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YOUR COMMUNITY VOICE IN ROMSEY & LANCEFIELD
CLASSIFIEDS 5734 3344 - Tuesday, April 21, 2015
People’s
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READY FOR
ANZAC
MAKING final arrangements, and checking that the Lancefield memorial is ready,
are sisters Linda Davies and Caroline
Middenway. The Lancefield twins are
members of the Neighbourhood House organisers of the Lancefield/Romsey ANZAC
commemorations for 2015.
Details of all district marches and services
can be found on page 4.
by Ian Blyth
LOCAL Government is being
urged to engage more with its citizens and give them more say in
how rate income is spent within
the municipality and Macedon
Ranges Shire appears to be moving in this direction.
Councillors attending the
Rural Summit in Halls Gap last
week were told that the traditional view of councillors being
the sole decision-makers needs
to change.
“Councillors should actually
be the facilitators of the community’s decision-making process,”
keynote speaker, Cr Gaetano Greco of Darebin City Council said.
“They should be embracing
participatory budgeting as a
fundamental way of how councils
operate with their community
in order to make decisions,” he
added.
Participatory budgeting is a
practical, democratic process
which allows a community to own
their decisions instead of enduring council decrees.”
Cr Greco cited examples from
his own council in introducing a
new level of citizen engagement.
Darebin invited a cross section
of residents to form a citizen jury
to decide how council could best
spend $2 million to improve the
community through the use of
infrastructure funding.
Jury membership was canvassed from a cross section of
citizens drawn from a board spectrum of community organisations.
The jury met between May and
August in 2014 to discuss and
agree on eight recommendations
for council’s consideration.
Subsequent to this Darebin included $1 million in
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COUNCIL staff are laying the groundwork for
a field of crafted red poppies which will surround the Woodend Clocktower and the Woodend Library to mark the ANZAC centenary.
Council’s parks and gardens staff are
preparing the areas around the two sites
for the project, which will go on display on
ANZAC Day, April 25.
The tribute is part of the 5000 Poppies
project, a nationwide community crafting
project that began in Melbourne in 2013.
Michael McCoy, one of Australia’s leading landscape designers, will be helping
design the display.
“We currently have over 2000 poppies
for the day and will be exploring options
for a more permanent display following
the centenary,” Ms Cockram said.
The poppies will be on display at the
Woodend Clocktower and Woodend Library
from ANZAC Day until the end of the month.
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recommended projects 2014/2015
budget and has provided for a
further $1 million in its 2015/2016
budget to complete the projects
recommended by the citizen jury.
Darebin is the first council in
Victoria to introduce participatory budgeting, giving residents
decision-making power over how
capital works money is spent in
their neighbourhoods over two
years and delivering on council’s commitment of open and
accountable democracy.
Macedon Ranges Shire Council CEO, Peter Johnston, while
stopping short of committing his
council to a participatory budgeting program, agreed that consultation is an important and evolving part of decision-making.
“Council has, and will, continue to use a range of methods to
consult with the community, in
line with its community consultation framework.
“Council has not considered
what resources and planning
would be required to undertake a
participatory style consultation.
We will continue to consult in a
range of ways to ensure there is
always community input into our
decision-making.”
He said that participatory
budgeting was one of many consultation methods on the spectrum of public participation, as
recommended by the International Association for Public
Participation.
He added that council’s community consultation framework
allows for a range of levels of participation to be considered for different types of projects.
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MR JOHNSTON said that there were many
elements to consultation.
“We would take into account the level of
public impact and the available resources for running consultation programs,” Mr
Johnston said.
Mr Johnston added that Macedon Ranges
councillors do not see themselves as the sole
decision makers, but rather see consultation
as a process of informed, two-way communication between council and the community
prior to a decision being made.
“While
council
has
the
ultimate
decision-making role, community input is vital to this process. Council always aims to
facilitate good decision-making by gathering
community input using a range of consultation methods. We recently updated our community consultation framework to expand
on the range of methods and approaches
that we use,” he said.
Participatory budgeting has found its way
into the policy toolbox of hundreds of local
governments across the world, from its birthplace in Brazil – its traction into Australia is
somewhat slower than in other parts. [tab]
Meanwhile Macedon Ranges Shire Council has commenced its 2015 2016 budget
preparation process with a special council
meeting to resolve to publically advertise
the draft budget and invite public submissions. This meeting will be held at 7pm on
Wednesday, April 29.
The community will have one month to
provide input to the draft budget until the
close of submissions at 11am on Friday, May
29. There will be an additional opportunity
for residents to present their submissions
in person at a council meeting at 7pm on
Wednesday, June 3.
A council meeting will then be held at 7pm
on Wednesday, June 17, to consider submissions and adopt the budget.
Equine study
now closed
COMMENTS on the draft Equine Centre Feasibility Study that looked at a range of options
for a facility to be established in Macedon
Ranges have now closed.
The draft report was open for community
comment via the online survey from Monday,
March 2, to Thursday, April 2. Written submissions were accepted until 5pm Friday, April 10.
The local community showed considerable
interest in the two information sessions in
March and many got in touch with Council officers during the exhibition period.
There has been a lot of interest with more
than 800 surveys completed to date and 109
people who attended information sessions.
Council is now reviewing the survey data
and, based on the feedback, will be preparing a
report
with
recommendations
for
consideration.
Stadium ready
MACEDON Ranges Shire Council is inviting
residents to celebrate the first community
use of the newly complete double court stadium in Gisborne. This achievement will be
celebrated by a ‘community tip-off’ match on
Monday, April 27 from 4.20pm until 5pm.
The celebrations will showcase a fun
match of basketball and netball between the
Macedon Ranges Netball Association and The
Gisborne Bulldogs Basketball Club.
The match will be followed by light refreshments and community members are encouraged to take a tour around the new double
court stadium and its facilities.
“This is a great opportunity for the community to celebrate all their hard work in achieving such a fantastic indoor sporting facility
for residents of Gisborne and its surrounds,”
Mayor, Cr Jennifer Anderson said.
The new double court stadium will be used
by the Gisborne Secondary College where
it is located, Gisborne Bulldogs Basketball
Club, Macedon Ranges Netball Association,
Sunbury Basketball Association and Gisborne
Soccer Club.
“We appreciate the Gisborne Secondary
College’s assistance with this joint use facility
and look forward to working with them for the
benefit of both their students and the general
community,” said Cr Anderson.
The $4 million facility is jointly funded by
the Victorian Government ($2.5 million) and
Macedon Ranges Shire Council ($1.5 million).
An official opening is being planned.
Curtain call: director Ian Dixon discusses his film with MRFS President Christine Wangarek.
Director visits film buffs
THE Macedon Ranges Film Society hosted Melbourne director, Ian Dixon, at its last meeting.
The film, Crushed, was made and produced
in Melbourne and director Ian Dixon met with
film society members for the screening.
He explained to the group the inspiration
behind the film and discussed some of the
finer points of film making. Crushed, made
in 2008, explores the notion of love when it
comes up against duty and the difficult position this can create.
In May, the MRFS will pay tribute to one of
the comic greats, Robin Williams, who died in
August last year.
Mike Nichols’ The Birdcage, the remake of
the classic French farce La Cage aux Folles
is bound to bring tears of laughter to the
audience as Val (Dan Futterman) attempts
to introduce his parents to his bride-to-be, a
young woman who has been brought up in
protected circumstances.
His gay father, Armand (played by Williams)
and his flamboyant partner, Albert (played
by Nathan Lane) try to make things go as
smoothly as possible, but it’s a comedy after
all, so expect the unexpected.
The Macedon Ranges Film Society meets on
the second Wednesday of every month so this
film will be shown on Wednesday, May 13, at
7.15 pm at the Woodend Community Centre.
Film notes are supplied and the film is followed by an informal supper. MRFS is a membership-based club so initial enquiries must
be made by emailing <mrfilmsociety@gmail.
com> or by phoning Christine on 5429 5452 or
Lorraine on 5427 0921.
Seeing true value in apprenticeships
EMPLOYERS in the Macedon
Ranges are being encouraged to
take on an apprentice or trainee
as a way to bring fresh ideas to
their business and keep young
people employed in their local
community.
Macedon Ranges Shire Council will hold a free workshop in
conjunction with VECCI and
Worksafe on Thursday, April 30,
to give local businesses an understanding of what’s involved.
“There’s no doubt that local
businesses who employ apprentices and trainees are adding value to their communities,” Mayor,
Cr Jennifer Anderson said.
“There are many benefits to
businesses too. Come along and
find out about what an apprentice can do for your business,
and the range of incentives for
those who choose to take this
step,” she said.
Emma Atkins, winner of last
year’s Trainee & Apprentice of
the year category in the Macedon
Ranges Business Awards, will discuss her apprenticeship journey
with workshop attendees. Emma
is employed by Bella, The Cut &
Colour Salon, in Woodend.
“My experience was highly
rewarding and I thoroughly enjoyed having the opportunity to
gain experience in such an outstanding salon,” she said.
Emma added that it was important it is to increase employment opportunities available to
young people in the shire.
Emma Fleming, part owner of
Bella, The Cut and Colour Salon
agrees.
“Putting on apprentices in a
small business is invaluable. They
are generally young, eager to learn
and a great asset to your team.
“Not only do you get the opportunity to groom and grow
them your way from the word
go, but you get to create a career
path for them to step through
and move through the ranks of
your business long term.
We highly recommend putting
on apprentices and see them to be
the future of our business. Everyone benefits,” Ms Fleming said.
Speakers at the workshop will
include Tricia Smith, group leader
operations and emergency management at Worksafe, and John
McGlone, consultant at VECCI.
The workshop will be held
on Thursday, April 30, from
5.30pm to 7.30pm at the Gisborne Council offices. More details can be found at Council’s
website, <mrsc.vic.gov.au/business-events>.
It is free to attend, however
RSVP is essential for catering
purposes.
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Aquathon
series
success
THE final Aquathon for 2015 was held on
Sunday, April 12, at the Gisborne Aquatic Centre, to coincide with the centre’s 10th birthday
anniversary celebrations.
This was the last of the four race series and
it didn’t disappoint, measuring up to the success of the first Aquathon held earlier in the
year in Lancefield.
New competitors from the Gisborne area
joined in the fun along with the series candidates who competed in at least three of the
four races.
In near perfect conditions, competitors in
the long and short courses commenced the
run leg.
They headed through Jackson’s Creek
Reserve around to the Botanical Gardens,
completing a looped course crossed Jackson
Creek back to the Aquatic Centre.
Our lead cyclist Wayne Brown had several competitors hot on his tail as he led them
through the course.
The pool was where the action took place
with several lead changes between the
short course competitors, however Patrick
Matthews, again, was the clear winner in the
long course.
Sixteen mini course competitors lined up
for their event to complete a 500m run and
a 50m swim. A large crowd of parents and
grandparents lined the course to provide
encouragement for these upcoming athletes.
Congratulations to the series winners, Cameron Anderson—Short Course (male), Kezia
Laker— Short Course (female) and Patrick
Matthews—Long Course (male) and to all
competitors who completed either individual
events or the series.
Thanks were given to the volunteers who
supported the Macedon Ranges Aquathon
Series and to all the sponsors for providing fruit,
prizes and donations throughout the events.
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Cross
cleaned
for
ANZAC
Day
Impressive display: Romsey Country Women’s Association’s treasurer Susy Jarman, Jenifer Gluyas, Wendy
Foster, president Pat Muddyman and craft leader Melva Beer arrange knitted poppies ahead of ANZAC Day.
CWA’s ANZAC poppy tribute
DOZENS of red hand-knitted poppies will pay homage
to those who served in war at the Romsey/Lancefield
ANZAC centenary commemorations.
The Romsey Country Women’s Association has been
working tirelessly to create more than 100 poppies for
the special tribute since January.
Many of the poppies will form an arrangement that
will be laid with wreaths at the cenotaph and will be kept
at the Romsey RSL following the service.
As part of the ANZAC centenary, the CWA group will
also take on an embroidery project which will see the
names of about 250 service men and women from Romsey stitched into a fabric wall hanging.
The embroidery will hang in the Romsey Mechanics’
Institute near the Romsey RSL clubrooms. Each of the
names will be accompanied by a knitted poppy.
The Romsey CWA group has about 11 members
and are always seeking more support for community
projects and for new members to join.
The CWA has been involved with various groups over
the years and projects such as creating pamper packages for oncology at The Kilmore and District Hospital,
making aprons for primary school groups, and helping
to put on morning teas at local fundraising events.
“If you like doing things for the community then come
along,” president Pat Muddyman said.
The Romsey CWA meets on the first Thursday of the
month for a meeting and craft session, and the third
Thursday of every month for a craft day.
“You don’t have to be experienced to take part,” treasurer Susy Jarman said.
“Many members seem to have their own area of expertise and will teach others new skills. We support each
other. It’s about women empowering women.”
For details about the group drop into one of its next
meetings at the Romsey Mechanics’ Institute.
ROMSEY, Lancefield
and Riddells Creek
residents will have
the opportunity to
commemorate
the
ANZAC Day centenary at the Mt Macedon
dawn service with
free buses running
from each township.
The
21m
high
Cross, which was
first built in 1935 and
rebuilt in 1995 after it
was hit by lightning,
required a specialist
contractor
experienced in heritage restoration work to undertake the cleaning.
This year’s service
will again see free
bus services operate from each major
township across the
Macedon Ranges.
All private cars
will be directed to
Tony Clarke Recreation Reserve.
Buses will operate
from Gisborne, Woodend, Romsey, Lancefield and Riddells
Creek. Bookings are
essential and need
to be made online via
the Organs Coaches
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No Kilmore Scout market
on ANZAC Day
APRIL
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KILMORE Scout Troop has
advised its scheduled market will not be held this Saturday due to the town’s ANZAC commemorations.
While the market is a
popular monthly event in
Kilmore, the Scouts decided that the significance of
the ANZAC centenary far
outweighed any benefits
the market may bring to the
town on Saturday.
A spokesperson for the
Scouts said that the troop
would again be working with
the RSL and assisting with
the post Dawn Service breakfast and will be joining in the
march that will step off at
10:30 am from the corner of
Union and Sydney streets.
“As in past years we will
be active participants in
Kilmore’s ANZAC commemorations,” he said.
“Like many Australian
community organisations,
we are marking our respect
for ANZAC and our veterans.
“We continue to be proud
supporters of the RSL and in
this important year.”
Your guide to ANZAC Day
BROADFORD SECONDARY COLLEGE
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ANZAC services and marches will be conducted throughout the district on April 25,
2015.The following information has been provided by the respective organisers.
Wednesday 29th April, 7pm
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THE ANZAC tradition, was born 100 years
ago on April 25, 1915, when the Australian
and New Zealand Army Corps landed on the
Gallipoli Peninsula.
On this day above all days we recall those
who served in war and who did not return
to receive the grateful thanks of the nation.
Contact; Cathy Coppinger
Pinniger St, Broadford, 3658
Broadford
March and commemorative service. Step off
is at the corner Hamilton and High street at
9.30am followed by the service at the cenotaph in the park. Lieutenant Colonel Andrew
Abbott is the guest speaker. The wreath laying
will be followed by a reception at the Broadford RSL.
ph (03) 57 841200
www.broadfordsc.vic.edu.au
Craigieburn
Commemorative service will commence at
10am at the Craigieburn SES headquarters
and will be conducted by Epping RSL Members and organised by Craigieburn SES.
Kilmore
Dawn Service will commence at the memorial
in Hudson Park at 6am. The ANZAC Day march
will commence at 10:30 am. Step off is at the
corner of Union and Sydney streets and the
march will proceed to the Memorial in Hudson
Park. A service will follow the march at 11am
and after light refreshments will be served in
the Kilmore Memorial Hall. There will be NO
market in Hudson Pak on ANZAC Day.
Lancefield/Romsey
Commemorative service at the High Street
memorial at 8.30am followed by a gun fire
breakfast. The Lancefield Farmers Market will
have a delayed start and will follow the service. Road closures will apply from 8am.
Riddells Creek
Riddells Creek Fire Brigade will facilitate for
the community of Riddells Creek and district.
A dawn service at the memorial gates and gar-
den. Those attending are asked to be assembled by 5.45am for the service to commence
at 6am. Everyone is encouraged to lay a
wreath, flowers, poppy or a sprig of rosemary
in remembrance of those who lost their lives
in the service of our nation or suffered as a
result of that service.
Pyalong
Commemorative service will be conducted in
the Pyalong Memorial Garden at 11am.
Seymour
Dawn Service will commence at 5.15am at the
Seymour Memorial Hospital Gates. Breakfast
will be available following the dawn service.
(Gold coin donation is kindly requested)
Breakfast will held be at the Seymour RSL.
The ANZAC March will commence at 9.30am
Step off is behind Thrifty Link Hardware,
(some vehicles will be available), and following the March. Commemoration service will
follow the march at the Anzac Avenue cenotaph. Refreshments will be at the Seymour
RSL. Live entertaining and jumping castle.
For further information, contact Tony Lee
0418 865 893.
Tooborac
The Tooborac Memorial Trust is conducting
an ANZAC Day Dawn Service for the first time
according to local history. The service will
commence at 6.30am.
Wallan
The Wallan Commemorative Committee,
under the auspice of the Kilmore RSL SubBranch, will be conducting the 2015 ANZAC
Day march and service. March: 8.45am - step
off is at the hall in Hadfield Park. The commemorative service will be held at 9.30am at
the Hadfield Park memorial. For further information on the events, contact the Kilmore RSL
via email <rslkilmoresubbranch@gmail.com>.
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Expo raised the standard
KILMORE Art Expo’s eighth year was celebrated in style at the Kilmore Memorial Hall over
the weekend of April 10-12.
Known as one of the region’s most popular
events on the art calendar, the show attracted
entries from talented local artists as well as artists from interstate, all vying for ‘Best in Show’.
This year’s art judge, Archibald Packing
Room prize winner Raelene Sharp, said the
quality of work was outstanding.
“It was obvious to me when I walked in the
door that this would be a tough expo to judge
– there are some very talented artists who
participated this year,” she said.
“When I am judging an art expo I am looking
for the ‘wow factor’…and it doesn’t have to be
a large work to have that special quality.”
Ms Sharp said Robert Knight’s work, ‘High
Light at Hanging Rock’, achieved exactly that.
She said Knight’s work stood out with its attractive and unusual viewpoint.
More than 20 cash prizes were awarded
across all sections in this year’s expo including a youth category for photography and art,
and a new award for wearable art.
Kilmore Art Expo director Jill Mattei congratulated everyone who had their work exhibited and thanked the expo committee, and
caterers Helen and Julie Jones.
Ms Mattei also thanked outgoing art expo
director Andrea Willis for establishing the
expo and a connection with the Southern
Mitchell Rotary Club.
Highly commended – Helen Cottle, Tamica
Christie, Jan Long
Best wearable art: decorated beanie –
Robyn Patterson, ‘Robyn’s Red Nest’
Youth awards
6-10 years – Blake Innis, ‘Lone Wolf’
11-14 years – Molly Lindsay, ‘Hyena’
15-18 years – Kayla Batsiokis, ‘Matching Pair’
Encouragement award (junior) – Hayley
Leahy, Phillip Hughes and Ashleigh Quigg
Photography awards
Best in Show – Robin Audehm, ‘Cottage Door’
Youth photography
Rotary club president Matthew Irving said
the club was honoured to work with the Kilmore Art Society to bring together the event.
