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WEDNESDAY JULY 30, 2014

NEW POWERCOR 95 3SR FM AWARD NOMINEES page 5

FEATURING CHEFS OF THE GOULBURN pages 21, 22 and 23 VALLEY

COMMUNITY CONNECT | page 6 Classifieds | page 25-27 Free 7 Day TV Guide | page 28 Sport Adviser | page 29 ADVERTISING HOTLINE: 5832 8900

FINNY’S FAMOUS SALE NOW ON | see pages 17, 18, 19 and 20

GVFL ADMINISTRATION IN LIMBO page 31 Football Adviser

Parklake’ undergoes multi-million dollar renovation By Samantha Zoltanski QUA L I T Y Hotel Pa rk la ke has commenced renovations on 32 of its guest rooms, with modern colours, sleek lighting and mosaic patterns featured throughout the newly designed rooms. As of this week nine rooms at the Parklake’ have been stripped, gutted, fully renovated and are now available for bookings. Continued on page 12

COURAGEOUS EFFORTS… With commemorations for the centenary of WWI kicking off this year, local resident, Marj Gillies (pictured) shares her father and deceased war veteran, Jack Mackie’s courageous story that saw him awarded a Military Medal. Photo: Madeleine Caccianiga.

Recognition for local WWI hero Commemorations to mark 100 years

By David Lee WHILE commemorations will ring out next month to honour the centenary of WWI, those who enlisted and fought to keep their countries safe will be remembered, but former local resident and deceased war

veteran, Jack Mackie has lacked the proper recognition since returning from the war in 1919. Enlisting in the war just shy of his 20th birthday on May 13, 1916, Jack left Australia aboard the ‘Honorata’ on

November 23 with the 18th Reinforcement Batch for the 23rd Battalion of the 6th Infantry Brigade, but it was his courageous act on September 1, 1918 that saw Jack awarded a Military Medal at the capture of Mt St Quentin. During the attack, the enemy made two attempts to bring two machine guns into position against Jack’s company. Continued on page 10


NEWS | WEATHER

Local candidates stand for country areas TWO local business owners, Steve Threlfall and Robert Danieli have been selected as the Northern Victoria candidates for the Australian Country Alliance party. They will be running for the upper house parliamentary seats in the Victorian election in November. Robert Danieli is mainly focused on representing and protecting the interest of rural Victorians. “The national government had a lot of power within their grasp and I feel they have let country Victoria down and I intend to turn that around,” said Robert. Robert started his own company in 1995, D&M Stockfeeds and has a special interest in agricultural and water policy, rural infrastructure, small business and local policy reforms. “Small business is the number one economic driver in Australia and we want to see those that are of our small business employment sector to be striving and not penalised by poor government policy,” said Robert. Steve Threlfall is the Proprietor of Trelly’s Tackle World and has been involved in a variety of political and industry committees. Steve was the lead candidate in the 2010 Victorian State Election and plans to focus

LOCAL CANDIDATES… Local business owners, Steve Threlfall (left) and Robert Danieli (right) will be running as candidates for the Australian Country Alliance Party at November’s election. Photo: Supplied.

on country issues. “Government policies are starting to block areas where people can camp, but I do not see why we should have to pay for the land if no services are going to be provided,” said Steve. Steve said he would also address access to

public land as duck season arrives. “Green’s policies, which are very much focused on restricting legitimate farm ownership, hunting and fishing are not environmental and are not scientifically based,” said Steve.

Shepparton TODAY

Shepparton Rainfall

High 16º

Water Level Lake Eildon Waranga Basin

Cloudy. Isolated showers, Winds NW 25 to 35km/h

Low 11º

% Full 80.92 90.33

26.4mm this month Current Vol (ML) 2,697,938 390,566

Sunrise: 7:18am Sunset: 5:32pm

Thursday H 15º L 8º

Friday H 12º L 2º

Saturday H 12º L 0º

Sunday H 12º L 0º

Monday H 13º L 0º

Tuesday H 14º L 3º

80% chance of 1-5mm

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NEWS

Gowrie Street Primary celebrates NAIDOC Week By Samantha Zoltanski T H ROUGHOU T the month of July, communities around Australia celebrate the culture, achievements and history of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people. To kick off their celebration of NAIDOC Week, Gowrie Street Primary School held an assembly on Monday with singing and dancing performances. Gowrie Street Primary School Language and Culture Teacher, Ebony Joachim presented the Welcome to Country and introduced NAIDOC Week. Grade three and four girls sang Ngarra Burra Ferra, a song based on a traditional Aboriginal hymn in the Yorta Yorta language. Accompanying the girls were boys from Wanganui Park Secondary College, Shepparton High School and Mooroopna Secondary College in traditional Indigenous dress as they performed a welcoming line dance; the Aboriginal kangaroo hunt dance;

and a goodbye dance. “For the past few weeks we have been running a language and culture program where students have been taught about NA I DOC Week,” said Gowrie Street Primary School Physical Education and Language and Culture Teacher, Jessica McLennan. Continuing the celebration of NAIDOC Week, Thursday will be a whole school activity day. “The ‘kids’ will do different Indigenous activities such as stories, games, counting in the Indigenous language and an art, activity loom banding,” said Jessica. Friday will consist of a community lunch where parents, friends and the community are welcome and all the staff are making their own traditional food. CULTURE, ACHIEVEMENTS AND HISTORY… From Left, Gowrie Street Primary School Grade 3-4 girls, Taylor Lonnie, Kiarna Morehu, Hayley Durward, Lillie Walker, Jordan Barker and Shayne Crown and Budtja Malingan Dance Group boys, Kyle Clarke, Wilfred Stewart, Anthony Walker, Tristan Miller, Tristan Harrison Drake, Lindsay Bryant and Elijah Bux. Photo: Madeleine Caccianiga.

Library to become more of a ‘community living room’ MAJOR REDEVELOPMENT… The Shepparton Library is finally set for a new and more efficient look. Image: Supplied.

