clinical and research experience.
Simsion’s first novel, The Rosie
Project, began life as a screen-
play before being adapted into a
novel. It won the 2012 Victorian
Premier’s Literary Award for an
unpublished manuscript and has
since been sold around the world
to over forty countries, with Sony
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LOCAL bearers of service
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2003
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in circumstances beyond
the control of the holder
of the medals (such as
the result of a house fire
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damage or destruction
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which medals can be replaced means that more
families will be spared a
lot of heartache.
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families have lost this
valuable connection to the
past,” Mr Mitchell said.
“Clarly the heartbreak
brought on by these
types of disasters is tough
enough without having to
deal with the loss of your
family’s service medals.”
Kilmore RSL Sub-branch
president Tony Gill supported the move.
“In the past the only
option for replacement
medals for veterans or
their families, where such
replacement was outside
of the government guidelines for replacement
medals, was to advise
them to purchase “replica
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Letters to the Editor
Rate pursuit
continues
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EDITOR: During May,
2013, the then Mayor,
Cr Bill Melbourne,
publically declared,
that due to Mitchel
Shire Council’s failure to budget for
their assets, ratepayers would have to
suffer the brunt of
this incompetence by
proposed increases
over the next four financial year periods.
The increases proposed were 11 per
cent for the 2013/14
financial year, 10 per
financial year, 8.5 per
financial year and
8.5 per cent for the
2016/17
financial
year.
At that time I personally and publically challenged these
rate increase proposals and have relentlessly pursued a
justified annual rate
increase for Mitchell
Shire ratepayers.
During my pursuit,
I have expressed my
concerns regarding
Mitchell Shire Council’s appalling financial and operational
management, combined with a request
for government intervention with several
Ministers for Local
Government.
Jeanette
Powell
MP and Tim Bull MP
(Coalition
Government) and with the
change of State Government as a result of
the elections, I have
continued my pursuit
with Natalie Hutchins
MP (Labour Government).
My request to all
the minister’s was
for government intervention into Mitchell
Shire Council for the
protection of all ratepayers in the Mitchell
Shire.
I also requested
what I believe to be
justified
dismissal,
especially for those
responsible for many
years of approving
budgets that led to
current status.
Both the Coalition
and Labor Government
representatives gave me a good
hearing regarding my
ongoing
concerns
with Mitchell Shire,
and admitted their
concerns along with
plans to implement
much stricter disciplines on all shire
councils.
The most recent
meeting I attended
was on Thursday,
July 2.
Ms Hutchins was
unable to accept my
invitation, and subsequently arranged for
me to meet with her,
Chief of Staff, Robert
Larocca.
At that meeting Mr
Larocca stated, that
the State Govern-
ment is well aware
that the current annual rate increases
are
unsustainable,
and they are in the
process of establishing the “Fairer Rate
System” for the implementation of rate
capping to be introduced at the beginning of the 2016/17
financial year.
This will only come
to fruition if it passes
through legislation.
I can only encourage all Mitchell Shire
ratepayers to submit
their support for rate
capping at annual CPI
movement, by submitting your support
to the, Minister for
Local Government,
Natalie Hutchins MP,
email address: <na-
[email protected]>
or in writing to, Sop
11/28A Hume Drive,
Sydenham, Vic, 3037.
All
ratepayers
should be aware that
Mitchell Shire Council has already submitted its objections
to CPI rate capping.
Also over this period of time, I have
vigorously opposed,
Section 223 of The
Local
Government
Act 1989, that shields
council senior management and councillors from being
appropriately questioned by a ratepayer
in a public council
meeting, and elected
councillors approving budgets.
Ratepayers are obviously not regarded as customers by
Mitchell Shire Council, just an endless
money tree.
I encourage all
Mitchell Shire ratepayers to be very
vigilant at the next
council elections.
Rupert Hussey,
Kilmore.
Rates
hike could
have been
controlled
Editor: I wish to add
my congratulations
to those of Mr Humm
in regard to the five
Mitchell Shire Councillors who voted for
a 6.9% rate rise. How
proud they must be
to be recognised as
the highest increasing rates Council in
Victoria.
I am a primary
producer and paid
last year over $9000
in rates in this shire.
That
equates
to
around 10% of my
farm gross income.
This is somewhat
more than the three
or four bullocks that
Mr Humm referred to.
Please five Councillors tell me how am I
to continue to absorb
this burden? It might
be more palatable if I
received some significant services for the
rates. As it is, I get
the roads graded periodically and that is
it in regard to specific
services.
I know there are
community
facilities provided that I
need to contribute
towards but really if
the finances of the
shire are so tight
then surely “critical
necessities” such as
Mitchell Shire news
magazine, equine impact study, youth holiday activities (pasta
making etc.) and off
road
recreational
trails renewal could
be foregone.
I have a much longer list of expenditure which really in
my humble opinion
is discretionary. One
of the few community facilities I do use
is the Kilmore Indoor
Pool. It’s a great facility and I use it to
keep fit on the advice
of my doctor.
I have no problem
in paying for the use
and in fact think that
the charge is way too
low. All facilities such
as this should be cost
neutral i.e. user pays.
I note the cost per
attendance at the
outdoor pools last
summer was orders
of magnitude greater
than the user charge.
Why should I pay for
a facility I don’t use?
Equally my rates
shouldn’t be subsidising the growth
in the south of the
shire.
Developers
should fully pay for
the services they
need. We hear that it
is this growth that is
causing some of the
financial stress. This
really does beggar
belief. A shire that is
growing should be
awash with cash.
I was pleased that
two of the three
councillors in my
ward voted against
the rates increase.
They will get my vote
next time around.
The third will surely
not. I’ll be voicing my
protest at the gathering on Saturday 25.
In the meantime I’ll
just have to tell my
cows to work harder.
Henry Marszalek
Broadford
Put up or
shut up
EDITOR: I take exception at the NCR coverage of the recent
Mitchell Shire Budget
that involved an average rate increase
of 6.9 per cent across
the shire.
Your editor Ian
Blyth, being a past
Mitchell Shire employee, may be well
aware of council’s
budget process, but
I have concerns that
many residents do
not.
The budget process is one of the
chief tasks of a councillor and involves a
lot of time and effort.
It commences virtually from the end of the
proceeding budget.
We have input on
all phases of the process from discussing capital works
projects to services
and the many issues
in-between.
If you believe the
NCR’s very limited
coverage you would
think the five councillors who supported
the budget were out
there to inflict the
maximum pain on
ratepayers and take
perverse
pleasure
in having one of the
highest rate rises in
Victoria.
However judge for
yourself.
On budget night Cr
Rhonda Sanderson
put up two alternative budget proposals one at 2.75 per
cent (about C.P.I) and
one at 4 per cent.
This would have
allowed councillors
to debate the pros
and cons of these alternative budgets. In
each case it showed
where the cuts could
be made (in road renewals,
footpaths,
Mitchell Ranges soccer pavilion etc).
However, no one was
prepared to second
either of the alternative budgets.
The four councillors who did not
support our current
budget did not even
second the alternatives.
These councillors
have had twelve
months to come up
with cuts to service
programs or capital
projects, that would
enable lower rates
and maintain effective council services
and infrastructure.
We have had no results.
The whole idea of
a councillor, to my
mind is to try and reflect the views of the
people who elected
us, in conjunction
with sound financial
management.
If councillors are
not prepared to do
this, I feel it would be
far cheaper for an administrator to be appointed and save the
ratepayers the cost
of paying their current representatives.
As the headline
from The Seymour
Telegraph (June 24,
2015)
immediately
after the budget stated either ‘PUT UP OR
SHUT UP’.
These
are
my
personal views and
should not be taken
out of context.
Cr Bill Chisholm,
Mitchell Shire
councillor.
Editor’s Comment:
See In my Opinion
also on this page.
In my opinion is a regular piece written by North
Central Review and The Free Press staff writers.
Topics will vary and cover a wide range of local
issues – sometimes humorous and sometimes serious. In that regard the reader is the judge.
The art of
shooting the
messenger
MESSENGERS have always had a difficult time of it. The side of the issue
you are delivering comment on is directly proportional to the slings and
arrows coming your way.
Equally difficult is sitting in the
centre with the challenge of delivering an even view.
Sometimes the view can be far
from balanced - take the current
rate rise issue for example.
Nobody has come out supporting
the decision of council to impose an
increase that is the highest in Victoria. Except for Cr Bill Chisholm’ that
is.
His letter on this page takes to
task this newspaper, the Broadford
Four who voted against the rise and
those citizens who have criticised
the 6.9/9.7% rate increase, while
claiming that he is trying to reflect
the views of the people who elected
him and his fellow councillors.
For some strange reason the community does not seem to see it that
way and many have used the pages
of the North Central Review and our
online newsfeed to vent their spleen
– and for that we have copped a reprimand - metaphorically the messenger has taken one for the cause.
But then - the role of this newspaper, as stated on our masthead,
is to be the voice for the community and as such to fight for fair and
not be cajoled, bullied or otherwise
influenced to promote any action
or decision that compromises the
well-being of our community.
Councillor Chisholm argues that
the NCR’s “very limited” coverage
(close to 500 column centimetres)
has created the impression that the
five councillors who supported the
budget were “out there to inflict the
maximum pain on ratepayers and
take perverse pleasure in having
one of the highest rate rises in Victoria”.
One of the highest? Shouldn’t that
read THE highest? And as for the
“impression” of the five councillors
– that was one gained by the community.
This editor was singled out as one
who should be well aware of council’s budget process, based on past
employment with Mitchell Shire. If
that was plea for endorsement of Cr
Chisholm’s and his colleague’s decision then it falls well short of the
mark.
But that employment did provide
a working knowledge of what goes
into the budget and where cuts that
would not impact community services and infrastructure could be
made.
Perhaps if Cr Sanderson had focussed on these areas, instead of
suggesting a rate reduction could
come at the expense road renewals,
footpaths, Mitchell Ranges soccer
pavilion (clearly the wrong pitch)
and a few unnamed ones - she may
have got a seconder to her motion.
Cr Chisholm says that the budget
process commences at the start of
each financial year – and agreed, it
does.
That being the case, and given
that 2016 is an election year, our
councillors have exactly 11 months
and 10 days to get it right.
Cr Chisholm and colleagues - your
time starts NOW.
Decision time in year 10
by Chloe Rainbow
AS the year progresses,
the amount of time left to
think about future pathways
quickly disappears, and
before you know it, the big
question of ‘What do you
want to do when you leave
school?’ becomes a scary
and daunting thing to think
about.
You’ll quickly find yourself in a pit of questions and
thoughts, something that is
hard to escape out of when
you need to make a decision
quickly.
You might find you ask
yourself a series of questions continuously in your
own head. Do I do VCE or
VCAL?
Do I want to go to university?
Are trades and school
based
apprenticeships
something I would consider?
At this point, these questions are things that are vital
for getting yourself on the
right path to being successful.
As semester two begins,
so does crunch time. Interviews will begin to take
place and the pressure of
2016/17 begins to weigh
down on you, like wearing a
heavy backpack constantly.
Firstly, feeling stressed is
okay, the future is a scary
thing to think about, and it’s
okay to change your choice
down the track if you feel
your decision was wrong,
there are so many options
for some many diverse
groups of young people that
there is bound to be one for
you.
VCE: three scary letters
often associated with the
hard work, dedication and
willingness to learn.
VCE stands for Victorian
certificate of education and
is broken up into four parts.
Units one and two (year 11)
and units three and four
(year 12).
There is a broad range of
subjects under VCE to cater
for all students and all university degrees.
If you feel as though VCE
is right for you and your career path, subject selection
needs to be discussed and
you’ll need to research what
subjects are right for you another daunting task.
‘VCAL’ or Victorian Certificate for Applied Learning
is a great option for young
people wanting to pursue
an apprenticeship, trade or
course and still be granted a
year 12 pass.
VCAL is carried out during
the week with students still
completing the basic VCE
course of Numeracy and Literacy, but completing work
placement once a week at
your desired work place,
whether it be at a hairdressers or a mechanics, the
world is your oyster.
Although the subjects aren’t diverse like VCE, VCAL
still offers a great option for
students who prefer ‘hands
on’ work.
You might be thinking
these are your only two options, but there are still so
many more choices, and all
you need to do is find the
right fit for yourself.
Not many people are
aware but VCE doesn’t stop
your opportunity to pick up
a trade and profession.
If VCE is something you’re
coping with and the right
decision to suit you, but
a trade is also something
you’d enjoy learning for
the future, school based apprenticeships are a great option, and can be completed
whilst working hard on your
VCE.
Similar to VCAL, you will
complete work placement
once a week, and as organised by your school, you will
attend TAFE, to further your
understanding and learning,
every other day is attended
at school, completing work
from your VCE classes.
School based apprenticeships are a great option to
keep in mind, and offers you
a ‘plan B’ for the future.
VET, or Vocational Education and Training, is another great option to consider,
offering courses of all types
to suit your interests and
needs, and can be done locally while completing VCE
or VCAL.
The courses are typically
run over a two year period
and range from Music Performance to Building and
Construction.
All courses are completed
within a registered training
organisation and qualifications range from certificate
II to certificate IV, and diploma and advanced diploma.
Although the next few
months will be stressful
and making your decision
for the future will not be an
easy task, keep in mind your
wide range of options, and
make your decision wisely.
2016/17 will be the end of an
era in your life and the beginning of an exciting journey towards to a successful
and prosperous future.
9
Lest We Forget: 1914 - 1918
Keith Chapman
Keith Chapman was born in 1897 at Tallygaroopna, and was the second son of Margaret
(nee Crawford) and Robert Chapman later of
“Keeyuga”, Glenaroua.
He attended the local school at Glenaroua
and was reputed to be high spirited and mischievous. Certainly he did not attend to learn
and left school to help on the farm in 1911.
His cousins David Crawford and William
Merritt enlisted in the 8th Light Horse and
when Keith enlisted at Royal Park, Melbourne,
on February 19, 1917, he was bitterly disappointed to be denied a mounted unit.
Keith was farewelled at a Glenaroua Hall
function on March 20 and was presented with
a wrist watch.
Keith was assigned to the 19th Reinforcements, 22 Battalion as a Private, 6772. He
sailed to England on the Ascanius in May, and
while at sea was sick with the mumps before
disembarking at Devonport, Devon, in July
1917.
On arrival he was sent for training to
Rollestone on Salisbury Plains, where he
joined up with Jim Smith who urged Keith to
volunteer for a signallers course.
As a result of Keith spending all his time
studying he gained a First Class Signallers Certificate, although he was thrilled to see Charlie
Chaplin perform in the camp.
Then Keith was off to France in March, 1918,
for more training before going forward with
the 22nd Battalion.
He undertook days of guard duty in perpetual mud and water prior to taking part in the
Battle of Amiens in August, 1918.
Then armistice and Keith was transferred
back to England for a time, only to return to
Belgium to assist with reconstruction work
while billeted with a local family.
Keith returned to Australia on the Argyllshire in August, 1919, and was discharged on
October 20, 1919.
He received the 1914/15 Star, the British War
Medal and the Victory Medal. Keith’s service
was recognised by being listed on the Pyalong
Shire Honour Roll and the Glenaroua Public
Hall Roll.
Keith attended a welcome home function at
Glenaroua Hall on September 29, 1919, and a
record attended returned soldiers’ reunion at
the hall on February 4, 1920.
After discharge he returned to farming at
Glenaroua, and later elsewhere, then took up
work as a stock and station agent then as a
real estate valuer.
He was held in the highest esteem. Keith
always had a smile, a firm handshake, and a
ready wicked wit.
He was a great family favourite. Keith married Clara Selina Buchanan in 1922 and they
had three children. He died in 1979 and was
buried in Springvale Cemetery.
Contributed by the Kilmore Historical Society
with support from Valda Allaway
Flashback in time
Edward Allen
The last train out of Kilmore: This T class loco was the last in 1968 to travel west of
Kilmore through Willowmavin. Could it come back some time in the future to follow the
by-pass? That is the question.
Edward Allen was born in Kilmore in 1895, the
son of Robert Joseph and Ellen Allen (nee Dwyer).
After leaving school Edward became a
butcher in Kilmore. In August 1916 The Free
Press reported that “A short time prior to
enlisting Private Allen was presented with a
watch in recognition of his plucky conduct
in stopping a bolting horse in Sydney Street,
thereby saving a man’s life”.
As Edward enlisted four months before his
21st birthday he required his parents’ consent. They gave their address in August 1915
as Melbourne Street, Kilmore.
Edward enlisted on September 3, 1915,
in Melbourne. He joined the 8th Reinforcements, 23rd Battalion as a private 3454, and
after training at Royal Park, embarked at Melbourne on the Africa on January 5, 1916, for
Alexandra, Egypt.
In June 1916, Edward was transferred to the
Western Front in France, via Marseilles, where
he joined the 58th Battalion.
He took part in action in July 1916 and received severe gun shot wounds to his left
shoulder on July 19.
This was reported in the Kilmore Free Press
on August 17 and then on September 14, 1916,
The Free Press reported that : “Private E Allen, of Kilmore, who was wounded in action in
France, writes from Morton Banks War Hospital at Keighley, Yorkshire, England, thus to his
parents :
“I was unlucky enough to stop one in the
left shoulder. It is not in a very bad place,
but, of course, quite bad enough. The bullet
remained in my shoulder, so they are going to
put me under the X rays to locate it.
After a year recovering, Edward rejoined his
58th Regiment in France. Even though he remained there it is unlikely Edward saw action
again due to his wounds.
During his overseas service he was penalised five times for minor offences such as unauthorised leave.
In 1919 he returned to England and sailed
to Melbourne on the Orontes in May arriving
home on June 28, 1919
Edward was discharged medically unfit in
Melbourne on December 30, 1919. He received
the 1914/15 Star, the British War Medal and
the Victory Medal.
Kevin and his wife Octiva lived in Yea for
many years and he died there in 1975.
Contributed by the Kilmore Historical Society
10 NORTH CENTRAL REVIEW / THE FREE PRESS, Tuesday, July 21, 2015
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Its reputation to provide custom options
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This duo is going for Baroque
as dukes and duchesses, all owned their
own personal orchestras.
The music features
three
composers
who most would not
have heard of now
WELCOME to the first Let’s do
Lunch in which we will showcase ideal places to meet and
eat throughout the district.
Like its counterpart Dine
Out did some time back, our
Let’s Do Lunch feature has
started small – but we predict, that like Dine Out, it will
grow to be a comprehensive
directory of eating places
worth your consideration.
A major attraction of this
feature is the chance to win a
$15 meal voucher to be used
at your choice of venue that
is advertised in the feature.
Entry is easy, simply fill out
the form and drop it off at the
Newspaper House office in
Kilmore or post it to P.O. Box
385, Kilmore 3764.
Our two introductory advertisers are the Broadford
Hotel and the Whittlesea
Bowling Club bistro.
The
Broadford
Hotel
but were common
names in their time.
Veracini,
Quantz
and
Pisendel
all
worked as musicians at the court of
Dresden and their
music ranges from
the dramatic to the
needs no introduction to our
readers as a favourite place
to have a relaxed lunch either
during the week or at weekends.
The Tradies Lunch at the
Broadford Hotel is available
Monday to Friday and costs
only $10. On offer is a tasty
range including, chicken parma, schnitzel, fish and chips,
beef burger and bangers and
mash to name a few.
The hotel is also a popular
place for lunch on the weekends.
The Broadford Hotel is also
delighted to announce that
Bar 100 will be re-launched
in August 2015. Bar 100 is the
heart beat of The Broadford
Hotel, hosting live music, parties, community events and
functions of all types. It is free
to hire and The Broadford
Hotel team can organize just
about anything to make your
night a night to remember.
The Whittlesea Bowls
Club is located at 101 Church
Street Whittlesea. The Club
offers a wide range of activities and entertainment
for members and guests
alike including two professionally manicured grass
greens, a large bistro and
two separate function areas.
The Bistro is open seven
days a week from 12:00 noon
til 8:30pm.