Art awards
Best in Show – Robert Knight, ‘High Light at
Hanging Rock’
Best Native Australian Wildlife – Berni
Ayreart, ‘After Rain’
Best Oil – Richard Chamerski, ‘Morning Great
Ocean Road’
Better odds for Seymour
FROM Tuesday, April 14, the
‘Better Odds in Seymour’
campaign will highlight the
array of local activities on
offer in the community of
Seymour.
The campaign was primarily
designed to encourage people
who gamble to try something
different but has something to
interest everyone.
Whether you like gardening or do-it-yourself projects,
playing sports, learning new
hobbies and crafts or even if
you just like to sit back and
relax; whatever you do, the
‘Better Odds in Seymour’
campaign has it covered.
‘Get out and about’ is the
campaign’s simple message
to encourage people in Seymour to try out a new activity
or pastime available within
the community.
Through the campaign, a
wide range of social and community groups will be showcasing and sharing their activities with the community.
“Keep an eye out for the
campaign posters, flyers and
brochures that will show you
how, where and when you can
become involved with groups
and activities happening in
Seymour,” Mitchell Shire Mayor Rodney Parker said.
“This could be taking part
in a new activity, a new class,
joining a new club or simply
going on a walk with family
and friends.”
The Better Odds in Seymour campaign is a joint initiative between Mitchell Shire
Council and the Victorian Local Governance Association.
The campaign is funded
by the VLGA and delivered
by Mitchell Shire Council in
partnership with community groups and organisations
in Seymour.
For details visit the website
at <www.betteroddsseymour.
org>, contact Mitchell Shire
Council on 5734 6200 or email
Best Watercolour – Wendy Webster, ‘Dazzled
by Emus’
Best Pastel - Helen Miles, ‘Phillip Island
Foreshore’
Best Acrylic – Michael Wilkin, ‘Arabian Grey’
Best Any Other Medium – Pete Marshall,
‘Mum and Me’
Best Local Kilmore Content – Jayne
Henderson, ‘Wandong’
Peoples’ Choice Award - Jan Long, ‘Working
Horses’
First public talk from Maree Tomkinson on her
experiences competing at WEG last year and
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Also, hear from Bruce Calder on the changing
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February 2014 “MICKLEHAM BUSHFIRE”
NOTICE OF A CLASS ACTION
Persons who suffered loss or damage as a result of the Mickleham bushfire which started on 9 February 2014 near the eastern edge of Mickleham Road, Mickleham
(“the Mickleham bushfire”) should TAKE NOTICE that a class action has been commenced in the Supreme Court of Victoria (“the Court”).
The class action has been commenced on behalf of all persons who, as a result of the Mickleham bushfire, suffered any of the following:
(a) personal injury (whether physical or psychiatric);
(b) loss of or damage to property; or
(c) economic loss not resulting from loss of or damage to property.
Persons who fit that description are called “group members” in the class action. The group members also include any “legal personal representatives” of the
estates of any deceased person who would otherwise have qualified as a group member.
The Court has ordered that this notice be published to inform the group members about the action.
If you are, or think you might be a group member, you should READ THIS NOTICE CAREFULLY as it may affect your rights.
1. What is the Mickleham bushfire class action?
The plaintiff in the Mickleham bushfire class action is Steven
Elliot Williams. He is suing the defendants on his own behalf
and on behalf of all persons who suffered personal injury,
loss of or damage to property and economic loss (as outlined
above) as a result of the Mickleham bushfire. Those other
persons are called the “group members”. The effect of the
class action on the group members is explained below.
The defendants to the class action are AusNet Electricity
Services Pty Ltd (“AusNet Services”), Hume City Council
(“Hume CC”) and Active Tree Services Pty Ltd (“Active Tree
Services”).
Briefly, Mr Williams alleges that AusNet Services owned and
operated a three-phase 66kV electricity sub-transmission
line which in part runs adjacent to the eastern side of
Mickleham Road between Mount Ridley Rd and Bardwell
Drive, Mickleham (“the powerline”). Mr Williams alleges
that Hume CC had duties to manage vegetation in the
Mickleham Road Reserve and that Active Tree Services
were contracted by AusNet Services to have responsibility
for the assessment of vegetation clearances surrounding the
powerline. Mr Williams alleges that on 9 February 2014 the
Mickleham bushfire started because of breach of duties by
AusNet Services in the maintenance and operation of the
powerline and by Hume CC and Active Tree Services in
vegetation management in the vicinity of the powerline.
Mr Williams claims compensation and other remedies for
himself and for each of the group members.
All defendants deny they are liable for the Mickleham bushfire,
and are defending the class action. AusNet Services has
also made counter-claims against Hume CC and Active Tree
Services in response to Mr William’s allegations.
The claims made by Mr Williams are set out in a “Further
Amended Statement of Claim” filed in the Court. AusNet
Services has filed a Defence and Counter Claims. Hume City
Council and Active Tree Services have also filed defences.
Copies of those documents can be viewed:
• on the Supreme Court website at www.supremecourt.vic.
gov.au.; or
• on the Maddens Lawyers’ website at www.
maddenslawyers.com.au.
2. What does it mean to be a group member?
The plaintiff in a class action does not need consent from the
group members to start or run the class action. A person is a
group member if they fit the definition of group members set
out in the court papers filed by the plaintiff.
If the Court makes orders or gives a judgment, or the
class action is settled, the results are “binding” on the
group members. This means that if the class action is
successful, group members may be eligible for a share of
the compensation.
If the action is unsuccessful, group members will not be able
to sue on the same claims in any other litigation.
If you fit the definition of “group member” set out earlier then
member then you need to make a choice between the
following three options:
you are already a group member in the Mickleham class
action. You do not need to remain a group member. If you
do not wish to be a group member then you can “opt out” of
the class action. This procedure is explained below.
Option A – register to participate in any settlement
If you are not a client of Maddens Lawyers and you wish to
participate in any settlement then you must complete the
“Notice of Registration” which is Form A below. This is
not a costs agreement with Maddens. It simply registers
you as a group member so that you are “bound” by the
class action. This means that if the action is successful
then you may be entitled to compensation. If the action
fails then you will not be able to sue the defendants for the
same claims in any other litigation. If you wish to register
you must do so by sending your Form A notice to Maddens
Lawyers at the address shown on the form, before 22 May
2015. This date is called the “Closure Date” in the class
action.
3. Will group members be liable for legal costs?
Group members will not become liable for any legal costs
simply by remaining as group members.
However, if the class action is successful and there is
a judgment or settlement that results in compensation
becoming payable to group members, then:
• first, the Court may make an order that some of the
compensation be used to help pay a share of the “common”
costs incurred by Mr Williams in bringing the action for the
benefit of the class. Mr Williams will ask for that order if the
occasion arises;
• second, judgments and settlements in class actions
often involve procedures requiring group members to
submit claims for a share of the available compensation.
You might want to engage solicitors to assist you with those
procedures. Whether you use the same solicitors as Mr
Williams (Maddens) or other solicitors, you are likely to
need to enter a costs agreement with those solicitors and
they will charge you for that work.
Option B – cease to be a group member by “opting out”
If you do not wish to be a group member then you must
complete the Form B “Notice of Opting Out” below. If you
opt out then you will cease to be a group member. The
class action will not affect your rights. If you wish to bring
a separate claim against the defendants then you may
be able to do so, but you should seek independent legal
advice if you wish to take that course because time limits
will apply to your claim. If you wish to opt out you must do
so by sending your Form B notice to the Supreme Court
before the Closure Date of 22 May 2015.
Maddens are acting in the class action on a “no win, no fee”
basis. If the action is successful then the costs they will be
entitled to charge will include a premium (“uplift”) permitted
by the Legal Profession Act. The uplift will be calculated
at 25% of the professional fees covered by the no-win, nofee arrangement and will form part of the costs shared by
successful group members.
Option C – do nothing and lose your rights in settlement
(but not judgment)
If you do nothing – that is, neither register nor opt out –
then you will remain a group member and be bound by the
outcome of the class action. If there is a successful judgment
you will be able to participate in the implementation of that
judgment, but if there is a settlement you will not be entitled
to participate in the settlement. That means you would lose
your rights to sue, but also not be entitled to compensation.
4. What if you had insurance?
Many group members had insurance but sometimes the
insurance did not cover all the items lost (uninsurance), or
did not cover the full value of a given item (underinsurance).
If you received insurance payments, but think that the
insurance did not fully compensate your losses, you will be a
group member in respect of any uninsured or underinsured
losses (together, above-insurance losses).
If you wish to be a group member to claim any aboveinsurance losses, you need to register using the procedure
described below. Your insurance company will need
to register separately to recover compensation for the
insurance payout made to you. You and your insurer are
also entitled to “opt out” your respective interests, if either
of you wishes to do so. Your insurance company will be
separately notified about its rights in this regard.
It is very important that you act promptly in deciding what
you want to do. If you are not sure whether you are a group
member, or you want further information or advice, you can
contact Maddens Lawyers on 03 5560 2000 or email cam@
maddenslawyers.com.au.
6. Where do I send my registration or opt-out form?
Any Form A or Form B notice must reach the address shown
on the relevant Form before 4pm on 22 May 2015.
7. Further information
Please consider the above information carefully. If you are
not sure whether you are a group member, or want further
information, you can contact Maddens Lawyers, or seek your
own legal advice. Please act promptly since the deadline
for registering or opting out is 22 May 2015.
Maddens Lawyers can be contacted at 219 Koroit Street,
Warrnambool or by telephone on (03) 5560 2000, or by email
to [cam@maddenslawyers.com.au].
5. What do group members need to do?
If you fit the definition of “group member” set out above then
you are already a group member in the Mickleham bushfire
class action.
The Court has now made orders to clarify what claims are
covered by the class action. If you think you are a group
Form A – Registration Notice
Form B – Notice of Opting Out
GROUP MEMBER SETTLEMENT REGISTRATION FORM
NOTICE OF OPTING OUT BY GROUP MEMBER
To:
To:
Maddens Lawyers 219 Koroit Street
Warrnambool VIC 3280
Name of Group Member:
Name of Group Member:
Address of fire-affected property:
Number
The Prothonotary, Supreme Court of Victoria
– Registry, Level 2, 436 Lonsdale Street Melbourne VIC 3000
Address of Group Member:
Street
Suburb
Postcode
Number
Street
Suburb
Postcode
The abovenamed Group Member registers as a group member wishing to claim compensation
in any settlement of the proceeding.
The abovenamed Group Member gives notice under section 33J(2) of the Supreme Court Act
1986 that the Group Member is opting out of this proceeding.
Dated:
Dated:
2015
Signed:
Name of person signing (print)
Telephone
Street
Signed:
Name of person signing (print)
Email
Current postal address (if different from address above)
Number
2015
Telephone
Suburb
Postcode
Email
Postal address
Number
Street
Suburb
Postcode
Dead
fish
floating
ABOUT 50 fish have been found
dead in the Kilmore Creek as the
result of a sewerage spill caused
by a pipe blockage.
The fish, found at the council
reserve on the corner of Piper
and White streets, were recently reported to the Environment
Protection Authority by a local
resident who regularly uses the
walking tracks around the creek.
EPA officers visited the site last
week to investigate the incident
and take samples to help determine the cause of the fish deaths.
The affected fish are believed
to be mostly carp and tench.
Fortunately there have been
no reports of dead native fish or
platypus. The creek is recognised
as a local habitat for platypuss
and some native fish species.
Mitchell Shire Council’s Parks
and Environment Unit has recorded sightings of platypus between
Union and Mill Streets as recently
as 2013.
Goulburn Valley Water cleaned
up the site last week, believing
the cause of the spill was due to a
blockage of tree roots and fat solids built up in sewer pipe.
GVW operations manager Steven Nash said the blockage was
cleared by 11am on the day it was
reported and efforts were made to
remove fish and begin a clean-up.
“The fats people wash down
their sinks do make a difference,”
Mr Nash said.“We have put in
place a program to further repair
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Mother’s
Day raffle
on soon
MEMBERS of the Kilmore and District Hospital Auxiliary are now selling tickets for
their annual Mother’s Day raffle.
Tickets are now being sold outside
Coles Kilmore and will also be sold during
a cake stall to be held outside the Kilmore
Newsagency on Friday, May 8.
The raffle will be drawn during the auxiliary’s meeting to be held later that day.
People are encouraged to visit the stall,
buy a cake, slice, trifle or sausage roll. There
will also be gifts available for purchase.
Those who would like to donate baked
goods to sell can bring them to the stall
from 9am.
Sewer spill: residents were warned away from Kilmore Creek after a sewer spill last week
the pipe over the next five weeks.
“We will clean the sewer out
again to minimise any risk. We
also have an officer in town
checking grease traps.”
Signs have been erected by
Mitchell Shire Council warning
the public to avoid contact with
the creek and advising that livestock be kept away.
A spokesperson from the EPA
said no new reports of dead fish
at Kilmore Creek have occurred
since the EPA was first notified of
the incident on April 13.
EPA is assisting Goulburn Valley Water to clean up the dead
fish and is continuing its monitoring of the waterway, which
includes testing samples of water
from the creek. Results are due
back shortly.
Recent rainfall has provided
the system with a significant flush
which has helped improve the
creek’s water quality.
Local drinking supplies have
not been affected. GVW continues
to monitor the waterway.
Signs warning the public to avoid
contact with the creek and advising
animals to be kept away will remain
in place until water quality has returned to normal levels.
EPA encourages members of
the public to report suspected
pollution of the environment to
EPA on 1300 372 842.
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Custodians of the ANZAC spirit
From page 1
THEY sat mounted in silence to
the side of the memorial dedication at Wandong last week – not
part of the ceremony, yet very
much part of it.
They were members of the
100 Year Ride-Back making the
journey home for those who
couldn’t after the Great War 100
years ago.
The riders were retracing
some of the tracks that the
young men from country Victo-
ria took to enlist in the war. Many
left on horseback and headed for
Melbourne and many never came
back.
The silent riders in blue
are coming back on their behalf.
Their path covers distances
similar to those of a daily ride
for the Light Horse.
The trio had left Melbourne
two days earlier, overnighting in
Whittlesea and pausing in Wandong on their way back to Corryong on the upper Murray. One
rider carried a lantern lit by the
eternal flame at the Shrine of Re-
membrance and was flanked by
two bearing Australian flags.
Corryong residents, Heidi and
Mark Walton, along with Bridget
Waters trained for seven months
for the marathon ride which, by
the time they reach home, will
have covered over 500 kilometres.
Ms Waters had family members who served in WW I, while
Mr Walton is a relation of Sir William Glasgow, who was appointed major in the 2nd Light Horse
Regiment and sat with Churchill
and Roosevelt during peace
talks at the end of WWII.
No doubt they were reflecting
on their heritage as they watched
the school children place their
poppies on the new memorial,
themselves making a significant
contribution to the day.
The ceremony finished and
the riders left as quietly as they
had arrived – completing the
first part of their ride by bringing
home the souls of the 31 Wandong lads who did not return.
Wandong’s place of memory
Impressive parade: A crowd of some 500 turned out in perfect Autumn conditions for the unveiling.
By Ian Blyth
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THIS memorial is the product of the local
community and signifies a place where all can
come together.
With those words the Governor of Victoria, His Excellency the Honourable Alex
Chernov, unveiled and dedicated the town’s
new war memorial.
“It is a wonderful monument and one that
the people of Wandong and district can be justifiably proud,” His Excellency said.
The memorial is the latest addition to the
Wandong Memorial Park and sits beside the
iconic black Saturday memorial – which too is
an homage to courage and sacrifice.
The memorial was inspired by the Seymour
Vietnam Veterans Memorial Walk and shares
the same impressive Digiglass display with
imagery on both sides of a single glass sheet.
The crowd of close to 500 people listened as
His Excellency encapsulated the history of the
town’s commitment to the Great War and the
conflicts that followed.
Successive speakers told of the 31 local
lads who did not return and the Lieutenant
from Wandong who became Victoria’s first VC
hero. Lieutenant Leslie Cecil Maygar who was
born in Wandong on May 27 1868 and became
a recipient of the Victoria Cross, for service in
the Second Boer War.
At the completion of the dedication of the
memorial wreaths were laid by his Excellency,
Rob Mitchell, Member for McEwen, Cr Rodney
Parker, Mitchell Shire Mayor, representatives
of the RSL, veterans of World War II and the
Wandong Primary School Captains.
The 325 students from Wandong Primary
School each them placed a poppy at the foot
of the memorial. Proud adults looked on as
the bagpipes sung their mournful tune.
The school was closed for the occasion, but
the kids did not seem to mind – after all it’s
not every day that a Governor comes to town.
The service concluded and around 100
people then moved to the Wandong Public
Hall for the launch of Karen Christensen’s
book, “There Was a Soldier, Who Wandered
Far Away.”
Karen’s work sprung from research of those
who served from Wandong for the memorial.
Karen delved into the history of the local soldiers and of the difficult times for the small
community that was left behind.
Proceeds from the book will enable the
Wandong History Group continue its work.
The memorial committee secured both Federal and State government grants along with
funding from the Wallan Bendigo Community
Bank. The memorial’s inaugural ANZAC Day
service will be held at 1pm on April 25.
Respect: Wandong Primary School captains Ben Drury and Alesha McIntosh lay a wreath
at the newly dedicated memorial.
Unveiling: The Governor of Victoria, His Excellency the Honourable Alex Chernov, delivers
his address at the unveiling of the new memorial.
Farewell: (From left to right): Andrea, Barb, Julie-Ann, Carolyn, Debbie and Lynette enjoying
a farewell night out.
Barbara looks back
on 28 years of caring
BARBARA Parry has seen a
lot of changes in care over the
past 28 years, having started
working for the Broadford
Shire as a carer in the 1980’s.
In the 28 years that she has
been a carer she has been
involved in personal care,
respite and household tasks,
having cared for 205 clients
over the period as well as
having cared for 12 families
with disabled children who
required respite.
into Mitchell Shire, carers
were transferred to Mitchell Community Health. Following this Barb worked
for Australian Home Care
for a while before returning to Mitchell Community
Health, which was eventually changed to Nexus.
Now that she has retired,
she is keen to start travelling and has decided to reignite her passion for painting
once again.
Barb considers her time
as a carer as an enormous
pleasure and tremendous experience to have known her
clients throughout the years.
There have been both sad
and happy times but overall
it was an absolute joy. She
would like to thank all her
clients for the opportunity of
having her in their homes.
When the shires of kilmore, broadford, Pyalong and
Seymour were amalgamated
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Lest We Forget: 1914 - 1918
William Clarence Neill
William was born at Broadford in 1892, the sixth
son of John and Sarah Grace Neill (nee Baker).
The family were pioneers of Sunday Creek,
and William, like his uncle and brothers, was
a member of the citizen’s rifles, spending four
years in the 15th Lighthorse.
He enlisted in the AIF on January 29, 1916,
and was appointed to the 24th Infantry Battalion – 9 to 12 Reinforcements.
William, No. 4742, was single and a farmer.
He was 23 years and seven months old, five
feet 6¾ inches with blue eyes, auburn hair and
a fair complexion.
His next of kin was his father, John Neill of High
Street Broadford. William embarked on April 4,
1916, aboard the HMAT Euripides, along with his
brother Allan and three of his local mates.
