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Over the last twenty years when I have had the privilege of serving you as the Federal Member for Murray, I have often had to stand up, alone, to point out what has to be changed and I am proud to say there were many triumphs as well as very happy times.

But like much of rural Australia, we still face enormous challenges. We have some of the highest youth unemployment anywhere, the threat to our water security remains and now some in the dairy industry are in great strife.

The next member for Murray must also put the electorate first and always, even when this is a most difficult thing to do politically.

This new Member for Murray must be smart, energetic, a local person, deeply committed and caring, someone with strong family values, who really wants to do this and understands exactly what it takes to move mountains.

Duncan McGauchie, I believe has these qualities. I could not support him if he was merely a time server, drafted to fill a comfortable vacancy. Duncan, as a Liberal will also be inside the tent of Malcolm Turnbull’s government.

That is where you need to be.

Support Duncan with your vote to ensure we elect the right person to represent Murray.

For this region to prosper we need someone who understands industry and business. Someone who understands the role of transport in getting our product to market, and someone who sees the potential to make our city vibrant again.

That person is Duncan McGauchie.

Duncan has the commitment, energy and experience to get the job done.

John Taig, Shepparton

Duncan McGauchie is a man of the land - a local from a farming family. He knows the importance of the agricultural sector and he knows that we can’t produce food without access to water. Duncan will fight to get our water back. He knows that when our farms thrive our community thrives – that’s why I’m backing Duncan.

Don Oberin, Echuca

Murray must stay Liberal, and in our candidate Duncan McGauchie we have a talented young man who can continue the great work of Sharman Stone. Duncan has the background and experience to fight for our community at the highest levels. He grew up here, knows our issues and would make a fantastic representative for us in the Federal Parliament.

Cheryl Hunter, Shepparton

Duncan will do whatever it takes for the best interest of the region – he is young and here for the long term. He has an amazing passion for the community and the determination to make a difference. He has experience and strengths in so many different areas, particularly in education to grow the opportunities for our children’s future.

Linda Sali, Shepparton

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By Dr. Roger Key

ART MUSEUM GREAT FOR THE TOWN

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Eleven candidates in election race A TOTAL of 11 candidates will contest the 2016 federal election in the federal electoral division of Murray.

The candidates are part of 994 running for the 150 House of Representatives seats across Australia, with an additional 631 candidates running for the 76 senate Continued on page 17 vacancies.

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Treasure trove Cobram Historical Society

Annual Antique & Collectables Fair Saturday 18th June 10am-5pm Sunday 19th June 10am-4pm

Immerse yourself in this unique presentation of antiques, collectables, artifacts and treasures.

It’s a great day out.

Cobram Italian Social Club 1 Koonoomoo Road, Cobram

HEROIC PEARS… Goulburn Valley pear grower and Plunkett Orchards co-owner, Andrew Plunkett is among those affected by hailstorms last year, but a new initiative is seeing the hailstorm damaged fruit become heroes on the supermarket shelves. Photo: Emma Hillier.

Marked pears to become heroes Hailstorm damage no worry for local orchardists UP TO 2,000 tonnes of storm damaged pears from Plunkett’s Orchards group of orchards will make their way to supermarket shelves, as part of a Hailstorm Heroes initiative that aims to change the public’s perception on marked fruit.

When two severe storms hit the region last year, a large percentage of pear crops were destroyed, but growers were able to save a

portion of crops with only superficial marks.

In a bid to help hardworking growers salvage at least some return for this year’s harvest, the Australian pear industry teamed up with major Australian supermarkets to encourage Australians to show their support and purchase Continued on page 16 Hailstorm Heroes.

1st Birthday Celebrations

one year on APCO Shepparton,

APCO Shepparton are celebrating their first birthday here in Shepparton and are inviting everyone to come along and help celebrate the milestone.

APCO Shepparton store manager, Jo Madden said, “I can’t believe we’ve been open twelve months already, it’s flown and the business has just grown and grown. It’s been wonderful.

“We’ve felt very welcomed in our first year. The café has been a really big draw card and we’ve developed some fantastic regular customers who call in during the afternoon to enjoy their coffee and cake, which we really enjoy.