With the lunch time specials starting at just $10, as
well as the club’s ever changing specials board there is
sure to be something to excite the taste buds.
There are always plenty of
activities happening at Whittlesea Bowls – particularly on
Tuesdays when kids eat free.
Wednesday night is the
club’s parma and pot night,
with a variety of different
Chat to the performers afterwards
with complementary drinks and small
plates of finger food
are available.
Many people are
regulars at these
events and the local
music loving family
is growing as people
realise they do not
have to travel to Melbourne to hear quality classical music.
You can do all this
at the salon of Peter
Hagen in the peaceful
bush setting between
Broadford and Kilmore.
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on
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for mailing options or
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The venue will be
supplied at booking.
This concert has
been made possible
by the Mitchell Shire
through its community grants scheme and
the Broadford Community Centre.
Chance meeting: Mernda resident, Graeme Riches was in Alice
Springs on business recently when he spotted a familiar face in
the crowd. Hugh Jackman was happy to oblige with a photograph. Jackman was on holiday in the Alice with his family.
Vale Kevin Tyrrell
THE members of the Kilmore
Art Society are saddened by
the passing of Kevin Tyrrell, a
life member of the art society.
Kevin was an avid collector of
art, both traditional and abstract, from around the world
and shared his love of art with
the members of the art society.
Kevin donated several paintings
from his eclectic collection to the
toppings to try including traditional parma, Aussie, Hawaiian, bacon and avocado,
mushroom and bacon ragu,
Mediterranean, or the chef’s
special garlic prawns.
All parmas come with a free
pot of beer or soft drink, or a
glass of house wine.
Thursday night is the
club’s Members night, with
plenty of entertainment and
society and some are, at present,
hanging at The Kilmore and District Hospital to be enjoyed by
staff and members of the public.
Kevin supported the society in
its work and helped out at the
Kilmore Art Expo for a dew years.
The art society extends its deepest sympathy to Kevin’s family.
They are grateful to have been associated with this gracious man.
prizes to be won.
Friday mornings is free Bingo, with a rolling cash jackpot
to be won.
We also has Keno and TAB
facilities.
Let’s Do Lunch specials
makes it affordable to take a
break during the day and relax with either family, friends
or business associates.
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Every dollar spent
accumulates
For business people lunch
at a nearby venue is certainly
a break from dining al-desko.
Finally for the record – Gordon Gecko was wrong. Lunch
is definitely not for wimps.
Venues interested in advertising in the next Let’s Do
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Special performance: Greg Dikmans plays
a wooden flute with no keys and Lucinda
Moon plays a violin with real gut strings.
beautifully
lyrical
with many virtuoso
sections to excite
both performer and
listener.
Dikmans has been
at the forefront of the
early music movement in Australia as
a performer, conductor, educator and
scholar since graduating with a Bachelor
of Music (Uni. of Sydney) in 1978.
As a tutor and associate lecturer at
several tertiary institutions, Greg has
taught baroque flute
and recorder, history
and theory as well
as directing Renaissance and Baroque
ensembles.
Greg
has
performed extensively
throughout Australia
for Musica Viva and
State Arts Councils.
played in South East.
During the colder
months what could
be nicer than listening to music fit for
kings and queens, by
the warmth of a cosy
fire.
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TWO of Australia’s
best musicians in
the field of Baroque
Music will perform at
the music salon of Peter Hagen on Sunday,
August 2.
These specialised
musicians will perform music from the
court of Dresden - the
way it was played in
the middle of the 18th
century.
Greg
Dikmans
plays a wooden flute
with no keys and Lucinda Moon, former
leader of the wellknown
Australian
Brandenburg Orchestra, plays a violin
with real gut strings.
Joined by Peter Hagen on harpsichord,
the three musicians
have researched performance practices
and music from the
baroque era which
spanned
roughly
from 1600-1760.
The duo aims to
play it as it would
have been played
and experienced in
the days when kings
and queens, as well
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changes recently and with them comes even
more reason to visit this local icon.
The servery area of the bistro has been converted into a comfortable and welcoming coffee shop and opens from 10am each day and
improvements to the bar and bistro area are
also in the pipeline.
There are also two new faces and a new
head chef in the kitchen. Trackside’s former
sous chef, Aaron King, is now head chef and
has welcomed sous chef, Hemraj Poudel and
pastry chef, Kimi Elliott, to his team.
The trio have brought a new dining experience to the bistro and to functions. Hemraj
has also unleashed his catering skill on the
members and trainers room at the night harness meetings with considerable success.
Hemraj has brought an interesting slant to
the Trackside menu. Many of the dishes he
produces are influenced by his native Nepal.
The result of Hemraj’s Nepalese fusion into
some of Trackside’s signature dishes has put
a different and exciting spin on to the menu.
Kimi Elliott has also brought some influence
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shop between the lunch and dinner sessions.
Kimi’s sushi, duck spring rolls, Japanese
pancakes and a tasty assortment of cakes are
not to be missed.
The newly renovated coffee shop features
a polished oak bar and a display cabinet of a
host of tasty goodies.
Coffee, tea, toasties and cakes are available from 10am to 10pm
each day.
The adjacent leather lounges make the
Trackside café an ideal place to meet with
friends or business colleagues.
David Foley, Trackside functions manager,
said that all local trades were used in the recent café and bar renovations and head chef,
Aaron king had extended this philosophy into
the supplies he purchases. A commitment to
local runs through the entire operation.
In addition to the regular lunch and dinner
dining, Trackside also caters for functions and
has special packages for the major race days.
Whether it is a casual coffee, bistro lunch
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AS part of Farm Safety Week (July 20-24),
workplace safety advocates are encouraging
Victoria’s farmers and farm workers to take
extra care at work.
Farms can be dangerous places to
work, and farmers and farm workers
are more likely to be seriously injured
or die at work than other Victorians.
“Fatalities on farms are almost always avoidable,” said Gordon Gregory, CEO of the National Rural Health Alliance (NRHA).
“The commonsense approach to safety on
farms must be embedded in people’s thinking
and behaviour - not pursued reluctantly as
something that just has to be done. And appreciating that a safe farm is also a more productive one should help with this,” Mr Gregory said.
The NRHA supports Farm Safety Week and
encourages all those involved with farming to
be aware of the commonsense approach.
It has four elements: identify hazards and
fix them as soon as possible; have clear procedures for activities that are particularly
risky; make sure everyone - including visitors
and particularly kids - understands the procedures; and have an emergency plan in case
there is an accident.
According to Worksafe, there were
eight fatalities on Victorian farms last
year, and hundreds of serious injuries reported across the agricultural industry.
The effects of farm accidents and fatalities
are widespread, not just for those concerned
but for whole communities.
The
far-reaching
consequences
of
these incidents can last a lifetime.
Unfortunately we are seeing the same sorts
of accidents time and again on farms, particularly with quad bikes and tractors, which can
lead to serious injuries and even deaths.
So far this year, there have already been three
work-related quad bike fatalities in Victoria.
The theme for this year’s Farm Safety Week is
“Safe farms = better productivity”.
It’s important to share this message that
investing in workplace safety is good for farming business.
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Locals top caravan industry awards
From small beginnings, the pair has gradually built up the business with the mantra of
“let’s get better, not bigger”, which has paid
off as customers continue to see improvements and positive change.
“We don’t believe that you
have to be a big business to be
a good business.”
“Every conversation we have about the
business is about how we can get better,” Jo
said.
“We don’t believe that you have to be a
big business to be a good business. The size
of our business is more intimate and we’ve
found that what customers like.”
Constantly striving for quality has seen
the business grow to a good sized 10 staff
base across a range of roles, focussing on all
around service repairs and maintenance to
caravans and RVs.
“There are a lot of newcomers to the caravan and RV world. If people don’t know something about their vehicle we’re always happy
to help educate them of different aspects,”
Peter said.
“We spend a lot of time with people and talk
to them about the importance of service and
maintenance. We make sure the customers are
always part of the process.”
Recognised as an industry expert, Peter began in the manufacturing arm of the caravan
and RV industry when he was about 17 and
has an extensive background with a passion
to match.
It’s the great customer service, quality of
workmanship and a high level of care are all
aspects that set Advantage Caravan Repairs
aside from competitors.
Jo and Peter are now looking for ways to
further improve their business to claim next
year’s industry award too.
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“It’s a nice way to hit the 10 year mark,” Jo
said.
“We were absolutely thrilled and so happy
that all of our efforts have been recognised by
our industry. It really solidifies what we do.”
The award assesses the business in areas
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Double whammy for drink-drug drivers
VICTORIA’S most dangerous drivers who mix
alcohol above the legal limit with illicit drugs
and then get behind the wheel will face fines
of up to $41,000 and a minimum two-year licence cancellation.
Two new offences for drink-drug driving will
come into force on August 1, 2015. The fines
are based on the current penalty unit value of
$151.67.
The new offences are an Australian first and
drivers who are caught with alcohol and illicit drugs in their system will now face a minimum 12 month licence cancellation and court
fines up to $4550 for a first offence.
“Police are cracking down on drink and
drug drivers to make our roads safer and to
help reduce road trauma,” a spokesperson
said.
The police will also be able to impound the
vehicles of first time offenders who record a
blood alcohol concentration of 0.10 or higher.
For repeat offenders, the maximum fines
will range between $13,650 and $40,959, depending on blood alcohol level and previous
offences. They will also receive a minimum
two-year licence cancellation.
Vehicles can be impounded for up to three
months or even permanently for repeat offenders.
The tough new penalties are the subject of
a new Transport Accident Commission campaign to be launched this week.
Currently there is no offence for combined drink and drug-driving. Offenders can
be charged with, or convicted of, either a
drink-driving or a drug-driving offence but not
both.
Drivers who have both alcohol and drugs in
their system are 23 times more likely to be involved in a fatal crash, compared with drivers
who are drug and alcohol free.
The police have expressed increasing concern over people who mix alcohol and illicit
drugs and the risks they pose to Victorian
families on our roads.
These harsher fines and penalties send a
strong message about the dangers of combining alcohol with illicit drugs and driving.
The new penalties will help deter and prevent repeat offenders by mandating alcohol
interlock devices and driver education programs for those being relicensed.
This year’s Victorian Budget provides for
$15 million for 10 new drug and booze buses.
The larger fleet will let police test 100,000 people a year for drugs and take more alcohol and
drug-affected people off our roads.
According to The Age, the Coroners has estimated drink-driving accounts for between 25
per cent and 30 per cent of deaths and 11 per
cent per cent of serious injuries on Victorian
roads. Illegal drugs are believed to be a factor
in about 20 per cent of all driver deaths.
For most people, these are only statistics.
Shocking, perhaps, but only statistics. But for
the families and friends of those who die as
a result of teenage drinking and driving, each
number represents a tragic loss.
Heavy vehicle campaign - VicRoads ups the ante
VICTORIA’S heavy vehicle operators
are being reminded by VicRoads to
ensure their fleet is well maintained
and fit for purpose.
VicRoads’
Transport
Safety
Services (TSS) team is operating
around the state, conducting targeted roadside inspections of heavy vehicles, as part of Operation Trishula, an on-going campaign to address
unroadworthy trucks and improve
safety standards on our roads.
Recent inspections in the eastern
and western suburbs selected more
than 250 heavy vehicles for testing,
of which 224, or 89.6 per cent, failed.
Eric Henderson, VicRoads Director Regulatory Services said that
the numbers don’t lie and that there
are too many heavy vehicle operators ignoring their business and social responsibilities.
“The majority of heavy vehicle
companies operate stringent vehicle maintenance programs, but it
is clear from our target testing that
some business owners do not regularly maintain their fleet,” Mr Henderson said.
Operation Trishula is a collaboration of Victoria Police, WorkSafe and
VicRoads. Over five days in the East-
ern suburbs, 155 vehicles were tested, 90 had major defects and 44 had
minor defects. Over a week of testing in the Western suburbs, 97 vehicles were inspected, with 57 having
major faults and 33 minor faults.
Vehicles with major faults are either removed from the road immediately or have one hour to travel to
a repairer.
Minor faults have to be addressed
within seven days; failure to do so
results in the vehicle being taken off
the road.
Common faults included steering
and brake issues, worn or damaged
tyres, broken lights, loose bolts and
faulty seatbelts.
“There is a financial penalty for
non-compliance, but there is arguably a greater cost to the community. Any unsafe vehicle is a risk,
with the potential to cause crashes
and road trauma or break down,
anywhere, anytime, causing unnecessary hold ups and great inconvenience to other road users,” Mr Henderson added.
In addition to targeted roadside
tests, VicRoads is increasing its proactive, direct communications with
small to medium heavy vehicle owners, advising them in advance of onsite visits. This gives business owners the opportunity to service and
repair vehicles to a timeline, raise
standards, as well as avoid financial
penalties.
“Our message to all road users
is to maintain year round vehicle
maintenance and follow regular
service schedules. In particular, we
encourage heavy vehicle business
owners to ensure they operate safe
vehicles as we continue our random, targeted, roadside and on-site
inspections,” Mr Henderson said.
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Kilmore
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110 Powlett Street, Kilmore
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5782 1433
WALLAN 102 ROULSTON WAY
MORTGAGEE SALE
This large four bedroom home is just waiting to be loved
offering not only a formal lounge but rumpus and central
spacious kitchen, the home boasts large bedrooms –
main with en suite and walk in robe.
Don’t be fooled by the single lock up garage there is more car
storage in the large shed – which is also perfect for that dream
man cave. Positioned on half an acre overlooking views to the
surrounding ranges this location is hard to beat.
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AUCTION
AUCTION
8th Aug at 11.30am
10% deposit & 30 day settlement
INSPECT
OFI: Sat 25th July 11am - 11.30am - Photo ID required
CONTACT Sarah Egan 0408 328 350
WALLAN UNIT 5 /110 WINDHAM ST
Retreat Close To Heart of Town
This unit offers a list of features sure to impress. With three
bedrooms, en suite to main bedroom; and generous living
areas, Caesarstone bench tops, quality floor tiling, alarm
system, secure gated entry, covered outdoor entertaining
area – the list of features goes on. Added to this an A1
location right in the heart of town.
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PRICE
$295,000
INSPECT
By appointment - Photo ID required
CONTACT Sarah Egan 0408 328 350
BROADFORD 13 STAFFORD STREET
Low Maintenance living
This neat and comfortable home is perfect for first home
buyers, investors or retirees.
With a modern and functional kitchen two living areas and
3 bedrooms, the master with walk in robe and ensuite with
BIR to the remaining two which are serviced by a central
bathroom.
Other features include; ducted heating and cooling, double
garage with single roller to rear and a large outdoor concreted
area for those family gatherings. All this on 676m2 (approx.)
of low maintenance gardens.
3
2
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PRICE
$340,000 to $350,000
INSPECT
OFI: Sat 25th July 11am - 11.30am - Photo ID required
CONTACT Brian Fleming 0439 001 705
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BROADFORD LOT 6/133 MIA MIA RD
Delightful Parcel of Land - 4.6 Acres
Becoming harder and harder to find, we have on offer 4.6
acres close to town and easy access to the Hume Freeway.
This fantastic property is just waiting for your dream home
subject to relevant approvals.
With plenty of room to move and all that Broadford has to offer
don’t miss out on this great opportunity.
PRICE
$199,000
INSPECT
By Appointment - Photo ID required
Gerry Vallence 0417 113 381
BROADFORD 70 RESERVOIR RD
3 Bedroom Brick Veneer Home on Large Block
Live the good life. This family home offers 3 bedrooms, 2
bathrooms, kitchen/family area and lounge room. On a large
block of approx 1,170 m2 with a single garage and front
verandah plus nice outlook over Mt Piper. Part of the exciting
new development Piperviews Estate this home is expected to
have title release in about 6 months. Currently tenanted you
can buy now and settle later.
3
2
2
2
PRICE
$270,000 - $300,000
INSPECT
By Appointment - Photo ID required
WALLAN 1/11 KIRRIBILLI CRESCENT
NEW HOME ON SEPARATE TITLE
Brand new, quality built home on separate titles in the newly
developed Kirribilli Cresent. Offering three bedrooms, en suite,
double garage and outdoor living area, this low maintenance
home offers the best in modern living. With easy pedestrian
access to all Wallan has to offer. Act now!
3
2
2
2
PRICE
$300,000 to $320,000
INSPECT
OFI: Sat 25th July, 12 noon - 12.30 Photo ID required
CONTACT Amie Thompson 0432 662 804
Simon Best 0417 547 909
WALLAN 38 BUCKLAND HILL DRIVE
Mortgagee Sale
This well presented home offers a flowing layout that
delivers seamless and easy living for your family to enjoy.
Comprising three bedrooms, en suite with double vanity &
walk in robe to main, study with internal plantation shutters, a
fantastic fully equipped kitchen with great sized walk through
pantry, overlooking a spacious open plan meals area and
family room. Other features also include large formal sitting
room, double remote garage, ducted heating and vacuum,
undercover alfresco area leading to generous sized rear yard
and more.
3
2
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2
AUCTION
AUCTION
Saturday 15th August at 1:30pm
10% deposit, Balance 30 Days
INSPECT
OFI: Sat 25th July, 1pm - 1.30pm Photo ID required
Simon Best 0417 547 909
KILMORE 7 MONTANA CT
As Good As It Looks
This very well maintained property is well worth inspecting
with a very functional floor plan close to town. Features
include fully appointed kitchen with meals area, 3 robed
bedrooms with ensuite to main and spacious formal living
area. The property is further complimented with gas ducted
heating, landscaped gardens and single lock garage.
3
2
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PRICE
$255,000 TO $275,000
INSPECT
CONTACT Gerry Vallence 0417 113 381
BROADFORD 61 HERITAGE DRIVE
A Sound Investment
Don’t miss the chance to secure this opportunity and secure
this well maintained 3 bedroom home situated on 820 sq
metre allotment. With a long lease in place this property is
ideal to add to your portfolio. The home offers fully robed
bedrooms, large kitchen area, spacious formal living area,
with split system air, combustion and gas ducted heating. Step
outside to double carport front verandah and large back yard.
3
1
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2
PRICE
$250,000 - $270,000
INSPECT
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HIDDEN VALLEY 56 VALLEY DRIVE
EXECUTIVE ENTERTAINING
Set on 5698m2 this magnificent two year old executive home
offers space and style on a grand scale. Greeting you inside
the large entry hall is a functional small lounge retreat or
home office opposite the huge master suite which consists of
a stunning en suite and fitted walk in dressing room. Ample
storage and a walk through butlers pantry synchronise
functionality with style as the feature packed kitchen leads to
a large open family and dining room all adjoining the al fresco
entertaining area by corner stack sliding doors. The rumpus
room features a wet bar and servery to the al fresco and
takes in the fantastic vista. Large bedrooms fitted with built
in wardrobes and family bathroom complete this magnificent
offering. Features include powder room, walk in linen closet,
gas ducted heating, evaporative cooling, ducted vacuum,
double lock up garage and much more.
4
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1
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PRICE
$595,000 to $655,000
INSPECT
OFI: Sat 25th July 1.30pm – 2pm Photo ID required
CONTACT Brendan Flynn 0481 283 637
WALLAN 8 BENJAMIN CT
GREAT OPPORTUNITY ON 705m2
Situated high and mighty at the top of the court with
commanding views to the surrounding ranges and Hidden
Valley, this home oozes potential. With a spacious living area,
two bedrooms and verandahs, the huge block is a bonus in an
absolutely fantastic location.
2
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AUCTION
AUCTION
Saturday 15th August 2015 at 11.30am
10% Deposit, Balance 60 Days
PRICE
$240,000 to $275,000
INSPECT
OFI: Sat 25th July 11am – 11.30am Photo ID required
Simon Best 0417 547 909
HIDDEN VALLEY 5 SIENA WAY
Views For Years
Set in the picturesque Hidden Valley estate and taking in
breathtaking views across the valley and beyond, this neat
low maintenance home is bound to appeal. Comprising
three robed bedrooms, master with walk in wardrobe and
en suite, compact kitchen, meals and living areas leading
to an entertainers timber deck positioned perfectly to enjoy
the stunning scenery. With a fenced rear yard leading to the
acres of common land perfect for a little private recreational
use, features include a double lock up garage, ducted reverse
cycle air conditioning and potential for use of the ample space
under the home.