During the months of training in England,
William was struck down with a case of measles and was admitted to the Brimstone Bottom Hospital for two weeks.
In early September he was in France at the
transit depot at Etaples and two weeks later
marched out to the front line.
Patrolling in the extreme cold and labouring
in the sodden trenches of the front line took
its toll on many of the men and in late October,
William was sent to hospital after becoming
sick in the field.
He was found to have Goitre and sent back
to England for further tests. By February
1917 it was decided William was unfit for
duty and he embarked aboard HT Ulysses
bound for Australia.
Discharged June 25, 1917, William was
awarded the 1914-15 Star, the British War Medal and the Victory Medal.
After the returning to Australia, William was
employed by the Postal Department and was,
for many years, stationed in various parts of
the State. He married Ruth Eileen Reid in 1919
and the couple had a son, John.
After retiring the family moved back to the
area, living at Tyaak before William’s ill health
prompted their move back to Melbourne.
William died in the Royal Melbourne Hospital on the February 18, 1955, and was interred
at the Springvale Cemetery.
- Contributed by the
Broadford Historical Society
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son of Abraham and Angelia Sophia Neill
(nee White).
Nicolas, like his father, was a saw miller - the family running a saw mill at Strath
Creek before moving to Elsternwick, where
Nicholas was living at the time he enlisted
on March 1, 1918. He was appointed to the
36th Australian heavy Artillery Group.
Nicholas, No 1379 was 28 years and four
months old; he was single and five feet
eight inches tall, with brown hair, brown
eyes and a fresh complexion.
His next of kin was his father Abraham.
He embarked at Sydney on June 5,1918,
aboard RMS Orontes.
In August that same year, Nicholas
marched into the heavy Artillery Training Depot at Devonport, England to begin
training before being deployed to the front.
Unfortunately, ten days later he was
transferred to the 4th Scottish General Hospital in Glasgow with influenza and a week
later it had degenerated into Pneumonia
and he died.
Nicholas was buried at the Western Necropolis, Glasgow with full military honours,
the following description of the funeral was
sent to his grieving parents in Australia:
Burial report regarding funeral, 25/10/1918
The deceased soldier was accorded a
full military funeral, Firing party, Bugler
and Pall-bearers being in attendance. The
coffin was draped with the Union Jack
and surrounded by beautiful wreaths sent
from; Lady Primrose, Mrs Jarvis, hospital
patients and staff. Patients from the hospital followed the remains to the graveside
and the last post was sounded. The grave
will be turfed and an oak cross erected by
the A.I.F. London. Administrative Headquarters A.I.F. London were represented.
Two parcels were sent back to Nicholas’s family, one from the hospital in Scotland which contained two coins, one money belt, two razors, one letter, one holdall,
one mirror in case and £8.14.11, the other
from his Barracks in Tidworth containing
his clothes, pipe, books and wallet.
Nicholas was posthumously awarded
the 1914-15 Star, the British War Medal and
the Victory Medal.
- Contributed by the
Broadford Historical Society
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Letters to the Editor
Rotary – The future is a
mix of youthful enthusiasm
and experience
One of the key principles of Rotary is learning
through professional partnerships, and
recently this was evident at the annual district
conference held in Wangaratta. Members
from the Rotary Club of Southern Mitchell
recently joined over 400 other Rotarians
from neighbouring clubs to hear about the
wonderful service occurring throughout
District 9790. This year’s theme focused on
young people and how Rotary can harness
their enthusiasm to providing improved
service in the future.
Daniel Flynn is CEO of the “Thankyou
Water Group”, a social movement centred on
a business he founded when he was just 19
years. Initially it was to provide clean drinking
water to third world countries but now it also
distributes hygiene products and some food
aid. By taking profits from everyday consumer
products he was able to start funding lifechanging projects, many of which are also
focussed on education.
Daniel’s presentation highlighted his ability
to think outside the conventional model
usually followed in a business set up and in
particular the use of social media to advertise
and rapidly expand the concept. ‘Why not do
it this way ….’ quickly allowed him to think
outside the square.
The products are found at leading
supermarkets throughout Australia.
Ashley
Fletcher
is
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environmentalist who financed her trip
as a member of the 2014 Antarctic Youth
Ambassador project. She was one of 20 people
worldwide and gave a passionate insight into
the need to keep Antarctica protected from
future mineral exploration and development.
Holly Ranson a young Rotary president,
who has been Young Australian Volunteer of
the Year, spoke about the challenges facing
leadership team building today. She was chair
of the 2014 G20 Youth Summit in Australia.
Her presentation highlighted ways that
organisations can recruit new members using
social media and the branding. It is important
to stress what makes Rotary appealing
(answer the question – why do I find Rotary
interesting?) rather than listing the projects
that it supports. Holly’s suggestion for future
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and the new opportunities based around
social media, mixed with the experience and
wisdom of older members.
This conference allowed the Southern
Mitchell Rotary Club members to hear about
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Letters to the Editor
Burning
problems
Cross about
the crossing
EDITOR: There was a
lot of burning off happening recently. I am
opposed to burn-offs.
They increase the
problem next year in
that the carbon content of the soil is increased and more luxuriant growth occurs.
The burn-offs kill
lots of life on and in
the soil and this leads
to an imbalance of nature in that rotting humus gets burnt and future soil is destroyed.
Lightning strikes
are part of the cycle
of nature which we
should live with and
not replicate. Fire
breaks are needed
for protecting houses but that can be
achieved
without
burn offs.
I find it quite odd
that the fire stick
method has become
an honoured management technique. We
have inherited a misconception of its use.
The extreme bushfires like that of 2009
can’t be stopped or
controlled by burnoffs.
Michael Daunt,
Heathcote Junction.
EDITOR: A few days
ago we at Wandong
had a near miss at the
railway
pedestrian
crossing that again
prompts my committee to ask the railway
authority concerned.
When are they going
to make the crossing
safe for pedestrians?
We had a mother
of twin four year old
boys crossing from
Rail St heading for the
shops and skate park.
One of the toddlers
was a little in front of
the mother and the
second one who with
a slightly heavier bike
was having trouble
over the rough path
when a train heading
north came around
the bend. The train
driver could obviously see what was happening and sounded
his horn, the mother
could only yell to the
child in front to stay
there and hope he did
so, as the train continued through the
station
separating
her from that child.
We are most thankful that the child did
as his mother had
said, and stayed
where he was, so no
real harm was done
this time except for
a mother who twenty minutes later was
still in shock and
shaking because of
the near miss.
Our
committee
has asked on several occasions that
something be done
about the crossing.
I am told we have
the only pedestrian
crossing
between
Melbourne and Seymour that does not
have proper controlled gates and
warning system in
place.
Do we have to wait
until someone is
killed before something is done to protect our community?
David Moran.
Wandong,
Heathcote Junction
Community Group
Wonderful
dedication
EDITOR: I cannot let
go past without comment the wonderful
day that the town of
Wandong- Heathcote
Junction experienced
on April 15 for the
dedication of the new
war memorial.
My comments are
directed to the Wandong Primary School,
the whole school attended. The children
then quietly took their
places and sat while
the service was underway, then led by the
captains who respectfully laid the school
wreath and vice captains the whole school
then placed poppies in
tribute to our soldiers.
The grade six children were given the
task of pairing with
the foundation class
children and helping
them to lay their poppies.
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did very diligently
holding the hands of
the little ones as they
guided them through
the field of crosses.
The school leadership group then
attended at the hall
where
my
book,
“There Was a Soldier,
Who Wandered Far
Away was launched.
The children sat
quietly
together
during the speeches
then began to help
the caterers by handing the food around
to all present.
It was a delight to
have them attend and
their assistance on
the day was invaluable. The children
were polite and respectful of the event
and an absolute credit to the school.
Karen Christensen,
Wandong.
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CFA issues advice
on district burn-offs
CFA is urging people to take extreme care
when burning off after responding to a high
volume of out-of-control burn-offs recently.
Firefighters across the state attended more
than 30 burn-offs which had spread out-ofcontrol, or weren’t registered with authorities.
CFA State Duty Officer Craig Brownlie said
rainfall earlier in the year had resulted in a significant amount of vegetation growth.
“We understand residents want to conduct
private burn-offs in areas where fire restrictions have ended, but we ask the community
to follow some basic rules,” he said.
“We’re urging people to do the right thing
by checking conditions and registering their
burn-offs.”
Burning off undergrowth and other vegetation is generally permitted outside of the Fire
Danger Period, however landowners should
register their burn-off with the Emergency Services Telecommunications Authority (ESTA)
by calling 1800 668 511.
“Any calls to Triple Zero about smoke sighted at particular locations are cross-checked
with the burn-off register. When nothing is
listed firefighters are required to attend,” Mr
Brownlie said.
“Calls to unregistered burn-offs take volunteer firefighters away from workplaces, families and potentially genuine emergencies.
“So if you haven’t registered your burn you
can expect fireys arriving at your property
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Landowners can also reduce the risk of
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“If a fire is left unattended in windy conditions it can spread quickly and put neighbouring properties, homes and bushland in danger,” he said.
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People 14+ for the 12 months ending June 2014.
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DEMO HOLDEN BARINA RS
TURBO AUTO
• Grey
(Satin Steel)
19,990
$
DRIVEAWAY
HOLDEN CAPTIVA 5 LT
7 SEATS
• Grey
(Smokey Eye)
• Petrol Auto
24,449
$
DRIVEAWAY
Rego: 1CK2UZ
HOLDEN CRUZE SRI-Z
TURBO
• Red
• Auto
26,439
• Brown
(Sandy Brach)
• Diesel Auto
• Silver
DEMO HOLDEN
COLORADO 4X4 LT CREW CAB
33,990
$
S/N: OXMJAA
DEMO HOLDEN
TRAX LS
$
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HOLDEN CAPTIVA 7 LT
TURBO DIESEL
19,499
• Silver
• Huge Savings
37,953
$
DRIVEAWAY
DRIVEAWAY
S/N: IW6FAA
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DEMO HOLDEN
VF CALAIS
$
• White
• Auto
HOLDEN CRUZE Z
TURBO DIESEL
35,698
$
DRIVEAWAY
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Rego: 1DP5UH
Rego: 1DP5UZ
Nobody beats Beers...
• Silver Diesel
• Auto
• 1000kms plus
to tank country
driving
26,789
$
NEIL BEER HOLDEN SEYMOUR
Phone 5792 2777 – www.neilbeerseymour.com.au
LMCT10895
DRIVEAWAY
S/N: REBHAA
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Paul Zerafa
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Going solar
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POPULAR local solar contractor
Blue Tongue Solar has now helped
power close to 400 homes in country Victoria.
Home owners who have installed Blue Tongue Solar systems
are finding that their power bills
are reducing and they are helping
the environment.
Blue Tongue Solar was founded in
2010 by husband and wife team Warren and Teresa Hall. Blue Tongue
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Wallan and Romsey.
Since then the company has grown
a reputation amongst industry peers
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Warren provides photovoltaic systems Australia wide – producing low
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Components for the solar systems
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His attention to detail through
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even though they have less sunlight
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Blue Tongue Solar can be contacted on 5428 5390 or via email: info@
bluetonguesolar.com.au
Jacinta Greer,
Science Curriculum Manager
LC0124 ©
5784 2551
Warren said that the process of
going solar is well worth it, but not
straightforward.
With paperwork requirements for
electricity retailers, distributors,
state and federal governments, a
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Real Estate
Buying a home? Downsizing? Looking to rent? Retiring?
Looking to invest? Running out of space?
For all your real estate needs
Call us today on 5782 1433
Elders Kilmore, 108-110 Powlett Street, Kilmore.
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PROPERTY
Ruralco Property Kilmore has a proven track record of achieving
excellent sales results in the local residential & rural property markets.
Thinking of Selling?
We use efficient, modern & cost-effective marketing techniques to
ensure you get the best possible result.
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Call Jeanette Laffan or Donna McKenzie
5782 0400 ALL HOURS
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KILMORE - $319,000
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KILMORE - $369,000
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• Tasmanian hardwood flooring
• Large double garage with remote, internal & rear access
• Gas ducted heating and evaporative cooling
• Double garage & immaculate gardens
• Constructed by quality local builders
• 3 car spaces & large covered entertaining area
• 3 bedrooms and spacious living areas
Inspection by Appointment
Phone Jeanette Laffan 0438 452 641
SUGARLOAF CREEK
630 Sugarloaf Creek Road
Peaceful Lifestyle Opportunity
KILMORE - $329,000
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WALLAN - 10 Prospect Place
HIDDEN VALLEY - 15 Toscana Way
To the lucky market, we now present this fantastic property. Four bedrooms, two living areas and
wait for it, the best alfresco ever. This is just wonderful, complete with rear yard access, in a lovely
new estate and situated in a quiet court location in close proximity to the direct rail to Melbourne.
What are you waiting for, inspect to appreciate.
Yes!...approximately 2.8 acres at arguably one of the best addresses around... Hidden Valley! With
four good sized bedrooms, the master with walk in robe and ensuite is strategically placed well
away from the remaining bedrooms and opens not only to the outdoor deck but also abuts a
second dining and lounge area. In addition, the spacious open plan family room with meals area
and kitchen also opens to the large outdoor decking overlooking the beautiful park like valley. With
plenty of space for the kids to run around, this property gives you the best of both worlds. Close to
Hidden Valley's excellent facilities of the golf club and country club yet only minutes from all of
Wallan's amenities including public transport, schools, shops and more. Other features include:
Ducted heating and evaporative cooling, two car garage and much more.
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INSPECT: By appointment
CONTACT: Gail Kendrick 0417 012 041
CONTACT: Arch Montgomery 0435 355 200
WALLAN - 1011 Raglan Street
BROADFORD - 33 First Street
On an allotment of approximately 600m², this brick veneer home takes the stress out
of building and offers modern conveniences and location. With bus stop at the front it
is close to schools, shopping and medical facilities. Offering three bedrooms, floating
floor boards, three split systems, gas ducted heating and a single remote control
garage. Fully fenced with a back yard that, at the moment, is a blank canvas ready for
you to make pretty and functional. This home is ideal for the retiree looking to down
size, an investor wanting a great rent return or a first home buyer who would like to
enter the property market.
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$290,000-$310,000
This perfectly positioned home is demanding your attention! Located in the heart of
beautiful Broadford with easy access to highway, train station, golf course, schools and
shops, you really need to see this first. Three bedrooms, neat lounge area and kitchen
overlooking large yard offers room to grow while providing all the necessities to make it
your own. The garage and bungalow are an added bonus for this price range. Previously
rented for $250 pw it is ideal for the investor or those wanting to quit the rent race and
get into their own home. Get in quick, these ones don't last long.
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CONTACT: Denisse Grech 0419 154 730
SEYMOUR - 26 Anzac Avenue
REEDY CREEK - 13 Doyle Street
An oldie but a goody, 100 years young CIRCA sets the scene for this lovely treasure. Featuring high
ceilings and original fire places this partially renovated home will enchant those who desire and
respect the 'old world' charm. This is no major project, as most of the work has been accomplished
for you. From the moment you enter you will be swept off your feet. The original flooring is
something that needs to be seen to be appreciated. It gives the home its 'WOW' factor. Three
double bedrooms are ready to accommodate the family and open living spaces compliment the
home beautifully. The large kitchen area is open and inviting with ample cupboard space and a
dishwasher. The fully renovated bathroom is . . . well . . . OMG!! (as they say). Who wouldn't want
to soak in the tub after an exhausting day. The 2 car garage is located in the yard with rear access
via lane way. Fantastic location in the 'Lygon
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and all amenities. This one is a winner.
PRICE:
$270,000
Located in the pretty town of Reedy Creek, this gorgeous home situated on approx.
7100m2 offers the lifestyle and peace that many are searching for. Carport, beautiful
outlook and fantastic tenant makes this home appealing for the investor and occupier
alike. Solid timber flooring and high ceilings with rosettes, large family room with
adjoining powder room and four great sized bedrooms! The kitchen and the bathroom
need a bit of TLC, but the end results will be so worth spending a little time and money
on. Verandah to sit on and enjoy the views and watch the pony in the adjoining paddock.
Shedding at the rear, fully fenced and access
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PRICE:
$325,000
now!
Wilson Partners
www.wilsonpartners.com.au
Wallan
7/79 High Street
5783 2233
Kilmore
1/33-35 Sydney Street
5781 1999
Broadford
69 High Street
5784 3555
KILMORE - Lot 2, 32-36 Mill Road
Huge Block to build a Prestigious Executive home in the centre of a Blue-chip estate. OR you could
subdivide (Subject to Council Approval) and get two for the price of one OR build two homes and
rent one OR Sell one. SOOO many options. Beautiful stands of Australian native trees open to
plush pasture at the rear accessed from an unmade road on the Southern boundary plus as well
as a seasonal creek. An absolute gem. Divided into two paddocks, the rear offers a shelter you can
use for a horse or get the kids on their bikes or set up your own footy oval it is huge. Just a walk
down the road to Assumption College or a bicycle ride to your choice of two primary schools. Idyllic
living for the buyer looking to go to the next level. Telephone, Water, Sealed Road.
PRICE:
$285,000-plus
CONTACT: Alan Wilson 0417 577 988
KILMORE - 27 Pauline Way
Located in one of Kilmore's new estates, this home could be yours today. The home
comprises main bedroom with walk-in robe and ensuite, built -in robes to the remaining
bedrooms, main bathroom with separate toilet and laundry. Open plan lounge, kitchen
and dining areas. Other features include stainless steel appliances, dishwasher, ducted
heating and split system as well as solar hot water. A double garage with rear roller door
access and neatly landscaped front garden. The only thing missing is you. Call today for
an inspection.
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KILMORE - 7 Hunts Road
Positioned in one of Kilmore's most sought after locations, on offer is this exciting family
home brimming with potential. Set on approximately 8.8 acres, with stunning views and
functionality and the possibility of future subdivision (STCA). This family home features five
bedrooms, master bedroom has been freshly painted with ceiling fan including a new ensuite
and shower screen, kitchen with walk-in pantry and separate meals area, freshly painted
formal dining and sunken lounge with exposed timber ceilings and open fire place. Add to this
a tennis court, generous undercover entertaining overlooking the rose garden and a powered
garage/workshop (new gates and fences to the side of garage) that will suit the
hobbyist/handyman, with possible conversion to stables (STCA) for the horse enthusiast.
Other amazing inclusions are: Split system
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PRICE:
MUST SELL bathroom, solar hot water system, mains
AUCTION SAT., 30th MAY AT 1.30pm water, colorbond roof, an inviting dam and
more. The possibilities are endless!
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It's everything… everything I want. Where to start? Stables, amazing! Day yards,
amazing! Location, amazing!! On this beautiful 5 acres in the centre of Kilmore only
twenty seconds from Kilmore Trackside is everything everyone wants! A quaint two
bedroom, single bathroom home with kitchen combined breakfast meals area and a
cosy living room. Then comes the stables including eleven bays in total, the east wing
affords workshop combined tack room with six lined bays. The west offers a single
bedroom self-contained unit with toilet/shower, attached to the very well lit and lined five
bays. A large investment in the property has been for quality post and rail fencing,
several day yards, resting paddocks, laneways, access and wind breaks. Only the best
for your most deserving horses. Under
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WALLAN - 2/110 Windham Street
BROADFORD - 43 First Street
2 X YEARS RENTAL BANK GUARANTEE, PAID 12 MONTHS IN ADVANCE
Embracing a low maintenance lifestyle of absolute convenience, this contemporary villa,
with formal entry, light filled living and well sized bedrooms will impress. This unique
secure gated estate offers peace of mind. Ideally located only 300m from Wallan central
allowing a short walk to shops, hotel, senior citizens centre and bus connections to
trains. Quality fittings and thoughtful design make this a brilliant home. Additional
features: remote control entry gate, security system, ducted cooling and heating, direct
garage access. With stone benches,
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is the perfect investment.