“We’re in such a great location with close proximity to the sporting precinct, which has been great.

“We’re very much looking forward to welcoming everyone along to help celebrate our first birthday with us.”

Celebration will be held across Thursday, June 16 with

balloons, giveaways and a sausage sizzle from lunchtime onwards. There will be a ‘guess how many snakes are in the jar’ competition to be announced on the day with some great prizes and there will also be $2 coffee available all day.

And of course the team will be cutting the APCO first birthday cake at 1pm!

The APCO brand, which was founded locally in Seymour in 1962, has grown on the principle of providing people in regional areas with quality, essential, fuels at competitive prices; this value continues to be a company focus today and into the future.

APCO Director, Robert Anderson said, “Our overall philosophy is to support the local community and one tangible way of doing this is by being a leader in the field of independent fuel pricing.

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“We sell our fuel at a fair price and aim to provide the most competitive prices in town.

“We also only sell Mobil and Viva Energy (formerly Shell) fuels, purchased directly from their refineries, picked-up by our own trucks and drivers and delivered directly to our stores. So APCO strongly supports locally manufactured product and further supports Australian jobs.

“We are committed to continuing to support the community by remaining a market leader with our pricing, even when prices are on the rise,” Robert added.

APCO Service Station is located at 111–125 Numurkah Road, Shepparton, come along and join in the celebrations.

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The easy shop

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AFTER filling up your car, park right out front of APCO’s Easy Shop, in one of APCO’s handy parking bays and top-up with APCO’s extensive range of grocery lines at very competitive ‘supermarket pricing’.

Each week APCO’s Easy Shop features specials across a range of grocery lines, making the convenience a strong competitor to even the biggest chain stores.

APCO Director, Robert Anderson said, “We have tailored our range of grocery lines to give locals more of what they like, including many of their favourite, less expensive brands.

“We like to make things as easy and convenient as possible for our customers. People can pay for their fuel and their top-up groceries at the same time before grabbing a coffee and a quick snack from the café on their way out. It’s all about convenience fuel, groceries, café food and coffee, all in one great location, with ample free parking.”

GREAT RANGE OF GROCERIES… APCO Joe at the new APCO Service Station in Shepparton, where you can pick up a great range of grocery lines at competitive ‘supermarket pricing.’ Photo: David Lee.

Your 24-7 Café

SHEPPARTON’S APCO service station takes customer convenience to new heights with APCO’s Café 24-7 as the name suggests, always open.

Open 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, Café 24-7 provides a welcome stop for both travellers as well as their vehicles to refuel.

The Cafè 24-7 concept is simple – freshly made food, barista coffee and refreshments at great value prices.

Earlybirds can launch their day with a ready-to-go breakfast products and quality freshly-packed salads, sandwiches, rolls, wraps and a great range of focaccias for

lunch or any other time of day. There’s also a wide selection of mouth-watering cakes, slices and biscuits – all ready to grab and go.

Diners can choose to eat in the café, the undercover al fresco area or of course, takeaway.

The café also has some fantastic combo deals such as their egg and bacon muffin or toastie plus regular coffee for just $6.99.

Fill up your car, satisfy your hunger and enjoy fast, friendly service, at the all-new APCO Café 24-7, open all day, all night, everyday!

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1st Birthday Celebrations FILL UP AND SHOP… In 1980 Anderson Petroleum’s first Retail Site was developed; Victoria’s first APCO Easy Shop was opened

From humble

beginnings…

The history of APCO APCO Founder, Ron Anderson joined Vacuum Oil Company in 1962 and began working as a regional sales representative, servicing accounts from Seymour to Shepparton.

Ron worked hard and was soon promoted to the position of retail representative, servicing the Moonee Ponds metropolitan area. An ambitious Ron continued with dedication in his role before once again being promoted, this time to a head office based role where he was assigned the responsibility to open t he Mobi l Represent at ive and Distribution Training Centre in Camperdown.

In 1968, after six years of loyalty, Ron decided to purchase the Mobil Distributorship in Warrnambool. The years went on and in the late ‘70s after experiencing much success as a distributor; Ron and Margaret Anderson together in partnership, became an Independent Distributor and Anderson Petroleum Company was born.