3
2
2
2
PRICE
$315,000 to $340,000
INSPECT
OFI: Sat 25th July 12.30pm – 1pm Photo ID required
CONTACT Brendan Flynn 0481 283 637
Sale by AUCTION
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Situated on an elevated block in Larissa Close
Romsey at with rural views this four bedroom
home will appeal throughout.
Features of the property include Victorian
influenced facade, high ceilings, and rooms of
generous proportions.
Comprising four bedrooms, the main has a
feature bay window and a fantastic walk in robe
and ensuite with spa bath.
The entry hall, formal lounge and parents retreat provide a new dimension to the home.
The open plan kitchen, adjacent living area
with cosy wood heater for those cold winter
nights is the ideal place for the family to relax.
The separate dining room adjoins the outdoor under cover entertaining area with bistro
blinds – again a perfect relaxation or entertainment space.
There is a terraced rear garden with space for
the kids to play or plant your vegetable garden
for spring.
This spacious family home is situated in the
Romsey Heights Estate and will tick all your
boxes. Asking price is $399,750
To arrange an inspection please call the team
at North Western Real Estate on 5429 1344.
KILMORE - LOT 59 PAULINE WAY
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For Sale $329,500
Gavin Henderson 0408 359 764
LJ Hooker Broadford
broadford.ljhooker.com.au/8EHJS
1629 Broadford-Wandong Rd,
Broadford 3658
KILMORE - 21 ALLAN STREET
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New Beginnings - Offering the choice of walking to the main
st or the Kilmore trackside complex, this home would suit
someone starting out or looking to retire. Three bedroom
master with ensuite and wir ducted gas heating double garage
and a large level backyard available for your inspection.
Currently tenanted @ $340 per week.
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LJ Hooker Broadford
broadford.ljhooker.com.au/95HJS
Broadford 3658
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Why Build when you can buy now! - Offering three large
bedrooms plus a study or 4th bedroom this brand new home
will save you the hassles of building! Ducted heating, 2 living
areas, quality fittings throughout, colourbond fencing, stainless
steel appliances, double garage with remote roller door, the list
of standard inclusions never ends! Currently under construction
overlooking council native reserves and in a court location with
no passing traffic. For full list of inclusions contact Gavin.
BROADFORD - UNITS 1, 2, 3/ 78 FERGUSON ST
BROADFORD - 14 GRANGE DRIVE
Ridgemont Townhouses - Townhouse 1 - 3 bedrooms, 1 bath,
courtyard, separate driveway, double garage.11sq approx living.
Designer Home - Upon entry to this beautifully presented
home, you’ll catch a glimpse of the magnificent lifestyle on
offer. Spacious open plan living offers separate formal lounge
and an integrated kitchen, dining and family area. The designer
kitchen boasts stainless steel appliances and walk in pantry.
The master suite offers a separate ensuite and large walk in
robe. The additional 3 bedrooms are zoned away from the main
living area.
Townhouse 2 - 3 bedrooms, 2 living areas, 2 bathrooms,
courtyard, double garage 12sq approx living.
Townhouse 3 - 3 bedrooms, separate lounge, huge living
areas, approx 15sq of living, rear yard, single garage.
Contact Gavin Henderson to arrange your appointment.
For Sale $285,000
LJ Hooker Broadford
broadford.ljhooker.com.au/9BHJS
Broadford 3658
Broadford
[email protected]
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All information contained herein is gathered from sources we consider to be reliable. However we cannot guarantee or give any warranty about the information provided and
interested parties must solely rely on their own enquiries.
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For Sale $359,000
LJ Hooker Broadford
broadford.ljhooker.com.au/8MHJS
Broadford 3658
ljhooker.com.au
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Welcome HOME
Make moving day easy
Enzo Raimondo Chief Executive Officer,
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Classic country style
living in this home
bedroom featuring walk in robe and an oversized stylish en suite, with the bonus of an
additional rear bedroom serviced by a second en suite and views to a private courtyard.
Accessed via the wrap around balcony you
will find a large undercover entertaining area
with power and ceiling fans overlooking the
landscaped gardens, which include established veggie patches, shed with concrete
floor and power, and chook house.
Open house is this Saturday, July 25 from
12:00 to 12:30. Asking price is $530,000 $580,000 Call Brian Fleming at Barry Plant Real
Estate on 0439 001 705 to inspect today.
Situated on a magnificent one acre block in
undoubtedly one of Broadford’s most desired
streets, this large country home has it all.
Offering stunning central kitchen providing
ample storage and breakfast bar along with
meals area and one of two large living areas,
making this home ideal for the family entertainer.
Separated from this space you will find the
second light filled and classic living room
complete with wood heating and private
study.
No need for the kids to argue as all bedrooms are well proportioned, with the main
Buying a new home is exciting and so, too, is
living in it. But relocating from one home to
another can be a challenge.
The key to moving house is to plan ahead,
ideally as early as possible before the day arrives when you need to shift an entire house
full of furniture and whitegoods.
You should be aware on the day you successfully bid at auction, or purchase through
a private sale, of the settlement period on
your new house.
If not, the contract of sale specifies this
settlement period, which is usually 30, 60
or 90 days. Assuming you are moving out of
your old home and into your new one on settlement day, that’s how long you have to get
organised.
Make a plan as soon as possible, including
the important tasks to hand over your old
home and take possession of your new one.
It should include key items relating to getting organised for the move - including, close
to settlement day, conducting a final inspection of your new house.
The vendor must leave the home as it was
when you bought it, apart from normal wear
and tear. It’s important that all fixtures, es-
pecially dishwashers and light-fittings, are in
place.
Those rules apply to you, too. If your house
was in top condition for sale, it pays to leave
it in a similar way. So mow the lawn, fix any
breakages and restore it close to how it appeared when it was sold, ahead of the handover.
Planning ahead avoids tackling those
tasks at 5am on settlement day.
If using a removal company, ask for their
moving checklist. Most companies have one
listing pre-move tasks – everything from redirecting mail, reconnecting services and
changing your address with utilities.
If your removal is DIY, it pays again to be organised. Pack as many boxes as you can well
ahead of the move, especially the items you
don’t need to access for some time.
Many vendors will let you take measurements during the settlement period. If not, it’s
worth making as many notes as possible when
you conduct the final inspection, including
the size of each the main rooms in the house.
Remember to give the keys for your old
house to your selling agents if they don’t have
them.
Collect your new keys on settlement
day well before the removalists arrive.
Longing to celebrate your great new purchase? The time to open that bottle is after
your move.
Your very own paradise
This is a home with street appeal. It sits behind a well maintained and attractive garden
that has an interesting bland of native and introduced plants.
The bay window and double garage at the
front gives the home an added dimension that
sets it apart from other homes in the street.
Stunning in design and construction this
home offers everything for the family. Picture
perfect from the front and once inside every
window has a lovely outlook to the garden.
The home offers generous living areas (formal dining, lounge, living area plus rumpus!)
double garage with rear access to the yard,
garden shed and large outdoor entertaining
area.
The home boasts four bedrooms, two bathrooms, a two car garage and a study providing
plenty of space for the family to relax.
Tucked away in a great court location and
features galore, an inspection is certainly recommended. Asking price is in the range of
$390,000 to $420,000. Call Sarah Egan at Barry
Plant Real Estate on 0408 328 350 to arrange
an inspection or call into the open house this
Saturday, July 25 from 1:00 to 1:30pm
PRINT+ONLINE REAL ESTATE
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SEYMOUR - 20 Bjorksten Road
“FABOULOUSLY UNIQUE”
Phone Lee today to book your
newspaper advertising – 5734 3344
Sources: CoreLogic Australia – Media Maximiser January 2015. Based on sales of houses and units; emma, 12 months to November 2014;
digital trend compared to 12 months to November 2014. Survey conducted by Ipsos MediaCT, people 14+, Nielsen Online Ratings, November 2014, people 14+ only.
Sources: CoreLogic Australia – Media Maximiser January 2015. Based on sales of houses and units; emma, 12 months to November 2014; digital trend
compared to 12 months to November 2014. Survey conducted by Ipsos MediaCT, people 14+, Nielsen Online Ratings, November 2014, people 14+ only.
Located on the edge of Seymour township, this comfortable
4-bedroom plus study brick veneer home provides the best of
both worlds comprising spacious country kitchen, newly renovated
bathroom, opulent living area leading to a relaxing outdoor entertainment area including high standard in-ground 4 x 11 x 1.5 m3
swimming pool in excellent condition.
Yen Howell REAL ESTATE
Inspection by appointment only.
Please attend to a link below for Due Diligence Checklist
www.consumer.vic.gov.au/housing-and-accommodation/buying-and-selling-property/
checklists/due-diligence
AUCTION: Saturday 22nd August 2015 @ 11:30 ON SITE
- unless SOLD prior
118 Station St Seymour
5799 1144
Welcome HOME
Print and online boosts
house sales
Rentals
Phone 5783 1268
23 Stafford Street Broadford $300 pw
3 bed 2 bath 2 car
The house offers 3 generous sized bedrooms
master with ensuite and walk in robe, remaining 2
bedrooms with built in robes and a double remote
garage. It also comprises of gas ducted heating,
stainless steel appliances including dishwasher and
a large open plan kitchen/meals and lounge area.
40 Hamilton Street Kilmore $375 pw
4 bed 2 bath
The home offers 4 generous sized bedrooms, 2
bathrooms and 3 living areas. It also comprises
of granite kitchen with stainless steel appliances,
library/study, ducted heating and air con. The
outside offers a garden shed and studio/office,
decked area at the rear and maintained gardens.
ADVERTISING in a combination of print newspapers and online improves sales results compared to online-only campaigns.
Data released by property research company, CoreLogic, found that properties advertised in print newspapers, as part of a package
to online advertising, dramatically improved
sales outcomes.
The study found that the print-online package resulted in higher prices, increase in success rate and a shorter time on market.
The study was based on 850,000 properties
listed for sale over the past two years.
Online real estate advertising works, but
properties sell faster and achieve higher prices when print newspapers are included in the
advertising plan.
Newspapers boost the effectiveness of real
estate advertising because 82% of prospective
property buyers read print newspapers and
66% read digital news media.
Data from Enhanced Media Metrics Australia also shows that print outperforms online
for delivering targeted real estate content.
While 34% of property buyers visit online real
estate sites, 46% of property buyers read the
real estate section of their newspaper.
This brings the combined footprint of digital and print real estate content to an impressive 63% of property buyers.
CoreLogic found that including print was
especially effective in maintaining prices in
the premium end of the market. This is consistent with data that shows that property
buyers who are “very likely to buy in the next
12 months” and earn over $100,000 p.a. are
especially heavy users of property/real estate
content – both print and digital.
In all 69% of high value prospects read real
estate content in print or digital format and
half of these buyers (52%) read the property
section of a print newspaper and 38% visit
a real estate site, and one in five (22%) visit
both.
The way people read newspapers contributes to newspaper advertising effectiveness.
Since newspaper readers tend to browse, they
can more easily reach people who aren’t actively searching for a home, but are still potential buyers.
Print newspapers are more likely to reach
prospects who aren’t searching, and to nudge
them into the market, while digital content
excels at reaching buyers active searching for
content.
The superior reach of printed newspapers
and their capacity for reaching a broader
range of prospects, combined with the highly-targeted efficiency of digital real estate
sites, is an unbeatable combination for vendors.
Greg Dickason, CoreLogic’s head of solutions, illustrates this point with an anecdote
of a colleague’s house-buying experience.
Craig Mackenzie, CoreLogic’s chief legal officer, wasn’t actively looking for a new home
when he sat down to browse through the
weekend paper.
“He said to me, ‘I was sitting down having
a cup of coffee, it was an ordinary Saturday
morning and my wife was flipping through the
paper.
“‘She said, ‘hey, look at this property, I really
like it, I love the kitchen – let’s go see it!’
Sources: CoreLogic Australia – Media Maximiser January 2015. Based on sales of houses
and units. Enhanced Media Metrics Australia 12 months to November 2014; digital trend compared to 12 months to November 2014.
11 Graves Street Kilmore $330pw
Available 30 July 2015
Neat and Tidy Four bedroom home close to Kilmore’s Main Street. This property is situated on
1 acre, the home comprises of main bedroom
with walk in robe and ensuite, remaining bedrooms with built in robes, spacious kitchen with
dishwasher overlooking the meals area, open plan
lounge and formal dining. Features of this property include slate flooring, spa bath, ducted heating
and a double garage with remote door.
14 Allan Street Kilmore $285pw
Available Now
Walking distance from town is this 3 bedroom 1
bathroom home. Features include 3 bedrooms,
bathroom with separate toilet, large lounge room,
well maintained kitchen, freshly painted throughout, new carpet throughout, new split system air
con unit, wall heating in lounge & ample backyard
space for the kids.
2/81 Powlett Street Kilmore $260pw
Available Now
Wonderful unit comprising 2 bedrooms with BIR’s,
large open plan living area with door opening onto
rear decking and yard, kitchen with gas cooking
and adjoining dining area, separate laundry with
storage cupboards, ducted heating throughout, air
conditioning throughout and single lock up garage.
Phone 5783 1268
1/8 Victoria Parade Kilmore $220pw
Available Now
Walking Distance from town is this lovely 2 bedroom unit. Comprising 2 generous bedrooms with
built in robes, open plan living, lounge room, meals
area spacious kitchen with gas stove, functional
laundry, sparkling bathroom with bath separate
to shower, & a low maintenance backyard. Extra’s
include a single lock up garage, gas wall heater,
split system air con unit & a great location! Freshly
painted throughout and new carpet. Inspection by
appointment only.
139 High Street Wallan $300pw
Available 1st August
Brand new 2 bedroom townhouses. Large living area downstairs. Well appointed kitchen with
quality fittings. 4 to choose from!!
7 Weatherglass Street Wallan $330pw
Available NOW
Near new well presented 4 bedroom home. The
property has open plan living robes to all rooms
ensuite to master bedroom, split system for cooling. Low maintenance gardens. Ready to move in
with nothing to do.
4/49 Station Street Wallan East $270pw
Available NOW
Solid brick 2 bedroom unit in block of 4. Spacious
bedrooms with BIRs slate floors in wet areas. Neat
tidy unit with good size yard single garage and
walking distance to Train Station.
132-134 Powlett Street Kilmore COMMERCIAL
New Large Showrooms
Zoned B4
Quality Finish & Excellent Parking
Broadford
KILMORE - 35 Mikada Blvd $360 per week
4 bedroom 2bath 2 car
AVAILABLE NOW
Contact Samantha 0427 699 381
RENTAL PROPERTIES REQUIRED
List your property with us today!
0408 359 764
Work with your agent to sell
Enzo Raimondo Chief
Executive Officer, Real
Estate Institute of Victoria
You’ve decided to sell, appointed an agent and your
first open house is coming up.
Your agent will be doing all
he or she can to get suitable
buyers through your front
door but what they find when
they get there is all-important
in securing a successful sale
and the best possible price.
Your role is crucial. Here
are some good habits all successful sellers have in common.
Understand the buyer’s
perspective: You love your
home but potential buyers
don’t have that emotional
connection.
During viewings, they’re
trying to imagine their future
lifestyle rather than live your
life. Personal touches are
great but can make it difficult
for buyers to see themselves
living there. Pack away personal items and put them in
storage, ready for your next
move. De-clutter your home
and let its advantages shine.
If your décor is outdated,
perhaps enlist the help of
a stylist or friends who can
help stage your property for
sale.
Realistic price expectations: Get quotes from a number of agents, but do your
own research online on what
else is for sale in your area.
Putting a very high price on
your home may scare buyers
off – a realistic and market
competitive price could result in a number of potential
buyers vying to purchase.
A pristine home for inspections: Everything needs to
gleam and never underesti-
mate the impact of a fresh
coat of paint. The basic
checklist: clean kitchens and
bathrooms, clothing and personal effects put away neatly
in drawers and wardrobes,
swept floors, beds made, tidy
children’s rooms, no unpleasant odours from cooking,
mould or cigarette smoke.
If you have outdoor space,
mow lawns and tidy the garden. When in doubt, get a
friend to do a ‘test viewing’
for you and identify anything
that stands out to them as a
concern.
Selling your home can be
an emotional experience but
your agent is there to guide
you and make it as straightforward as possible. Take
advantage of their knowledge and work with them
to achieve the result you’re
looking for.
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EXCAVATION & EARTHMOVING
03 5789 1228
LOCAL ELECTRICIAN
• Road Sawing
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Wire Sawing
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ALL TYPES OF ELECTRICAL WORK
Fax: 03 5789 1422
• Rewires/Extensions
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on 0428 980 744
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ABN: 67 151 070 272
• L.E.D. Down-lights
Call Andrew
www.prestigesaw.com.au
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• Power Point’s
KMCC0147©
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Soil Removal
Bore Holes
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Excavation & Trenching
Site Cuts
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All Types of Concreting
20 years’ local experience
Call Steve on: 0421 100 840
www.allworksearthworks.com.au
REC 19947
Scott Hough 0417 305 192
For all your excavating needs at affordable prices.
• House/Shed Sites
• Driveways
• Retaining Walls
• Trenching
• Landscaping
ROB & LEONIE FERRIS
No job too big or too small!
REC 3028
Electrical Contractors
ELECTRICIANS
REC# 22700
Mitchell Shire
Austel license phone points
ELECTRICAL
Phone 5782 1746 Mobile 0418 323 838
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KEITH BELL
A GRADE ELECTRICIAN
ACER
ELECTRICAL
SERVICES
Wayne
Scollard
0416 379 200
A.B.N
52 635 660 788
REC:18305
• Servicing all areas
• Small Jobs Specials
• Free quotes
• All types of electrical work
• Under ground service
location
Call Adam 0490-015-212
REC 8107
• Site Cleans • Driveways
• Excavations • Contract Work
• Civil Work • Quarry Products
• Competitive Rates
RS5G007©
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61 Minton St Beveridge 3753
Ph: 9745 2208 email:[email protected]
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0411 269 489
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BACKHOE &
TIP TRUCK HIRE
C.H. & J.L. Pedler
Phone Alan 5784 2848
or 0418 578 953
PHILMAN GROUP
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Driveways, Retaining Walls
EF
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Registered A-grade Electrical Contractor
✭ 12T
& 8T Excavators ✭ Truck and Trailer
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✭ Auger & Rockbreaker ✭ Water Truck ✭ Grader
0418 542 566
Mini Digger ➩ Ditch Witch
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Delivery or Pick Up
ALL WEATHER CLEANFILL
DISPOSAL SITE
SCOLLARD EARTHMOVING
RS9D013©
Tim: 0403 574 054
Daryl: 0476 176 151
“All types of electrical”
REC: 24600
10% PENSIONER DISCOUNT
Mobile:
SCORIA Aggregates and
bedding material
BLUESTONE Crush rock
and Aggregates
E L E C T R I C A L
KMCC1058
• SERVICING ALL AREAS
• ALL TYPES OF ELECTRICAL WORK
• PROMPT & RELIABLE SERVICE
• SOLAR POWER INSTALLATIONS
• HOUSEHOLD SECURITY SYSTEMS
• AFTER HOURS SERVICE
• NO JOB TOO SMALL
✶ Light and Power Points ✶ Safety
Switches & Smoke Detectors ✶ Stove
and Hot Water Repairs ✶ New Houses
and Re-wires ✶ Underground Mains
✶ Commercial and Industrial
Call us on 0405 385 611
RSBT010©
KMCC1230©
• Post Hole Auger
• Rockbreaker
• Fully Insured
• Site Cleanups
• Foundations
Supply and deliver crushed rock, sand and topsoil
Phil Mansfield
0418 532 969, 5781 1501ah
➩ 4 in 1 bucket
➩ Levelling and driveways
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➩ Back hoe
➩ Large or small jobs
➩ Post hole digging 450, 350, 300 and 250 augers
RT65001©
RS7S005©
• General Light & Power
• Solar System Design
and Installation
• Switchboard
Upgrades/Safety
Switches
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(Wallan)
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CONCRETE DRILLING & SAWING
Phone 5734 3344
Ring Greg on 0411 409 354
www.philmangroup.com.au OH&S and fully insured
ELECTRICAL CONTRACTORS
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TRADES 24-hour
Breakdown Service
5T Excavator & Bobcat
10 M3 Tipper
• Domestic & Commercial
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• Underground Wiring Services
MOB: 0417 007 943
Ph: 03 5783 2375
www.dltelectrical.com
DITCHWITCH TRENCHER FOR HIRE
JOHN SCHWARTZ
Ph: 5782 1494 Mob: 0407 351 443
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• House/Shed Sites • Site Cleanups • Foundations
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• Post Hole Auger • Fully Insured
EXCAVATOR HIRE
Put down the shovel and I’ll
save you the trouble
MINI EXCAVATORS FOR HIRE
Mark - 0428 577 826
REC 11732
RT1X017©
We have a diverse range of attachments
ideal for any earthmoving job.