PRICE:
$320,000
Yes, this residence needs work, but look at the location! Sitting on a corner block of
around a quarter acre of land the 3 bedroom home is ready for some TLC or re-develop
(STCA). Featuring, ducted heating, some lovely Art Deco touches with ornate cornicing
and broad timber floors, there's a great basis to make a really nice home out of it.
Mature gardens, extensive brick paving, carport and a two car shed at the rear are just
some of the many bonuses that come with this fantastic opportunity. Priced well to sell,
with a quality tenant and a potential return over 5%, this is too good to miss. This close
to Broadford town centre, train station and
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PRICE:
$265,000
consider it - it'll be gone before you know it!
Wilson Partners
www.wilsonpartners.com.au
Wallan
7/79 High Street
5783 2233
Kilmore
1/33-35 Sydney Street
5781 1999
Broadford
69 High Street
5784 3555
Welcome HOME
The area around the Kilmore golf
course is possible one the most peaceful and best locations in town and
rarely does the opportunity arise to
acquire a quality property in this distinctive area.
L J Hooker is offering this beautiful
three bedroom plus study home and it
surely will impress.
It is situated in a quiet court close to
the Kilmore golf course and Kilmore’s
renowned walking trails.
The design provides a variety of living options which include a spacious
formal lounge open plan kitchen with
stone bench tops and a walk in pantry and family living area which then
flows outdoors to the impressive alfresco area.
Other features include stainless steel
appliances, ducted gas heating, evaporative cooling, large double garage with
under house storage, quality fittings
throughout on a 794m2 allotment.
Asking price is $449,000 to 529,000.
Contact Gavin Henderson at L J Hooker
on 0408 359 764 to arrange an inspection.
Welcome HOME
Wonderful in Wallan
stainless steel appliances – it
is truly a chef’s dream.
Asking price is between
$335,000 and $349,000
Inspect to purchase, this is
exceptional value so call us
today on 5781 1999 or 0417
012 041 or email gail@wilsonpartners.com.au
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New on the market this lovely
four bedroom home situated
in a highly sought after Wallan location.
The property is in a great estate and is about three years
young. This family home is
approximately 20 squares
with two living areas and low
maintenance gardens.
The home features four
bedrooms, two bathrooms
and a two car garage. The
living area is light-fill and spacious providing the perfect
haven for the family to relax.
The adjoining kitchen is
spacious and equipped with
BROADFORD - 1430 BROADFORD WANDONG RD
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Gavin Henderson 0408 359 764
LJ Hooker Broadford
broadford.ljhooker.com.au/5NHJS
1629 Broadford-Wandong Rd,
Broadford 3658
BROADFORD - 34 FIRST STREET
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Full of suprises! - What an opportunity to grab a home in this
location. Extremely neat and well looked after, three bedrooms
with semi ensuite to main bedroom. Kitchen has ample storage
with breakfast bar and meals area, lounge has cathedral
ceilings, split system and ceiling fan as well as ducted heating
throughout. Outdoors has entertaining taken care of with large
covered deck looking onto the large level backyard with shed
and endless possibilities. Call for an appointment 0408 359 764.
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Stunning home, Stunning outlook! - Ideally located just 5 minutes
from central Broadford in a park like 1.9acres (approx.) with Sunday
Creek flowing at the rear you will find this lovely family home with
everything you’ll need and more. Offering 4 bedrooms, ensuite
to master, robed bedrooms, large open kitchen, separate family
and lounge rooms, large outdoor entertaining areas overlooking a
beautiful pool and gardens. Further features include ducted heating
and cooling to the home, the 14x9m shed with 4.5m high clearance
(suit trucks/hoist etc) with an adjoining 13mx5.5m building.
BROADFORD - 22 THE PARADE
A Hidden Jewel - In a quiet location, this three bedroom well
maintained home could be your first home or investment. It is light,
bright and full of charm, a great sized allotment with a huge shed for
storage. Split system heat/cooling and main bedroom with robes,
this is fabulously priced and won’t last! Call Gavin Henderson 0408
359 764 to make your inspection.
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LJ Hooker Broadford
broadford.ljhooker.com.au/7UHJS
Broadford 3658
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LJ Hooker Broadford
broadford.ljhooker.com.au/7KHJS
Broadford 3658
Vacant Land
BROADFORD - 4 LAKEVIEW DRIVE
Vacant Land
Lifestyle at Broadford Lakes - When dreams become reality, here
is the block you have been waiting for. Choose your dream home
to sit proudly set upon your 1754m2 lightly treed allotment with all
services available. Take in the magnificent views and enjoy! Contact
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LJ Hooker Broadford
broadford.ljhooker.com.au/80HJS
Broadford 3658
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BROADFORD - 9 PARKLAND PLACE
Elegance and substance - Be wowed by this executive style residence. A
stunning entrance hall that features the floating timber floors throughout
sets the tone for this great family home. The main bedroom is compete
with his/her walk in robes and huge ensuite with spa bath, the living and
meals areas are surrounded by windows which lead to the alfresco dining
area under roofline, allowing ample natural light. Other benefits include the
huge kitchen with 900mm appliances and walk in pantry, refrigerated air
conditioning, gas ducted heating ,alarm system gas boosted solar hot water,
separate home theatre room complete with rear projector, sound system
and huge screen (ideal for movie nights),three double sized bedrooms , plus
study and the oversized 7.2 x6 metre garage with internal access all on a
level manageable block of land close to parkland and children’s playground.
Enjoy living the dream in this attractive home to arrange an inspection
contact Gavin Henderson 0408 359 764
For Sale $479,000
LJ Hooker Broadford
broadford.ljhooker.com.au/7YHJS
1629 Broadford-Wandong Rd, Broadford 3658
Broadford
broadford@ljh.com.au
broadford.ljhooker.com.au
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Welcome HOME
A wonder in
the heart of Willowmavin
A rare opportunity exists to secure this
well established property on 2.44 acres.
The property is nice and close to Kilmore
for shopping schools and services.
It is a home that ticks all the boxes with
four bedrooms, including an ensuite to the
main, a spacious study, fully appointed
kitchen and meals area.
A pure delight is the sunlit formal lounge
and dining and spacious family room – the
perfect place for all to relax.
Externally the property has a 15m x 7m
steel shed with concrete floor, power and
toilet, large entertaining area with spa.
The home boasts extensive established
gardens and beautifully lawned areas.
Price range is $540,000 to $565,000 and
Gerry Vallence at Barry Plant real estate
can be contacted on 0417 113381 if you
would like to take a closer look.
EXCLUSIVE AND PRIVATE SETTING
KILMORE
“Kelsey Park”
20 ACRES - 8.09 ha
Private setting by mature tree lined boundaries. Comfortable generously proportioned double brick
family home 4 B.R.’s (ensuite). Tas Oak kitchen adjoining dining area. Large family/rumpus and office.
Electric slab heating, split system airconditioning, 2 ornamental
700 Springfield Road
gas fires, ducted vac system.
2 car garage. Solar heated salt chlorinated pool and spa.
Auction
Sat 2nd May
Established gardens with sprinkler system. Abundant off roof
at 11.00am - on site
water supply to the home. Separate bore with electric
Melbourne
submersible pump.
(03) 9866 5588
Large dam with electric pump servicing garden and troughs.
0408 576 582
9 paddocks, 5 horse shelters, steel yards with central laneway.
Numerous outbuildings and lock up sheds
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nity safety, Anne-Louise
and prepared fire
access tracks
Lindner, for
said the community
the fire season.
Council figures
has been very
show that res- proactive
idents have been
this year in preparing
This year, Council’s
approach
maintaining their proactive in for the fire season.
to fire prevention
properties for
works includthe fire season
She added the major
this year.
role played ed creating ‘buffer zones’
by the district’s
around
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large-scale land- townships.
a 95 per owners and
cent compliance
farmers.
rate on fire
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township proThe council has
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properties
slashing
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fire on council
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TAC programs
look to youth
Road safety works are complete
SAFETY improvements at the intersection of Northern Highway
and Rutledge Street have been
completed at the busy corner
with both the government and
opposition claiming credit.
The works will greatly improve
the safety of what has been an
intersection known for collisions
and near misses in the past.
VicRoads reports that over the
past five years, there have been
three recorded casualty crashes
at the intersection.
The $440,000 project included
installing a dedicated right turn
light at the traffic lights, extending
the right hand turn lane, as well
as resurfacing the intersection to
improve its skid resistance.
The works commenced on October 20 2014 and were completed April 2 2015.
The completion of the works
has been welcomed by both
Steph Ryan, Member for Euroa
and Jacklyn Symes, Member for
Northern Victoria.
Fortunately the project was
one that missed being axed due
to a change in government. The
positive outcome is that it was
announced by the former Minister for Roads, Terry Mulder and
completed by the current minister, Luke Donnellan.
The initial funding was part of
the former government’s $10.8
million Safer Road Infrastructure
Program (SRIP). The
project
was completed under the similar
sounding Safe System Road Infra-
structure Program (SSRIP).
But then a rose (in this case a
road) by any other name would
look the same complete.
Both projects essentially have
the same objective of improving
driver safety, pedestrian safety and
road maintenance, particularly in
high-risk areas to reduce crashes.
Jacklyn Symes said that the
Northern Highway is the major
route through Kilmore connecting Heathcote, Bendigo, Echuca
and Melbourne’s northern growth
areas,” Ms Symes said.
“Rutledge Street is also one of
the few existing east-west connecting roads in Kilmore that
attracts traffic to the Kilmore
school precinct, hospital and the
fire station.
The works also included a new
asphalt surface across the whole
intersection to improve its durability and provide better waterproofing and new line marking
was also applied to enhance driver’s awareness of the new lanes
and intersection turning points.
Steph Ryan added that while
she was concerned about future
planning for regional roads and
the loss of some funding programs from last year, she was
pleased to see the project go
ahead and see completion under
the present government.
“I am pleased that Jaclyn Symes
supports the project which the
Coalition Government put into
place,” Ms Ryan added.
YOUNG people aged 18-25 years are about
three times more likely to be killed in a car
crash than older more experienced drivers.
The Transport Accident Commission
(TAC)believes that the one way to change
this is to provide relevant driver safety education for schools.
The TAC has developed a range of school
resources which can be taught alongside
the core road safety school program.
The range of secondary school resources are targeted at AusVELS (Victorian Essential Learning Standards) and the VCE
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These secondary resources complement the core material for each subject
and we have tailored a specific program
for each of these subjects:
Many community groups, schools and
the general public are very concerned
about the level of road trauma among
young drivers, and are motivated to address this.
To support community groups and
schools to deliver effective community
and school based road safety for young
people, TAC has arranged for the development of resources to help local program
development and delivery.
In addition, the introduction of Victoria’s
Graduated Licensing System (GLS) has
shown very promising outcomes in terms
of improvements in young driver behaviour.
Probationary drivers have more crashes
than anyone else using the roads, and car
crashes are the number one killer of young
people. The graph above shows that the
first year of driving on a probationary licence is the most dangerous.
TAC research has identified that a learner driver is relatively safer with a supervising driver to help. This is why Victoria
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hour requirement.
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with new P1 drivers who have the highest
risk of crashing than they will ever have
as a driver. The P plater’s crash risk will
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CARPET
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including stainless steel
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Brad Millar
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0419 002 323
FAIRY’S
CAR REMOVALS
Chris Dunne 0417 375 393
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RR2V024©
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Phone: 0422 459 017
Wallan, Kilmore & Surrounding Suburbs
MIke Sweeney
RBP No. DDU-8051
40 years’ experience
0428 582 426
JMH BUILDERS
Registered Master Builder
All Building Works Including;
KMCC1132©
RS81020©
Peter
• Home Makeovers
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• Bathrooms • Kitchens • Decks
• Laundries • Pergolas • Sheds
• Carports • Thatches • Workshops
• Bungalows • Granny Flats
0403 223 335
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Over 30 years experience.
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CARPET CLEANING
Ring Greg on 0411 409 354
Peter Griffiths
RT3L019
CARPENTRY & JOINERY
Renovations & Extentions
0418 301 904
Reg. Master Builder - Bobcat & Tipper Available
Ph: Rob 0407 439 133 or John 0408 513 722
0432 705 814
sales@tnlcs.com.au
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CONCRETE
ABN 93 975 104 719
LCC0001©
ains auto salvage
LMCT 10757
• FREE Car Removals • Wrecking
• New & Used Parts • We Buy All Cars
(STARTER MOTORS, RADIATORS, ALTERNATORS etc..)
Yard: 5799 1585 Mob: 0425 792 560 or 0419 118 265
114 Wimble St, Seymour 3660 - ainsautosalvage@live.com
KILMORE TOWING & TRANSPORT
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rusted, blown, smashed etc. . .
Phone Rod 0412 333 830
RT49002©
RS9D035©
LMCT9877
Towing available for vehicles, containers,
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03 5789 1228
(Wallan)
1.5t Excavator 4.5t Excavator
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www.philmangroup.com.au OH&S and fully insured
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(209 High St, Broadford 5784 3330)
David: 0409 921 304
Angela: 0427 921 304
Firewood and Garden Supply Yard
REC 3028
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Austel license phone points
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• EXCAVATOR • BOBCAT • TRUCK • DOG & FLOAT HIRE • GRADER
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Mitchell Shire
ACER
ELECTRICAL
SERVICES
0411 269 489
KMCC0625©
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DELTEC ELECTRICS
KMCC1140©
Est 1986
Rec 10336
* ALL TYPES OF ELECTRICAL WORK * INDUSTRIAL, RURAL
* DOMESTIC & COMMERCIAL WIRING INSTALLATIONS
* UNDERGROUND WIRING SERVICES
No job too small, if not on time 1st hour FREE
24hrs/7 days - 0418 554 682
James Mowat 0458 780 273
20 years’ local experience
ABN: 67 151 070 272
✦ Dams New or Clean Outs
✦ Horse Arenas
✦ Soil Removal
✦ Bore Holes
✦ Rubbish Removal
✦ Fire Breaks
✦ Excavation & Trenching
✦ Site Cuts
✦ Site Cleans
✦ All Types of Concreting
Email: allworksearthworks@gmail.com
Call Steve on: 0421 100 840
www.allworksearthworks.com.au
Scott Hough 0417 305 192
JAC
KMCC1111©
KMCC1058
10% PENSIONER DISCOUNT
• Post holes for Stumps & Retaining walls
• Retaining walls & Rock landscapes
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& plumbing needs
• 1.8 & 3 Ton Excavators
13 TONNE EXCAVATOR — BOBCAT —
TIPPER — GRADER — LOW LOADER
• All types of electrical work
• Under ground service
location
Call Adam 0490-015-212
Put down the shovel and I’ll
save you the trouble
✭ Driveways
©RT3L012
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✭ Excavations
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✭ Drainage
✭ Dams Cleaned
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• Servicing all areas
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• Free quotes
RT1X017©
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ELECTRICAL
• SERVICING ALL AREAS
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• HOUSEHOLD SECURITY SYSTEMS
• AFTER HOURS SERVICE
• NO JOB TOO SMALL
• House/Shed Sites • Site Cleanups • Foundations
• Driveways • Trenching • Drainage • Landscaping
• Post Hole Auger • Fully Insured
Tight Access Specialists
28 YEARS’
EXPERIENCE
BEST
PRICE
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REC# 22700
5T Excavator & Bobcat
10 M3 Tipper
BOB CAT & BACKHOE
COMBINATION HIRE
GET 2 MACHINES FOR THE PRICE OF ONE!
188 436
DONE SHOVELLING
Mark - 0428 577 826
Email: davesdirtworks@bigpond.com
KMCC1074©
CONCRETING
RSBT010©
RS7S005©
ROB & LEONIE FERRIS
www.prestigesaw.com.au
House and Shed Sites, Horse Arenas,
Driveways, Retaining Walls
✭ 12T
Steve McLay 0417 334 332 Ph/Fax 5783 4477
REC 19947
Fax: 03 5789 1422
Email: prestigesaw@bigpond.com
PHILMAN GROUP
• 10mt Tipper • 4mt Tipper • Post Hole Augers • Levelling
• Rock Breaking • Foundations • Round Yards • Driveways
• Laser Level • Smudge Bar • Fully Insured • Limited Access
• Quarry Products Available • Landscaping
• Power Point’s
on 0428 980 744
• Slashing • Driveway Grading • Clearing • Carting • Spreading
• Trenching • Fencing • Mulching • Spraying • Haymaking
• Total Paddock Renovations • Custom Pastures • Cropping
Call now for an obligation FREE QUOTE
Visit www.waew.com.au for a full list of services
• Rewires/Extensions
Call Andrew
• Road Sawing
• Core Drilling
• Wall &
Wire Sawing
* Specialising in
* Plain &
Exposed Aggregate Coloured
Concrete
* New Timber
Look Concrete
* Stencil & Spray
(decking lookalike)
on Stencil
2-6 different tones * Resurfacing
* Slate Impression
& Resealing
Essmac
Excavat ion
“Reliable, Quality, Service”
• General Light & Power
• Solar System Design
and Installation
• Switchboard
Upgrades/Safety
Switches
61 Minton St Beveridge 3753
Ph: 9745 2208 email:beveridgescoria@bigpond.com
0412 351 038 5784 4170
ALL TYPES OF ELECTRICAL WORK
RSAF002©
“More than 35 years’ experience”
MOB: 0417 007 943
REC 11732 Ph: 03 5783 2375
www.dltelectrical.com
Delivery or Pick Up
ALL WEATHER CLEANFILL
DISPOSAL SITE
RT1G032©
G. FERGUSON CONCRETING
• Domestic & Commercial
Wiring Installations
• Hot Water & Oven Repairs
• Underground Wiring Services
RS9D015©
0407 363 418
Call Graham 0432 152 349
or 5784 1357
KMCC0932©
• Sheds
• Driveways
• Paths
• Pattern
• Retaining
Walls
• Trenching
• Postholes
• Rotary Hoe
✭ Site Clean-ups
KMCC0032©
sladeconcretingptyltd@live.com.au
Backhoe, Excavator, Bobcat, Truck, Grader
Also supply Quarry Products
RS4P004©
BRETT - 0407 485 478
KMCC0830©
0418 542 566
James Searle
0418 143 375
KMCC1060©
Mobile:
Pty Ltd
Quality first, Attention to detail.
RS9D013©
EF
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Registered A-grade Electrical Contractor
CONCRETING
Phone 0432
BROADFORD
RS81009©
- DOMESTIC - COMMERCIAL - INDUSTRIAL
- SAFETY SWITCHES - CEILING FANS
- FREE ESTIMATES - TEST & TAG SERVICE
- SPLIT SYSTEM AIR CONDITIONERS
- UNDERGROUND POWER SPECIALIST
“Over 28 years’ experience”
Call for an obligation free quote
Andrew Reaburn
EXCAVATION & EARTHMOVING
REC 8107
WORKMANSHIP GUARANTEED
CONCRETING,
LANDSCAPING
& DINGO HIRE
A GRADE ELECTRICIAN
★ Driveways & Crossovers ★ Pathways ★ Slabs
& Foundations ★ Shed Floors ★ Specialising in
Slate, Stencil & Pattern Paving ★ 3-tonne
Mini Excavator For Hire (Rubber Tracks)
★ Landscaping also incorporated
For obligation free quote and advice, please
phone Charlie on 0412 330 122.