By David Lee AFTER 26 years in its current condition, the Shepparton Library is set to get a major redevelopment, with construction works that will see the space become even more of a ‘community living room’ set to kick off within a month. Planned for completion by Christmas this year, the $650,000 project will include the construction of a new larger and more efficient circulation desk for checking, returning and borrowing items, a large IT area with up to a dozen computers and a new multipurpose room to be used for events and meetings. The redevelopment will also see a new outdoor eco area with a colourful wall mural created, which can be used for reading in or gaining access to Wi-Fi internet as well as the inclusion of a new teen area with gaming console, new shelving that will allow people of all abilities to have easier access, a genealogy room and a Skype room so as

people can access ancestry records and also communicate to loved ones. Goulburn Valley Regional Library Chief Executive, Kevin Preece said, “This project has been in the pipeline for a while. “This will be the first time the library has undergone any redevelopment works at its current location. “This redevelopment means that the library will be able to offer more space for the community. Libraries are becoming more about people space and community space rather than just storage for books. “This will provide a much more modern and usable space that people can come to, to enjoy all of the services that the library offers. “During construction there will be minimal disruptions and we will try to separate the library use from construction activities to minimise interruptions as much as possible, but its worth it for the improved facilities that will become available once completed.”

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New nominees for Apprentice of the Year, Customer Service of the Year and Business of the Year APPRENTICE OF THE YEAR… From left, Shepparton Chamber of Commerce and Industry Board Member, Felice Sgammotta, Jag Motive Services Second Year Apprentice, Julian Gagliardi (Apprentice of the Year) and Powercor Technical Officer, Stephen Wright. Photo: Madeleine Caccianiga.

CUSTOMER SERVICE OF THE YEAR… From left, Shepparton Chamber of Commerce and Industry Board Member, Felice Sgammotta, Central Tyre Service Goodyear Autocare Shepparton Franchisees, Geoff Wright and Rod Poliness (Customer Service of the Year – Trade Services), RACV Retail Shop Manager, Katrina Kim-Worley and Powercor Technical Officer, Stephen Wright. CUSTOMER SERVICE OF THE YEAR… From left, Shepparton Chamber of Commerce and Industry Board Member, Felice Sgammotta, The Eye Shop Store Manager/Director Vanessa Madeira and Optometrist/Director Ashley Madeira (Customer Service of the Year – Professional Services), RACV Retail Shop Manager, Katrina Kim-Worley and Powercor Technical Officer, Stephen Wright.

BUSINESS OF THE YEAR… From left, Powercor Technical Officer, Stephen Wright, Nu Beauty Therapy Owner, Tracey Pearson (Business of the Year – Professional Services) and Shepparton Chamber of Commerce and Industry Board Member, Felice Sgammotta.

THE 2014 Powercor 95 3SR FM Business Awards have so far revealed many nominees under the 11 categories and this week an automotive sales and repair service, tyre service centre, optometry store and beauty therapy store have taken out nominations under the categories of Apprentice of the Year, Customer Services of the Year – Trade Services, Customer Service of the Year – Professional Services and

Business of the Year – Professional Services. Nominations, which close on Wednesday, September 17, can be made in store at participating businesses, online at www. sheppartonchamber.com.au/awards, via post by sending a completed nomination form to Business Awards, PO Box 364, Shepparton 3632 or by faxing a completed nomination form to (03)5821 9274.

GPs brush up on skills By David Lee TWENTY-THREE Goulburn Valley General Practitioners (GPs) had the chance to refresh their skills and techniques recently, when ARC (Aesthetic Reconstructive & Cosmetic) Plastic Surgery here in Shepparton, hosted a special workshop with demonstrations by Australian Board Chairman of Plastic and Reconstructive Surgeons, Richard Bloom. GPs took skin biopsies, completed skin excisions, practised the most advanced stitching methods and observed interactive demonstrations by Mr Bloom, who guided the participants through the most up to date clinical methods to deal with some of the many skin lesions that doctors commonly see in the Goulburn Valley. ARC Plastic Surgery Specialist Division 1 Nurse and Practice Manager, Jan Griffin said, “These workshops are important because we have the expertise in Shepparton to mentor and foster GPs. Skin cancer is something the GPs in the Goulburn Valley experience everyday so anything that is going to enhance their clinical skills is incredibly beneficial. “Because we have experienced plastic surgeons visiting ARC Plastic Surgery regularly here in Shepparton it makes for the

ADVANCING METHODS… Goulburn Valley General Practitioners were welcomed by Australian Board Chairman of Plastic and Reconstructive Surgeons, Richard Bloom this week, when ARC Plastic Surgery in Shepparton hosted a workshop to update their skills. Photo: Supplied.

perfect opportunity to foster the relationship between specialists and GPs. “This helps our local GPs to further their skills and to learn the latest techniques. “T he audience included GPs from Shepparton and surrounding districts, some were solo practitioners and others were members of bigger practices. “It was also a pleasure to see trainee registrars from GV Health.”

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Events

COMMUNITY CONNECT UPCOMING C O R R E C T C U R R E N T O P E R AT I N G HOURS Goulburn Valley Pregnancy and Family Support Service provides vital support to members of the community who are most at need during pregnancy and childhood development. In a recent article, the incorrect hours of operation were printed, The Adviser would like to clarify that the volunteer, not for

profit service currently operates on Monday, Thursday and Friday from 10am to 1pm. For more information about the available services or roles at Goulburn Valley Pregnancy and Family Support Service, call into 15A St Andrews Road, Shepparton or phone 5821 0826. SOROP T I M I S T I N T E R NAT IONA L of Shepparton Inc. is holding a Xmas in July event on Thursday, July 31 from 7pm at The Carrington. Cost is $45 and includes a t wo- course meal. A ll proceeds go to local charities. For bookings, contact Ann 5822 1150 or 0431 520 406. SH EPPA RTON SE N IOR C I T I Z E N monthly concert will be held on