David & Angela Warren
(209 High St, Broadford 5784 3330)
David: 0409 921 304
Angela: 0427 921 304
Firewood and Garden Supply Yard
• EXCAVATOR • BOBCAT • TRUCK • DOG & FLOAT HIRE • GRADER
• ALL EARTHWORKS • ALL AREAS • FULLY INSURED & LICENSED
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& plumbing needs
• 1.8 & 3 Ton Excavators
James Mowat 0458 780 273
Our range includes;
• Hydrolic Hammer,
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• Buckets for general
purpose or mud use.
Short term, long
term or leasing.
Delivery or Pickup.
For more information call
Marty on 0417 351 924
Trades Directory
TRUELINE RURAL FENCING
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Contractor
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Quality Workmanship Gauranteed
Guaranteed
CHARLIE’S HANDYMAN SERVICES
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Specialising in Laundry Kitchen, Bathroom Fittings & Tiling
ABN 40 428 268 739
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Quality Work - Free Quote
No job too big or too small
014 104
Phone Dean on 0409 967 354
Email [email protected]
RT2M037©
KMCC0922©
Free Quote - P: 0403 084 463 or 5785 1297
Firewood
and
Garden Supplies
HEATING & COOLING
“We support sustainable forestry”
HEATING & COOLING
Specialising in Colorbond®
and Pool Fencing
FOR ALL YOUR HEATING AND COOLING NEEDS.
“City Prices — Friendly, Courteous Country Service!”
New fencing & repairs to
existing/old fencing.
Free No Obligation
Quotes.
Please Contact
Charlie on
✭ Gas Ducted Heating
• Lawns • Gardening
• Rubbish Removal
• Hedge Trimming
• Whipper snipping
• Chainsaw Clean-up
• Vacate & Cleaning
• Gutters
Tim
Trim
Call Tim 0432 532 475
a cut above the rest
EVERGREEN GARDEN & HOME CARE
Colorbond, Paling, Gates, Tubular Pool, Fencing
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✤
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*Supply or erect - FREE QUOTES
Call Wayne 0412 539 508
KMCC0428©
ANDY BELOT
FENCING CONTRACTOR
KMCC1160©
> RURAL FENCING SPECIALISTS
> POST & RAIL, STOCK YARDS > HORSE FENCING
> ALL TYPES OF DOMESTIC FENCING
ANDY: 0431 294 714
Slope Mowing - Using Remote Control Mower
to arrange an appointment
Hand & Boom Spraying
• Window Breakages
• Shop Fronts • Mirrors
Ph: Ken: 0412 815 239 or Steve 0407 803 497
www.humeturf.com.au
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DAGAS PLUMBING
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Hot Water Systems
24 Hour Plumbing Service
Call: 0429055229
Licence No: 41956
ABN: 93151225973
GRASS SLASHING
Mowing & Slashing, Brush-Cutting, Rubbish
Removal, Tree & Shrub Pruning, Timber Edging,
Landscaping, Pressure Washing.
FIREWOOD
BRENT'S TRACTOR &
FARM MACHINERY REPAIRS
Gas Appliance
Service, Repairs &
Carbon Monoxide Testing
HOME MAINTENANCE
ABN 67539112938
BROADMIX PTY LTD
ON-SITE REPAIRS TO FARM MACHINERY,
LAWN CARE EQUIPMENT & HOUSE HOLD
WATER PUMPS
BRENT HENDERSON
Grass Slashing
Eagles Complete Property Maintenance
40hp-110hp Tractors
5ft-7ft cut
6ft Front Deck
6ft Zero Turn
Rotary Hoeing
• Insured • Police Checked
[email protected]
GRAEME WILKIE
KMCC1211©
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0420 549 148
Northern Rural Fencing
KMCC0008©
All types of Farm & Stock Fencing
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Chainmesh Security Fencing/Cages
Paling Fences ■ Retaining Walls
Tree Felling ■ 3 Tonne Excavator Hire
When you’re looking for quality!
www.northernruralfencing.com.au
HARRY THE
HANDYMAN
Also Box Wood & Mixed Loads
15kg bag , $12 per bag
Home Delivery available
(Free Home Delivery In Broadford)
3-5 Cameron Pde, Broadford
Phone 5784 1500
KMCC0410©
• Entrances
• Post & Wire Fencing
• Post & Rail Fencing
• Post Driving
Call For a Free Quote:
• Sheep & Cattle Yards
• Dog Runs
Quality Workmanship
• Electric Fencing
• Repair Work KMCC1286© Fully Insured
Cash or + GST
KMCC1253©
Fencing Contractor
P: Harry 0430 545 665
FLOOR SANDING
THE FLOORSANDING SPECIALISTS
Over 30 years’ experience - Free Quotes
• Fence Repairs & New
Installations:- Electric,
Farm, Domestic.
• Garden Maintenance:Retaining Walls,
Sprinkler Systems,
Lawns.
• Home Maintenance:Windows & Gutters
cleaned, Painting and
Plaster Repairs
Phone: 0419 501 859
www.timbertechfloors.com.au
OF
AJ ALL
TRADES
Pensioner
Discounts
Delivering Quality Handyman Services
NO
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L
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Qualified A Grade Electrician
SMA
• All Types of
Electrical Work
• Light and Power
• Underground
Power
• Safety Switches
• Switch Board
Up-grades
• Welding
• Leaks and
Squeaks
• Tiling
• Bathroom
Renovations
• Wood Splitting
• Underground
Service Locating
• Lawn Mowing
• Hedge Trimming
• Gutter Cleaning
• Fencing
• Painting
• All Types of
Maintenance
Call Adam Phone: 0490 015 212 Fully
Email: [email protected] Insuorrekd
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KMCC1183©
ABN: 57871618207
Daryle 0421 817 368
HORSE FLOATS & TRAILERS
HORSE FLOAT & TRAILER REPAIRS
Fully
Insured Quality
Workmanship.
Timbertech Floors
Professional Floorsanding and Polishing of
new & old Floors, Floorboards, Parquetry, Cork
0417 039 798
HANDYMAN
RT64003©
FENCING
• BUILD CLEANS • END OF TENANCY CLEANING
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Forklift
Crane Truck
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0476 106 165
( Jeremy: 0421 481 232
All areas — Chris Conboy
Mobile 0408 842 669
Check out our website to use our free calculators
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Reacharm:-Mulching/Grooming/Saw Blading
50186
Will Potton
BROADFORD GLASS
Phone Peter on 0400 269 323
Mob: 0499 000 066 [email protected]
KMCC1109©
Blackberry/Gorse Spraying & Mulching
Posi Wet Blade Slasher (Chem. App. all in one)
✤ HEDGES TRIMMED
✤ RUBBISH REMOVAL
✤ WINDOWS WASHED
✤ PRUNNING
✤ MOST HANDYMAN CHORES
SWEPT & PRESSURE WASHED
GLAZIERS
FINANCE
We pride ourselves on getting you the best deal
from our panel of lenders and our service is free.
• Carbon Monoxide Testing
REFRIGERATION, PLUMBING & ELECTRICAL WORKS, INSTALLATION, REPAIRS, SERVICE & SALES
KMCC0044©
Your Local Residential and
Commercial Financing Specialist
Are you paying too much for your mortgage?
Block/Paddock Slashing & Spraying
• Reverse Cycle Refrigerated
Air-Conditioning
0439 893 333 FOR A FREE QUOTE
RR4P033©
Spot-On
Finance
FARM SERVICES
• Gas Ducted Heating
• Wood & Gas Heaters
• Gas, Electric & Solar Hot Water
• Split Systems
TAC & WORKSAFE APPROVED - POLICE CHECKED - FULLY INSURED
• EFTPOS • VISA • MASTERCARD - 25 years’ experience
Public Liability Insurance
LAWNS MOWED
WEEDING
GUTTER CLEANING
DRIVEWAYS & PATHS
ABN 69 231 161 768
- Repairs to all types
of security fencing
‘City to Country - Creating Perfect Comfort’
• Evaporative Cooling
FREE QUOTES
TOP GUN FENCING
[email protected]
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104 Powlett St, Kilmore. Ph: 5782 1378
GARDENING
KMCC1373©
Contact Brian
✭ Split Systems
AUO4449
0412 330 122
Jason 0418 321 413
- Star Picket/Post Ramming
- Post Hole Digging
- Tree Planting - Tree Pruning
✭ Reverse Cycle
Refrigerated Air
Conditioning
✭ Evaporative Cooling
✭ Solar Hot Water
L007528
✭ Gas Heaters
RBT003©
• Post and Rail
• Post and Wire
• Chain Mesh
• Sheep & Cattle yards
• Dog Runs
• Entrance Ways
General Farm Maintenance
✭ Wood Heaters
KMCC0370©
l terrain fencing
aland
farm maintenance
Willira
209 High Street, Broadford M: 0448 921 304 P: 03 5784 3330
REC: 18305
• Fibre Glass Repair • Repainting
• New Floors Fitted • Welding
• Rust Treat & Repaint Trailers
PHONE 0449 843 579
Factory 6, Freeway Drive, Wallan
HORSE SERVICES
Harold Clarke
FARRIER
(Over 30 years’ exp.)
Reasonable prices and top quality job
• ALL TYPES OF TRIMMING & SHOEING
• TEETH • MANIPULATION
Will Travel
5873 2315 or 0419 569 882
www.haroldclarkefarrier.com
KMCC0496©
Glenn 0433
HANDYMAN
GARDEN SUPPLIES
RR52015©
FENCING
Phone 5734 3344
RT3L010©
FARM FENCING
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PLASTERERS
D.B. Painting
Services
Corr Pty
Plastering
Ltd
• Domestic & Commercial • Interior & Exterior
• Decorative Finishes • Quality Products
• Re-paint & New Homes • Affordable Rates
• Free Quotes • All Work Guaranteed
Car
Quality Kitchens at Affordable Prices
Chris Mountney 0417 124 515
New Kitchens
& Bathroom
Renovations
Mitchell
LOCKSMITHS
Cabinets
KMCC0188©
Jarrad
RT3E009©
0439 840 371
MOBILE LOCKSMITH - KEYS CUT - HOUSE LOCKS RE-KEYED
LANDSCAPING
0425 865 854
Mac Exteriors Outdoor Creations
No job too big
or too small
Fully Qualified
- All Interior & Exterior Painting
- Re-paints & Freshen-ups
- Feature Walls - New Paint Work
ROY 0439 577 433 | RAL 0405 955 258
PAINTER HANDYMAN
Interior & Exterior Painting
Reasonable Rates - Free Quotes
Lic. No. 38730
Specialising in
✦ All General Plumbing & Maintenance ✦ Roofing and Guttering
✦ Blockages, High Pressure Drain Cleaning & Drain Camera
✦ Tank & Pump Installations ✦ Septic Tanks
✦ New Houses & Renovations ✦ Gas Fitting
✦ Hot Water Services ✦ Wood Heaters
RT2T011©
• Kitchens • Kitchen Facelifts
• Vanities • Wardrobes • Laundries
R&DSouthcottPainting
CALL NOW FOR A FREE, NO OBLIGATION QUOTE
Paragon
Plumbing
PROMPT
PROFESSIONAL SERVICE
Phone: 0432 181 136
KMCC0928©
RR51009
0404 867 470
[email protected]
• Pensioner
Discounts
• Interior/Exterior • Special Effects
• Colour Consulting • Free Quotes
RT5K027©
Adrian Jackson - Ph: 0419 351 934
Carlton Jackson - Ph: 0407 328 103
Cameron
Ben Corr 0408 531 174
PLUMBERS
Save thousands of dollars. We’ll show you from start to finish
Specialising in
• New Homes • Extensions
• Renovations • Ornamental Cornice
David: 0433 067 143
KMCC1028©
• Kitchens • Bathrooms
• Laundries • Furniture
for more than “Ask us
just mowing bout Gardeen”
RSCK008©
SUNDAY CREEK
CABINETS
PAINTERS
RS6U032©
LAWN MOWING
KMCC0396©
KITCHENS
Phone 5734 3344
NICK: 0429 964 126 - Fax 5781 0649
RSAJ011©
Phone Graeme 0428 833 628
PARTY HIRE
Need It? Hire It!
MULTIMEDIA
➡ Retaining walls and block work
PARTY HIRE NEEDS
➡ Shed slabs and footings
Phone: 0413 710 232
NORTH CENTRAL HIRE 36A High Street, Seymour
P: 5792 2922 F: 5792 4220 E: [email protected]
Mathew Burchett - Cameraman/Editor
PEST CONTROL
[email protected] - 0407 363 929
PLUMBING
PAINTERS
MOB: 0418 177 974
FAX: 5783 2704
KMCC0420©
Natural Landscaping
ACN 093 507 021
Over 25 years experience
Phone David 0407 897 770
LANDSCAPING & IRRIGATION
Specialising in suede effects
and decorative borders
PH/FAX: 5784 4272 MOBILE: 0410 538 217
• Brick Paving
• Brick Edging
RAIN BIRD
• Retaining Walls (sleepers)
Select Contractor
• Wallblock
• Instant Turf
• Seeded Lawns
Rainbird
• Fully Automated rain sensored
Irrigation
Accredited
sprinkler & dripper systems
• Lilydale, Granitic Sand and Crushed
Sandstone Driveways
• Dingo Work
• Paving
• Deckings
• Retaining Walls
• Garden Edging
• Automatic & Manual
Irrigation Systems
• Instant Turf
• SyntheticTurf
• Driveways
Ph. 0417 516 028
[email protected]
TTermite
T
Technology
Lic: 003876
• Free On-site Quotes & Advice
• Termite Specialist • Termite Treatments (Chemical & Non Chemical)
• Pre-construction Treatments • Termite & Pre-purchase Inspections
• Family Owned & Operated • Seniors Discounts
ABN 69 121 726 119
• Termite Treatments
in Pest Control
• Termite Control
• Termite Pre-treatments • Possums RS9D012
• Bees & Wasps
• Fleas
• Cockroaches
• Weed Control
• Rats & Mice
Specialists in Commercial,
• Ants & Spiders
Industrial & Domestic Pest Control
• Birds
★★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★★
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★★★★★
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5 Star Painting ★
★ Domestic Painting Professionals ★
Over 25yrs experience
★
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★ Phone Robert 0405 800 989 ★
★★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★★
RR8H004©
ALL PESTS - ALL SUBURBS
Phone (03) 5429 1219
Mobile 0400 606 676
© KMCC0560
KMCC0087©
Specialising in . . .
★Drainage
RSCL015©
24hrs
7 days
~ STEVE ~
★Blockages a specialty
PROUDLY SERVICING YOUR AREA FOR THE PAST 20 YEARS
Director: Con Monos
RT58020©
PARKSIDE
LANDSCAPES
AND IRRIGATION
★Septic Tank Installation
★Gas Fitting
• No job too small
• Wall papering service
• Plaster repairs
• Obligation free quotes
• Colour selection service
• Free advice
• Roof painting
working a design to your budget
Mobile: 0412 629 285 Fax: 5783 2039
[email protected]
Lic. No. 30567
Interior ~ Exterior
Industrial - Domestic
★New Homes
★Maintenance
ROD WILSON
All Aspects of
RS26014©
KMCC1199©
• Marquees • Chairs • Tables • Digital Jukebox • Glassware
• Crockery • Cutlery • Portable Toilets • Temporary Fencing
• Mobile Cool Rooms • Linen • Roasting Spits • Helium
• Party Lights • Balloons • Helium • BBQ Gas
• Jumping Castles • Party Supplies and more …
WEBSITE VIDEOS
COMMERCIAL/ REAL ESTATE VIDEOS
SPORTING EVENTS
WEDDINGS/ FUNCTIONS
VHS TO DVD CONVERSION
EE
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➡ Storm-water and sewer drainage
PLASTERERS
PLASTERER
- Renovations - Relocatable homes - Ornamental cornices - Patches / Cracks
Servicing Kilmore for 25 years - No job too small
0481 336 105 - 0439 716 841 - 0417 559 905
KMCC0035©
WALLAN PLUMBING
AND GASFITTING
Lic 22903
All aspects of Plumbing
Drain blockages cleared
30 years’ experience
All work guaranteed
Phone Stephen Young
0418 542 205 RS9D031©
AND
ROB LAIDLAW PLUMBING
DRAINAGE
Call us for a quote on:
• New homes, plumbing & renovations
• Environmentally friendly Treatment Plants
• Conventional septic tank design & installation
with AG trenches • Sewer Connections
• Stormwater drains & AG Drains
• Trained in all aspects of ‘green plumbing’
• 30 years’ experience - Licence No.: 19305
PROMPT EXPERT ATTENTION ASSURED
Ph: 5783 1379
Mob. 0418 330 766
LIC NO. 19305
KMCC0627©
VIDEO PRODUCTION
➡ Renovations
KMCC1267©
Cory - 0409 525 454
➡ All areas of plumbing and maintenance
NORTH CENTRAL HIRE
0429 438 362
KMCC0134©
• Landscapes • Stone Work • Decking • Concreting
• Roof Restoration • Kwik Kerb • Synthetic Turf
PLUMBING SERVICES
➡ Excavation (site cuts, clean-ups, laser leveling & trenching)
Trades Directory
PLUMBERS
ROOF TILING
Greendale Plumbing
Small Job Specialist
Fully Qualified Roof Tiler
[email protected]
Third generation family business — 25 Years’ Experience
Your local Roof Tiler
M: 0412 377 587
All aspects of Plumbing
Commercial, Domestic, Rural, Maintenance
ROO
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FING
MER
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• Metal and Tiled Roofs Painted
• Roof Repairs • Insurance Work
Freees
• Rebedding and Repointing
uot
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• Quality Paint
• All Restoration. All Work Guraranteed
Ph Eddie 0429 040 050 or 5783 3774
Repairs — Extensions —
New Roofs — Insurance Work —
Restorations. All work guaranteed.
Ray
Luke
0413 012 262
0402 429 570
RS9D020©
Rural Sheds & Garages
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RR4T028©
SCRAP METAL
F.S.M.