Phone 5734 3344
ABN - 80727744323
EXCAVATIONS
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Trades Directory
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HARRY THE
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and
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Ph: Ken: 0412 815 239 or Steve 0407 803 497
www.humeturf.com.au
Fully
Insured Quality
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“We support sustainable forestry”
209 High Street, Broadford M: 0448 921 304 P: 03 5784 3330
Welcome to
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Phone Wayne on 0431 361 516
CHARLIE’S HANDYMAN SERVICES
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Phone Dean on 0409 967 354
Email dlbree@bigpond.com
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LAWNS MOWED
WEEDING
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Phone 0438 593 684
RT3L023©
Mob: 0499 000 066 info@northernheating.com.au
50186
LO65075
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RT64003©
RBT003©
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ABN 67539112938
THE FLOORSANDING SPECIALISTS
Professional Floorsanding and Polishing of
new & old Floors, Floorboards, Parquetry, Cork
KMCC0999©
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0417 039 798
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Phone: 0419 501 859
www.timbertechfloors.com.au
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• Tiling • Plastering • Lockups & Fixes
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(builders welcome)
Phone Frank 0410 980 472
KMCC1109©
Phone 0419 891 065 (Mel)
or 0408 349 680
AU27676
Split Systems
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Cooling
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Services
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Appliances
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Maintenance
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GRASS SLASHING
KMCC0450©
KMCC0428©
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RR5V018©
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• Carbon Monoxide Testing
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FIREWOOD
RT49012©
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LIC. 49837
and farm maintenance
Contact Brian
• Split Systems
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Call Phil: 0418 317 405
FIREWOOD
in
all terra fencing
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Mobile 0408 842 669
©KMCC0039
Timbertech Floors
Jason 0418 321 413
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‘City to Country - Creating Perfect Comfort’
• Evaporative Cooling
SAME DAY GLASS AND MIRRORS
Specialising in small jobs & repairs
FLOOR SANDING
• Post and Rail
• Post and Wire
• Chain Mesh
• Sheep & Cattle yards
• Dog Runs
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General Farm Maintenance
104 Powlett St, Kilmore. Ph: 5782 1378
KMCC0044©
• Window Breakages
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KMCC0922©
014 104
RR4P033©
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Conditioning
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L007528
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RSCK002©
Call Wayne 0412 539 508
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0439 893 333
RR8F008©
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FOR ALL YOUR HEATING AND COOLING NEEDS.
EVERGREEN GARDEN & HOME CARE
✤
✤
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HEATING & COOLING
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0438 262 776
DITCHWITCH TRENCHER FOR HIRE
Willira
a cut above the rest
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Call Jeff: 5781 1647 or 0411 457 468
HEATING & COOLING
Tim
Trim
Call Tim 0432 532 475
Free Quotes - Phone Craig
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KMCC0370©
Horse Fencing Specialist
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Quality Work - Free Quote
No job too big or too small
C.H. & J.L. Pedler
Phone Alan 5784 2848
or 0418 578 953
ABN 40 428 268 739
GARDENING
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RT2M037©
RS13007©
Rural Fencing
Contractor
Specialising in Laundry Kitchen, Bathroom Fittings & Tiling
ABN 69 231 161 768
A.B.N
52 635 660 788
BACKHOE &
TIP TRUCK HIRE
✧ 3.5 Ton
✧ Rock Breaker
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( Jeremy: 0421 481 232
Wayne
Scollard
0416 379 200
• Site Cleans • Driveways
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• Competitive Rates
RS5G007©
■
■
■
■
■
KMCC0008©
SCOLLARD EARTHMOVING
1.6T EXCAVATOR
SKIDSTEER 12M3TIPPER
Wayne’s World
Northern Rural Fencing
RR2H024'
Installations:- Electric,
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• Garden Maintenance:Retaining Walls,
Sprinkler Systems,
Lawns.
• Home Maintenance:Windows & Gutters
cleaned, Painting and
Plaster Repairs
RS7S014©
Ring Greg on 0411 409 354
P: Harry 0430 545 665
E: lush.harry@gmail.com
KMCC0410©
RT65001©
Slope Mowing - Using Remote Control Mower
RR52015©
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➩ Post hole digging 450, 350, 300 and 250 augers
• Fence Repairs & New
RT3L010©
Mini Digger ➩ Ditch Witch
Phone 5734 3344
Gas Appliance
Service, Repairs &
Carbon Monoxide Testing
HOME MAINTENANCE
Eagles Compete Property Maintenance
• BUILD CLEANS • END OF TENANCY CLEANING
PAINTING, FARM & HOUSE CLEAN UPS, HANDYMAN,
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• Insured • Police Checked
Daryle 0421 817 368
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©
31
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LAWN MOWING
• Pensioner
Discounts
• Interior/Exterior • Special Effects
• Colour Consulting • Free Quotes
a
Car
KMCC0035©
PLUMBERS
Fully Qualified
clymac
KMCC1028©
No job too big
or too small
- All Interior & Exterior Painting
- Re-paints & Freshen-ups
- Feature Walls - New Paint Work
construction
ROY 0439 577 433 | RAL 0405 955 258
Save thousands of dollars. We’ll show you from start to finish
RT5K027©
Adrian Jackson - Ph: 0419 351 934
Carlton Jackson - Ph: 0407 328 103
Mitchell
Jarrad
0439 840 371
LANDSCAPING
Interior & Exterior Painting
MOWING
Property
Phone Graeme 0428 833 628
Call Steve: 0458 983 902
Need It? Hire It!
RR8H016©
• Kitchens • Kitchen Facelifts
• Vanities • Wardrobes • Laundries
PAINTER HANDYMAN
KMCC0928©
For all
your
Cabinets
RT3E009©
Ph: 0481 336 105 - 0417 559 905
R&DSouthcottPainting
CALL NOW FOR A FREE, NO OBLIGATION QUOTE
New Kitchens
& Bathroom
Renovations
0404 867 470
Servicing Kilmore for 25 years - No job too small
Phone: 0432 181 136
RR51009
Chris Mountney 0417 124 515
- Renovations - Relocatable homes - Ornamental cornices - Patches / Cracks
&
Reasonable Rates - Free Quotes
PARTY HIRE
Maintenance
• After hours
• Gas appliance
emergency response
maintenance and repair
• Excavation
• Maintenance programs
tailored to suit building
• CCTV Camera service drain
clearing detection and location requirements
• Water/sewer/stormwater
• Roofing/re-design/
pump maintenance
repair/replacement
Our services include:
KMCC0188©
PARTY HIRE NEEDS
• 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 …
MOBILE LOCKSMITH - KEYS CUT - HOUSE LOCKS RE-KEYED
NORTH CENTRAL HIRE 36A High Street, Seymour
P: 5792 2922 F: 5792 4220 E: northcentralhire@hotmail.com
0425 865 854
• Leak detection
• Water retention systems
• Tanks and pumps
• Grey water systems
• Plumbing maintenance
• Design and construct
• Energy efficient systems
• Solar hot water systems
PHONE ANTHONY: 0428 818 570
clymacconstruction.com.au
Paragon
Plumbing
Lic. No. 38730
PROMPT
PROFESSIONAL SERVICE
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
PEST CONTROL
RT2T011©
• Landscapes • Stone Work • Decking • Concreting
• Roof Restoration • Kwik Kerb • Synthetic Turf
Clymac plumbing delivers commercial and industrial
plumbing services Victoria & Melbourne wide.
NORTH CENTRAL HIRE
0429 438 362
LOCKSMITHS
Mac Exteriors Outdoor Creations
RSAJ011©
KMCC1075©
for more than “Ask us
just mowing bout Gardeen”
Quality Kitchens at Affordable Prices
Cameron
PLASTERERS
KMCC0134©
• Kitchens • Bathrooms
• Laundries • Furniture
PAINTERS
PLASTERER
RSCK008©
SUNDAY CREEK
CABINETS
Specialising in
Phone 5734 3344
Cory - 0409 525 454
PAINTERS
PLUMBING
RSCL015©
KMCC0420©
working a design to your budget
Phone David 0407 897 770
LANDSCAPING & IRRIGATION
PARKSIDE
LANDSCAPES
AND IRRIGATION
Director: Con Monos
• No job too small
• Wall papering service
• Plaster repairs
• Obligation free quotes
• Colour selection service
• Free advice
• Roof painting
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
Ph. 0417 516 028
jclark@hotmail.com.au
• Free On-site Quotes & Advice
• Termite Specialist • Termite Treatments (Chemical & Non Chemical)
• Pre-construction Treatments • Termite & Pre-purchase Inspections
• Family Owned & Operated • Seniors Discounts
★Blockages a specialty
★Drainage
PROUDLY SERVICING YOUR AREA FOR THE PAST 20 YEARS
24hrs
7 days
Phone (03) 5429 1219
Mobile 0400 606 676
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
Corr Pty
Plastering
Ltd
• New Homes • Extensions
• Renovations • Ornamental Cornice
Ben Corr 0408 531 174
bencorr@bigpond.com
RR8H004©
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©
PLASTERERS
★★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★★
★
★
★★★★★
★
5 Star Painting ★
★ Domestic Painting Professionals ★
Over 25yrs experience
★
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★★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★★
★Septic Tank Installation
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ALL PESTS - ALL SUBURBS
Local call Arron Phone
0409 097 811
© KMCC0560
KMCC0087©
• Automatic & Manual
Irrigation Systems
• Instant Turf
• SyntheticTurf
• Driveways
Lic. No. 30567
Lic: 003876
KMCC0742©
Specialising in . . .
• Dingo Work
• Paving
• Deckings
• Retaining Walls
• Garden Edging
MOB: 0418 177 974
FAX: 5783 2704
A Vision Pest Management Group P/L
~ STEVE ~
Mobile: 0412 629 285 Fax: 5783 2039
parkside@live.com.au
TTermite
T
Technology
★New Homes
★Maintenance
ROD WILSON
RS6U032©
Natural Landscaping
Interior ~ Exterior
Industrial - Domestic
RT58020©
All Aspects of
ACN 093 507 021
RS26014©
NICK: 0429 964 126 - Fax 5781 0649
TRADES & SERVICES
LODGEMENT DEADLINE
3PM THURSDAY
WE ACCEPT
Trades Directory
ROOF TILING
KMCC0627©
PROMPT EXPERT ATTENTION ASSURED
Ph: 5783 1379
Top on Roofing
Pty Ltd
M: 0412 377 587
S
MER
ABN 34 227 384 538
Travis Crawley
7 days a week
ING
LA
• 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
Sean
SHEDS
RS9D020©
All aspects of Plumbing
Commercial, Domestic, Rural, Maintenance
0421 764 072
RR81021©
Repairs — Extensions —
New Roofs — Insurance Work —
Restorations. All work guaranteed.
Ray
Luke
0413 012 262
0402 429 570
“When only the best will do”
Robin
0429 510 576
• Septic
Locating &
Cleaning
• Grease Trap
Cleaning
Lucas Roof Tiling
Licence 39879
* 24 Hour Insurance Work
TREE SERVICES
We specialise in
FNC0212©
BEN GAWLEY PLUMBING
* Dead Wooding
* Pruning * Line Clearing
* Mulching * Shaping
PORTABLE TOILET HIRE AVAILABLE
ROO
F
Specialisng in
* Tree Removals
* Fully Insured * Chipping
Mobile: 0407 881 942
©RS9D019
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
Authority Accredited
Agent No. AA0063 — Permit No. 001257/7
FREE
S
QUOTE
Greendale Plumbing
Small Job Specialist
HOWDEY’S TREE
REMOVALS
Environment Protection
Third generation family business — 25 Years’ Experience
Your local Roof Tiler
Phone Graeme Howden
greendaleplumbing@live.co.uk
SEPTIC TANK AND GREASE
PIT CLEANING
Fully Qualified Roof Tiler
Mob. 0418 330 766
Ph: 0423 583 511
Knight Septics
• Metal and Tiled Roofs painted
• Rebedding & Repointing • Quality Paint
• Flexible Pointing • Insurance work
• New roofs and extensions • Fully Insured
LIC NO. 19305
TREE REMOVAL
KMCC0376©
PLUMBING AND
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
SEPTIC TANK CLEANING
©RT66008
ROB LAIDLAW
Phone 5734 3344
RSCL006©
PLUMBERS
33
Phone: 0404 714 741
SCRAP METAL
PLUMBER, GAS FITTER,
SEPTIC TANKS
F.S.M.
ABN 632 3464 3354 — Rego: 31140
Tim Crump 5784 1838 Mobile 0408 998 051
RECYCLING
RR4T028©
LMCT 10823W
• Pipelines &
SECURITY DOORS
Telephone/Fax: 5782 1483
(John - Vicky) Mobile: 0408 576 415
Same day Measure, Make & Install
New Screens & Specialist — Repair Service, No Fix-No Pay
Phone 9850 9855 www.speedy.com.au
PERCHEAP
SU
REMOVALS
• Shower Screens • Glass Splashbacks • Mirrors
Kilmore Showroom 1300 63 53 66
SOLAR
• Various Units/Sizes available • Packing Supplies & Locks for sale
• Great Location, 24 Hr Access • CCTV Security
• Domestic and Commercial • Affordable Rates
KMCC0708©
PH: 9308 0474 - 0498 199 270
0498 199 281 - 0406 500 540
FREE PACKING | NO BOOKING CHARGE | NO CHARGE FOR STAIRS
2 Maher Street, Kilmore
0429 821 994
Member of Self Storage Association
FURNITURE
REMOVAL
0417 368 468
Good Rates
Covering all areas
KMCC0676©
A D VA N C E D
ROOFING
PTY
LT D
Colourbond Roofing Specialist
Facia & Gutters
Re-Roofing
Residential & Commercial
Mob: 0409 231 559
Solar Power Experts
❏ Tree Removal
QUALIFIED ARBORISTS
❏ Tree Surgery &
Pruning
❏ Consultations &
Reports
❏ Elm Leaf Beetle Control
TILING
❏ Mulch & Firewood Sales
T ILER
Brian 0400 905 968
5783 3170
www.treeservices.com.au / mail@treeservices.com.au
Phone Laurie or Melissa
0422 605 123 or
0414 908 369
Free Quotes!
RT26010©
WALLAN SELF STORAGE
CRAIG THE TILER
(free moving boxes - when available)
Reliable
CONVENIENT CENTRAL RESIDENTIAL LOCATION
Phone 5783 1268
Free Quotes - Full Insurance Cover
Wall & Floor Tiling and Bathroom Renovations
Frank Joyce 0438 100 635
Darren Freeman 0408 314 358
117 White Street, Kilmore,
Vic 3764
ROOFING
STAR TREE SERVICES
RSBB018©
RR7Q005©
✹ FURNITURE ✹ PIANOS ✹ LOCAL ✹ INTERSTATE ✹
KILMORE
Access 7 days a week
Various Sizes, Economical Rates, Insurance
Packing Supplies Available
Blue Tongue
Solar
Phone: 5428 5390
Email: info@bluetonguesolar.com
www.bluetonguesolar.com
Estate All Storage
$AVE $AVE $AVE
RS87022©
www.showers-splashbacks-mirrors.com.au
A: 4A Freeway Dr ive, Wallan
M: 0428 058878
E: info@spar tanselfstor age .net
W: spar tanselfstor age .net
REMOVALIST
New Roofs
MOBILE SERVICE ESTABLISHED 1992
Call Tony
0413 778 863
Regular Pool & Spa Cleaning & Maintenance
Equipment Repair
Supplier of Heaters, Pumps, Filters & Lights
MR.MOVE
SPEEDY SHOWER SCREENS
Best Value... High Quality
SELF STORAGE
White’s Electric Motor Service
TM POOLS
SHOWER SCREENS
KMCC1006©
RSCL016©
Davey, Mono, Lowara, Grundfos, Onga and more.
CBL 24850
SSAA Member
Wall and Floor
0409 979 506 or 5785 1416
✓ Tree Pruning ✓ Tree Removal ✓ Stump Grinding
AUSTRALIAN TREE CLIMBING CHAMPION 2005, 2009 & 2010
Grant Cody
Arborist
0409 014 022
grant@treespec.com.au - www.treespec.com.au
RR3W022©
• Sales & Service •
5782 1927
Security Doors & Fly Screens
Made to fit
Authorised Invisi-gard Stainless Steel Mesh Door Deal
Pool Pumps,Filters & Chemicals, Generators,
Electric Motor Sales & Service
✭ Water PumP ✭ Water tankS
✭ Water teSting ✭ Water
ConditionerS
✭ Bore hole SPeCialiStS
DBU 24764
Industrial Estate, Maher St, Kilmore 3764
RR8H018
White’s for Pumps
Phone 5784 1044
Fax 5784 4034
JOBECK
•25yearsexperience
Melbourne Pumps and Irrigation
Contact Craig Shippick: 0434 694 894
info@melbournepumpsandirrigation.com.au
Garages
Sheds
Carports
Made to order
RS6L003©
irrigationsystems
—
—
—
—
RR9E028©
watertroughs
• Orchard
Rural Sheds & Garages
Phone: 0407 439 133
KMCC1078©
• On site assessment
• Household
pressure pumps
• Bore pumps
•Firefightingpumps
• Filtration &
water treatment
Whittlesea ✔
Kinglake ✔
Wandong ✔
Wallan ✔
• Water tanks
✭ Scrap Metal & More ✭
✭ Free Pick-up & Bins Available ✭
✭ Cars, Trucks etc ✭
©RRCD003
POOLS & PUMPS
RR44015©
Broadford
Classifieds
North Central ReviewPhone 5734 3344
Trades Directory
Directory
Phone 5734 3344
TREE SERVICES
Call 5734 3344 now to book your ad
PUBLIC NOTICES
• Tree Pruning
• Mulch & Firewood
• Full Qualified
• Fully Insured
• Tree Removal
RT19003©
Call Brayden
0407 531 326
www.arborprotreeservices.com.au
“TAE’ KYON”
“Kara’ Te”
MONDAY 7-9PM
KILMORE
PRIMARY SCHOOL
ENQUIRIES:
PETER 0419 500 930
Wandong Junior Football Club
RT2H021©
‘FIGHTING FURY, WE’RE FROM WANDONG TOWN, IN ANY WEATHER YOU’LL SEE US WITH A GRIN’
PLAYERS WANTED
Qualified Arborists
Est: 1990
For under 10’s, under 12’s, under 14’s and under 16’s
Shannan Thomas
Wandong Junior Football Club is a completely junior club,
so all our focus is on making training and sport fun and is
totally dedicated to looking after and caring for our juniors
- your children!
0418 316 156
MARK’S TREES BROADFORD
Our young players and families enjoy:
ABN: 40 971 066 598
Reliable, safe, quality work at an affordable price.