1980 saw the opening of the very first APCO retail store and service station, when Victoria’s first APCO Easy Shop store was opened in Warrnambool. It was to be the first of many.

Ron and Margaret soon expanded both the wholesale business and retail APCO Service Station business and set up in Geelong in the early ‘80s, joined by an

FILL UP AND SHOP… In 1980 Anderson Petroleum’s first retail site was developed; Victoria’s first APCO Easy Shop was opened.

Photo: Supplied.

enthusiastic young Peter Anderson. The business continued to grow and more retail sites began to appear throughout Geelong and regional Victoria.

Skip forward two decades and the fiercely independent, family owned APCO Service Station chain is still thriving today; proudly celebrating the opening of their 24th store here in Shepparton.

The APCO Service Station business specialises in the supply of quality, competitively priced fuels and top-up grocery lines as well as freshly ground barista style coffee and convenient on-the-go food from their Café 24-7.

OBITUARY

Obituary...

Don McCaffrey 28/2/1935 to 25/5/2016

QUIET CONTRIBUTOR‌ Don McCaffrey quietly contributed to the community in many ways. Among friends from left, Don Phillips, Roger Key, Don McCaffrey and Paul Phillips. Photo: Supplied.

By Roger Key VA L E D o n M c C a f f r e y, b o r n i n Melbourne, educated in Brisbane as a veterinary surgeon, he spent 36 years of his working life in Shepparton where he endeared himself to the dairy farmers with his competence, efficiency and unfailing good humour, treating them to a new joke every visit, and caring for the smaller animals, and their owners, in his care with compassion and empathy.

Outside of his busy practice, he was even busier, with a large social life of friends, actively playing football when young, then tennis, then golf, again with great friends.

He found time to work on school committees, very effectively, first at Bouchier Street Primary, then full-bore into the promotion of a private school, on the founding committee and the board of what became the Goulburn Valley

Grammar School, then on the board of the school foundation, proudly seeing his children and grand children all being pupils there.

He was in the small group of people who started a Prostate Care Lunch, now the Shepparton Biggest Blokes Lunch, which has raised so much money for prostate cancer research and support.

With a small group of friends, for two years he spent every Wednesday travelling to the Marysville Area to rebuild fences and hopes for the people who had suffered from the devastating bushfires of 2009.

But the most important part of his life has been his family, wife Jen, daughters Sarah (dec), Alexandra, and grandchildren Donald, Hugh and Elizabeth who enjoyed his love, warmth, enthusiasm and constant good humour.

We will all miss him.

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THE Nationals Senator for Victoria, Senator Bridget McKenzie said today the new Shepparton Art Museum (SAM) is an exciting and transformative project for the town.

Senator McKenzie said, “I am really excited about this project and what it will do for the town as well as creating jobs, which the coalition government is all about.

“I applaud the fact that the museum is being seen as the base for a much stronger connection with the local indigenous and multicultural communities.”

Senator McKenzie inspected the site along with The Nationals Candidate for Murray, Damian Drum, Greater Shepparton City Council Mayor, Cr Dinny Adem, Greater Shepparton City Council Director Community, Kaye Thomson, SAM Board member, Anne McCamish, Committee for Greater Shepparton CEO, Sam Birrell and SAM director, Rebecca Coates.

Included at the museum will be SAM’s outstanding ceramics collection, the first dedicated indoor and outdoor children’s art spaces in regional Australia, an indigenous art gallery, workshop facilities, a theatrette and a meeting place for creative and community groups.

“SAM has applied for a $10M commonwealth grant to part fund this project and if the coalition government is re-elected, I will be pushing hard for that to proceed,” Senator McKenzie said.

“Shepparton has a lot going for it and I am sure that this project will add significantly to the attraction of the town and region generally.”

SUPPORT FOR SAM… From left, Greater Shepparton City Council Director Community, Kaye Thomson, Mayor, Cr Dinny Adem, The Nationals Senator for Victoria, Senator Bridget McKenzie, SAM director, Rebecca Coates, Committee for Greater Shepparton CEO, Sam Birrell, SAM Foundation board member, Anne McCamish and The Nationals Candidate for Murray, Damian Drum. Photo: Supplied.