White’s for Pumps
Pool Pumps,Filters & Chemicals, Generators,
Electric Motor Sales & Service
RECYCLING
• Sales & Service •
DBU 24764
LMCT 10823W
Phone: 0407 439 133
White’s Electric Motor Service
Same day Measure, Make & Install
Best Value... High Quality
Industrial Estate, Maher St, Kilmore 3764
RR8H018
MOBILE SERVICE ESTABLISHED 1992
Phone 9850 9855 www.speedy.com.au
JOBECK
ABN: 94665460203
SPEEDY SHOWER SCREENS
New Screens & Specialist — Repair Service, No Fix-No Pay
SECURITY DOORS
REBLOCKING
Contact Fadi: T: (03) 9359 5260
M: 0404 833 604
www.dibreblocking.com.au
KMCC1317©
REMOVALIST
www.showers-splashbacks-mirrors.com.au
Security Doors & Fly Screens
Made to fit
SOLAR
Telephone/Fax: 5782 1483
(John - Vicky) Mobile: 0408 576 415
Blue Tongue
Solar
SELF STORAGE
SUPERCHEAP
REMOVALS
2 Maher Street, Kilmore
0429 821 994
$AVE $AVE $AVE
RR7Q005©
Estate All Storage
KILMORE
Access 7 days a week
Various Sizes, Economical Rates, Insurance
Packing Supplies Available
RS87022©
• Shower Screens • Glass Splashbacks • Mirrors
Kilmore Showroom 1300 63 53 66
Authorised Invisi-gard Stainless Steel Mesh Door Deal
REBLOCKING & UNDERPINNING SPECIALIST
CBL 24850
SHOWER SCREENS
RR9E028©
✭ Scrap Metal & More ✭
✭ Free Pick-up & Bins Available ✭
✭ Cars, Trucks etc ✭
RR44015©
RSCL016©
Davey, Mono, Lowara, Grundfos, Onga and more.
✭ Water PumP ✭ Water tankS
✭ Water teSting ✭ Water
ConditionerS
✭ Bore hole SPeCialiStS
Phone 5784 1044
Fax 5784 4034
STAR TREE SERVICES
Solar Power Experts
QUALIFIED ARBORISTS
Phone: 5428 5390
www.bluetonguesolar.com
❏ Tree Removal
❏ Tree Surgery &
Pruning
❏ Consultations &
Reports
RSBB018©
TILING
Member of Self Storage Association
❏ Elm Leaf Beetle Control
❏ Mulch & Firewood Sales
✹ FURNITURE ✹ PIANOS ✹ LOCAL ✹ INTERSTATE ✹
PH: 9308 0474 - 0498 199 270
0498 199 281 - 0406 500 540
FREE PACKING | NO BOOKING CHARGE | NO CHARGE FOR STAIRS
0417 368 468
KMCC0676©
Scott Clancy:
0421 420 308
Wall & Floor, Old and New
Phone 03 5784 2164 Mob 0448 421 640
TREE SERVICES
SEPTIC TANK CLEANING
• Tree Pruning
• Mulch & Firewood
• Full Qualified
• Fully Insured
• Tree Removal
• Stump Grinding
Call Brayden
0407 531 326
Knight Septics
www.arborprotreeservices.com.au
SEPTIC TANK AND GREASE
PIT CLEANING
Environment Protection
PTY
LT D
Colourbond Roofing Specialist
Re-Roofing
Residential & Commercial
Authority Accredited
Agent No. AA0063 — Permit No. 001257/7
Travis Crawley
7 days a week
Mobile: 0407 881 942
PORTABLE TOILET HIRE AVAILABLE
✓ Tree Pruning ✓ Tree Removal ✓ Stump Grinding
AUSTRALIAN TREE CLIMBING CHAMPION 2005, 2009 & 2010
Grant Cody
Arborist
0409 014 022
[email protected] - www.treespec.com.au
RT2H021©
ROOFING
SSAA Member
RSCL006©
A D VA N C E D
RS86004©
Licence No. 39693
Mob: 0409 231 559
WALLAN SELF STORAGE
Phone 5783 1268
Colorbond Roofing
Facia & Gutters
Frank Joyce 0438 100 635
Darren Freeman 0408 314 358
117 White Street, Kilmore,
Vic 3764
(free moving boxes - when available)
RE-ROOFING
New Roofs
5783 3170
www.treeservices.com.au / [email protected]
CONVENIENT CENTRAL RESIDENTIAL LOCATION
ROOFING
Free Quotes - Full Insurance Cover
Brian 0400 905 968
RR3W022©
Good Rates
Covering all areas
Satisfaction Guaranteed
KMCC1266©
MR.MOVE
FURNITURE
REMOVAL
KMCC1006©
POOLS & PUMPS
Garages
Sheds
Carports
Made to order
Qualified Arborists
Est: 1990
Shannan Thomas
0418 316 156
RT19003©
ABN 632 3464 3354 — Rego: 31140
Tim Crump 5784 1838 Mobile 0408 998 051
©RRCD003
PLUMBER, GAS FITTER,
SEPTIC TANKS
DB-L 43034
SHEDS
Lucas Roof Tiling
Phone: 0404 714 741
5782 1927
0421 764 072
©RS9D019
“When only the best will do”
ABN 34 227 384 538
Licence 39879
Sean
RR81021©
FREE
S
QUOTE
Phone Graeme Howden
FNC0212©
BEN GAWLEY PLUMBING
Broadford
• Septic
Locating &
Cleaning
• Grease Trap
Cleaning
©RT66008
Ph: 0423 583 511
TREE SERVICES
We specialise in
Pty Ltd
• Metal and Tiled Roofs painted
• Rebedding & Repointing • Quality Paint
• Flexible Pointing • Insurance work
• New roofs and extensions • Fully Insured
Rick McConville Lic No - 26037
Blockages, Burst pipes, Gas leaks H.W.S
> 24 Hour Service > C02 Testing
> Attendance Guaranteed ABN: 23 067 513 920
Phone 5734 3344
SEPTIC TANK CLEANING
Top on Roofing
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Classifieds
Trades Directory
Directory
Phone 5734 3344
Phone 5734 3344
Call 5734 3344 now to book your ad
TREE SERVICES
PUBLIC NOTICES
MARK’S TREES BROADFORD
Heather’s Nanny Service
ABN: 40 971 066 598
Reliable, safe, quality work at an affordable price.
Early childhood education qualified.
CPR and First Aid trained.
Available day and night. Fees on request.
Call Me on 03 5782 2595 or 0435 028 949
FULLY INSURED - WILL BEAT ANY REASONABLE WRITTEN QUOTES
0416 245 784 or 5784 1175
WATER CARTAGE
THE KILMORE &
DISTRICT HOSPITAL
AUXILIARY
are holding their annual Fashion Parade
on Wednesday, July 29.
(In the John Taylor Room, 10.30am onwards)
RT1X021©
RR2H041©
Drinking, Pool &
Garden Water
16,500 and 22,000 litre tankers
Prompt and reliable service
Damian Laffan 0438 452 645, 5782 2645
Sporle Water Cartage
[FORMERLY HENRY STUTE]
Adrian Sporle
DWC0035©
Ph: 0417 056 905
Also, don’t forget to look out for our members selling
tickets for our annual Father’s Day raffle.
THIS YEAR WE ARE OFFERING 5 PRIZES AND
TICKETS ARE $1 EACH OR $3 FOR 5!
As of the 1st of July, 2015,
all printed invoices that
are to be mailed out will
incur a $2.50 charge.
Second Week Half Price
Third Week is FREE!
For Sale, Agistment, Lease/Rent,
Accommodation, Pets/Livestock,
Free to Good Home, Wanted or
Wanted to Buy Advertisements.
RR44017
Phone 5782 1335
Phone 5734 3344 or call in to see us at
62-64 Sydney Street, Kilmore VIC 3764
On-site service
call Danny
0412 379 648
RSCK003©
* Replacement
* Reseal
* Door Glass
* Rear Windows
* ¼-Glass
Promote
yourself
in your local
Trades &
Services
Phone
Daleen today
5734 3344
Tuesday, Wednesday & Thursday 7:30am – 5:30pm
Located in Hidden Valley | Call - 0410 472 591
RESPECT ALL
RATEPAYERS RALLY
(outside Mitchell Shire offices, High St. Broadford)
Kevin Butler - Kilmore East
Fabrics ‘n’ More
Celebrating 12 years of business
20% off
all fabrics
*excludes discounted items
From July 13 to July 25
Come into our new shop at
54 Station Street Seymour
Phone 5799 0444
‘Get a load of this’
“Pretty Sally Toppings” crushed rock to
firm up your driveways, concrete bases,
garages, etc.
Compacts down hard —
Gets rid of slush, mud,
puddles & potholes
From only $26 per
tonne delivered.
Even Spreading by truck done FREE OF CHARGE!
Driveways constructed and/or re-surfaced.
BLUE METAL DUST for tank bases from $26/tonne.
“WEED MASTER” EUCALYPTUS MULCH from $25/metre.
CLEAN PINE SAWDUST suitable for horse stable from
$25/metre delivered.
WINDSCREENS
AAA Windscreens
*Ages 3 to 5
*Before and after school care
Please obey driving & parking laws and all Police
requests in order to keep participants safe. I would
be most grateful for ALL speakers to be respected
(including our Mayor) - antisocial behaviour such
as heckling or booing will be seen as disrespectful
and unbecoming to what we wish to achieve as a
caring and inclusive community.
First Week Full Price
WINDOW CLEANING
Vacancies available
Antonella’s family day care
ENTRY IS $5 - ALL WELCOME
TRY OUR THREE WEEK DEAL
Graeme’s
“Kids Matter” family day care
This Sat July 25 starting 1pm sharp
DO YOU HAVE SOMETHING TO SELL,
A HOUSE TO RENT, LIVESTOCK TO SELL
OR SOMETHING YOU WANT TO BUY?
WINDOW CLEANING
PUBLIC NOTICES
The event is organised by London Mart Kilmore.
Door Prizes and Morning Tea provided.
If you wish to have your statement
emailed to you or if you haven’t already
advised us of your email address, please
contact the office on 5734 3344 or email:
[email protected]
WEED CONTROL
Domestic and Commercial
Phone 5734 3344
Classifieds
PHONE:
(03) 5734 3344
Monday to Friday, 8.30am — 5pm
CLASSIFIED DEADLINES:
Display (requiring proofs) – close Friday,
5pm
Line ads – close Monday, 2pm
IN PERSON:
62-64 Sydney Street, Kilmore
Monday to Friday, 8.30am — 5pm
FAX:
(03) 5734 3333
The company accepts no responsibility
for errors arising from illegible facsimiles.
MAIL:
Attn: “Classifieds”
PO Box 385, Kilmore, Vic. 3764
EMAIL:
[email protected]
[email protected]
CREDIT CARDS:
Charge your classifieds advertisement to
your Mastercard or Visa.
PLEASE NOTE:
ALL classified advertising MUST be pre-paid
prior to booking deadline/s, unless you have
established prior credit facilities with The North
Central Review (see payment Terms-Credit
Policy within this publication).
SANDSTONE/SCORIA/GRANITIC SAND/DRAINAGE AGGREGATE
also available.
TRACTION CRUSHED ROCK for farm driveways up to 120
metres long from $3 per lin. metre spread.
Ring Kevin Butler at Garden & Driveway Plus on
0418 530 471 Until 9pm
KILMORE
MEDICAL PRACTICE
105 POWLETT STREET, KILMORE
The Kilmore Medical Practice welcomes
Dr Shatha Fatouhi to the team.
Dr Fatouhi brings experience in all areas
of general practice, including paediatrics,
gynaecology, mental health and
preventive medicine.
Her particular interests are in general practice,
children and women’s health and
preventive medicine.
Dr Fatouhi joins Dr Baha Ali, Dr Svetlana
Dimitrovska-Bucevska,
Dr Nidham Oda and Dr Ali Almoosawi,
as well as our full time practice nurses.
Surgery hours are weekdays 9am to 5.30pm
and Saturday mornings 8.30am to 12.30pm.
In addition, our visiting physiotherapist
(weekly), podiatrist (monthly), psychologist
(weekly) cardiologist (monthly) and
endocrinologist (monthly) ensures that all
your health needs are covered in the
one friendly location.
For appointments ring 5781 0088
CHURCH NOTICES
Bible Based Kingdom values - Vibrant praise
and Worship with a fun family environment Pentecostal Church Affiliated with ACC.
Service Times 10am Sunday.
Wallan Secondary College, Duke St, Wallan.
Ps. Frantz Heinzelmann, Tel 0411 794 188.
Check us out on the web:
www.freedom-church.com.au
MEETINGS
KILMORE SENIOR CITIZENS CLUB
ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING
Tuesday, August 4, 2015 at 11am
In Club Rooms
7 Sydney Street, Kilmore
Pyalong Cricket
Club
Annual General Meeting
Wednesday 22nd July, 7.30pm
Pyalong Rec Hall
New Junior & Senior players welcome
Enquiries:
Damien Zoch 0423 519 372
Jamie Pryor 0421 236 171.
Romsey Cricket Club
AGM
Wednesday, August 12, 2015
7.30pm
At the Doug Newnham Rooms
All Executive and General Committee
members will be open for election.
ALL WELCOME
WANTED TO BUY
CARAVANS OR CAMPERVANS
Any Condition. Pay Cash
Phone 0417 050 887
CLEARANCE SALE
Roycroft Auctions
Collectables Auction
Sunday 2nd August Public Hall
Flowerdale View 8.30 Auction 10.30
Over 500 Lots of superb Antiques including:
Royal Doulton, Royal Worcester, Crystal,
Kero Lights, Hot Water Jugs, Dinner services, China, Glass ware, Pocket Knives,
Clocks, Jewellery, Coins, Hat pins, Badges,
Buttons, Depression and Carnival Glass,
Arcade Games, Furniture, Singer sewing
Machine, Wall Phone, CI outdoor setting,
Display Cases, Box Lots, large amount of
quality items.
View www.roycroftauctions.com
Phone John 0433 247 438
or Ross 03 5780 1234
BP 13.75% Cash/chq only. Refreshments.
LEASE/RENT
SHOP FOR LEASE
CENTRALLY LOCATED IN KILMORE.
SUITABLE FOR HAIRDRESSER, RETAIL OR OFFICE.
For enquiries please phone Leanne, on 0437 940 464
Classifieds
33
Contact us on 5734 3344
FOR SALE
FOR SALE
COURSES
WORK WANTED
Wandong Firewood Yard
REDGUM FIREWOOD
Government Funded Courses in your area
Seeking Forklift Driver/
Warehouse position
Phone Andy 0419 896 935 and 5787 1006
FIREWOOD FOR SALE
REDGUM $130 PER CRATE
GREYBOX $145 PER CRATE
20KG BAGS $10 EACH
TURN YOUR UNWANTED HOUSEHOLD
ITEMS INTO CASH – FOR
5783 1773
(ALL WOOD ORDERS WEIGHED ON SITE.)
STICKS N STONES GARDEN & BUILDING SUPPLIES
FREE
(eligibility criteria apply)
For further information please contact Guler Ors
0426 065 650 - Training Partners Australia RTO
ID: 40682
1180 Wallan/ Whittlesea Road, Upper Plenty.
FIREWOOD
Redgum, Yellow Box & Local
"Free Home Delivery"
Split, Dry & Ready to Burn
RT49012©
Pick Up Only.
10 Comans Road,
Bylands 3762.
Delivery Available
Conditions apply.
Contact Ram
0499 775 878
Split Redgum and
Split Sugargum.
DWC0120©
Split redgum, weighbridge on site,
pay for what you get!
NEW REDGUM SLEEPERS AVAILABLE.
Situated opposite the Magpie & Stump Hotel.
Delivery available.
Phone 0419 891 065 (Mel)
or 0408 349 680
This training is delivered with Victorian and Commonwealth Government funding.
CHC50113 Diploma of Early Childhood Education and Care
CHC30212 Certificate III in Aged Care
CPP40307 Certificate IV in Property Services (Real Estate)
Jason 0421 414 011
SITUATION VACANT
SITUATION VACANT
SEEKING MECHANICAL SERVICES
PLUMBING APPRENTICE
Junior required
at Construction Yard
All types of plumbing
and refrigeration work.
Email resume to
[email protected]
SITUATION VACANT
Good worker. 5 years Warehouse
experience. Forklift licence.
White Card. Security licence.
Available for immediate start.
Flexible with hours. (No Weekends)
for Equipment and Truck washing.
Saturdays.
Please send reume to: [email protected]
SITUATION VACANT
ADVERTISE ANY ITEM UNDER $60
FREE OF CHARGE
One item per week only – Up to 20
words (Extra words – 50c per word).
Sales Representative
Call our Classified Team
today for this special deal.
6 month contract
We are a small / medium sized newspaper and commercial print company based in Kilmore.
We have been producing the North Central Review for 10 years, and incorporate The Free Press, a
publication that has existed for almost 150 years. We currently distribute 16,800 newspapers weekly.
Our sales area covers a geographical area as far north as Seymour and Nagambie; east to Whittlesea and
Mernda; south to Craigieburn and Epping; and west to Romsey.
Phone 5734 3344 or email us at
[email protected]
FIREWOOD
The role: You will be working with a small sales team that includes a team leader/coordinator, and two
other sales representatives. You will based from the Kilmore office.
Main duties and responsibilities:
Presenting print service solutions to businesses with both newspaper advertising and
commercial print requirements.
Achieving sales targets by both phone and in person selling.
Manage an existing portfolio of clients and increase client base by identifying new
opportunities.
Maintain integrity and daily update of client information into CRM system.
Contribute to design and implementation of newspaper features that interest local
businesses to generate sales.
Continuously promote Newspaper House and its services to the community.
SPLIT & DRY
A GRADE
BLUE GUM
Required Skills:
Sales skills with ability to contribute to the planning of features.
Customer centric - You know that our customers are at the heart of everything we do.
Strong organisational and planning ability to schedule all appointments as well as
meeting strict deadlines.
Excellent interpersonal skills and ability to develop rapport with clients quickly and
enables you to interact with a varied calibre of people.
(It’s better than Redgum.
Per m3 you get much
more heat, easier to
light and less spark).
Key Selection Criteria:
Sales or customer service skills and experience
Excellent communication skills - written, verbal and listening.
An understanding of our clients and the local community.
$100 per m3
DELIVERY - $2
PER KM PER LOAD
2 - 10 m3 LOADS
FROM SAN MATEO
COURT CLONBINANE
Culture of our business: The success of Newspaper House is achieved by effective teamwork across
all departments. With every position being of equal value to each other. We value our reputation,
we perform at our best and support others to do so. We adhere to current legislation in regards to
maintaining a safe and healthy work environment. We respect the confidentiality and privacy of our
clients and each other.
Package: 6 month contract: Base + performance based commission + car allowance + phone + iPad
How to apply: Email your application to [email protected]
To be considered for this position, you must attach resumé and cover letter. In your cover letter include
5 reasons why you are the best candidate for this role.
Only applicants who are Australian residents or hold a relevant visa are eligible to apply.
Minimum Delivery 2 m3
Smaller Pickups
Arranged By Appointment
PHONE: 0499 884 767
If no answer, please leave a message
and we will return your call.
Review Telephone Numbers:
Classifieds & Trades 5734 3344, Display Advertising 5734 3344.
62-64 sydney street, Kilmore
PO Box 385, Kilmore 3764
Ph: 5734 3344 Fax: 5734 3333
Office hours: Mon. - Fri. 8.30am - 5pm
Newspaper Deadlines:
Classifieds
2pm, Monday
Display Ad Copy
Trades Advertising
3pm, Thursday
Sports Results
Display Ad Bookings 3pm, Wednesday
Letters to the Editor
© All advertising and editorial content of this issue is the copyright of Newspaper House Pty Ltd and cannot be used without the Company’s permission. It
contravenes the Copyright Act to reproduce or to instruct other persons to reproduce material printed in this newspaper without prior consent of the publishers. The said material being advertisements whole or part, artwork whole or part, photographs whole or part, headlines or body copy whole or part. It also
contravenes the Copyright Act to reproduce any or part of the above material which has been altered in order to appear different from the original. Severe
penalties can be incurred by infringement of the Act. Published at 62-64 Sydney Street, Kilmore, Victoria 3764 by Newspaper House Pty Ltd, ACN 108 789
779. All material published in this edition of The North Central Review is subject to copyright provisions. Newspaper House Pty Ltd takes no responsibility for
the unauthorised republication of such material.