• Friendship and camaraderie with training through the year
• AFL games for players and friends to attend
FULLY INSURED - WILL BEAT ANY REASONABLE WRITTEN QUOTES
0416 245 784 or 5784 1175
• Sportsman’s dinner night, sponsor and family nights
through the year
WATER CARTAGE
• Awards in every games, not only to the best players, but to
the players that improved or tried the hardest
• Every child gets a game every week for at least 3 quarters
• All age groups play on the same day at the same venue on
Sundays
• Specialised coaches are brought in
• One Club Football program where we are developing a
coaching strategy progressing through the age groups
• We have fun !!!
Plus - for the girls! Join our new Netball teams, the games
are on the same day at the same venues every Sunday once
the season commences.
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16,500 and 22,000 litre tankers
Damian Laffan 0438 452 645, 5782 2645
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Kirk and Karen Drusko - Ph: 5429 1377
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Geoff Literski on 0416 275 634
Darlene Gunter, Club Secretary on 0418 312 762
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call Danny
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5pm
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PUBLIC NOTICES
PUBLIC NOTICES
Daytime Adult
Piano Lessons Kilmore
Heather’s Nanny Service
Classical & Contemporary Piano Beginner
to Intermediate Phone: 0410 586 018.
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
PUBLIC NOTICES
Classifieds
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MEETINGS
All families, individuals and particularly
the school children are welcome to attend this most important day in Australia’s history, the 100th year since the
ANZAC landing at Gallipoli.
A B.B.Q. breakfast will be served for
those attending the service at rear of
the Lancefield Mechanics Institute Hall.
Central Ranges Local Learning
& Employment Network Inc.
AL LEARNIN
K
G
Marchers are requested to assemble
in front of the Bakery in High Street
at 8am and the service will begin at
8.30am.
OR
PL
TW
M
E
The Romsey - Lancefield RSL Subbranch wishes to advise that the 2015
Anzac Day Centennial Commemorative Service will be conducted in High
Street, Lancefield on Saturday, April 25.
OC
AND
Saturday, April 25, 2015
L
PUBLIC NOTICES
ANZAC DAY SERVICE
Contact us on 5734 3344
E
OYM E N T N
Annual General Meeting
The Board of Directors of the Central
Ranges Local Learning and Employment
Network Inc. [CRLLEN] advises all members the 2015 Annual General Meeting will
be held at The Golden Reign Room, Kilmore Racing Club, East Street, Kilmore on:
Tuesday, May 19, 10am to 12.30pm. We
invite members to nominate for vacant positions on the Committee of Management.
Nominations close at 5pm, Friday, May 8,
2015. For further details, including vacancies and nomination forms please contact
the CRLLEN Office or visit the website at:
www.centralrangesllen.org.au
RSVP’s are essential by Friday, May 8,
2015. Contact: (03) 5781 1014 or email:
officemanager@centralrangesllen.org.au
‘Get a load of this’
BOOKKEEPING
“Pretty Sally Toppings” crushed rock to
firm up your driveways, concrete bases,
garages, etc.
BOOKKEEPING & ADMINISTRATION SERVICE
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.
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
NETBALL UMPIRE CO-ORDINATOR
WALLAN & DISTRICT NETBALL
ASSOCIATION INC.
W.D.N.A. are seeking an experienced umpire to
commence the role of Umpire Co-ordinator for the
‘2015’ spring season for Wednesday & Thursday
evenings.
This role includes:
• Rostering umpires on a weekly basis
• Identifying and organising training & education
opportunities for umpires
• Submit regular reports to the Netball Committee
& attend Netball Committee meetings
• Explaining & demonstration rules
• Enforcing By-laws
To be successful in this role you will need
possess:
• Excellent knowledge and understanding of the
rules
• Great communication & conflict resolution skills
If you are interested in this role or require further
information please email by Sunday, May 10, 2015
Attention: Supervisor
Email:
diannedickson@msn.com
Umpires also required for
Tuesday Mixed competition
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NEW REDGUM SLEEPERS AVAILABLE.
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Phone Andy 0419 896 935 and 5787 1006
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5783 1773
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LEASE/RENT
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EDUCATION SUPPORT
Phone 5734 3344 or call in to see us at
62-64 Sydney Street, Kilmore VIC 3764
WANTED
Housemaid required
Stablehand / Ground Staff
Experience an advantage
For Thoroughbred
racing stables
Whittlesea area
Phone: Peter 0409 201 807
No sms
Experienced house maid or person with cleaning
experience. Casual position. Must be available
mornings inc. weekends. Phone: 0417 786 695.
BEAUTY THERAPIST
/ HAIRDRESSER
required for a new and exciting Hair
and Beauty Salon within Wallan.
Part time with a view to a Full time position.
Call: 0418 300 508
SITUATION VACANT
Advertising Sales Representative
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 16,000 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.
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. This new position is initially PT with
a view to quickly extend to FT. This is dependent upon success of exceeding your KPI’s.
You: You are known as the Hunter. You have a natural customer focus. You work effectively in a team
environment, however you are self-motivated and driven. You are competitive - you will not stop until
you are the best. Your energy is contagious and you are hungry to succeed both professionally and
personally. You openly demonstrate values of honesty and integrity every day in everything you do.
These values forge a loyalty both to the job and the business naturally resulting in your success.
Main duties and responsibilities:
Presenting print service solutions to businesses with both newspaper advertising and
commercial print requirements.
Exceeding 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.
Disciplined approach to effectively manage pipeline.
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.
Required Skills:
Effective sales skills with ability to contribute to the strategic 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.
Key Selection Criteria:
Minimum 2 years sales experience, with experience in print media highly advantageous.
Proven record in achieving sales targets.
Excellent communication skills - written, verbal and listening.
An understanding of our clients and the local community.
High level of professional integrity.
Familiarity with Zoho CRM system desirable.
Culture of our business: The success of Newspaper House is achieved by effective teamwork across all
departments (from reception through to production and editorial). 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: Base + performance based commission + car allowance + phone + iPad
How to apply: Email your application to gm@newspaperhouse.com.au
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.
COURSES
SEYMOUR & DISTRICT COMMUNITY HOUSE INC.
For Sale, Agistment, Lease/Rent,
Accommodation, Pets/Livestock,
Free to Good Home, Wanted or
Wanted to Buy Advertisements.
SITUATION VACANT
Existing permit for medical centre
Centrally located in a house
Phone: 9715 1108
First Week Full Price
Third Week is FREE!
DWC0120©
Compacts down hard —
Gets rid of slush, mud,
puddles & potholes
Casual contract work for Company’s / Private Businesses
at your office or from home.
Experience in all types of Bookkeeping & Administration
Phone Tenille: 0434 020 790
SITUATION VACANT
(CHC30213)
RTO: Triscott Educational Services
Dates: 1st May - 11th September
(1 full day per week)
Cost: $1350 (Deposit $150 on enrolment)
Payment plan available
Venue: Seymour & District Community House
For more information, please phone 5792 3152
Keepsake Cards
Available for only $5
(additional to advertising cost)
When you place an announcement in the classifieds listed below
❱ Births ❱ Birthdays ❱ Engagements ❱ Marriages
Phone 5734 3344
to place your classifieds
announcement
Classifieds
SPORT
Contact us on 5734 3344
ANNIVERSARIES
DANCING
FOR SALE
LEASE / RENT
CONGRATULATIONS
- Lance and Doris Clark
of Wallan, celebrating
their 50th Wedding Anniversary,
24TH OF APRIL, 2015.
Love and Best Wishes,
Allison and Lesley, Your
Twins. xxx ooo
Childrens
HAY
Rye $10
Lucerne $10-12
Hay Rolls
Mangalore
0429 352 657
BROADFORD - 4 Bedroom House for Residential or Commercial
lease. Large shed.
$320 p/w. 0417 115 357.
DEATH NOTICES
VOGUE School of
Performing Arts
ALLAN, (nee Sheehan)
- Margaret Anastasia
(Madge) passed away
peacefully on
17th of April, 2015.
Loving wife of late John
and a mother of Bernard, Gerard, Lawrence
and Desmond and their
loving families.
Margaret
was
the
youngest daughter of
the late John and Mary
Sheehan, late of Sandmount. Sister of Ted,
Francis, Thomas, Mary,
Gloria, Jack and twin
Bernard (all dec.)
Forever in our hearts.
WALLIS, Gerard 16/04/2015
Taken too young
Peter and Sharon, Tim
and Lucie, Kate and
Aaron, Kimberly and
Joe, Flo, Rup and Dot.
In Loving Memory.
FUNERAL
NOTICES
ALLAN, (nee Sheehan)
- A service to celebrate
the life of the late Mrs
Margaret
Anastasia
(Madge) will be held
at St Patrick’s Catholic
Church Kilmore on
WEDNESDAY 22ND,
APRIL, 2015 at 2PM.
After the service the
cortege will proceed
to The Kilmore Catholic Cemetery. In lieu of
flowers a donation to
The Leukaemia Foundation would be appreciated. Envelopes
will be available at the
church.
SESSIONS FAMILY
FUNERALS
NATHALIA
Ph: 03 5866 2257
AGISTMENT
AGISTMENT WANTED
- for 1 quiet aged mare.
Wallan area.
Ph: 0429 962 657.
Ballet, Tap & Jazz
Tuesday & Thursday
Seniors Citizens Hall
Kilmore
Miss M. 9302 1175
0438 638 397
Firewood
PROFESSIONAL ROOM
FOR RENT - (KILMORE)
Suit Masseur, Reiki or
similar. $120 p/w (neg.)
Phone 0438 587 425.
MARRIAGE
CELEBRANTS
Split river redgum
FOR SALE
$240 per tonne.
Free delivery locally.
Phone
HAY FOR
SALE
Rye. Clover & Rye.
Oat & Clover.
Lucerne Clover Rye.
Delivered to
All Locations
Please Call
0413 034 261
15KVA GENERATOR –
60amp single phase, 4
cylinder diesel. Hardly
used. About 12 months
old. $4,000 ONO. Ph:
0481 386 694
NAGAMBIE
2 Bedroom Unit
in “Kelvin Grove”
Lifestyle Village
for over 55’s.
For enquiries or
appointments
Phone 5794 2229
or 0448 834 465.
GARDEN MULCH
5m3 Truck Load.
Kilmore & Lancefield
$110
Romsey, Wandong,
Wallan & Broadford
$130.
Other areas quoted.
Price Inc. GST and
Delivery.
0417 058 340
SITUATION VACANT
POSITION AVAILABLE
CERT III Arborist / Tree Climber
Tree Tactics is an established Arboricultural business
located in the area of Kilmore, Victoria that provides
full scope professional tree services.
Tree Tactics has a permanent opportunity for an experienced Cert III (ARB) or Level V (ARB) Arborist to
further their career in the Arboricultural Industry.
ARBORIST POSITION DESCRIPTION
• All aspects of Arboriculture
• Tree pruning and Tree removals
• Climbing productively and safely in all areas of
aerial arboriculture
• General operation of plant and equipment
• Liaising with Clients
• General ground crew duties
KEY REQUIREMENTS FOR THIS POSITION:
• Cert III (ARB) or equivalent
• Level V (ARB) or equivalent
• Current Driver’s License
(MR Truck license an advantage but not essential)
• Previous arboricultural experience
(including tree climbing)
• Punctual, organized and good communication skills.
Your work ethic, reliability and positive attitude will see
you successful within our business.
Please email, fax or mail your resumé to:
Email: careers@treetactics.com.au
Fax: 03 57 811 838
TREE TACTICS, PO BOX 498, KILMORE VIC 3764
0409 840 717
CASTLEWELLAN GOLD
CONIFERS - 1 metre tall.
$15ea. Ph: 5783 3311.
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.
LUCERNE HAY - Min.
5 bales. $13 per bale
(Kilmore). Phone: 5782
2599 or 0407 352 012
RAINBOW LORIKEET
- 10 months old. $100.
Ph: 5429 1948
STRAW, Stable/Mulch $7 bale. Delivery available. Ph 0418 582 311
or 5789 1338.
Weddings
Reaffirmation of Vows
Naming Ceremonies
Commitments
5781 1054
0419 579 428
PETS &
LIVESTOCK
All colours
available
• Pets
• Herd Guards
• Breeding Females
• Stud Services
Call Mal:
0414 909 930
Broadford
ANGUS BULLS - Stud
Bulls by “Te Mania Emperor.” Ready to work.
$2,500 inclusive.
Phone 0419 552 831
TURN YOUR TRASH
INTO CASH WITH OUR
DEALS
ON WHEELS
GARAGE SALE
OFFER
Phone 5734 3344 or
call in to see us at
62-64 Sydney Street,
Kilmore.
Seniors
Mitchell Rangers
2011 FORD MONDEO
MC ZETEC TDCI PowerShift - 5 Door Hatch,
4 Cylinders, 2.0 Litre,
Sports Automatic Dual
Clutch, Front Wheel Drive,
Diesel, 6.2 L/100km. Reg.
YYR148. $16,999
NEIL BEER
SEYMOUR
(03) 5792 2777
SITUATION VACANT
FITTER
Opportunity for a full-time Fitter to join our
passionate team. Job includes fitting out and
assembling tankers.
Convair is the leading supplier of steel dry bulk
pneumatic road tankers. If you feel you are the
right person for the job, send your resumé to:
Marcel: marcel@convair.com.au
Convair Engineering
93 Miller Street, Epping, Vic.
www.convair.com.au
2
def
1
derway, the Rangers got off to
a rocky start, despite the brave
heroics and mighty saves of
the goalkeeper Louis. After going into the break 4-0 down the
rangers came back fighting with
a fabulous Free Kick from team
captain Darragh, sending the
ball high into the top corner.
Goals: Ryan Coleman 2
HONDA CR80R – 2004.
$1,650. 0417 530 100 or
5782 2968.
FIRE FIGHTING
TRAILER
$1,500 ONO. X2 1000L
Tanks. Orange Pump.
Fire hose 20 - 30 mts.
Works well and in great
condition.
Contact Andrew 0418
344 181.
On Saturday, the seniors played
Keon Park, the visitors started
well and took the lead midway
through the first half. The seniors struggled to create chances and only managed long range
efforts. The second half was
one way traffic with Rangers
having numerous shots to draw
level. Rangers winning goal was
scored from the penalty spot after Stuart Clothier was brought
down. Our first league win of
the season.
Reserves
Mitchell Rangers
1
4
Two defensive errors led to
two goals early in the first half
before a stunning free kick by
Keon Park to create a three
goal buffer going into half time.
With much to be desired after
a lacking first half the Rangers
rallied to produce an encouraging attempt to get back into the
game. Seeing out the game with
a fine performance the Rangers
conceded again despite this
and went down 4-1 at full-time.
Truganina SC
BRUMBY UTE - 1980.
Unregistered
(RKO872). Running. $1,000.
Ph: 5782 0094
FORD AU SUPERCAB UTE - Factory
Gas, One owner. G.C.
RWC (OLG012) $5,500.
Phone 0457 322 182.
HYUNDAI GETZ 2009. 5 door hatch, 5
speed manual. 148,000
kms. Good condition.
(XJN959) $6,000 ono.
Ph 5792 1696 (Seymour)
VT
COMMODORE
SEDAN - 11 mths reg.
(UHP - 895). Re-built
motor. 3,000km on engine. No RWC. $5,500.
0426 648 547.
Mitchell Rangers
The U10’s hit the pitch for their
first hit out of the season, after
having a disappointing forfeit
from the opposition in round
one. After a good solid start, the
team found themselves down
on the scoreboard at half time
whistle. In true Ranger spirit, the
team never gave up in the second half.
Mitchell Rangers
Epping City
5
def
Mitchell Rangers
1
The Mitchell Rangers under 9
blacks are starting to play as a
team, and were able to string together some amazing passages
of play. The improvement in just
one week was truly mind blowing. Well done Rangers a fantastic
Under 9 Green
3
drew with
Plenty Valley Lions
8
def
2
The Rangers spent periods
of the match in control of the
game but failed to make the
most of the good chances that
were created. Truganina were
much more clinical when they
had the ball and they proved
too much for the Rangers.
3
Goals: Matt Whitfield 3
Another
excellent
performance by the Mitchell Rangers
U/9 Green team. Plenty Valley
pressed hard at the end of the
game. The team couldn’t quite
hold on for victory, but showed
some great skills and teamwork.
Under 8 Black
North City Wolves
2
def by
ROUND 2
Mitchell Rangers
Under 16s
Craigieburn City
Mitchell Rangers
4
1
Goals: Michael Fairweather.
Rangers defence playing in their
new formation showed great
determination and improving
levels of fitness. Michael Fairweather scored in the second
half and this was closely followed by an excellent attempt
and near miss for Nick Kozma.
Under 12s
Essendon
6
def
Mitchell Rangers
4
Goals: Riley 3, Jackson 1.
def
CARAVANS
CARAVAN MILLARD
WEEKENDER - Lightweight 877 kilos. Pop
Top 2003. With rollout
awning, 2 single beds,
electric brakes, large
fridge. Some hail damage but weatherproof.
Clean, hardly used.
(reg. Q45948 3) $9,900.
John 5782 0167
def
Mitchell Rangers
ROUND 2
Thirds
Holden Calais, 2009 185,000km, Auto, Full
Service History, One
Owner, Sunroof, DVD
Player, Tow Bar, All
Leather Interior, Reg.
XBF-050 until June.
Excellent Condition.
$13,000 ono.
Phone 0417 113 175.
North City Wolves
Under 9 Black
Keon Park
Goals: Braiden Lacey.
Mercedes 230E - 1986.
12 months registration
(UTJ-163). 242,740kms.
Sony CD/Radio, Sheepskin covers for front
seats. Garaged. Regularly serviced. Very clean
and rust free car. RWC.
$2,950 ono. Ph: 0408
803 832 or 9716 2026.
Under 10 Black
def by
WANTED
ROUND BALE FEEDER
- Phone 5782 2968 or
0417 347 525.
20 Word limit applies.
ROUND 4
Keon Park
Civil Celebrant
♥
♥
♥
♥
GARAGE SALES
Pay only $35 & your
ad will appear in
our paper for two
weeks You will
receive 8 Brightly
coloured laminated
signs FREE!
YZ 450F - 2006. 50TH
Anniversary model.
Very low kilometres.
$3,200 ONO.
Ph: 0481 386 694.
Chris Rhodes
FIREWOOD BULK LOADS
- Quality, Dry, Riverena
Redgum. Buy in bulk and
save $. From $190 per
tonne. Conditions apply.
Phone 0409 921 304.
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.
DEALS
ON WHEELS
1
Goals: Darragh Kerrigan
It was the U12s first game of
the season. With the game un-
The second game of the season
saw the little Rangers venture
into enemy territory. The Rangers, captained brilliantly by Arthur, put in another very solid
team performance. All in all, a
very pleasing outcome as the
Rangers continue to develop.
Under 8 Green
Mitchell Rangers
8
def
Banyule City
1
Goals: Kian George 2, Aayen Naseer 2, Blake Nash 2.
Mitchell Rangers (Under 8’s
Green Team) played their 2nd
game of the season at home
against Banyule City SC. The
team put together an attacking
focused performance to come
away with an impressive win.
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Wallan & District Community Bank® Branch
51 High Street Wallan
Winner:
R/up:
Winner:
R/up:
NTP:
Winners:
R/up:
NTP:
Winner:
R/up:
FOOTBALL
FOOTBALL
FOOTBALL
FOOTBALL
Kilmore
Goals (B): J. Pound 4, J. Baker 2, M. Bulluss, B.
Littlewood, M. Peduto, S. Duggan, A. Svarc, C.Viani, D.