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Thursday, July 31. Entertainment provided by Sam Luvara. Entry is $3 and afternoon tea is provided. For further information, contact Shirley 5821 9580 or Elaine 5825 2642. A N EV EN I NG W I T H BELI N DA N EI L will be held Thursday, July 31 at GV Hotel, Shepparton at 6pm for a 6:30pm start. Tickets are $20 with all proceeds going to Leading From Within. Tickets are available at Collins Booksellers on Maude. Enquiries, phone 5822 2679. A MOVIE NIGHT FUNDRAISER will be held on Friday, August 1 from 7pm at Shepparton Village Cinemas. Jersey Boys will be showing and cost is $35. All proceeds go to Friends of Declan Carter appeal. Enquiries, phone Liz on 0427 557 042 or on 5831 3000. MOOROOPNA HALL WINTER DANCE will be held on Saturday, August 2 from 7:30pm to midnight. Adults are $15 and students, $10. All proceeds go to the Mooroopna Hall. Enquiries, Contact Bruce on 0412 687 458. JUST DINNER on Sunday, August 3 for a lunch of dining and friendship for couples and singles aged 45 - 70. Just Dinner is an opportunity to meet new people, enjoy nice food and engage in interesting conversation. For bookings and venue information, phone Marg on 5825 1114 or Vicki on 0427 251 274. ROTARY CLUB OF SHEPPARTON SOUTH Craft and Produce Market will be held at the Queens Gardens on Sunday, August 3. For stall holder enquires, contact Belinda Liggins on 0408 598 200. ACar Boot sale will is also incorporated in the event, cost is $10 per car and no bookings are required. COM M U N I T Y SA F ET Y GROU P

NEIGHBOURHOOD WATCH MEETING Tuesday, August 5 at 7.30pm in Senior Citizens’ Rooms, Welsford St, Shepparton (please note change of venue for this meeting). Anyone who is interested in crime prevention and community safety and who is living in any town, in the City of Greater Shepparton is invited to attend. For more information, contact Cathie McMaster on 5821 4399 or email cathiemcm@westnet.com.au ST AUGUSTINES COLLEGE KYABRAM East Timor Immersion Group is holding a Casino Night on Saturday, August 9 at 7pm in the Kyabram Town Hall. Tickets are $30 each and include a delicious supper and $20,000 of Casino Fun Dollars. Proceeds from the night will go towards projects to be completed in September when students visit East Timor. Further information and tickets are available from Liza, phone 0429 189 141, Chantelle, phone 0400 311 615 or Helen, phone 0428 293 171. NATHALIA ROTARY ART SHOW will run from August 15 to 17 at the Community Centre in Nathalia. The event official opening will be held on August 15 at 6.30pm, cost is $10 per adult and the Art Show will operate during August 16 and 17 from 10am to 4pm daily, cost is $5 per adult. All proceeds will go to the Rotary Club Nathalia for community projects. For further information, call Eve on 5866 3126 or 0407 796 253. Tell us about your ‘not for profit’ community events, email classifieds@sheppartonadviser. com.au or fax 5832 8920 (information is required at least 2 weeks before an event)

Plan further highlights regional growth By David Lee T HE release of the Coalition’s Hume Regional Growth Plan (HRGP) last week goes hand in hand with the future goals of Greater Shepparton City Council, with hope that the plan will help to put plans such as the revitalisation of Shepparton’s CBD and an adequate logistics rail network, right under the government’s noses. The HRGP offers up a plan for future growth and development of the Hume region with Greater Shepparton being out l i ned as a m ajor fo c u s t h roug h improved rail services, to help build on the area’s logistics via the GV Link project, the redevelopment of the CBD as well as an infill housing development plan to add vitality to the centre of the city, which will help to accommodate for the expected population increase of 17,600 over the coming 30 years. Greater Shepparton City Council Mayor, Cr Jenny Houlihan said, “The forecasts

made in the HRGP highlight the urgent need for the State Government to invest in the infrastructure projects detailed in the Make Shepparton Greater campaign. “It’s important to recognise what this region has to offer and we’ve been trying to make that as clear as possible to the State Government for many years. “This plan will improve the opportunities for lifestyle, jobs and transport. If we can capitalise on all of the planning that we have done including the GV Link project, developing the GV Bypass, which will move traffic away from the CBD and allow us to develop the CBD, so it all links in together, which will help us grow and in turn, help the state grow. “We’ve got a lot to benefit from through a comprehensive plan for the Hume region, because once it is recognised it gets into the government’s planning documents, which may help us be more successful in getting these infrastructure projects done.”


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More police Local numbers drop patrolling for public housing list Shepparton beat GREATER Shepparton’s visible police presence has seen an increase after the Victorian Coalition Government completed its ‘1,700 project,’ which has been working on increasing numbers on the frontline since the November 2010 State Election. With the Eastern Region, inclusive of Greater Shepparton, seeing 202 more police or a 9.3 percent increase and areas across the Goulburn Valley such as Shepparton, Tatura and Mooroopna seeing a 15 percent increase in staff, the project is being hailed as a success. Greater Shepparton Police Inspector, Ian Bull said, “We’ve had an increase of about 15 percent in staff and that includes uniform members and detectives in Shepparton, Mooroopna and Tatura. “They’re at the highest levels we’ve seen in this service area. “With extra officers, we can do a lot more proactive work to try to prevent crime and it will allow us to connect more with the community via foot patrols and also through our partnerships within Greater Shepparton. “Certainly the community will see a greater visible police presence which I’m sure will be appreciated by the community as well as by the police here in Shepparton.” Premier, Dr Denis Napthine said, “The Victorian Coalition Government is proud to announce that we have delivered on our $602M election commitment, with 1,700 extra police on the beat in Victoria compared with November 2010 when we were elected. “These additional police have ensured increases in police numbers across all regions and boosted community safety for Victorians across the state. “These extra police mean Victoria Police can fight more crime, more effectively and detect crime better than before. “There are also another 478 police completing their final training, who have not yet been assigned a permanent regional location,” Dr Napthine said.

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THE release of the June quarter 2014 Victorian public housing waiting list figures have shown a decrease in the number of people in Shepparton on the list, with 627 on the list this year, compared with 682 recorded at the same time last year. Minister for Housing, Wendy Lovell, “Under the former Labor Government in September 2010 there were 41,212 applications on the public housing wait list in Victoria. Overall there were 6,580 more applications waiting for public housing in Victoria under Labor compared to the Napthine Government. “There is still work to be done to continue to get the waiting lists down, but by reviewing vacancy rates, turnover procedures and by working harder with those who have been waiting the longest, we are seeing results,” Ms Lovell said. In March 2014, the Napthine Government announced its Social Housing Framework, which includes a $1.3B investment in upgrades and maintenance to 9,500 properties over five years. “The Framework will ensure we can continue to provide better quality properties for Victoria’s most vulnerable people. “It also continues our focus on providing support for those who can move into private accommodation, including new rental references for public housing tenants, expanding the house sales to tenants program and connecting tenants to employment opportunities. This is consistent with the Napthine Government’s work to build a better Victoria,” Ms Lovell said.