In accordance with the principles of the Privacy Act 2000, all personal information held by Newspaper House Pty Ltd will only be used for the primary
purpose for which it was collected; ie: editorial, advertising, subscriptions,
office sales, accounting, or commercial printing. Any personal information
held within the company will not be used for a purpose other than the primary
purpose for which it was collected without the individual’s consent, or unless
the use or disclosure of the information is authorised by or under law.
3pm, Thursday
10am, Monday
4pm,Thursday
Payment Terms — Credit policy: Payment of accounts MUST be made by
the due date as stated on your invoice statement or your account may be
suspended. Mandatory pre-payment applies for ALL new bookings less than
$50 per week OR for any booking (irrespective of cost), where no prior credit facilities have been established with The North Central Review Accounts
Department.
Classifieds
Contact us on 5734 3344
BIRTHS
AGISTMENT
FOR SALE
FOR SALE
WANTED TO BUY
DUNN - LEE
Rhys, Rach and
Megan would like
to introduce
Kasey May Dunn.
Born July 14, 2015
at 4.19pm 7lb 1oz.
We are all totally in
love xxx
AGISTMENT
FOR
HORSES “State of the Art” facilities in central Kilmore
located on 200 acres
with electric fencing,
auto water troughs etc.
Prices start from $55
+GST per week with
many options available.
Phone 0418 360 636.
www.ssarabians.com.au
GARDEN MULCH
FIREWOOD - Redgum,
cut and split. Pick up or
delivery available.
Dave’s Dirt Works Firewood and Garden
Supplies. 209 High St,
Broadford (next to the
Paper Mill) 5784 3330
or 0448 921 304.
CASH REGISTER Cheap basic model in
good working order.
Must have keys.
Phone: 0413 586 446.
FOR SALE
CARPET - Broadloom
8 metres plus. Brand
new. $200. Phone:
0478 938 976
IN MEMORIAM
BAINES,
Thelma: 20.07.1998
Freddy: 04.05.1991
Our Mum and Brother.
Miss you.
Loved forever.
Tom, Chrissy, Darly,
Jake, Leasa and families.
GREEN, Eric (Dick) Dick it has been 40
years since you left us.
I still love and miss you.
Hannah, Marie, Peter,
David, Vicki and Grandchildren.
HAY FOR
SALE
Oat & Clover.
Rye.
Lucerne Clover Rye.
Delivered to
All Locations
Please Call
0413 034 261
Firewood
Split river redgum
$120 per metre.
$240 per tonne.
Free delivery locally.
Ph: 0409 840 717
SITUATION VACANT
LAFFAN’S WALLAN
Require a full-time
Motor Mechanic.
RACV mechanical depot.
Must be experienced.
Must have driver’s licence.
5783 1211
5m3 Truck Load.
Kilmore & Lancefield
$110
Romsey, Wandong,
Wallan & Broadford
$130.
Other areas quoted.
Price Inc. GST and
Delivery.
0417 058 340
CHEAPER CRUSHED
ROCK - for driveways,
from $24 per tonne,
delivered. Royal blue
premium crushed rock,
from $26 per tonne,
delivered. Phone Kevin
0418 530 471.
KELPIE X BORDER
COLLIE PUPS - 4 Male,
1 Female. 8 weeks old.
Black with White markings. Vet checked &
Vaccinated. Parents are
Working dogs.
Microchipped:
943094320465346,
943094320465353,
943094320465176,
943094320465140,
943094320465344.
$300 each.
Phone: 0408 534 377
or 0402 809 479
CHEST OF DRAWERS
- White with ceramic
floral knobs. Very good
condition. $60.
Ph: 0415 999 880.
2 Moran Couches Large 2 seaters. Red Rust
pattern fabric. Exc. condition $800. David Wang
Cane Table & Chairs.
Good condition. $100.
Phone 0417 504 228.
COLLECTION
OF
CHINA PIGS - Over
100. All shapes and
sizes. $250. 0421 419
087 (Text only)
ROUND PINE KITCHEN SUITE - 5 Piece.
Excellent condition. $200.
Booster Seat. $30. Ph.
Dennis 0413 735 339.
EMMELUNGA PRAM $100. 5 piece Display
Unit, $350. Bricks Red
(new) 500+, $150. Tocco
ceramic floor tiles 33x33.
7 boxes approx. 9 sqm
$100. 11 Fin Oil Heater.
$50. Plus other Household items. Ph: 5781
1708 or 0408 995 339.
STRAW, Stable/Mulch
- $7 bale. Delivery
available. Ph 0418 582
311 or 5789 1338.
FIREWOOD Redgum. Dry & Clean.
BULK LOADS.
From $190 per tonne
Conditions apply.
Phone 0409 921 304.
SITUATION VACANT
Concrete Plant Batcher / Driver:
Romsey
An opportunity exists for a suitable person as a Concrete Batcher
/ Agitator Driver. You will be based at our Romsey site, and may
occasionally work at other sites in the Central Victorian areas on a
daily transfer basis. For the right person, this hands-on role could
provide an opportunity for someone looking for a career opportunity
within a large organisation, or it will suit an experienced person who
is seeking a change of environment.
The primary job focus and responsibilities are:
Customer order taking, and delivery scheduling
Raw material ordering and production of concrete
Concrete Agitator Truck driving
Plant maintenance
Indirect supervision of Health & Safety, Quality, Environmental
standards
Do you have?
An outgoing approach to customer service
Good computer literacy
A mechanical aptitude and ability to solve problems
The skills to work in isolation and as part of a productive team
A HR driver’s licence is essential for this role. (We are willing to
assist the successful candidate to obtain this licence if required.)
A reasonable amount of overtime will be required from time to time.
To apply for this position go to www.hanson.com.au, and click on
the Careers tab. For enquiries about this role, contact Ken Noye on
0417-460-003. Your application should include referees.
Closing Date: 31st July 2015
Hanson is an Equal Opportunity Employer
& promotes a smoke-free working environment
we’ll make it happen
VANITY BASIN - White.
Semi recessed. New.
$10. Phone: 9716 1881
WHEATEN STRAW New seasons small
squares, shedded for
bedding or mulch. Can
deliver. $4 per bale.
Ph. Ben: 0400 713 025
GUNS, Wanted to buy
- registered and unregistered. Transfer available.
Total Sports 5792 3699.
SITUATIONS
VACANT
KEEP FIT $
EARN MONEY
DEALS
ON WHEELS
WE
BUY
CARS!
PHONE NEIL BEER
SEYMOUR
NEIL BEER
SEYMOUR
DEALS
ON WHEELS
2005 FORD FALCON
BA MKII XT
Auto Petrol 4.0lt, Tow
Bar, Reg TLM891.
Reduced Price $4,500
Drive Away.
NEIL BEER
SEYMOUR
(03) 5792 2777
(03) 5792 2777
DEALS
ON WHEELS
2002 PEUGOT 307 –
Silver Hatchback.
Auto New tyres,
172,000kms. V.G.C.
Reg til October.
Reg No. 1 SHEZ.
$3,000 ONO.
Phone
0416 739 847
Earn up to $300 pw for 8 to 10 hrs
Deliver & collect catalogues.
No Outlay - Immediate Start
Call: 1300 665 983
www.pennymiller.com.au
DEALS
ON WHEELS
TOYOTA WORKMATE
2006
Manual.
83,500kms. Registered
‘til July 16. (Vin: MROC
X126200014167). Good
condition. $12,000.
Ph: 0498 013 538
COMMODORE – 1984.
Auto. Re-built engine.
265,000km. No reg. or
RWC. (Vin:VL252868).
$1,850 neg. Ph: 5783 2758
SUBARU, 4x4 GL
Wagon Deluxe - 1991.
1 owner. Power steering,
Manual, Low kms, Books.
As new. Needs reg.
(BLG-091). $3,950.
Ph: 0459 340 617.
KIA CARNIVAL –
7 Seater. Good paint.
Good interior & seats.
Very clean inside & out.
New tyres. Will supply
RWC. Auto. V6. Drives
very well. No reg. (Vin:
KNAUE752346500019).
115,000kms. $4,900.
Ph: 5794 1976 or 0437
400 527.
SAAB 9000 TURBO
1998 – Auto, A/C,
Cruise. Good Condition
6 months Reg (ODI895)
$2,800. Phone 0400
433 754 (Lancefield)
FALCON XH UTE –
1996. RWC expired
end of May. Extractors.
Good running order. Blue.
New tyres. (Vin: 6FPAAA
JLCMTS14781). 5 on the
floor. Good towing vehicle. $4,000 Ph: 5794
1976 or 0437 400 527.
FORD FALCON 2002 AUIII. Alloy wheels. Gas.
Straight. Goes well.
(reg: WIX-462). $1,200.
Ph. 0419 881 573.
FORD FIESTA 2009 –
WS LX Hatchback 5
door, 5 speed manual,
1.6 litre. Excellent cond.
Full service history.
Mostly highway driving.
Priced for a quick sale!
(reg: XAY-153).
$7,350 ono
Ph: 0400 050 040
VE Commodore 2006 –
190,000 kms.
Excellent Condition.
Reg XWW490. $9,000.
Phone 0439 810 572.
HONDA CIVIC - 2010.
Auto. 66,000kms. Reg.
‘til Nov. (YCN-732).
RWC. Excellent condition. $12,500 ono. Ph:
0455 737 394.
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Lodge a performance
return says Stonefield
LOCAL band, Stonefield, has urged local
groups to make sure they submit their live
performance returns.
Stonefield, made up of the four Findlay sisters, come from Darraweit Guim and are urging their fellow regional musicians to make
sure they submit their live performance return (LPR) online by July 31.
“It’s important for regional musicians
make a live performance return as part of
your gig checklist,” Amy Findlay said.
“Often bands don’t know about this revenue source. It’s easy to let live performance
returns slip your mind, but it really is such
an important part of a musician’s income,”
she added.
“Since we started lodging our live performance returns, we had the payments go
into a savings account which we haven’t
touched. This gives us something to fall
back onto in the future when we may need
it to put towards buying a house or starting
a family.”
Amy offers the sound advice based on her
band’s touring and recording success. From
starting out as school kids in their farm
shed, Stonefield’s first song was entered into
triple j unearthed and soon enough, Foreign
Lover was all over triple j.
This was quickly followed by an invitation
to play the 2011 Glastonbury Festival. Since
then Stonefield have been endlessly touring
across the country on a national tour for
their album and single releases as well as
showcases and festivals in the UK.
Thousands of songwriters lodge an online
LPR each year and more than $4 million is
distributed each year to members this way.
A new, earlier deadline of July 31 applies for
LPR lodgements in 2015.
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FOOTBALL
FOOTBALL
FOOTBALL
FOOTBALL
Kilmore
Kilmore 0.1 0.2 0.5 1.6 (12) def by
Diggers Rest 10.5 12.7 16.11 21.15 (141)
Goals (K): A. Milne
Best:R.Way, M.Webb, B.Tsakmakis, T.Snaith,
D.Saunders, A.Milne
Goals (DR): J.Williams, J.Campbell, J.Lobb 4, S.Clarke
3, M.Krul, B.Tuckey 2, J. Ryan, C.McCabe.
Best: D.Smith, T.Gleeson, S.Clarke, C.McCabe,
J.Campbell.
Goals (Ro): B.Billing 2, B. Billing.
Best: B.Billing, R.Peck, B.Billing, J.Cameron,A.Eastwell,
M.Voigt
Goals (Ru): N.Hogan 5, C.Goddard-Callins 4,
T.Morton, B.Revell 3, L.Cannon, L. Kane, D.Webster,
J.Flanigan 2, D.Podolczak, H.Galea, B.Cannolo,
L.Kukuljan
Best: N.Hogan, J.Baillie, J.Flanigan, B.Gipp,
C.Goddard-Callins, T.Morton
expected with only one goal scored at half time, Alexandra
held a 17 point lead. In the second half the game opened right
up and Broadford struggled against their bigger bodied
Alexandra opponents. In the end the bigger and better
Alexandra ran out comfortable 45 point winners. Broadford
players must be ready to play if they are going to be competitive against the top teams.
Lancefield 2.2 5.5 7.6 8.13 (61) def
Wallan 2.3 3.6 7.6 7.7 (49)
Goals (L) : J.Kent 5, M.Swindells, M.Bowden, T.Fonua
Best: M.Bowden, A.Sayers, J.Kent, B.Pitts, D.Rebbechi,
T.Fonua.
Goals (W): J.Cosaitis, D.Gillard 2, K.Marc, R.Frost,
J.Charles
Best: B.Hanson, L.Irons, C.Cullinan, J.Ruth, K.Marc,
J.Charles
Romsey 3.2 5.3 6.5 7.6 (48) def by Riddell
4.1 7.5 10.6 14.7 (91)
Goals (Ro): N.Hoy, D.Copeland, J.Smith, R.Stott,
L.Jackson, K.Hayes, J.Badger
Best: T.Page, K.Hayes, R.Stott, W.Hart, P.Durston,
J.Smith
Goals (Ri): J.Gardiner, T.Alkemade 3, J.Morganti 2,
C.Spratt, J.Hoey, J.Suselj, M. Dullard, L.Henson,
C.Barron
Best: J.Prime, J.Evans, J.Hoey, M.Dullard, T.Alkemade,
J.Sharman
when it was needed most.To lay 52 tackles in 1 hour of footy
was simply amazing! We’re all so proud of the way you boys
go about your footy each week, you have built such a special
bond with one another which is why the results are going
your way. We face another big challenge this week, we need
all family members and friends to come down to Northcote
and support the boys and help them in their quest to play
finals footy. A really big thanks to all the parent helpers, you
really are an amazing group to be a part of and I only hope
our season has just begun. Congratulations to Blair and
Tristian on playing 50 games for the club and playing such an
important role in the teams win!
PS-Thanks for the hug after the game Jake, it was much appreciated and needed. Gilly
Tuesday, July 14
Stableford
N. Wogan
41 pts
K. Lambert
38 pts
K. Lambert (10th)
Wednesday, July 15
Stroke
K. Lambert
77-6-71
K. Frost
82-10-72
C. Anderson (10th)
Ladies
Doris Chambers Foursomes
Winners:
J. Pickwick/T. Grinter 35 pts
R/up:
B. Duncan/H. Dennett 32 pts
NTP:
J. Pickwick (17th)
Winner:
NTP:
Thursday, July 16
Par
T. Garvey
sq c/b
T. Garvey (10th)
SP:
D&P:
Saturday, July 18
Stableford
A-grade
J. Duffy
39 pts
A. Jackson
38 pts
T. Garvey
37 pts
B-grade
J. Ioannidis
40 pts
T. McGregor
35 pts
M. Buggy
33 pts
C-grade
J. Sharpe
35 pts
L. Milich
33 pts c/b
N. Wright
33 pts c/b
M. Buggy (7th)
J. Ioannidis (12th)
R. Hunt (17th)
J. Reeves
J. Duffy
Winner:
R/up:
NTP:
Ladies
Stroke
H. Dennett
89-12-77
S. Wicking
99-14-85
S. Wicking (10th & 17th)
Winner:
R/up:
3rd:
Winner:
R/up:
3rd:
Winner:
R/up:
3rd:
NTP:
Hidden Valley
Winner:
R/up:
3rd:
Winner:
R/up:
3rd:
NTP:
Winner:
R/up:
3rd:
NTP:
Wednesday, July 15
Stableford
P. O’Toole
38 pts
G. Foley
34 pts c/b
L. Cristini
34 pts
Saturday, July 18
Par Championship rnd 4
M. Cummaudo +1 c/b
S. Saly
+1 c/b
M. Serovic
+1
J. Apostolouski (4th)
Sunday, July 19
Stableford
S. Herman
37 pts c/b
M. Serovic
37 pts
R. Trimboli
34 pts
R. Docket (4th)
Jackpot (R. Goodrope)
Broadford
Winner:
R/up:
Winner:
R/up:
Winner:
R/up:
Wednesday, July 15
Stroke
A-grade
T. Potts
83-14-69
A. Mumford
75-5-70
B-grade
C. Eriksson
86-16-70 c/b
J. Ranger
90-20-70
Ladies
Stableford
C. Anderson
34 pts
E. Clifton
33 pts
FOOTBALL
Riddell District Football Netball
League
Round 13
Seniors
Woodend/Hesket 1.3 4.3 5.7 5.9 (39)
def by Broadford 3.4 9.6 13.7 18.13 (121)
Goals (WH): T. O''Loughlin, J.Crook 2, J.Waters.
Best: J.Waters , M.Quinn, D.Guiney, J.Crook,
J.Downing, D.Harrison
Goals (B):R. Robertson 6, B. Littlewood 3,
J.Hetherton, M.Kaakour, J.Hall, C.Hall 2, I. Atik.
Best: C.Viani, R.Robertson, J.Pound, B.Walsh,
B.Holland, J.Hall
Rockbank 0.1 2.2 2.3 2.5 (17) def by
Rupertswood 5.8 9.10 16.13 22.18 (150)
Goals (Ro): R. Rich, R. Rich.
Best: T.Mainey, H.Cameron, R.Cameron, R.Rich,
M.Stevens, A.Hill
Goals (Ru): L.Brennan 7, D.Morrice 3, N.Agnello 2,
L.Berry, M.Smith, B.Chambers, C.McRorie, M.Gaunt,
J.Braddy, L.Muir, B.Jordan
Best: L.Berry, M.Gaunt, J.Muscat, L.Muir, N.Agnello,
D.McGovern
Romsey 1.2 2.2 4.3 8.6 (54) def by
Riddell 2.1 9.6 11.10 14.12 (96)
Goals (Ro): P.Lobb, K.Henderson, C.Burkett, C.
Petroro 2
Best: C.Burkett, C.Petroro, P.Romeril, Z.Saad,
N.Tessari, A.Tessari
Goals(Ri): P.Sahlberg, J.Nolan, H.Wadden 3, B.Ruffell
2, H.Ross, B.Stancombe, R. Lowry.
Best: H.Ross, B.Allen, E.Foreman, P.Sahlberg, B.Peters,
R.Lowry
Macedon 3.2 3.3 4.6 4.8 (32) def
Sunbury Kangaroos 0.1 1.3 1.6 1.7 (13)
Goals (M): J.Cooke 2, J.Wright, M.Kenny
Best: S.Harrison, J.Crawford, D.Fitzpatrick, J.Cooke,
J.Clough, H.Doricic
Goals(SK): S.Clarke
Best: D.Gregory, M.Welsh, M.Baird, J.Opie, J.Baddeley,
M.Leonard
Melton Centrals - Bye
Reserves
Woodend/Hesket 4.3 7.7 9.11 12.13 (85)
def Broadford 1.0 1.2 2.4 3.7 (25)
Goals (WH): P.Manser 5, L.O''Meara 4, J.Connolly,
D.Martin, R.Bertolini
Best: P.Manser, J.Connolly, A.Shepherdley, D.Martin,
J.Garnaut, G.Still
Goals (B): M.Berry 2, B.Hooper
Best: S.Dixon, D.Ferguson, J.Heers, J.Hibbens,
S.Hicks, D.Johnstone
Rockbank 1.0 1.0 1.0 1.0 (6) def by
Rupertswood 5.7 13.10 20.15 27.19 (181)
Goals(Ro): B.Green
Best: E.Hildebrand, H.Hunt, B.Radcliffe, H.Wilson,
M.Anderson, A.Morse
Goals(Ru): T.Galea 6, J.Beredimas 3, J.Ross,
A.Goodson, D.Halliwell, C.Schofield-Lane 2,
H.Travers, J.Johnson, B.Riley, K.Guy, B.Smith,
N.Vadnjal, N.Caldone, C.Allport, M.Braddy,T.Murphy
Best: T.Galea, A.Goodson, J.Beredimas, T.Murphy,
N.Caldone, M.Braddy
Kilmore v Diggers Rest
(no scores available)
Lancefield 1.1 3.6 3.7 4.10 (34) def by
Wallan 2.4 3.5 5.5 7.5 (47)
Goals (L): J.Tully 2, A.Andrews, J.Shewan
Best: A.Richardt, L.Lyons, A.Andrews, B.Notman,
J.Shewan, S.Ilgoutz.