Caccamo.
Best: Pound, A. Romanyk, R. Smith,Viani, M. Peduto,
S. Duggan.
Sat, April 18.
Diggers Rest 3.2 5.6 10.11 16.14 (110) def
Riddell
3.1 4.4 4.7 4.8 (32)
Goals (DR): L. Smailes 6, B. Tuckey, P. Jackson 2, D.
Smith, B. Kilty, S. Clarke, S. Ruane, J. Campbell, C.
Harvey.
Best: Smailes, Jackson, J. Ryan, J. Williams, Harvey, T.
Gleeson.
Goals (R): B. Stancombe, B. Ruffell, R. Elliott, D.
Sahlberg.
Best: Elliott, P. Mc Namara, R. Lowry, J. Climas, J.Allen,
D. Jurczyluc.
S. Kangaroos 4.2 8.5 9.12 14.17 (101)
Goals (R): T. Galea 2.
Best: B. Smith, H. Travers, M. Sretenovich, J. Egan, J.
Berry, M. Tabone.
Goals (SK): G. Ploog 5, D. Ennis, J. Young 2, M. Kook,
J. House, C. Lever, D. Tate, D. Cottom.
Best: D. Tate , G. Ploog, D. Ennis, M. Kook, C. Lever, J.
Baddeley.
Under 12:
Wandong 8.7 (55) def Rupertswood 2.3
(15)
Goals: J.Taylor 2, N. Duffy 2, S. Duffy , C. Dennehy , B.
Bradley, H. O''Sullivan .
Best: S. Duffy, C. Dennehy, N. Duffy , H. O''Sullivan , B.
Bradley, C. Egan
On a typical windy day at Wallan we were really up against it
all day boys but when it mattered most we stood up & didn't give in.Well done boys good attitude & effort.Thanks once
again to all the parent helpers. James
S. Kolacz
41 pts
M. Hatton
39 pts
M. Russell (10th)
Wednesday, April 15
Par
A-grade
K. Lambert
+2 c/b
J. Coustley
+2
B-grade
N. Wright
+2
B. Cleary
+1
J. Ioannidis (7th)
G.Vine (10th)
Wallan
4.7 14.10 16.15 21.19 (145) def
Kilmore 3.1 5.1 10.3 12.6
(78)
Goals (W): S. Rexhepi 8, J. Barber 5, D. Gillard 3, R.
Frost 2, S. McCleish, C. Meloury, D. Keenan.
Best: Gillard , Keenan, L. Zerella, Barber , Rexhepi.
Goals (K): D. Bedggood 3, A. Milne, H. Woolfe, S.
Harrison 2, M. Traynor, N. Randone, A. Goudge.
Best: Traynor, J. Tilley, B. Tsakmakis, Bedggood, H.
Tirpkos, P. De Sousa.
Ladies
4BBB Stableford
B. Lay/D. Knight 47 pts
M. Bell/D. Cleary 44 pts
H. Clancy (10th)
P. Wanneck (17th)
Thursday, April 16
Stableford
T. Dobson
38 pts
B. Johnson
35 pts
Saturday, April 18
Stroke - Carew Cup Qtr and Semi-finals
A-grade
Winner:
J. Reeves
75-8-67
R/up:
B. Noel
75-7-68
3rd:
S. Kilpatrick
77-7-70
B-grade
Winner:
M. Mullenger
80-13-67
R/up:
I. Gray
82-14-68 c/b
3rd:
M. Stanley
83-15-68 c/b
C-grade
Winner:
B. Kimberley
87-20-67
R/up:
B. Fisher
91-21-70
3rd:
R. Williams
91-20-71
NTP:
A. Gardner (7th)
R. Campbell (12th)
D. Whitfield (17th)
SP:
M. Emmins
D&P:
M. Gowling
Least Putts:
M. Gowling
Best Gross:
J. Reeves/B. Noel (75)
Carew Cup
Qtr finals
N. Ware def T. Murphy 1 up
J. Williamson def R. Hunt 1 up
C. Anderson def M. Buggy 3/2
W. Blake def N. Dando I up
Semi-finals
N. Ware def J. Williamson 3/2
C. Anderson def W. Blake 1 up
Winner:
R/up:
NTP:
Ladies
Stroke
K. Gardner
92-18-74 c/b
B. Gunn
100-26-74
P. Wanneck (17th)
Hidden Valley
Winner:
R/up:
Winner:
R/up:
3rd:
Winner:
R/up:
3rd:
NTP:
Winner:
R/up:
3rd:
Winner:
R/up:
3rd:
NTP:
Winner:
R/up:
NTP:
www.bendigobank.com.au
GOLF
Tuesday, April 14
Stableford — 3rd rnd Max Wallace Cup
Winner:
R/up:
NTP:
Phone 5783 2422
Tuesday, April 14
Ladies Stableford
C. Fasso
34 pts
G. Eddy
33 pts
Wednesday, April 15
Stableford
A-grade
V. Allen
41 pts
J. Dee
36 pts c/b
D. Baker
36 pts
B-grade
P. Fabel
44 pts
T. Alessi
34 pts
L.Villani
33 pts c/b
B. Jansz (18th)
Saturday, April 18
Stableford
A-grade
M. Miglionico 42 pts
B. Kantarovski 38 pts
B. Collins
37 pts c/b
B-grade
G. Foley
37 pts
R. Gillard
36 pts
W. Kolody
35 pts c/b
D. Watt (4th)
Melton Centrals 10.11 (74) def
Rockbank
9.10 (64)
Goals (MC): N. Richardson 3, S.Apineru , R. Hickman
2, T. O’'Brien, K. Wilson, J. Scott.
Best: J. Bamford, Richardson, Scott, P. Corredig, S.
Frederickson, C. Willmott.
Goals (R): J. Sims 3, L. Sobotnicki, L. Calder 2, T.
Senserrick, C. Grech.
Best: C. Senserrick , J. Sims, Sobotnicki, R. Cameron,
T. Mainey, R. Rich.
Woodend/Hesket 3.0 5.1 8.1 8.4 (52) def by
Macedon
4.5 12.8 17.11 19.13 (127)
Goals (WH): R. Sleight, B. Morrison 2, E. Gove, T.
O’'Loughlin, J. Waters, J. Chettle .
Best: H. Govan, C. Rodger, M. Bourke, J. Rodda,
Morrison , T. Laverie.
Goals (M): M. Kenny 5, M. Johnstone , S. Harrison 3,
J. Kernan , S. Kenealy 2, H. Doricic, S. Lynch, J. Cooke,
J. Wright.
Best: T. Henderson, Harrison, J. Mills, Wright, Kenny,
Johnstone.
Rupertswood 2.2 3.3 3.8 7.10 (52) def by
S. Kangaroos 2.2 8.5 13.8 15.10 (100)
Goals (R): N. Agnello, M. Agnello, B. Swallow, D.
Morrice, A. Goodson, L. Brennan, D. Podolczak.
Best: D. Cerini, N. Vadnjal, Podolczak, Swallow, J.
Corso, B. Chambers.
Goals (SK): S. Clarke 4, R. Hatty, P. Kaufmann, A.
Fenton 2, D. Murphy, J. Cheep, J. Baumgartner, K.
Murphy, M. Streiff.
Best: M. Leonard, S. Clarke, M. Sullivan, K. Murphy, D.
Murphy, M. Baird.
Romsey - Bye.
Reserves
Sat, April 11.
Lancefield
3.0 3.1 4.4 5.4 (34) def by
Broadford
2.4 5.8 7.9 10.13 (73)
Goals (L): B. Richey, A. Richardt, N. Malone,T. Collins,
J. Shewan.
Best: D. Trevaskis, Richey, B. Trevaskis, Malone, T.
Gough, T. Page.
Goals (B): M. Ford 3, M. Whiteman, J. Hall 2, J. Heers,
M. Rae, T. Makins.
Best: Makins, M. Boyall, B.Walsh, M. Rae, D. Ferguson,
J. Edwards.
Sat, April 18
Diggers Rest 7.1 12.6 18.9 25.11 (161) def
Riddell
1.0 1.0 3.0 3.1 (19)
Goals (DR): J.Wallace, S. Lardi 5, J. Hearns, R. Hannan,
B.Wilson 3, S. Sims 2, R. Berry,A.Tyquin, D. Furnell, Z.
Fisher.
Best: Wallace, G. Stewart, S. Lardi, J. Elliott, J. Hearns,
S. Egan.
Goals (R): B. Marks, C. Barker, A. Sutherland.
Best:A. Sutherland, A. Lever, C. Hogan, B. Glasson, M.
Dullard, C. Barker.
Wallan
3.2 7.6 14.7 17.9 (111) def
Kilmore
0.0 2.0 3.0 5.2
(32)
Goals (W): S. Standley 3, A. Borell, A. Tomsky, G.
Torney, D. Doolan 2, L. Bird, L. Harrison, A. Potocnik,
M. Wilson, M. McGregor, M. Bell.
Best: L. Harrison, Bird, Bell, Wilson, Doolan, T.
Morrison.
Goals (K): J. Ellis, D. Heather 2, D. Stone.
Best: J. Rask, Heather, R. Belford, J. Dawson, R. Ristic,
B. Loughron.
Melton Centrals 1.1 4.3 7.5 12.5 (77) def
Rockbank
5.1 8.2 9.4 12.4 (76)
Goals (MC): B. Densley, L. Castle, J. Lawry 3, J.
Buttigieg 2, S. O''Neil.
Best: Buttigieg, O''Neil, Lawry, D. Hulett, Densley,
G. Bramley.
Goals (R): C. Best, J. Granvillani, L. Sporle, B. Gatt, S.
Lowe 2, T. Murray, P. Noonan.
Best: J. King, J. Granvillani, T. Murray, P. Noonan, A.
Morse, S. Lord.
Sunday, April 19
Stableford
H. Bultan
36 pts
E. Laferlita
34 pts
E. Laferlita (16th)
P. O’Toole (jackpot)
FOOTBALL
Riddell District Football Netball
League
Seniors — Round 1
Sat, April 11
Lancefield
5.4 8.6 8.7 10.8 (68) def by
Broadford
4.0 10.0 12.2 13.4 (82)
Goals (L): S. Swindells, J. Kent 3, L. Thompson, C.
Barton, C. Strugnell, B. Pitts.
Best: S. Swindells, M. Gillman, B. Pitts, M. Swindells,
Barton , P. Conway.
Woodend/Hesket 3.2 5.3 6.4 6.5 (41) def by
Macedon
0.2 3.2 5.3 9.5 (59)
Goals (WH): N. Matricardi 3, K. Haddad 2, J.
Pennefather.
Best: P. Cleave, N. Matricardi, B.Warner, L. Herriman,
D. Tunn, R. Cerminara.
Goals (M): R. Hickingbotham, L. Gardiner 2, J. Cole,
B. Chapman, O. Ceff, C. Walker, A. Hall.
Best: J. Cole, T. Gaffy, Walker, Gardiner, R. Henry, B.
Chapman.
Rupertswood 0.0
0.0 1.2 2.4 (16) def by
Romsey - Bye.
Under 18.5s
Sat, April 11.
Broadford - Bye.
Sat, Apr 18
Diggers Rest 1.2 3.5 5.6 8.9 (57) def by
Riddell
3.5 3.9 7.10 9.11 (65)
Goals (DR): D. Royal 3, J. Hiam 2, R. Tabone, J.
Whatman, D. Owens.
Best: R. Tabone, C. Goforth, S. Charville, D. Royal, C.
Lawton, C. Wright.
Goals (R): L. Henson 3, D. Livermore, M. Panuccio 2,
C. Barron, J. Rowsell.
Best: A. Lever, N. Mills, Panuccio, M. Dullard, F. Miceli,
J. Hoey.
Wallan
0.0 0.1 1.1 3.2 (20) def by
Kilmore 6.2 9.3 14.7 19.11 (125)
Goals (W): B. Browning 2, R. Cumberland.
Best: J. Inness, H. Taylor, R. Cumberland, J. Nix, R.
Boyd.
Goals (K): D. Humm 5, A. Davies, B. Austin 3, T.
Barton, T. Hart, T. Austin, J. Armstrong, B. Phillips, H.
Phillips, P. Schiavone, J. Atkinson.
Best: H. Phillips, D. Lane, J. Atkinson, B. Phillips, D.
Humm, T. Barton.
Melton Centrals 4.21 8.8 10.14 15.17 (107) def
Rockbank
2.0 3.1 3.3 5.3 (33)
Goals (MC): K. Fisher, M. Ribeiro Calleri, J. Campbell,
A. Grima, J. Snowdon, L. Simpson-Sonia 2, D. Hodges,
J. Ould, B. Kovacic.
Best: J. Ould, K. Fisher, B. Dixon, M. Moana, A.
Hoffman, B. Hilbert.
Goals (R): A. Eastwell, M.Voigt 2, S. Lowe.
Best: Lowe, R. Peck, A. Greenwood, M.Voigt, T.
Greenwood, B. Billing.
Woodend/ Hesket 4.2 6.7 9.9 12.11 (83) def
3.0 3.4 5.6 5.6 (36)
Macedon
Goals (WH): T. Chapman 3, B. Nicholls, J. Owen, C.
Davie 2, J. Bullard , M. Crozier, J. Towers.
Best: Nicholls, Chapman, L. Barton, Towers, C.
Davie, T. Ciardullo.
Goals (M): T. Dunphy 2, J. O’'Malley, O. Munro, I.
Fitrolakis.
Best: C. Manniche, Z.Watkins, I. Fitrolakis, J. Larsen, R.
Fischer, Z. Smedley.
Rupertswood 6.1012.12 18.17 26.21(177) def
0.0 0.1 0.1 0.1 (1)
S. Kangaroos
Goals (R): N. Hogan 9, B. Revell 4, L. Kukuljan 3, C.
McRorie, C. Goddard-Callins, D. Castle 2, X. Quinn,
B. Gipp, H. Galea, J. Baillie.
Best: N. Hogan, X. Quinn, L. Kukuljan, C. McRorie, D.
Castle , P. Scanlon.
Best (SK): B. Watts, M. Baumgartner, J. Kanellos, H.
Waugh, K. Urbaniak, L. Kaye.
Romsey - Bye
Kilmore Junior Football Netball
Club
U12 Turner Seniors
Rupert 10.9 (69) def Kilmore 2.1 (13)
Goals: J. Barry, and G. Stinton.
Best: D. Harris, J. Hanel, D. Middleton, E. Fitzpatrick,
and J. Barry.
Comment: Great effort boys. Not far off a very good team.
Got to keep working hard at training. More improvement and
we won’t be far off some victories.
U12 Turner Reserves
Kilmore: 1.2 (8) def by Rupertswood: 2.5 (17)
Goals: P. McDonald, and M. Cleary.
Best: W. O’Dwyer-Richards, T. Cook, M. Lacorcia, R.
Philipee, R. Eyre, and L. Chesher.
Comments: A great start to the season with a win over
Rupertswood in old style footy conditions – wet, windy and
muddy. A few things to work on but overall a great team
effort from all. Looking forward to next week’s game. Thank
you to the parent helpers for the day, it was much appreciated.
U14 Turner Seniors
Rupertswood: 11.11 (77) def Kilmore: 2.3 (15)
Goals: J. Hall, and J. Briffa.
Best: J. Hall, R. McLaughlin, K. Richardson, C.
Partridge, C. Ballard, C. Graham.
Comments: Tough day against very good opposition but the
team fought it out to the end. Plenty of opportunities for us
to work on. Go Blues.
U14 Turner Reserves
Rupertswood: 9.6 (60) def Kilmore: 1.3 (9)
Goals L. Robbins.
Best: D. Bourne, J. Caminiti, J. Hall, A. Hart, B. Cook, J.
Brown.
U16 Turner
Kilmore: 12.9 (81) def Rupertswood: 9.7 (61)
Goals: B. Kemp, L. Middleton, R. Collier, C. TreanorMcQueen, N. Zaharakis, L. Sevior, J. White, C. May, S.
Skidmore, and B. Taylor-Egan.
Best: C. May, S. Skidmore, L. Sevior, C. Tate, B. Kemp,
and D. Pretty.
Comment: great start to the year boys. Playing a great game
of team football and working for each other. Go Blues.
Wandong Junior Football Netball
Club
Under 10:
Wandong v Rupertswood
Comments: What a great start to the season for our 10’s, a
very disciplined team who all worked hard and all tried their
best, a good sign of a exiting season ahead-well done.
Comments: The Warriors had a brilliant start to the season
with a great win over Rupertswood at home, the whole team
played well in the cold and wet conditions with great sportsmanship and skill. Great effort and well done to all the
Warriors.
Under 14:
Wandong 11.3 (69) def Rupertswood 2.2 (14)
Goals: M. Spiteri 3, B. Alder , C. Gillard , C. Dennehy
2, D. Walsh , D. McPhail.
Best : M. Spiteri , B. Alder , C. Gillard , D. Walsh , C.
Dennehy , J. Keep.
Comments: After a sluggish first half in wet and cold conditions, the team, led by the leadership group stood up when it
counted and ran out the game for a round one win
Under 16:
Wandong 24.20 (164) def Rupertswood 3.2 (20)
Goals: N. Woods 6, R. Greenhalgh 4, B. Reynolds 3,
N. Cook , A. Bennett ,T. Cook , M. Hopkins-Talty , K.
Britton 2, L. Stuart.
Best: R. Greenhalgh , N. Woods , B. Reynolds , K.
Britton , M. Hopkins-Talty , F. Dicker.
Comments:A great start to the season boys.Welcome to our
new comers Nathan Woods and Brad Reynolds who were
both stand outs in today’s game. Well done to Rohan
Greenhalgh and Mathew Cox who both reached their milestone of 100 games today. The boys ran through the banner
fired up with a fast start to the game. Kyle Britton blitzing the
centre to set up a few quick goals. Overall, a super effort from
all the boys today. Keep up the great work!
Milestones: Congratulations to the following: 50 games:
Dylan Literski-U12, 100 games: Matthew Cocks-U16, Rohan
Greenhalgh-U16.
Broadford Junior Football Netball
Club
Round 1 — Under 12s
Broadford - BYE
Under 14s
Broadford 10.8 (68) def Yea 3.4 (22)
Goals: C. Chick 3, R. Mason 3, J.Tullock 2,W. Eager 2.
Best:W. Eager, B. Rigoni, A. Ball, R. Mason, L. Quilty, A.
Kubale, C. Chick, R. Guinelly.
Comments: A wintery day for round 1 football as we hosted
Yea at Puckarook. Kicking into a strong breeze in first quarter efforts were encouraging and scoreboard ascendency followed. Roo’s ability to score being the difference between the
two teams as both sides attacked the ball hard.
Under 16s
Broadford 11.14 (80) def Euroa 5.7 (37)
Goals: J. Battiston 3, K. Hopkins 3, B. Bennetts , W.
Buka , B. Fleming , M. Hastilow , A. Wilson.
Best: H. Zanko, P. Coppinger, K. Hopkins, J. Battiston,
A. Norris, L. Garrett, R. Carman, B. Bennetts.
Comments: A very fast flowing game our boys took their
chances and hit the score board early. With 25 scoring shots
to 12 we could have been further in front at the game end,
but Euroa kept coming and credit to us we lifted when the
pressure was on. Congratulations to Angus Norris on 50
great games of footy.