REDUCTION OF WAIT LIST… Minister for Housing, Wendy Lovell (pictured) released the June quarter 2014 Victorian public housing waiting list figures last week, which show a reduction in the number of people on the local wait list. Photo: Supplied.


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Recognition for local WWI hero Commemorations to mark 100 years

PUSHING forward to an exposed position and continually being subjected to heavy sniping fire, Jack used his Lewsis gun singlehanded and when short of ammunition, made a trip across the open and salvaged a supply from panniers lying in the field. Jack’s exceptional aim prevented the enemy using the machine guns and he took out the enemy’s crew, enabling the advance to capture the two machine guns. Upon his return to Shepparton, Jack operated Mackie’s Grocery Shop opposite the State School in Fryers Street during the mid 1930s and 40s, but according to his daughter, Marj Gillies, Jack didn’t receive a pension from when he returned to the day he passed in 1951 due to a war related gas injury. Marj spoke with The Adviser, telling of her father’s story adding that he was also not currently recognised in the local memorial. “Dad didn’t really ever talk much about the war, but after he received a letter from Lieutenant John Findlay of the 23rd Battalion stating he had been awarded the Military Medal for Gallantry in Action. “He was injured after 18 months and was sent to hospital in England. “When he returned from the war he wasn’t very well, but he met my mother, Kathleen, on a trip to England in 1926 and they both

CENTENARY COMMEMORATIONS… Former local resident and deceased war veteran, Jack Mackie (inset) enlisted in the WWI in 1916 and will be remembered and honoured during the commemorations for the centenary of WWI, which will run from this year through to 2018. Jack’s daughter, Marj Gillies (pictured) is proud of her father’s efforts and still lives in their local family home. Photo: Madeleine Caccianiga.

moved to Shepparton and had myself and my two brothers. “I am very proud of my father for his efforts and even after the war, he was still gallant and was a lovely father. He used to look after many people in this town when he had his shop and would give everything he could to help them. “I was very close to him and it would be

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nice to see him receive the recognition he deserves,” Marj said. Australia will commemorate the centenary of landing at Gallipoli next year, with a number of activities planned on the lead up to ANZAC Day including a special ANZAC Centenary concert at Eastbank as well as an ANZAC Centenary horse race at the Shepparton Harness Racing Club. ANZAC

Day commemorations will also be much bigger and spectacular, with the Shepparton RSL putting the final touches on plans to honour the centenary. To see a full list of those who were born in Shepparton who fought in WWI and those who enlisted in Shepparton, visit http:// mappingouranzacs.naa.gov.au/map.aspx.


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Parklake’ undergoes multi-million dollar renovation continued from front page “WE have gone with a contemporary style of decor, great colours and a wonderful floor plan. The feedback on the new rooms from our guests has been amazing, a real hit with the travelling business person,” said Managing Director of Parklake’, Matthew Georgiou. “We are looking to bring a bit of that city feel to country Victoria,” said Matthew. The room refurbishment project is only stage one of a whole property refurbishment prog ra m c u r rent ly u nder way at t he Parklake.’ Parklake’ was originally built in 1961 and has undergone significant expansions and redevelopments during this time, becoming the largest accommodation venue in country Victoria. By December 2014 the hotel plans to have stage one of the refurbishments complete, including renovating 21 more rooms for a total of 30 deluxe room renovations, refurbishing two apartment style rooms and transforming the indoor pool area to become accessible during all seasons. “We are really excited about the indoor pool complex. We are going to make it a dual purpose pool with mechanical doors that will open so the pool can be outdoor in summer and indoor in winter with a resort type feel. A games room, gymnasium, spa, sauna, and outdoor BBQ area will be

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IN WITH THE NEW… Quality Hotel Parklake is undergoing its first stage of refurbishment with 32 guest rooms getting a modern makeover. Pictured, Quality Hotel Parklake Managing Director, Matthew Georgiou. Photo: Madeleine Caccianiga.

added with a number of outdoor relaxation lounges,” said Matthew. The indoor pool renovations are planned to begin in three weeks. The estimated price of the 32 room renovations is $1M, with an additional $1M estimated for the indoor pool area. “Then it [stage one] will also include

improvements to our servicing side, building an in-house laundry/ housekeeping area and service room,” said Matthew. Within the next two years the hotel plans to continue into future stages and expand the renovations into the remaining 50 rooms, the restaurant, function spaces and the remainder of the property.

$50M for 20 million trees SOME of the country’s urban forests are set to be restored by 2020, after the Coalition Government plans to commit $50M to work with communities across Australia to plant an extra 20 million trees in the coming six years. Federal Member for Murray, Dr Sharman Stone said, “In Murray we have beautiful remnant forest and bushland especially along roadsides and water ways. However, we need to preserve this, so our children and grandchildren can experience them. “The scheme will help keep our bushland in good ecological state. The world needs trees to process carbon dioxide and to generate oxygen. Unfortunately in our region some countries continue to clear rainforests with minimal advantage commercially to locals, but at great cost to the atmosphere and soil quality. “This will be an important part of the National Landcare Program and will deliver

real environmental benefits to Murray. The program will also run in conjunction with the Coalition’s new Green Army initiative. “The Government is looking for submissions from interested organisations or groups of people who can advise how best to deliver large-scale tree planting that utilises industry expertise, knowledge and capacity to engage the community. “Submissions to become a part of the 20 million trees program are also now open. The first stage is a Request for Information process leading to a tender process. Providers will then be selected to be a part of the 20 million trees by 2020 Program,” Dr Stone said. For more information on the 20 million trees scheme, visit www.environment.gov.au/land/20million-trees and for information on how to make a submission, visit www.tenders.gov.au


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Optus TV with Fetch offers a world of entertainment LETS TALK NBN… Shepparton ‘yes’ Optus store is here to help customers understand and answer all your questions about the newly arrived NBN. Pictured, Store Manager, Antonio Formica. Photo: Madeleine Caccianiga.