Lunch with the legends

By David Lee THE Shepparton Motor Museum will be opening its doors for a special, once in a lifetime lunch with some of racings greatest legends.

Running on Friday, June 24 from 12 noon to 3pm at the Shepparton Motor Museum, the legends lunch will see those in attendance rub shoulders with and enjoy a gourmet lunch and drinks alongside the likes of Alan Moffat, Fred Gibson, Bryan Thomson, John Mann, Bob Jane, Brian Sampson, Frank Coad, Garry Jacobson and Colin Russell.

Curator, Graeme Balfour said, “This event is a first for Shepparton.

The Bathurst Legends exhibit currently on show at the museum is one of the biggest collections of Bathurst cars in one place and to have the actual drivers alongside the cars will make it all the more special.

“It will also be a bit of a reunion for some of the guys as well, so it will make for a great day.”

Tickets for the luncheon are $100 or $75 for Shepparton Motor Museum members.

For further information, contact the Shepparton Motor Museum on 5823 5833.

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RUB SHOULDERS WITH RACING LEGENDS… Shepparton Motor Museum curator, Graeme Balfour is looking forward to when the museum hosts a once in a lifetime lunch with some of racing’s greatest legends. Photo: Emma Hillier.

NEWS

CEO arrangements at GV Health

By Michael Eldred AFTER three years in the role of CEO at GV Health, Dale Fraser will be handing the reigns over to Fiona Brew from July 1, until a suitable replacement is found.

Dale will be taking up a position as CEO at Ballarat Health Service and leaves behind the successful implementation of an upgrade to GV Health’s emergency department, and was witness to the announcement of funding for the first stage of the hospital’s redevelopment.

GV Health board director, Peter Ryan said, “I would like to acknowledge the great work that has been undertaken by Dale, the executive team and staff over the last three years. There has been significant achievement to date and we have a great sense of optimism going forward.”

GV Health executive director innovation and performance and chief nursing and midwifery officer, Fiona Brew said, “I am very pleased to be taking up the role as interim CEO. I am passionate about health care in the Goulburn Valley and have a commitment to service improvement.”

INTERIM CEO ANNOUNCED… GV Health CEO, Dale Fraser will be finishing up in his role on July 1.

Photo: David Lee.

Dale said, “Over the past three years I have had the pleasure of leading the organisation through an exciting period of change and growth. The staff and management at GV Health are a professional team who I have enjoyed working with to achieve many successes. I wish to thank the executive team, the board, the staff and the community for the wonderful experience.

While I am saddened to leave a great team and community, I look forward to new opportunities ahead and will maintain an interest in the many achievements of GV Health to come.”

Newest addition to McGauchie family arrives early AT 11:52am on Tuesday, June 7, Duncan McGauchie and his wife, Andrea welcomed the newest member of the McGauchie family to the world, Isadora June McGauchie.

Duncan said, “Isadora arrived very pink and very loudly. At just 33 weeks and 1.56kg, her noise and colour showed her lungs are working well and she is a fighter.

“Isadora is now in the Special Care Nursery at Frances Perry House in the Royal Women’s Hospital, where she can be cared for by the same team of doctors that helped us deliver our first child Hector.

“Mum is recovering from surgery and is doing well. Isadora is expected to be in the Special Care Nursery over the next few weeks.

“Andrea, Hector, Isadora and I want to thank our team of obstetricians, midwifes, nurses and paediatricians for their support over the last months and since Isadora’s arrival yesterday.

WELCOME TO THE WORLD… Liberals Candidate for Murray, Duncan McGauchie and his wife, Andrea welcomed the latest addition to their family last week, Isadora June McGauchie. Photo: Supplied.

“We are privileged to live in a country where care for premature babies and their mothers is the best in the world.

“We also want to thank our friends and family for their support through these challenging times.”

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River precinct project progresses PLANS to develop a connected river precinct in central Shepparton have moved a step closer with design concept plans presented to a workshop of stakeholders recently.

The Minister for Water, Hon. Lisa Neville committed $110,000 to complete the functional design stage of the Eastbank Lake Project, which will enhance the river precinct and provide recreational benefits for local residents.