Wallan Junior Football Club
Round 1
Under 9
Wallan White v Whittlesea Blue
Wallan White headed to Whittlesea this week. I couldn't be
any prouder of my team. The first half was an awesome display of football led by our captain Kade Hoskins.We dropped
the intensity in the 3rd qtr, but turned that around in the last.
We were always the first to the ball. A great team effort, and
I look forward to our game next week.Thanks to the parent
helpers. Sam
Wallan Black v Whittlesea Gold
What a difference a week makes the boys put together 4
Qtrs of excellent football lead by Lachlan King. Great team
work fantastic ball movement everything they did worked
well.Very proud of the team.Thanks to all parent helpers Go
Wallan Black. Darryl
Under 10
Wallan v Yarrambat
In miserable conditions the boys never gave up and did all
that was asked of them which led to a positive result. Captain
for the day was Jett Kennedy. Thanks to all the parents who
helped out. Tedd
Under 11- Div 2
Wallan 0.2-2 lost to Mernda 2.7-19
Another really great effort by the boys in difficult conditions,
did the club and jumper proud to fight it out to the end
against another good side. Unfortunately the boys didn't get
the rewards for their efforts in the last qtr. Keep working and
learning boys and the rewards and wins will come.Thanks to
all the parent helpers who also stood out in the rain and hail.
Steve
Under 12- Div 2
Wallan 3.1-19 lost to Mernda 3.6-24
A great team effort in poor conditions against good opposition, our players battled hard for 4 qtrs, and showed what
they are capable of playing in this division. Well led today by
Callum Birch and Riley Green.
Thanks to all the parent helpers. Adam
Under 13- Div1
Wallan 2.5-17 lost to West Preston 12.9-81
Goals: C. Ryan, B. Gilchrist.
Best: R. Nicholas, L. Taylor, L. Tweedie, J. Sullivan, T.
Wright, T. Phillips.
The scoreboard really didn’t reflect the effort that was put in
by the boys on the weekend. Up against a much taller and
stronger opposition the boys stuck side by side and threw
everything they had at their opponents. We laid 40 tackles
throughout the day which was outstanding and the way the
boys put their heads over the footy for 4 quarters was a
credit to them. I think we’ve turned the corner after this
game as I’m sure it’s brought the team closer together.Thanks
to all the parent helpers and the under 12 boys Callum and
Alex for helping us out again. Gilly
Bye
Under 14 - Div 3
Under 15 - Div1
Wallan 5.13-43 def Research 6.5-41
Goals: R. Johnson, B. Dickson, J. Cumberland, P.
Mahoney, B. Furber.
Best: B. Dickson, B. Galea, W. Hart, C. Read, J.
Kennedy.
Under 15 Girls
Wallan 4.5-29 def Diamond Creek Red 1.2-8
Goals: N. Christall 2, A. Adams, K. Reid.
Best: B. Baird, H. Imbriano, C. Sango, T. McKernan, A.
Adams.
Another fantastic effort girls winning 2 games in a row playing a much harder opposition this week in very wet conditions. Right from the 1st bounce you gave it your all, your
tackling was fierce once again, it's great to see the hard work
that you put into training is being implemented on game day.
It's amazing how far you girls have come considering it’s your
1st season playing together, the bond you have as a team is
amazing. Thank you to all parent helpers. Dean
Under 16 - Div1
Wallan 9.5-59 def Yarrambat 4.7-31
Goals: N/A
Best: L. Birch, D. Birt, J. Gatt, D. Gray, J. Pollifrone, C.
Hendriks.
A great four quarters of hard footy in harsh conditions, great
team effort!
Under 17 - Div2
Wallan 10.18-78 def Hurstbridge 2.2-14
Goals: T. Knight 3, J. Naylor 2, C. Nickson, C.
Browning, J. Watson, J. Pollifrone, B. Scott.
Best: R. Skinner, C. Browning, J. Neilson, W. Direen, J.
Watson, C. Nickson.
Due to us losing Macca and Flats on Wednesday night training and with a couple of others unavailable we had to top up
with a number of U/16's players giving us 19 for the day. The
17's were much appreciative of the boys playing today. We
kicked with the wind and had a handy lead at the 1/4 time
break, however it was the efforts in the 2nd quarter that help
us set our day. Last half we continued to move the ball forward any way we could and was rewarded for their efforts
with a 10 goal win. With numbers improving at training and
the belief in what we are trying to do we will see results as
the season continues. Thanks to all parents and others who
helped us out today it's much appreciated from myself and
the players. Russell
NETBALL
Wallan District Netball
Association
Round 8
Tuesday mixed
Patties def Aye Candy 14 - 11
Soooo Riped def Black Gems 25 - 22
Flamez def Navy Ninjas 38 - 16
Dilligaf def Mixed Nuts 25 - 17
Bye – Better late than Never
Wednesday
Stick It def Just 4 Fun 36 - 16
Slick Chicks def Amaze 24 - 20
No limits def Sapphires 47 - 6
Dream Team def Diamantes 30 - 16
Thursday — Section 1
Blue Illusions def black Widdows 30 - 16
Black in Black def Gang Green 41 - 7
Wild Cats Forfiet to Hanuka Matata 23 - 20
Wallan Magpies def Kiss my Pass 27 - 15
Section 2
Black Magic def Wallan wallabies 17 - 3
TGIT def Rare Gems 30 - 6
Heat def Comebacks 17 - 16
Bye - McChamps
Riddell District Netball
Competition
Round 1 — Sat., Apr 11
A-grade
Lancefield - Bye
Sat, Apr 18
Wallan def Kilmore 55-16.
Melton Centrals def Rockbank 60-20.
Woodend/Hesket def by Macedon 15-76.
Diggers Rest def by Riddell 40-58.
Rupertswood def S. Kangaroos 82-14.
Romsey - Bye
B-grade
Sat, Apr 11
Lancefield def Broadford 36-31.
Sat, Apr 18
Woodend/Hesket def by macedon 29-39.
Romsey - Bye
C-grade
Sat, Apr 11
Lancefield def by Broadford 18-26.
Sat, Apr 18
Romsey - Bye.
Under 19
Sat, Apr 11
Lancefield def Broadford 41-11.
Sat, Apr 18
Wallan def by Kilmore 8-28.
Romsey - Bye.
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Women’s b’ball
THE Seymour Basketball Association is introducing an open age women’s competition to
its stable commencing Tuesday, April 21, at
Seymour Basketball Stadium.
To run through all school terms for 2015,
the open age competition invites female basketballers to get back into the game or for
new players to give it a try. It starts at 7.50pm
on Tuesday nights and costs $6 per game
with uniform singlets provided to players for
the season.
Seymour Basketball Association is hopeful
the competition will grow and become a regular fixture in the wider community which will
then in turn provide the Lady Blasters with an
additional talent pool for recruitment.
Open age competitive sport has enormous
benefits which includes helping adults meet
their recommended 30 minutes of activity per
day and giving participants an opportunity to
meet new people and also develop individual
and team skills.
As well as providing a much needed stress
relief from the usual routine of the work week,
players learn to improve their athletic skills
and also have a laugh and encourage their
team mates. Playing a team sport, no matter
how good or bad the team is, is a ton of fun
and this fuels great self-esteem and pumps
good energy into our lives.
For further information or to register your
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Short Passes
by “Rover”
Dedication
TONY Ottobre was an ACK student from 196871. He came to college from Reservoir and was
part of the 330 strong boarding group in those,
by today’s standards, fairly spartan times.
He enjoyed those years and though recalling he was “not an academic” there was
plenty to like about the rough and tumble of
boarding school life.
Tony is but one of many who may not have
excelled in the classrooms of his time – but by
initiation and hard work has prospered down
the years.
He came with his wife Lynn recently to have
a nostalgic look around the college (which he
barely recognised) and Kilmore township. For
a couple of seasons in the eighties, he played
B-Grade for Kilmore Cricket Club and enjoyed
it very much.
Lynn was 15 when Tony decided she
was the “one”. From Bundoora, she is an
impressive lady.
The couple have two children, a son
Michael who is a personal trainer in South
Yarra and a daughter Jenni, who was married
at Easter time. “The happiest day of our lives”
said the proud parents.
For it is a miracle Jenni has survived for her
dad to be able to walk her down the aisle.
Four years ago, Jenni was diagnosed with
GBM, one of the worst types of brain tumour.
Survival chances are very low. The parents
tried everything in their quest for their daughter’s survival. Tony spent countless hours on
the internet researching options and these
studies led to lengthy trips to Germany and
the USA for intensive treatment. After many
dark periods, there was finally a breakthrough late in 2014 against all the odds.
HHH
From humble beginnings in “Australian
designed Excellence in Lighting” Tony has
built up a fine business. He is Managing
Director of LED Technologies P/L at his
Bundoora based factory.
He is a compassionate and really good boss
who treats his employees well. He is grateful he
has been blessed with the financial resources
to dedicate much time and money to “save” his
daughter. And he acknowledges his wife Lynn’s
tremendous support across a four year intensive “labour of love.”
Tony and Lynn at ACK.
HHH
Richie’s visit
Richie Benaud, a true legend of cricket led
the Aussies on their successful Ashes Tour to
England in 1961 and he was largely the key to
a sensational final day win at Old Trafford in
what was one of the greatest tests of all time.
Late in ’61, after the team returned to Australia, Benaud and the brilliant left hand bat
Neil Harvey visited Assumption and spoke
to the college cricketers for about an hour. A
couple of “old boys” of the time reminded me
of this in the wake of Benaud’s passing.
FROM THE BOUNDARY
by “Rover”
Brothers: eight brothers from the Handcock family of Myrrhee, near Wangaratta,
went to the Great War. Jack (top row, centre) was killed on Gallipoli. Frank (top row,
right) lost a leg at Broodseinde. Charles (bottom row, second from right) died from
pneumonia a day before the war ended.
The Spirit of ANZAC
ALONGWITH countless others from all
areas of life, very many footballers and
cricketers paid the supreme sacrifice in
the two “Great Wars.”
Among remarkable stories that have survived down the years is the true one of the
Aussie cricketer, a brilliant outfielder who,
in the conflict of 1914-18 spent hours on end
catching enemy grenades and hurling them
back to explode whence they had come from.
HHH
As the historic centenary of ANZAC
approaches this column quotes from a
celebrated speech given at last year’s dawn
service at the shrine in Melbourne.
The speaker was Neville Clark (AM) a former hugely admired headmaster of mentone
Grammar. Neville, winner of the Victoria
Cross in Vietnam, was a great host of ACK
students whenever they visited Mentone for
summer and winter sports.
Lest we Forget
“We come to this sacred place, not to glorify;
certainly not to celebrate (the modern cult of
celebrity would have been unrecognisable at
ANZAC: as CJ Dennis’s Ginger Mick knew, “It’s
crook to tell / A tale that marks for praise a
single one”) If we are true to the purpose for
which the shrine was built, however, we come
to commemorate. The Australian and New
Zealand Army Corps gave to two new nations
a new spirit which neither of them could have
imagined before.
“Australians and New Zealanders knew they
had to fight in 1914 because they knew the cost
to themselves if the British Empire should go
down – they’d go down with it. Australian’s
and New Zealanders have not fought in wars
to gain anything; Australian’s and New Zealanders have fought in wars not to lose something – freedom. To protect their new nationhood – and their freedom – the ANZAC went to
war with a spirit of determination which has
marked their successors ever since.
“The determination, for instance, of the tragic, successive waves of the Light Horse in the
charge at the Nek in order to give the equally
heroic New Zealanders the best chance of seizing Chanuk bair, tactical key to the Gallipoli
Peninsula.
“The determination shown at Passchendaele
by the machine gun section commander who
wrote down his orders for his section, all of
whom had – like him- volunteered to man a
potentially fatal outpost. His orders?
1.This position will be held and the section
remain here until relieved.
Fresh from the frontline: troops from the 5th Division, playing football in
mid-September , 1918.
2.The enemy must not be allowed to interfere
with this programme.
3.If the section cannot remain here alive, it will
remain here dead, but in any case it will remain here.
4.Should all the guns be blown out, the section
will use Mills grenades and other novelties.
5.Finally, the position, as stated, will be held.
“The section did indeed remain until relieved,
fully 18 days later, and these orders became so
famous along the Western Front that for many
years they were promulgated in British Army
orders and, in 1940 at Dunkirk, were hailed in
the press “as the spirit that won the last war.”
And the author, and section commander? A
Tasmanian clergyman.
“The determination fo the bomber command
aircrews to fly straight and level through the
death zone to give themselves the best chance
of hitting their targets in the Ruhr Valley.
“The determination of the captain and crew
of the HMAS Yarra to protect a three-ship convoy by steering their own diminutive craft directly into the path of the Japanese heavy cruiser squadron.
“The determination of the walking wounded
from Kokoda not to clog up the “fuzz-wuzzy”
stretcher line but to keep moving themselves, if
necessary by crawling on their knees.
“The determination of the POWs that no
Australian should die alone on the Railway
of Death.
“The determination of the nursing sisters
to maintain their honour and show no fear to
their captors after the Banka Island massacre.
“The determination of the exhausted division in the pivotal coastal sector at Alamein to
bring upon themselves if necessary the whole
weight of the Afrika Korps counter attack to enable abreak out further inland.
“The determination to mount the slopes of
Maryang San, to advance through the rubber
trees of Long Tan, or to search through the green
valleys and up the desert crags of Afghanistan.
“The determination to keep the home fires
burning until the boys came home.
“This spirit of determination has led inevitably to sacrifice, not just the fact of sacrifice
which, between 1914-1918 for instance, resulted in irreparable loss for two young nations,
but also a spirit of sacrifice, a team spirit if
you will, through which many lives were saved
by selfless acts of courage, for the sake of comrades in arms, and ultimately for freedom.
“Greater love hath no man than this, that a
man lay down his life for his friends.”
39
SPORT
Three on the trot for Zebrinz Muller tops
by ‘Pegs’
ROMSEY based Leon Corstens and his son Troy
made it three wins in
succession with Zebrinz
($11) at Caulfield on Saturday.
Ridden by Chris Parnham, the four-year-old
gelded son of Sebring and
Tycoon Milly blitzed a
smart field in impressively winning the $250,000
Gallagher Bassett Vobis
Gold Mile (1600m).
Zebrinz defeated Varboss ($8.50) by 2-1/4
lengths with Belorum
($19) third.
The gelding has now
won four races with two
minor placings from his
15 starts. With his VOBIS bonuses he has now
amassed $228,385 in
prizemoney.
stableford
Three on the trot: Zebrinz (Chris Parnham) clearly defeats Varbos (Luke Nolen) at Caulfield on Saturday.
Pictures courtesy SLICKPIX (9354 5754).
Photo:
DAVE Muller won Romsey Golf Club’s stableford event on Saturday.
A strong field took to the course on a a
warm, sunny afternoon with virtually no
wind however the recent rains, consistent
dews and the re-cycled water saw the fairways softening and greening quite consistently, thus was much decreased run and
balls did pick up mud.
The autumn scarifying, fertilising and
seeding of the greens is almost finished
but all players had to deal with greens of
inconsistent speed and they had to accept
that some putts would make a sudden deviation on their way to the hole.
The
softer greens allowed the low markers to
aim directly at the flag knowing their balls
would hold and greatly decreasing the distance of their putts.
There was a wonderful atmosphere in
the rooms after the round as everyone
caught up with people they may not have
seen for many months.
Muller carded 40 points from Les Gaunt
39, Scott Williams 38, Michael Mccarten 37
and Bruce Robb 36.
Lyn Robison led in the ladies with 40.
Bob McLennan and Rob Rea were nearest the pin.
LGC stableford
winners
A great ride: Connections of Zebrinz with the gelding after the trophy presentation.
A Maloney and S. Stevens won Lancefield
Golf Club’s multiple stableford event on
Saturday.
The duo carded 80 points to take the win.
Florence Meyer topped the second round
of the ladies Silver Spoon stroke event last
Wednesday with 99-23-76, from Jenni Venell
104-27-77 and Tina Baker 113-34-79.
R. Mau won the men’s stroke event last
Tuesday with 90-17-73.
Redbacks ready to ‘rock and roll’
by Catherine Mogridge
IT is not an easy task preparing to
defend a premiership and championship season in football. Just ask
Romsey’s Dean Helmers.
However, despite some prominent losses and the high level scrutiny all reigning premiers endure at
the start of a new season, Helmers
is confident the boys are ready to
“rock and roll.”
“People will definitely see a completely different looking side in
2015. It won’t be that stronger, big
bodied unit we were but a sleeker,
faster group,” Helmers said.
“As a coaching group we aren’t expecting miracles. We know we have
had some big losses and every player is so important in the effort to win
a premiership.
“We know once we can get the
side playing the best running and
fast style of football that will suit
these boys and give the side time
to gel we will be right up there. We
don’t want to worry about games
we may drop in this process when
we know it won’t take long to hit
our stride.”
The Redbacks have lost key
names in Matt Davison, Shaun Austin, Travis Mills, Ash McNaughton,
Anthony Trigg and Angus Storey, all
key elements of the undefeated powerhouse of 2014.
“Yep these losses are tough but I
am very confident in the potential
of the group we have now. It’s will
mean a different set-up, a different
game plan that will take time to
implement as it is very difficult
to work on this when you haven’t
finalised your list, but now we have
done that as of last week, we can
get to work on preparing these
boys to play no-nonsense footy,”
Helmers said.
“We may have had some losses
but look at who we still have with
the likes of Ben Way, Phil Lobb,
Mitch Farmer, Brad Mitchell and
Chris Petroro still on board and
the inclusions of Chris Burkett, Joe
Said and Zach Said who I consider
will probably be the best player in
the competition.
“There is a lot of upside to this list
and while everyone is talking about
Diggers Rest, Sunbury and Macedon, I am happy to back my boys
against anyone.
The Redbacks have struggled
over the preseason with Helmers acknowledging a lack of game related
practise due to player unavailability.
“It is hard when work commitments make it very difficult for the
whole group to come together on
a regular basis and set things in
place but a practise match last week
against Bacchus Marsh showed
some real positives with a very
young Romsey side, with perhaps
eight or nine young guys, playing
strong, competitive football against
a very well-drilled and mature
Bacchus Marsh outfit.”
Romsey went down in the match
by five goals but were missing
several key players and were ex-
tremely happy with the way many
of the young, up and coming Redbacks and fringe players have
obviously applied themselves over
the pre-season.
Helmers considers himself one
of the luckiest coaches in the competition thanks to the professionalism and support the executive of
the club provide him in his role as
senior coach.
“Every minute I am at the club, I
am supported by the committee in
some way. It is great and not every
coach has a present and dedicated
group of people running the club
and doing everything they can to ensure I can do my job,” Helmers said
Helmers will be joined by newly
appointed senior assistant coach
Andrew Bubb in 2015 while the
guard from 2014 returns with Leigh
McInerney reprising his well respected role as Reserves coach and
Mick Carroll still taking charge of
the young and future talent of the
club with the Under 18s.
“We just can’t wait to get started
with a home game this week, where
we can unfurl the premiership flag
and are just more than ready to embrace the massive challenge ahead
this season, “ Helmers said.
Waiting for the bounce: Romsey senior coach, Dean Helmers (left) with assistant coach Andrew Bubb (right)
welcomed former AFL player and coach Jeff Gieschen as special guest to Romsey at the Redback’s season
2015 launch last Friday night. Photo: Shantelle Images
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