THE whole of Australia is getting National Broadband Network (NBN) ready and every week technicians reach a little bit further with their roll out. Fast internet is what the NBN is all about, and at Optus we’re here to help you choose a plan that’s right for you and get connected as quickly as possible. Shepparton Optus Store Manager, Antonio Formica said, “We’ve been getting lots of questions from our customers about the National Broadband Network. If you’d like to know more pop into our store and discuss the changes with one of our experienced team members. We can help find a plan that’s right for you and give you everything you need to get connected. “Getting NBN installed can be a complex process, particularly for Fibre to the Premise connection. This is because it involves replacing your copper line right up to your house and installing equipment inside. This work is carried out by NBN Co and the Optus installation process starts once NBN Co has completed their part of the installation process. “Once you’ve ordered an NBN plan from Optus, we’ll call to organise an appointment with NBN Co so that the necessary hardware can be installed. An NBN Co technician will come to your home or business and install either an NBN utility box outside your home (in NBN Fibre areas), or an antenna on your roof (NBN Fixed Wireless areas); and an NBN connection box inside your home.

“From there, customers can then connect either using an Optus Self Install Kit – which will have you up and running in minutes; or if you require extra support or have complex installation requirements, Optus offers a professional installation option, where one of our technicians can come out and set everything up for you. “We all use technology differently. Some people want super-fast internet so they can play games, stream videos and watch TV, while others just want to browse the web and check emails. “We understand that choosing a plan that suits your needs can sound complicated. But the friendly team at the Shepparton Optus store is here to help you choose a plan that’s right for your lifestyle. And connecting to the NBN needn’t cost a fortune. We’ve got plans starting from as little as $70 per month through to our most popular unlimted data plans which cost $115 per month.” To find out more about the options which are available to you, visit your local ‘yes’ Optus store at 102-104 High Street, Shepparton, phone 5831 5066.

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Summer style, just around the corner $1,000 FOR HOSPICE CARE… From left, Congupna Country Women’s Association Secretary, Margaret Sarkady, GV Hospice Care Service Honorary Secretary of the Board of Management, Wendy Cook and Congupna Country Women’s Association President, Barbara Godfrey. Photo: Madeleine Caccianiga.

Generous donation for specialist care service By David Lee GOULBURN Valley Hospice Care Service (GV Hospice) received a boost recently, after the Congupna Country Women’s Association donated $1,000 to the specialist care service. The funds, which were raised through a fashion parade and afternoon tea event held earlier this year, will help to continue the services GV Hospice provides to the community.

Congupna Country Women’s Association Secretary, Margaret Sarkady said, “We chose GV Hospice because they only receive funding for a 9am to 5pm service, but they are a 24 hour service. “It’s important to keep GV Hospice going because people who are in need of hospice care, don’t have to leave Shepparton.” GV Hospice Care Service Honorary Secretary of the Board of Management, Wendy Cook said, “This funding helps to continue the services we provide to the community. “It’s fabulous to have the community support for GV Hospice and we are extremely grateful to the Congupna Country Women’s Association for their contribution.”

UP TO 70% OFF… Come down to The Laboratory and experience their line of summer styles and up to 70 percent off winter stock. Pictured, Store Manager, Rebekah Ryan. Photo: Madeleine Caccianiga.

WITH summer styles already beginning to arrive, local women’s clothing and accessories store, The Laboratory is excited to be introducing a number of new looks and accessories to the range. Store Manager, Rebekah Ryan said, “We are already seeing between six and 10 new season’s styles arriving every week, with limited quantities in each, allowing women to enjoy unique and individual style. “We have styles to suit woman of all shapes, sizes and ages with flattering, comfortable and flowing styles perfect for layering in colourful and vibrant designs, for every occasion from day to night. “We are also continuing to clear our winter stock with up to 70 percent off, while

stocks last.” The Laboratory incorporates their own popular labels Ellis & Dewey Black Label, Ellis & Dewey White Label and Laundry by Ellis & Dewey designed in Australia by The Laboratory, along with A Little Birdie Told Me and Alessi. As well as beautiful clothing, The Laboratory stocks a great range of clothing accessories, scarves, hats, bags and jewellery as well as little extras like soy tea cup candles and the like. To experience The Laboratory for yourself, call in and see the friendly team at 19 Fraser Street, Shepparton at the entrance of the Maude Street Mall or phone 5822 0433.

Strategy to find vision for region’s ‘Activity Centres’ COM M U N I T Y consultation is being sought to help confirm a strategic vision and objective for Shepparton’s ‘Activity Centres’ such as the CBD in a bid to encourage commercial development and to meet the current and future needs of the community. The Shepparton Commercial Activity C ent res St rateg y w i l l help to g u ide Greater Sheppa r ton Cit y Cou ncil i n making planning decisions for commercial development throughout Greater Shepparton and will see the undertaking of a detailed

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analysis of the issues and opportunities associated with retail and other activities in Greater Shepparton. Greater Shepparton City Council Mayor, Cr Jenny Houlihan said, “The Shepparton Commercial Activity Centres Strategy 2014 represents an important opportunity for the community to guide and inform policy makers of their views on the future of their own local centres. “I encourage people to have their say and make a submission to help develop this

important strategy,” Cr Houlihan said. Consultation will be a feature of the strategy, comprising stakeholder interviews and workshops with members of the community. To make a submission, visit w w w. greatershepparton.com.au and select the Consultation Page, or if you wish to make a written submission to the study, write to ‘Sean Stephens, Essential Economics Pty Ltd, 96 Pelham Street, Carlton, 3053.’ Submissions close on Friday, August 22.


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A winning combination ‘Wouldn’t it be nice’ THE all new look NewsXpress Riverside - News, Lotto and Gifts is continuing to service the needs of their customers new and old, with the added benefit of being a brand new full Tattslotto agency. Proprietors, Chris and Janette Georgopoulos said, “Tattslotto has become a household institution for Australian families and we are very excited to have introduced our new Tattslotto agency services to the south Shepparton and Kialla community. It’s great for the Riverside Plaza complex, it’s great for the community and it’s been received very well by all of our customers old and new. After all, who wouldn’t like to win Tattslotto… wouldn’t it be nice. “The new Tattslotto draw card has also been a really good catalyst for all of our new customers to familiarise themselves with our extensive range of cards and gift lines. We

YOU HAVE TO BE IN IT… Pictured, NewsXpress Riverside - News, Lotto and Gifts Proprietor, Chris Georgopoulos. Photo: Madeleine Caccianiga.

really do have something for every occasion.” NewsXpress Riverside - News, Lotto and Gifts stock a huge range of novelty, interest and special occasion gift ideas including everything from ornaments, clocks and candles through to novelty beanies, stubby holders, jewellery and much more. The store also stocks an extensive range of stationery, cards and wrap, magazines, newspaper as well as a full Tattslotto agency. NewsXpress Riverside - News, Lotto and Gifts is located within the Riverside Plaza and is open seven days per week. For more information call in or phone 5823 5401.