Goals (W): L.Bird 2, H.Taylor, D.Korp, G.Torney,
B.Jenner, S.Williams
Best: G.Torney, H.Taylor, L.Bird, M.Whiteside,
D.Korp, R.Christall
Romsey 1.2 6.3 7.3 13.5 (83) def
Riddell 3.4 4.4 6.6 8.6 (54)
Goals (Ro): B.John, M.Brewer 2, N.Hoy, J.Newell,
T.Conlan, C.Wilson, L. McInerney, M.McInerney,
M.Stevens, M.Blair, H.Notman
Best: L.Auer, B.Feltham, M.McInerney, M.Clement,
B.John, L.McInerney
Goals(Ri): T.Boorman, M.Baird 2, J.Sharman, P.Cook,
B.Salt, C.Barker
Best: D.Nolan, S.Foreman, C.Barker, B.Glasson,
B.Donnelly, P.Vandenberg.
Macedon 2.3 4.5 6.8 9.11 (65) def
Goals (M): S.Miletic 3, R.Henry 2, A.Christiansen,
H.Miles, W.Sanders, T. Hildebrand
Best: S.De Lorenzo, T.Gaffy, S.Miletic, L.Harrison,
S.O''Connor, Z.Leach
Goals (SK): W.Meacham, D.Cottom, D.Tate
Best: C.Lever, J.Allen, S.Boyd, J.Clark, B.Paul,A.Groves
Melton Centrals
-
Bye
Under 18.5s
Woodend/Hesket 5.3 9.5 10.8 12.11 (83)
def Broadford 1.0 2.1 3.3 4.6 (30)
Goals (WH): J.Cahill, L.Bianco 3, T.Chapman,
T.Ciardullo 2, R.Miranda, A. Shepherdley
Best: D.Tunn, L.Bianco, B.Nicholls, M.Crozier,
A.Shepherdley, J.Towers
Goals (B): J.Hall 2, C.Blay, A.Pope
Best: A.Pope, J.Hall, M.Aird, W.Zolnierczyk, C.Blay,
S.Cresswell
Rockbank 0.0 3.0 3.1 3.1 (19) def by
Rupertswood 8.8 13.14 19.16 27.19 (181)
Macedon 4.7 9.11 10.13 12.17 (89) def
Goals (M): E.Brown 4, I.Fitrolakis 3, O.Munro 2,
B.Blake, E.Grech, J.Faria
Best: E.Grech, O.Munro, J.Faria, R.Fischer, I.Fitrolakis,
J.Bramucci
Goals (SK): M.Baumgartner
Best: J.Kanellos, M.Baumgartner, A.McFarlane, J.Lake,
H.Waugh, K.Urbaniak
Kilmore 2.1 2.2 3.6 4.9 (33) def by
Diggers Rest 2.0 4.2 7.2 11.3 (69)
Goals (K): J.Atkinson 2, A.Davies, J.Rask
Best: H.Phillips, R.Xanthos, J.Atkinson, L.Lucas, J.Rask,
D.Stone
Goals (DR): J.Whatman 3, C.Wright, J.Hiam 2,
C.Lawton, S.Revere, C.Samagalski , D. Royal.
Best: C.Wright, C.Lawton, S.Revere, D.Royal,
K.Owens, J.Hiam
Melton Centrals, Wallan - Bye
Kilmore Junior Football Netball
Club
Round 12
Football
Under 12 Turner Seniors
Kilmore 1.4 (10) def by Melton South 8.1 (49)
Goals: J. Hanel.
Best: J. Hanel, A. McPherson, C. White, R. Riley, S. Briffa, B.
Jordan.
Comments: Keep your heads up boys! The effort was there
in pieces but we really need 100% from everyone.!! Put that
game behind us and move onto next week and keep that
improvement happening. That starts at training everyone be
there please. Congrats to Chance on 50 games.
Under 12 Turner Reserves
Goals: W. O’Dwyer-Richards, P. McDonald.
Best: A. Beecroft, W. O’Dwyer-Richards, J. McAlister, C.
Isbister, B. Rix, D. Teohaere.
Comments:A disappointing result but one that is a lesson for
us to step up and focus on what we are told at training. We
know we can play better football, lets concentrate on the
next game and improve. Thanks to the volunteers this week.
Go Blues.
Goals: J. Briffa, J. Hanel.
Best: R. McLaughlin, J. Smith, J. Armstrong, R. Barber, N. Barry,
B. Derrick.
Comments: Unfortunately Melton South got off to a good
start and Kilmore had to chase all day. But to their credit they
worked hard to the final siren and never gave up.
Under 14 Turner Reserves
Kilmore 11.7 (73) def Melton South 2.0 (12)
Goals: J. Hall 4, B. Cook 2, A. Hart 2, L. Robbins, S. Payne, J.
Boyd-Buchanan.
Best: B. Cook, A. Hart, J. hall, L. Robbins, J. Caminiti, C.Wilson.
Comments: What a fantastic team effort! “Hard work pays
off” Keep up the hard work boys!
Melton South forfeited to Kilmore.
Netball
Under 13s
Kilmore def by Melton South 9-27
Best: P. Kelly, G. Lowry, M. Smillie.
Comments: beaten on the day, Kilmore continued to play
their game and outscored the opposition in the third quarter.
Continue to work hard girls.
Under 15s
Kilmore def by Melton South 2-53
Best: C. Atkins, R. McKay, G. Huy.
Comments: Kilmore tied hard but were well beaten on the
day. Continue to work hard and results will come.
Phone 5783 2422
Wandong Junior Football Club
Round 12
Under 10, Under 12, Under 14 (all byes)
Under 16
Wandong 5.9 (39) def by Melton Centrals 5.16 (46)
Goals: B. Reynolds 3, N. Cook, R. Greenhalgh.
Best: T. Cook, K. Britton, H. Stebbing, T. Ryan, S. Griffin, A. De
Marchi
Comments: A very close game, Wandong holding a marginal
lead at the end of each quarter, only to lose the lead and ultimately the game in the last couple of minutes of the match.
Kyle was very quick out of the centre, switching the ball and
hitting his targets.The back line definitely had a busy day with
Hugh taking charge, dominating and not dropping a mark all
day.A massive effort from Trent, taking on and winning the ball
against much bigger players. Another small player,Tommy, didn’t take a backwards step and played like he was 10 inches
bigger. Sammy stepped up and played pretty consistently for
most of the day. We needed a lot more help in the forward
line today. Some of you boys need to switch on sooner and
run to assist the forwards, not just stand there expecting
them to mark every ball that goes their way. Special mention
to Aaron for stepping up and putting pressure on his opponents for the second week in a row. Late nights and the lack
of commitment for some, at training and on game day, is making it so much harder on the rest of the team. Two more
games before finals start, I need you all to be fit, confident and
committed – see you all at training.
Wallan Junior Football Club
Round 13
Under 9
Wallan White v Bundoora Park Blue
In freezing conditions all players warmed up to the challenge.
We fought hard and were first to the ball which resulted with
many opportunities in front of goal. I could not be prouder of
all players, led by our captain Jaiden Studd. Our courage, skills
and sportsmanship are something you should all be proud of.
Thanks to all parent helpers. I look forward to next week.
Thanks Sam
Wallan Black v Panton Hill
The team started strong working as one which we hadn't
been doing lately well done guys. Led very well today by
Thomas Sims we pressured the opposition all day. We had
two players in Ryan Marshall and Thomas Mathieson kick
their first goals of the year leaving only one player on the list
not to kick a goal, very proud team. Thanks to all parent
helpers. Go Wallan Black! Darryl
Under 10
Wallan v Yarrambat
It was a freezing morning for our journey out to Yarrambat.
It took us a while to warm up but once we did there was no
stopping us.There was some great team work and some players played a stand out game. Looking forward to seeing this
spirit again next week to finish the season off on a high note.
Captains today were Matthew Carroll and Kobi Tirant.
Thanks once again to the parents who helped out especially
those who stepped up when we found ourselves short. Tedd
Under 11 - Div 3
Wallan 7.11-53 def Bundoora Park 1.2-8
The task at hand today was a win to secure a top 2 spot in
the finals. In what turned out to be perfect conditions the
boys played really well as a team for 95% of the game. The
other 5% we know what we need to work on. We have all
seen the team grow and improve each week in what should
be an exciting finals series in a few weeks’ time. Many thanks
to the parents helpers and supporters. Steve
Under 12- Div 2
Wallan 2.3-15 lost to Eltham 8.8-56
For 3 quarters our players made their coaching staff and supporters proud with a great effort against a finals side for this
season, unfortunately in the 2nd quarter we gave the opposition 5 goals whilst we had a quick nap. The players are learning the hard way about playing 4 solid quarters of football at
this level. Great game this week by PJ Mountney, Benjamin
Youngman and Kasey Lennox. Thanks to all the parent
helpers. Adam
Under 13 - Div 2
Wallan 5.8-38 def Mernda 2.2-14
Goals: Jake Rendina, B. Wate, C. Dickson, T. Phillips, C.
Pickering-Walsh.
Best: J. Langborne, B.Wate, R. Chlopek, C. Pickering-Walsh, B.
Dewar, N. Car.
Our performance on the weekend was simply outstanding.
Everyone rose to the occasion and brought their best efforts
Under 14 - Div3
Wallan 10.11-71 lost to Eltham 11.7-73
Goals: J. Lawrence 2, M. Jenner 2, L. Francis 2, B. Cleaver, C.
Nelson, L. Finlayson, N. Kringle.
Best: N. Kringle, L. Finlayson, M. Hegarty, D. Cihan, L. Francis,
K. Broomfield.
It was a disappointing day for our boys. We were eyeing off
second spot on the ladder and were playing the bottom side.
To lose by 2 points was gut wrenching.Take the pain from this
loss into next week’s game boys, and show the top side that
we are not pretenders. Thanks to all parent helpers. Pete
Under 15 - Div1
Wallan 5.8-38 lost to Whittlesea 8.10-58
Goals: J. Kennedy 3, J. Gregory, R. Johnson.
Best: M. Toes, R. Byrne, J. Jones, K. Christall, M. Carson.
Once again boys 3qrts of solid football, but 3qrts won't win
us the game. Congratulations to Mitchell toes on playing 100
awesome games for Wallan JFC.Thanks to all parent helpers.
James
Under 15 - GIRLS
Wallan 3.3-21 lost to West Preston 7.12-54
Goals: K. Reid, B. Baird, A. Adams.
Best: J. Otene, S. Gillard, A. Adams, H. George, H. Green.
Even though we didn't come away with the 4 points today
there were a lot of encouraging signs today the run and carry
was sensational and a treat to watch, the hardness at the ball
was right on from the 1st bounce with fierce tackling once
again. To your girls credit you never gave up and tried your
hardest for all 4 quarters.Thanks to all Parent Helpers. Dean
Under 16 - Div 1
Wallan 9.11-65 lost to Diamond Creek 10.9-69
Goals: J. Naylor 2, B. White 2, P. Mahoney 2,Y. Petsalis, J. Gatt,
C. Grindlay.
Best: P. Mahoney, B. Hall, J. Naylor, A. Easdale, L. Flatley, R.
Kennedy.
We need to learn from the last two weeks and get our mindset right before we take on Epping this week.
Football is a game of 4 quarters and at the moment were
struggling to play 1! We’re fighting for finals survival this week
and we need to train and play with that in mind. Thanks to
the parent helpers. Jamie
Under 17 - Div 2
Wallan 7.3-45 lost to Whittlesea 15.13-103
Goals: M. Hunter 2, J. McCartney, C. Nickson, H. Fletcher, J.
Flatley, J. Neilson.
Best: J. McCartney, M. Doyle, J. Flatley, N. Fowler, M. Hunter, B.
Christall.
Today we played Whittlesea in fine conditions, we weren't
able to put pressure on them enough early and as a result
they put scoreboard pressure on us. To the boys credit they
continued to work hard however weren't able to bridge the
gap going down by 8 goals. Again we would like to thank all
parent helpers today. We have one home and away game left
and hopefully we can win that going into finals. Russ
NETBALL
Riddell District Netball
Competition
Round 13
A-Grade
Lancefield def Wallan 44-26
Kilmore def by Diggers Rest 29-66
Rockbank def by Rupertswood 19-69
Macedon def S Kangaroos 75-17
Romsey drew with Riddell 48-48.
Woodend/Hesket - Bye
B-Grade
Woodend/Hesket def by Broadford 35-39
Romsey def by Riddell 29-38
C-Grade
Lancefield def by Wallan 11-39
Woodend/Hesket def by Broadford 14-45
Romsey def Riddell 37-17
Under 19
Woodend/Hesket def Broadford 38-9
Romsey def by Riddell 9-24
Broadford Junior Football Netball
Club
Round 12
Under 12s
Broadford 3.6 (24) def by Alexandra 9.10 (64)
Goals: C Ball 2, E Hinchcliffe.
Best: B Stray, C Hopkins, C Ball, C Mason, C Keen, A
Deschamps, K Macartney, E Hinchcliffe.
Comments: Broadford travelled to Alex on a cold morning.
The boys started slow with only a few standing up and taking
the game on. After half time the boys became more intense
and it showed on the ground.We went harder and came out
more with the ball.To the kids’ credit they took the game on,
unfortunately Alex were too strong in the end. Well done
boys, you all did a good job – see you at training on
Wednesday night.
Under 14s
Broadford 5.3 (33) def by Alexandra 9.24 (78)
Goals: R Mason 2, J Meek 1, A Jones 1, L Cashen 1.
Best: B Rigoni, N Nesbitt, R Mason, T Howard, A Jones, J
Conboy, S Micevski, R Holdcroft.
Comments: Broadford Under 14s travelled to Alexandra on
Sunday to take on second placed Alexandra.Alexandra had all
the early play and scored an early goal before Broadford
scored a goal of their own. At quarter time, Alexandra held a
slender four point lead. The second quarter was as tight as
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Under 16s
Broadford 12.14 (86) def Alexandra 5.7 (37)
Goals: K Hopkins 6, B Bennetts 2, M Barclay 2, R Carman 1,
A Norris 1
Best: K Hopkins, P Coppinger, L Rigoni, R Carman, B Bennetts,
G Norris, B Fleming, T McWhinney.
Comments: After three byes we played away at Alexandra in
great conditions. In the first half we made mistakes that
showed we haven’t played footy for three weeks. It was however very pleasing we still won every quarter of footy. In the
second half, we switched play and made great space to play
the game on our terms. Running in numbers, hard tackling
and good team work. A great win boys!
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Blue star: Kilmore’s Aaron Kemp celebrated his 50 game milestone with the
Under 14 Senior Blues on Sunday.
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From the Boundary
Hollywood pads up again
ERROL Flynn batted, Cary Grant bowled,
Basil Rathbone kept wicket, Boris Karloff
commentated. Oh, and Elizabeth Taylor sold
programmes.
Decades on the spirit of Hollywood’s pioneering cricketers who played matches in
the 1930s and 1940s to raise money for British commandoes is being revived.
Bradley Cooper, Damian Lewis and Hugh
Grant are expected to put on their whites in
Chelsea on Friday in a glitzy cricket match
that will raise money for Britain’s modern
war heroes and , they hope, give the sport
another push into America.
The Dockers Flannels for Heroes tournament will be played with the England opener
Nick Compton marshalling the 21st century
film stars into shape.
Organisers of the matches said that they
were taking inspiration from the HCC – the
Hollywood Cricket Club set up in the 1930s
by the English actor Sir Charles Aubrey
Smith, which featured expatriate luminaries
including Laurence Olivier and David Niven.
They played a series of games to raise
money for British war heroes, Austin Mutti-Mewse, the author of a book on the Hollywood Golden Age, describes the HCC as having a “far flung outpost of the British Empire.”
In an essay written for the Chelsea tournament, Mutti-Mewse said that in 2010 Miriam
Seegar – the silent screen actress married to
the cricket enthusiast and film director Tim
Whelan – described the glamour of the club.
“The team may not have been the most
skilled of players,” she said.
“But they were certainly the best dressed.
The popularity of the game grew with Californians because of the fame of its players.”
Compton, who plays for Middlesex, and
has nine England caps, is the grandson of
the great England batsman Denis Compton.
He said that cricket was again gaining popularity in California.
pete in a modest way in the Aussie game.
Chris and Caroline have four fine children,
Emma, Kate, Will and James . Emma will be
at Melbourne Uni next year, Kate is currently
completing Year 12. The two young boys attend Sevenoaks prep school in Kent and are
keen cricketers with some genuine ability.
I watched a game they played versus a
neighbouring school and though it was mostly an Under 12 fixture, it was “done” in some
style. At change of innings the teams put on
their players blazers and sat opposite each
other for afternoon tea. It was very English.
HHH
The family have lived in Kent for eight years
and are very popular with many friends.
Chris and Caroline fully involved themselves
with the life and times of the village and area.
Their residence has been opposite the centuries old parish church with its moss covered
resting places of generations of Plaxtol folk.
HHH
As testimony to their contribution to Plaxtol village life around one hundred and fifty
locals are hosting a dinner to farewell the
family- a rare tribute. Also the village cricket
club are involved. The latter is a popular little club that fields two senior Saturday XI’s,
a Sunday social XI, a midweek T20 team plus
Under 11 and Under 13 sides.
Follow me: Mitchell Rangers Soccer Club’s Paul Whitfield takes the club’s future stars
through their paces at the Junior Rangers skills development program on Saturday mornings.
Chris Dow (ACK 1974-79)
ROUND 13
Under 16s
Mitchell Rangers 1 def by
Birrarung Gold 7
Mark Branagan and Caroline Dow.
Mark Branagan was ACK school captain in
1979. He is now a successful lawyer.
Caroline Dow, wife of Chris, is Bomber legend Bluey Shelton’s daughter.
Hollywood legend Cary Grant.
Stars of stage and screen have long been
cricket fans. The likes of Stephen Fry, Mick
Jagger, Elton John, Hugh Grant, Eddie Redmayne, Gemma Arterton and the likes are
regularly in the Members’ area at Lords and
The Oval.
HHH
Return to Plaxtol
FOR a few days in late June I returned to the
Kent village of Plaxtol where reside the very
hospitable Dow family.
Chris Dow and his wife Caroline are soon
to return to Australia after several years in
the UK. Chris oversaw the establishment of
a very successful recycling plant in East London. So impressed were people in high places with his initiative and ideas that Chris got
to address the British parliament and Welsh
Assembly. The enterprise has now been sold
to a Middle East consortium.
Chris’ wife Carolyn is a daughter of former
Essendon rugged half back “Bluey” Shelton.
Bluey and his wife Marjorie have long farmed
near Avenel.
From 1974-79 Chris Dow attended ACK
where he was a popular student who impacted in all areas of college life.
A recreational cricketer , he plays on Summer Sundays with the village club. He is also
president of the AFL Europe Association,
whereby teams from several countries com-
HHH
Brothers honoured
Five Marist Brothers who featured prominently in ACK history between 1960 and 2010
were honoured recently at the annual Jubilee celebrations held at Marcellin College.
They were:
Br Jordan Redden, Br Dacius Reilly, Br Doug
Walsh, Br Bernie Riley, Br Greg McCrystal
Many local and areas ex-students will recall the above as dedicated Marists who
served ACK and its students well.
HHH
A Golden Year
The 1958 Year 12 class at ACK was an outstanding one and over the years four of those
“boys” have been honoured for outstanding
service by the Australian government.
Latest recipient is Bernard Curtin , now
of Berrigan (NSW). Three of Bernard’s sons
attended Assumption and a daughter MaryAnne was a for a time a girls coarding supervisor in the late nineties.
HHH
Thanks to Norman Nugent for the information. Formerly of Broadford and Kilmore,
Norm was in the class of ’58 and he is a person who has given wonderful service across
half a century as an educator and VAFA football historian.