Nurture and revive body, mind and soul ENHANCING AND SOOTHING… Spoil yourself in Edward Street Shepparton at Shebella Beauty. Pictured, Shebella Beauty’s newest Team Member and Beauty Therapist, Cassandra Lancuba. Photo: Madeleine Caccianiga.

THE Shebella Beauty Team believes that every woman deserves to feel special and look beautiful. They believe that local women should be able to experience affordable quality in both treatments and products. Shebella Beauty achieve this by employing exceptional staff, and are excited to welcome their newest member of the team, Beauty Therapist, Cassandra Lancuba. Shebella Beauty Proprietor, Cherie Elshaug said, “Cassandra specialises in all aspects of Beauty Therapy with a special interest in all forms of waxing. “She has extensive experience in the industry and has been working locally for the past five years. “Cassandra has a fantastic personality and we’re really excited to have her on board. She is already a great asset to the Shebella team.” Shebella Beauty specialise in beautiful, enhancing and soothing treatments designed to look after your body, mind and soul. From waxing and tinting, pedicures and manicures right through to indulgent facials, dermalogica treatments, relaxation and hot stone massage, Shebella Beauty can help make you feel and

look amazing. Cherie added, “Our Image Skincare and Youngblood Mineral Makeup are very popular products among our clients as they focus on improving skin health and nurturing and reviving the varying conditions of your skin. “It’s important to take time out for yourself and our professional and experienced team, including our newest addition, Cassandra, are here to help make your visit to Shebella Beauty a wonderful experience.” Shebella B eaut y is open weekdays from 9.00am to 6.00pm with late night options on Thursday night to 9.00pm and Saturdays from 9.00am to 1.00pm. For more information on any of the luxurious treatments available, call in and see the Shebella Beauty team at 12 Edward Street Shepparton, phone 5821 8222 or visit www. shebella.com.au.

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Unbeatable location, unlimited potential WITH a ten room freehold and an adjoining three bedroom residence, this solidly built, centrally located, accommodation business offers unlimited potential and opportunity for increased revenue for the discerning buyer. For sale is the freehold and business of the Quality Motel Yarrawonga. Centrally located in close proximity to the town’s centre, the motel is located on Telford Street (Murray Valley Hwy) and is in easy walking distance to the main shopping area, cafés, bars and restaurants. The motel enjoys direct access to courtesy buses, which transport patrons to and from popular New South Wales’ clubs and night spots and there is also a local bus service which picks up at the door. Yarrawonga is an ideal stop off for visits to the high country, snowfields, wineries and river lands as well as patrons enjoying popular sport and recreation pursuits on the city’s own, Lake Mulwala.

The accommodation consists of ten rooms with various bedding configurations. queen rooms and double/single rooms are both available. All rooms have reverse cycle airconditioning, TV, Austar, toaster, tea and coffee facilities, electric blankets, irons and hairdryers. The residence (three bedroom) is connected to the front/office reception area and opens to a small courtyard which has direct access to motel facilities. The building has recently been re-roofed. Rinnovate Business Brokers Director, Veronica Doxey said, “The motel is a family owned and operated business; however, the operator does not currently live on site. There is an ideal opportunity to further grow the business with a new on site owner who would be able to respond directly to potential guests. The business requires minimal staffing and has many regular guests. “All in all, this is a solidly built property with unbeatable location and unlimited

QUALITY MOTEL YARRAWONGA… Rinnovate Business Brokers can see potential and future opportunities in the Quality Motel Yarrawonga. Photo: Supplied.

potential to generate additional revenue from increased marketing, and the obvious benefits of being permanently located on site.” To register your interest or for more information on this local business opportunity, contact Rinnovate Business Brokers on 5831 1499 or visit www.rinnovate.com

Stayin’ Alive, The Australian Bee Gees Show giveaway CELEBRATING the return of The Australian Bee Gees Show to the region for one night only, The Adviser together with Stayin’ Alive - The Australian Bee Gees Show are giving you the chance to be a part of the magic with double passes up for grabs. Stayin’ Alive - The Australian Bee Gees Show will be appearing on Thursday, August 28, at the Westside Performing Arts Centre. Tickets are on sale at Riverlinks by phoning 5832 9511 or visiting www.riverlinksvenues. com.au

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For your chance to win one of three double passes, simply write your name, address and telephone number on the back of an envelope and send to: Stayin’ Alive The Adviser, PO Box 1664 Shepparton Victoria 3630 Competition closes Friday, August 8. Winners will be notified. Good luck! Note-one entry per person. Congratulations to Heather Estrada of Shepparton, who was announced as the first lucky winner of a double pass to the upcoming Stayin’ Alive - The Australian Bee Gees Show.

WELCOME THE BEE GEES… Chance to win double passes to the Bee Gees at Westside Performing Arts Centre, Thursday, August 28. Photo: Supplied.


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James Oster Chef, Cellar 47

Amandeep Singh Sous Chef, Parklake

Hitesh Guha

Francesca Sergi

Chris Buzza

Steven Button

Head Chef, Noble Monks

Chef, Sebastians

Chef, Monichino Wines

Chef, The Vic Hotel

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Local clubs to host international event SHEPPARTON and Tatura Lawn Tennis Clubs will host next year’s Junior Davis Cup and Junior Federation Cup by BNP Paribas Asia Oceania final qualifying tie in April. V ic tor ia n M i n ister for Spor t a nd Recreation, the Hon Damian Drum, MLC, alongside Greater Shepparton Mayor Cr Jenny Houlihan and Tennis Australia Tournaments Development Manager Francis Soyer made the announcement last week “I ’m del ig hte d to s e e t h i s m ajor international junior tennis event come to the Goulburn Valley region that I grew up in,” Mr Drum said. “This will not only inspire boys and girls to pick up a racquet, it will bring a significant economic boost to Shepparton and Tatura through players, coaches, officials and spectators being tourists to the region. “The Victorian Coalition Government is proud to contribute $10,000 through the Significant Sporting Event programs to getting this event to Shepparton, and I urge all Victorians to get along to see our stars of the future make their first steps on the international tennis stage.” Mayor Houlihan said the local community was excited to host the prestigious event. “We have a proud history of hosting major tennis events and look forward to welcoming the world’s top junior tennis players to Shepparton in 2015,” she said. “This will be the second time we have hosted this event and flows on the back of a very successful Country Week tennis tournament held in February this year, which attracted more than 180 teams and 1100 players to the region. “We are very pleased to be able to partner with Shepparton and Tatura Lawn Tennis Clubs to host this event. It is a great opportunity to showcase our fantastic sporting facilities and all our region has to offer.”

Sports briefs Lyle returns in fine sytle

Shepparton raised Professional Golfer has made a successful comeback to the fairways after he tied for 11th at the Web. com Tour Midwest Classic in Kansas, which ended on Monday. The 32-year-old father fired a two under 69 on the final day of the event, finishing eight shots behind eventual winner Zac Sucher of America. Lyle will now prepare himself to play in back-to-back events starting on August 4.

GV Suns’ unlucky to not grab full points MAJOR COUP… Goulburn Valley has scored a major coup through being announced as the host for an international tennis event next year. Photo: Supplied.

Tennis Australia Tournaments Development Manager, Francis Soyer said Shepparton was the ideal venue to host the tie. “Shepparton was a very popular venue when the town hosted Junior Davis Cup and Junior Fed Cup competition in 2009, with Pat Rafter and Alicia Molik captaining Australia’s junior teams,” he said. “Shepparton is a tennis-loving town with great facilities, and that makes it the perfect destination for an international event of this standard. We look forward to returning in 2015.”More than 150 competitors, officials and staff from all over the world will converge on the Greater Shepparton area for six days of fierce competition, which will see the top four teams in both the boys’ and girls’ events progress to the world finals at Caja Magica in Madrid, Spain, in late 2015. Australia has a proud history of Junior Davis Cup and Junior Fed Cup competition. Rising star Luke Saville (SA), along with Jason

Kubler (Qld) and Joey Swaysland (NSW), won the Junior Davis Cup title in Mexico in 2009 after winning the qualifying event in Shepparton, and Thanasi Kokkinakis (SA) led the Australian team to the final in Mexico in 2012. The Junior Fed Cup team last won the world title in 2011, and finished runner-up in 2013. Junior Davis Cup and Junior Fed Cup have been the launching pad for many of the sport’s top players, including Rafael Nadal (ESP), Roger Federer (SUI), Lleyton Hewitt (AUS), Amelie Mauresmo (FRA), Jennifer Capriati (USA) and Lindsay Davenport (USA). The last time Australia hosted a Junior Davis and Fed Cup by BNP Paribas Asia Oceania final qualifying tie was in Bendigo in 2012. Australia has won the Junior Davis Cup title six times and the Junior Fed Cup title five times since the international teams competition began in 1985.

Competition still has bright future Goulburn North East Football Association (GNEFA) President Frank Trimboli believes the future of the competition is bright despite the loss of one club in 2015 following the in-principle agreement from the two Cobram clubs to merge. Trimboli was speaking on 95.3SR FM’s Curtain Raisers on Saturday morning and confirmed he supported the proposed merger. “I think it is great for the town of Cobram,” he said. “With one club coming out of Cobram it should help them gain better support from local government, local businesses and sponsors.” Both members of Cobram and Cobram Victory members successfully voted in favour of the merger at separate meetings last week. This comes after two failed attempts to see the two clubs become

one entity during the past 16 years. The next step for the merger will be to find a new home, a new name, new playing colours and a new committee. This task will fall to an 11-member panel, which includes four from Cobram, four from Cobram Victory and three independent business people. The panel will be responsible for also forming a new constitution. With the merger of Cobram and Cobram Victory it leaves the GNEFA Regional Premier League competition with only five clubs. “When I first came into office we only had five clubs, so it is more about having quality rather than quantity going forward,” Trimboli said. “If we have five or six quality clubs in the Regional Premier League then that will be fine.”

Goulburn Valley Suns came from behind to play in a 1-1 draw with National Premier League power club Melbourne Knights at McEwen Reserve on Saturday night. The home team came from behind to grab an equaliser in the 70th minute via substitute, Tom Langman. GV Suns was unlucky to not take all three points after Zac Foxhoven looked to have scored what was the winning goal only for the assistant referee to judge him offside. The under 20s were beaten by the visiting Melbourne Knights 3-1.

Garrick stays with Spirit

Shepparton raised basketball Maddie Garrick will continue to play with Women National Basketball League’s defending champions Bendigo Spirit this season. Garrick played a role in the Bendigo Spirit’s second championship win earlier this year in March against Townsville Fire. The 22-year-old scored three points and also had an assist in the four minutes she had on the court. The new season commences in October.

Cricketers rewarded for top season

Mooroopna Captain Brenton Campbell and Cricket Shepparton’s Under 23 Player of the Year, Tyler Larkin were rewarded for their outstanding seasons by winning a place in the Northern Rivers Team of the Year. Campbell scored 562 runs and chipped in with 23 wickets while Larkin finished runner-up in the Lightfoot Medal. In addition to the pair’s selection came the naming of Numurkah Captain Mark Brown as the 12th man of the Team of the Year.

Scoreboard Kyabram District League Football Stanhope 98 d Murchison 92 Violet Town 143 d Longwood 6 Ardmona 161 d Girgarre 62 Lancaster 65 d Rushworth 58 Nagambie 92 d Undera 33 Netball – A grade Violet Town 49 d Longwood 20 Stanhope 60 d Murchison 40 Nagambie 56 d Undera 33 Lancaster 58 d Rushworth 22 Girgarre 53 d Ardmona 36

Murray League

Football Echuca United 58 d Deniliquin Rams 39 Mulwala 143 d Cobram 54 Nathalia 117 d Numurkah 22 Finley 96 d Tongala 49 Barooga 86 d Congupna 40 Rumbalara 110 d Moama 78 Netball – A grade Numurkah 48 d Nathalia 27 Mulwala 73 d Cobram 15 Tongala 53 d Finley 41 Deniliquin Rams 46 d Echuca United 38 Congupna 55 d Barooga 31 Moama 43 d Rumbalara 41