Goal: Michael Fairweather
Comments: A closer match than the score
suggested. Rangers started strongly making
the most of the play in the first 15 minutes
but Birrarung capitalised on their opportunities to see a half time score of four nil against
Rangers. Michael Fairweather scored a goal
for Rangers in the second half and a determined Rangers were unlucky with two shots
off the post and another two near misses. Jacob Knight had an excellent game as sweeper and James Warrior played his best game
of the season showing great commitment.
Nick Kozma stood in as goalkeeper and did a
great job – thanks Nick!
Under 12s
Mitchell Rangers 7 def
Mill Park 1
Goals: Cameron 4, Darragh 2, Benjamin
Comments: It was a very frosty morning in
Broadford and the Rangers were very excited to play. The team started very strong,
grabbing a 2-0 lead with Mill Park firing back
a goal before half time. As the second half
commenced, there was an abundance of
shots from Rangers and a lot of goals! The
game finished 7-1 with outstanding performances from the entire team, but most importantly from Louis for his fantastic saves
and Cameron for his sheer determination.
First win of the season – Go Rangers!
Under 9s Black
Mitchell Rangers 2 def by
Northern Falcons 5
Goals: Cooper 2
Comments: The Mitchell Rangers played
at home against the Northern Falcons on a
cold and frosty Sunday morning. This did
not put a chill on the Rangers as they came
out all fired up. Blake was keeper first half
and Alexander second. Cooper, Jackson, La-
chian, Oakley, Sam and Tom all took to the
pitch with great enthusiasm. There were
plenty of amazing tackles and superb pieces of play, not to mention beautiful shots at
goal – so many near misses. Great team work
and sportsmanship. Thank you to the mums,
dads and supporters on the sideline for your
cheers of encouragement. Go Rangers!
Under 8s Black
Strathmore 0
Goals: Jackson 4, Riley 2, Nathan
Comments: What a game! The Under 8 Black
Rangers outfit was hot on a freezing morning.
On a frosty pitch, the Rangers played their
best team performance to date, linking with
each other to score some amazing goals. Arthur and Coops made the most of their time
on the field as they dominated in contested
balls. Riley and Nathan took charge of the
midfield, setting Jackson up for a PB of four
goals. Leo didn’t take a backward step as he
picked out and manned up on the biggest opposition player. Mia and Doc were resolute
in defence as they maintained a clean score
sheet. Thanks to parents and family for their
support. Go Rangers!
Under 8s Green
Eltham Redbacks Yellow 0
Goals: Kian George 5, Aayan Naseer 3,
Aidan Ling 1
Comments: Mitchell Rangers Under 8s Green
team played their best game of the season
so far. The team carried out a comfortable
9-0 demolition of Eltham Redbacks Yellow
with goals coming in both halves. Forwards
Kian and Aayan combined put eight past
the keeper with a combination of sustained
probing attacks, pressure and accurate passing. Aidan Ling scored a very special first
goal of the season after following up a tackle
and moving into space. The whole team put
in a 110% effort and work rate, proving they
are more than capable of playing as a team
and with passion.
SPORT
LEN BAKER’S
“SULKY
SNIPPETS”
Comment
Another nail has been hammered into the lid of the
coffin so far as the future of standing start races in Victoria are concerned, with the announcement that the
time honoured Kilmore Pacing Cup to be held for the
first time ever at night on Saturday, March 19, 2016
has been changed from a standing start event to a mobile over 2690 metres.
Highly respected journalist the late Bob Cain who
wrote the award winning book Kilmore -The Cup That
Grew, would roll over in his grave with this news as
would many former Presidents and committeemen of
the club.
The first Kilmore Cup taken out by You Crovottie
from a 36 yard handicap was run over 13 furlongs
(2620 metres) on Monday, July 20, 1964, nine months
after the club commenced racing and the standing start
tradition continued right through until 1979 when Inter Dominion victor Koala King greeted the judge in
a race that was changed to a mobile over 2500 metres.
Conditions were quickly altered back to a stand the
following year, with the distance increasing to 3020
metres which saw Lena Vale Lad score for Brian Gath.
The great Popular Arm was successful from the
front line in 1981 with the distance altering to 3038
metres due to track reconstruction.
The race was to remain over this trip until 1999
when Colbruce and Noel Shinn saluted.
In 2000 the distance again changed to 3020 metres
due to track alterations and that journey has remained
ever since.
It may be a wise decision to alter the conditions –
only time will tell.
*There has been a continuing push by Harness Racing Australia and HRV for standing start races to be
abolished citing a drop in TAB turnover, however
should this happen, our feature races will continue to
be dominated by the Kiwi’s who excel in this type of
racing.
+++
Seymour trainer Billy Morgan combined with
Gavin Lang to land the Yorkshire Park Standardbreds
Pace for C0 class over 2150 metres at Lord’s Raceway
Bendigo on Tuesday, July 14 with four year old Pay
Me Christian/Arma Class gelding Arma Augustus.
Given a sweet passage one/one from gate three,
Arma Augustus after being eased three wide on the
final bend, prevailed in the last bound to nose out the
leader Nikita Maguire in 2-00.5, with Three Mugs In
(one/two) running his usual honest race to finish third
after making the home turn four wide.
+++
On a night at Bendigo where leading was the place
to be, Heathcote trainer Jason Tyack made a welcome
return to the winners list when Courage Under Fire/
Realy Dry 5-Y-0 gelding Realy Under Fire with Scott
Rains in the sulky, led throughout from gate four to
blitz his rivals in the Samios Plumbing Supplies Pace
for C1 class over 1650 metres at Bendigo, scoring by
6.6 metres in 1-58.9 metres from the favourite Our
Danger Mouse which raced outside him for the final
circuit. Olivia Rockstar (four wide home turn from
last) was 6.2 metres away in third place.
+++
Avenel’s David Aiken scored a first-up victory at
Geelong on Thursday with 4-Y-0 Art Major/Iliketofakeit mare Shezagaga in the Geelong Lawn Tennis
Fundraiser 23 August Pace for C0 class over 2100
metres.
With Greg Sugars in the sulky, Shezagaga led all of
the way from gate three, accounting for Jilliby Kesha
and Bettors De Beau in a rate of 2-04.8.
+++
Meetings for the week : Wednesday – Stawell/
Mildura, Thursday – Maryborough/Echuca, Friday –
Kilmore, Saturday – Melton, Sunday – Ballarat, Monday – Warragul, Tuesday – Nyah @ Swan Hill.
Horses to follow – Somebuddylikeyou, Our Uptown
Girl, Suave Taj, Mont Morley, Parallen Lines, Aldebaran Shelly, Our Sir Ivanhoe, Rift Valley, Betanotblink,
Forestspider, Francisco De Gore.
Punters’ favourite: Kraftwerk (Luke Currie) is eased down in defeating Hunting Hill (Aaron Mitchell) with Heza Dude (Jamie Mott)
third at Seymour on Saturday. Photo: courtesy SLICKPIX (9354 5754).
Pucka Army Day a success
by “Pegs”
SEYMOUR Racing Club conducted its annual Puckapunyal Army Cup day on Saturday with a mammoth 10-race program.
The club raced on a Heavy (8) track
with cross-country jockey Gavin Bedggood taking riding honours with a winning
double which included the Puckapunyal
Army Cup , a 0-58 Highweight this year,
won by the Gwenda Johnstone-trained
Green Moth ($14).
Local training duo of Lee and Shannon
Hope did best of the local trainers with
a second placing with the Kilmore-based
June Fletcher-bred and part-owned I Don’t
Mind ($7).
Favourite punters were sent home in
a happy frame of mind when the Team
Corstens-trained Kraftwerk, a Dubawi
four-year-old gelding, was an impressive
winner of the last race, the Domesday @
Darley BM70 Handicap (1100m).
The gelding was the first win back for
jockey Luke Currie who resumed race riding from an injury sustained in March.
Kraftwerk defeated Hunting Hill ($12)
by a length with Heza Dude ($12) a further
two lengths away third.
“The soft track suited him there as he
jars up on the firm tracks. It was good to
give Luke (Currie) a quick win back as he’s
been doing a bit of trackwork for Troy at
Flemington.
“Luke was impressed with the win and
he said he eased him down near the finishing line,” Leon Corstens said.
Kraftwerk, a $120,000 purchase by
Hurst Park at the 2012 Magic Millions
Gold Coast Yearling Sale, has now won
three races with five minor placings from
15 starts.
Bulluss gets Rising Gun nod
BROADFORD’s Matthew
Bulluss has been named
in the Riddell District
Football Netball League’s
second round of nominations for the Steve Turner
Medal, the league’s Rising
Gun Award.
Nominations for rounds
7-12 saw Bulluss nominated for his stand out effort
in round nine against Rupertswood.
Steve Turner is a name
synonymous
with
junior football in the the
north-western metropolitan region. He is a life
member of the RDFNL and
has held numerous roles
within the league, including football operations
manager, and once again
is a board member in 2015.
After making an impressive senior debut with six
games in 2014, Bulluss has
played every game for the
Roos in 2015, as well as
representing the RDFNL
at Under 19 level in the recent AFL Victoria Country
Championships.
A lifelong Roo, Bulluss
was at his best in Broadford’s narrow loss to Rupertswood in round nine,
booting two goals and
named as Broadford’s second best player.
The remaining nominations include: Round
7 - Liam Berry (Rupertswood), Round 8 Nathan
Tesssari (Romsey), Round
10 - Matthew Panuccio
(Riddell), Round 11 - Austin Cicero (Rupertswood)
Round
12
Jason
Cooke
(Macedon)
To be eligible for the
Steve Turner Medal, players must be under 23
years of age, and have
played less than 15 senior
games prior to the start of
the 2015 season. Players
must have played junior
or Under 18.5 football in
the RDFNL and have made
themselves available for
selection in RDFNL interleague programs.
The medal will be
awarded at the end of the
season at the RDFNL Bowen and Ryan Medal pre- Young gun: Broadford’s rising star, Matthew Bulluss.
sentation.
Hot Shots shine
at Wandong
Future stars: alongwith helpers from the Wandong Tennis Club, the
6-9year old participants have developed in leaps and bounds.
WANDONG
Tennis
Club’s Hot Shots program
has been inundated with
future tennis stars as local
children take to the court
at Wandong Stadium to
learn the basics.
The Hot Shots tennis
program runs on Fridays,
during school terms from
4 -6pm and for only $50
per term it is a fun way to
entroduce young children
to the sport in a relaxing
and friendly environment.
All smiles: learning the ropes are the Hots Shots junior group from
ages 4-6 years.
Two programs are on
offer, catering for children
aged 4-6 years (4-5pm)
and 6-9 years (5-6pm).
Wandong Tennis Club
players Kane Chisholm
and Melissa Telfer run the
Hot Shots sessions with
assistants and fellow club
members Jake Duncan and
Tyson Burmesiter.
Fun games such as “tidy
your room” and encouraging parents to join in
have proved a real hit for
the program and full details are available on the
Wanong Tennis Club facebook page.
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Wallan waste chances against Tigers
by Catherine Mogridge
WALLAN senior footballers battled out an
‘ugly game of football’ against a victorious
Lancefield on Saturday in round 13 action of
the Riddell District Football Netball League
competition.
An evenly contested match, that lacked the
skill both sides are able to employ, wasn’t the
best brand of football to watch and Wallan senior coach Trevor Frost lamented fundamental errors from his boys in the 12 point loss.
“We always knew it would be close and I
don’t know why but the boys seem to struggle at Lancefield Park, but after being down
by two goals at half time, we fought back in
the third to have it all evened up at the last
break,” Trevor Frost said.
“Unfortunately we just couldn’t maintain it.
All day we lost our structures, and momentum
can be a funny thing in footy and when they
missed numerous opportunities up forward
we didn’t take advantage of that.
“We didn’t maintain our structures, we
butchered the ball a bit and didn’t have that
one key forward to step up and kick four or
five to make the difference. We just contributed to a pretty ugly game of football.”
Frost named Brenton Hanson, Leigh Irons
and Cody Cullinan for stand out efforts on the
day. Jess Cosaitis and Dylan Gillard were the
top scorers with two a piece and singles came
from Keegan Marc, Rhys Frost and J. Charles.
“We were down Todd Keenan who didn’t
pull up for this week and that meant a much
needed bigger body around the footy was
missing for us. It’s a big ground, they are bigger bodied and put good pressure on the ball,”
Frost said.
“Our endeavour was good and I was happy
with that and it was pretty even for three quarters but our uncontested possessions were
down and we just didn’t work hard enough
off the ball and didn’t switch enough. We fell
into the trap of playing that 1970s-80s style of
footy – kick to kick.”
The Magpies host Broadford this week
and are keen to redeem a heartbreaking loss
against the Roos in round 7.
“This Broadford game will be like a grand final for us. We really want to have a good game
on our home ground to be the start and maybe string together some more wins before the
Under attack: Wallan’s Steve Bell showed off some silky skills even under attack from a pack of Tigers at Lancefield Park on Saturday.
end of the season,” Frost said.
Final scores were Lancefield 8.13 (61) to
Wallan 7.7 (49).
Roos leap right over Hawks
Broadford enjoyed a strong 82-point win
over Woodend/Hesket in their match at Diggers Rest on Saturday.
The Roos never looked in doubt and the inclusion of Russell Robertson, who booted six
majors, and Brodie Holland was clearly influential in the win.
Numerous multiple scorers added to Broadford’s strength with Brent Littlewood booting
three, Jamie Hetherton, Mo Kaakour , Jake
Hall and Corey Hall contributing two apiece
and Isi Atik adding one.
The ever reliable Corey Viani was named
best on ground for the Roos with Robertson,
Hollan, Josh Pound, Brendan Walsh and Jake
Hall also all earning nods.
Final scores were Broadford 18.13 (121) to
Woodend/Hesket 5.9 (39)
Blues no match for Burras
Kilmore suffered another tough day at J.J.
Clancy Reserve, going down by over 20 goals
to Diggers Rest.
No match for the physicality of the Burra’s
the Blues could only manage to post one goal
for the whole match in the final term which
came from Adam Milne.
Never give up efforts from Rhys Way, Marcus Webb, Ben Tsakmakis, Tom Snaith, Dave
Saunders and Milne saw them all named in the
Blues’ best.
Final scores were Kilmore 1.6 (12) to Diggers
21.15 (141)
In other matches Riddell topped reigning
premiers Romsey by 42 points, Macedon
accounted for Sunbury Kangaroos, Rupertswood celebrated a 133 point win over Rockbank and Melton Centrals had the bye.
For full results from all matches played
please see scoreboard on page 36.
Magpies all effort against
tough Tigers
by Catherine Mogridge
WALLAN A-grade netballers
put up a strong effort against
an inconsistent Lancefield
line-up to impress coach
Dave Andrews despite the 18
goal loss in round 13 of Riddell District netball competition action on Saturday.
A slow start from the Magpies, also without sharp
shooter Kate Bishop, gave
the Tigers an edge but the
Magpies never gave up and
showed real determination to
run our the match as strongly
as they did.
“I was really happy with
the effort and although they
dropped off early, they came
back really strong and it was
a good all round effort from
the girls despite a few obstacles,” Dave Andrews said.
No chance: Wallan’s Michelle Millhouse dominated on Saturday and was again a headache
for the opposition with her midcourt drive and attacking feeds.
The Magpies lined up without Kate Bishop who is never
without influence and a first
quarter ankle injury to Sarah
Papageorgiou was also a blow
to their midcourt.
Kate’s absence and I am very
proud of them.”
“We were missing a few
key people and I really have
to thank Michelle Hinrichsen
from B-grade and Kate Berger
from C-grade who stood up
for us and really performed
well,” Andrew said.
Currently in eighth, the
A-grade Magpies have a rest
this week before matches
against Diggers Rest, Woodend and Rupertswood finish
off the season and while they
probably will not contest finals in 2015, the develop of
their younger players continues to set them in fine stead
for the seasons ahead.
“Kate was great in that final term and the longer the
game went on the more comfortable she got and the more
impact she had finding space
and providing plenty of mid
court options.
“Michelle Millhouse in centre was again a standout. Her
drive through centrecourt is
phenomenal and all you ever
hear from the opposition is
‘that centre, we have to stop
that centre!’
“Our defenders Kate Barnett and Katie Harris were
also strong and our shooters
Denise and Sam were great
and really stood up today in
In other matches, Macedon
had a blistering 58 goal win
over Sunbury, Rupo made
short work of Rockbank in
their 69-19 goal win, Kilmore
were no match for Diggers
Rest going down by 37 goals.
Romsey and Riddell had to
be content with a 48-48 goal
draw and Woodend/Hesket
and Melton Centrals had the
bye.
For full results from all RDFNL matches played on Saturday check out the scoreboard
on page 36.
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ASSEMBLY
STRENGTH STEEL
IN AUSTRALIA
(W41-C1)
KPH
MPH
FREE SKY LIGHT FOR THE FIRST 30 CUSTOMERS
ABSCO ECO
GARDEN SHED
colours available:
DELIV
& ERECETRED
ED
739
$
MODEL: 30232GECO Shown in Green
SAVE $4
ABSCO ECO GARDEN SHED
20
 3.00mW x 2.26mD x 2.00mH
 Gable roof, double doors
 Delivered, erected with concrete $1,199
719
$
Shown in Grey
Blue
DELIV
& ERECETRED
ED
515
$
SAVE $2
90
MODEL: 23151GECO
 2.30mW x 1.52mD x 1.95mH
 Gable roof, single door
 Delivered, erected with concrete $899
Shown in Grey
DELIV
& ERECETRED
ED
729
$
SAVE $3
55
MODEL: 371522GECO
 3.70mW x 1.52mD x 1.95mH
2.30m
2.30m
Shown in
Pale Eucalypt®
Marino
Shown in Green
SAVE $2
90
MODEL: 30152GECO
 3.00mW x 1.52mD x 1.95mH
SAVE $4
MODEL: 30302GECO
90
 3.00mW x 3.00mD x 2.06mH
Green
DELIV
& ERECETRED
ED
749
$
Shown in Merino
Grey
DELIV
& ERECETRED
ED
DELIV
& ERECETRED
ED
1,199
$
ABSCO HIGHLANDER SHED
MODEL: 302292HK Colorbond® SAVE $434
 3.00mW x 2.92mD x 2.30mH
Shown in
Classic Cream®
DELIV
& ERECETRED
ED
1,249
$
ABSCO HIGHLANDER SHED
SAVE $3
12
MODEL: 37232HKV Colorbond®
 3.70mW x 2.26mD x 2.30mH
599
$
Shown in
Zincalume®
DELIV
& ERECETRED
ED
SAVE $3
89
ABSCO PREMIER GARDEN SHED
MODEL: 30301GK
 3.00mW x 3.00mD x 2.06mH
 Gable roof, single door
 Delivered, erected with concrete $999
Scoresby Road
Ph: 8740 3755
6/2122• BAYSWATER:
Hume20Hwy,
Campbellfield
• CAMPBELLFIELD: 6/2122 Hume Highway Ph: 9308 0222
Phone:
9308
0222
• GEELONG:
192 McIntyre
Road, Sunshine Ph: 9356 9999
• DANDENONG: 3/10-12 Cnr South Link & South, Gippsland H/way Ph: 9799 7459
• SUNSHINE: 192 McIntyre Road
9356
9999 Showroom
Visit: www.shedsnmore.com.au
orPh:
our
Indoor
*FREE DELIVERY & ERECTION ON SHEDS ONLY. TO LOCAL AREAS ONLY BASED ON FLAT, LEVEL GROUND, FREE OF OBSTRUCTIONS & CLEAR ACCESS FOR THE FIRST VISIT ONLY. TO OBTAIN THE FREE DELIVERY & ERECTING BONUS, THE SHED MUST BE ASSEMBLED
PRIOR TO DELIVERY AT OUR OUTLETS, THE COST OF WHICH HAS BEEN INCLUDED. ASSEMBLY COSTS VARY, FEES AND CHARGES ARE INCURRED AFTER THE FIRST VISIT. PICTURES ARE FOR ILLUSTRATION PURPOSES ONLY. ON SALE UNTIL 10TH AUGUST 2015.

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