TAC Cup Picola District League – South East

Football Katandra 83 d Shepparton East 60 Rennie 127 d Katamatite 53 Katunga 85 d Dookie 43 Tungamah 114 d Waaia 57 Netball – A grade Tungamah 57 d Waaia 31 Dookie 57 d Katunga 33 Katandra 52 d Shepparton East 49 Rennie 42 drew with Katamatite 42

Murray Bushrangers 11.7.73 d Tasmania 9.9.63

Goulburn North East

Football Association Regional Premier League Cobram Victory 0 drew with Tatura 0 Cobram 12 d Kyabram 0 Open Women Cobram Victory 4 d Tatura 0 Cobram 3 d Kyabram 1 Shepparton 3 d Shepparton United 2

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Footy Tipping

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••• ROUND 19 SELECTIONS ••• Fremantle ................................................ v ............................................................ Carlton Sydney Swans ..................................... v ...................................................... Essendon Adelaide Crows ................................... v ................................. West Coast Eagles Richmond ................................................ v .................................................GWS Giants Gold Coast Suns.................................. v ........................................................... St Kilda

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Name ................................................................................................................................................... Telephone .................................................... Address .................................................................................................................................................................................................................... ENTRIES: The Shepparton Adviser, PO Box 1664, Shepparton 3630 Please Note: Each of the 18 participating business houses corresponds with one of the AFL football clubs. All you have to do is write the name of each participating business beside the team they are representing and then place a tick against the football team that you think will win each game. Entries must be submitted by 5pm prior to the first match of that round. One entry per person.

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NO WINNER ROUND 18. JACKPOT $500 Football Followers have the chance to WIN BIG during the 2014 AFL football season with the Viatek/The Adviser Football Tipping Competition proudly supported by 18 businesses throughout the Goulburn Valley. Each week there will be a prize of $100 to be spent at any of the 18 supporting business houses. Each of the 18 participating business houses corresponds with one of the AFL football clubs. All you have to do is write the name of each participating business beside the team they are representing and then place a tick against the football team that you think will win each game. Be careful with your selections as only correct entries will go into the draw for the weekly $100 shopping voucher. If no correct entry is received the prize will jackpot each week until a correct entry is submitted. Draws between two teams will only be recognised if a tick is placed beside both teams. Entries will only be accepted by post or hand delivery no later than 5.00pm prior to the first match of that round during 2014. Entries must be on original forms – no faxes or photocopies will be accepted and only one entry per person is permitted. The judge’s decision is final and no correspondence will be entered into.


Football

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with Matthew Chilcott and Sam Saracino

Wednesday 30th July, 2014

Goulburn Valley Football League

GVFL Seniors Results Round 13

Adviser Footy Tipsters

Benalla 64 ................. d ...............Kyabram 55 Echuca 61 ................ d ..................... Euroa 53 Seymour 100............. d ..........Mooroopna 58 Swans 104 ................. d ............. Rochester 71 Tatura 111 ................. d ....... Shepp United 50 Shepparton 89 ......... d .............. Mansfield 55

GVFL Seniors Round 14 Shepparton .............. v..................... Kyabram Benalla ...................... v.......................... United Euroa ......................... v.......................... Swans Mooroopna.............. v........................Echuca (ONE FM 98.5 broadcast game from 1pm) Rochester ................. v...................... Seymour Tatura ........................ v.................... Mansfield

Goal-kicking Grant Weeks (Rochester) ................67 Saad Saad (Seymour) .....................59 Justin Maddern (Swans) ..................53 Daniel Lewis (Mooroopna)..............41 Sonny Whiting (Tatura).....................39

GVFL Seniors 2014 Ladder POS TEAM ....................... PTS ........... % 1.

Benalla...................... 52 ... 173.15

2.

Swans ........................ 44 ... 151.64

3.

Kyabram ................... 40 ... 158.59

4.

Tatura ........................ 36 ... 131.78

5.

Rochester ................. 24 ... 114.17

6.

United........................ 24 ... 100.67

7.

Mooroopna ..............24 .....88.35

8.

Euroa .........................20 .....86.08

9.

Echuca ......................16 .....74.47

10.

Shepparton ...............16 .....63.99

11.

Seymour ......................8 .....80.84

12.

Mansfield .....................8 .....59.10

MATT CHILCOTT (58) Kyabram Tatura Swans Mooroopna Rochester Benalla

JENNY HOULIHAN (62) Kyabram Tatura Swans Mooroopna Rochester Benalla

JASON WELSH (60) Kyabram Tatura Swans Echuca Rochester Benalla

JOHN RYAN (59) Kyabram Tatura Swans Echuca Seymour Benalla

DAVID FOX (61) Kyabram Tatura Swans Mooroopna Rochester Benalla

LUCY SCOTT (62) Kyabram Tatura Swans Echuca Rochester Benalla

JACQUI HUDGSON (62) Kyabram Tatura Swans Mooroopna Rochester Benalla

DAVID TEAGUE (57) Kyabram Tatura Swans Mooroopna Rochester Benalla

SAM SARACINO (60) Kyabram Tatura Swans Mooroopna Rochester Benalla

THE PHANTOM (39) Kyabram Tatura Swans Echuca Seymour Benalla

BIG DECISION… Shepparton United Football Club is one of the clubs that spoke on the 37-page report at last week’s meeting. Photo: Supplied.

Future remains in limbo THE future of Goulburn Valley Football League’s (GVFL) administration beyond this year remains in limbo after a resolution was not reached at last week’s meeting. General Manager Keith Wellman said the 37-page report prepared by independent Consultant Chris Hazleman was discussed by the clubs and at the conclusion a committee was set up to look at the pros and cons of going to the Regional Administration Centre (RAC). The committee comprises of Trevor Pollard (GVFL Chairman), Denis Flett (Tatura Football Club President) and Hazelman. Wellman said the club Presidents, Secretaries and Delegates had received Hazelman’s report two weeks prior to the July 23 meeting. “We (board) were of the view that the clubs would come back to the meeting with a decision on whether to pursue joining the RAC or keep the status quo,” Wellman said. “What they have decided from the meeting is for the committee to further negotiate with the RAC and fine tune a few of the articles in relation to the GVFL joining the hub.” The next meeting will take place on Wednesday, August 6 at the Shepparton RSL club. “The committee has been charged to find out enough information to enable the delegates to make a decision on whether to go to the RAC or not.”

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