The precinct will provide a unique opportunity for Shepparton to embrace the Goulburn River and connect Shepparton through the creation of public open meeting spaces, parklands and a more welcoming and aesthetically pleasing gateway between Shepparton and Mooroopna.

The working group comprises representatives from Goulburn Valley Water, Goulburn Broken Catchment Management Authority, Yorta Yorta Nation, Goulburn Valley Environment Group and Greater Shepparton City Council, with direction from Spiire.

The project is the brainchild of businessman and former Greater Shepparton City Council Mayor, Geoff Dobson who has brought a working group together to tackle an aspirational project that will see environmental, social, cultural and economic gains for Greater Shepparton.

Dob in a dealer SHEPPARTON residents are being urged to report what they know about the manufacture and distribution of crystal methylamphetamine (‘ICE’) and other illicit drugs, during Crime Stoppers’ two-week Dob in a Dealer campaign.

Last year’s Dob in a Dealer campaign contributed to a 400 percent increase in drug related information reports.

Crime Stoppers Victoria communications coordinator, Chris Plumridge said, “Too many of us know someone affected by ICE and other illicit drugs, and the devastating impact the substances continue to have on individuals, families and the wider community.

“Dob in a Dealer is a community engagement campaign. It’s

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CONNECTING SHEPPARTON… Former Greater Shepparton City Council Mayor, Geoff Dobson is pleased that plans are coming together to develop a connected river precinct in central Shepparton. Photo: Emma Hillier.

Geoff said, “This project will see a best practice approach to stormwater management, reduce potable water use on recreational areas and provide another tourism asset for Greater Shepparton. The Goulburn River is one of our greatest assets that can be both utilised and preserved through this project.

“We are known for our effective management of water in the Goulburn Valley, and this project enables to further showcase how efficient we are with water usage.”

about empowering every member of the community to play a part in reducing the manufacture and supply of illicit drugs.”

Acting superintendent for Shepparton, Libby Murphy said, “We are extremely pleased that Crime Stoppers’ Dob in a Dealer campaign is returning to Shepparton in 2016.

“A ‘whole of community’ approach is needed to tackle the flow of illicit drugs into our regional towns and cities and Dob in a Dealer provides people with a way to contribute to this fight by providing vital information about drug offending in their area to police.”

If you or someone you know is affected by drug use or addiction, please contact support services such as Family Drug Help on 1300 660 068 or Youth Support and Advocacy Service on 1800 014 446.

Rep or t i n for m at ion con f ident i a l ly on l i ne at w w w. crimestoppersvic.com.au or call Crime Stoppers on 1800 333 000.

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Are your materials honest?

THE latest installation of the Shepparton Art Museum (SAM) Drawing Wall is now in place featuring artist, Simone Slee’s series of works investigating houses in suburban landscapes.

Simone Slee works across installation, photography, video and performance. Slee sees this as a form of extended sculptural practice, investigating and questioning what sculpture is and what it can be. She has exhibited throughout Australia and internationally. She is currently the head of sculpture and spatial practice, in art, at the Victorian College of the Arts (VCA), University of Melbourne where she has also completed a PhD. Slee is represented

by Melbourne based gallery Sarah Scout Presents.

For SAM’s Drawing Wall commission, Slee has focused on local Shepparton suburban architecture. The work is a continuation of her series, ‘Houses that are happy to help with at least one of the possible problems of art, 2010 – ongoing.’

Slee has created a series of new photographs of local architectural gems to which will be added to the series.

This series of works investigates houses

SUBURBAN LANDSCAPES… The latest installation of the Shepparton Art Museum (SAM) Drawing Wall, featuring artist, Simone Slee’s series of works. Photo: Emma Hillier.

in a suburban landscape. In front of each house, she poses the question “Are Your Materials Honest?” This question alludes to the shift that occurred in the early 20th century, where modernist architects rejected decorative effect and asserted a need for rigor and pared back form. The photographs invite the viewer to consider architectural styles and forms and question whether or not the materials themselves could be more than just ornamental.

Visitors are welcome to come along and enjoy the latest installation of the SAM Drawing Wall at their leisure at the Eastbank Centre, Welsford Street, Shepparton.

Shining a positive light on social values A NEW research report carried out by La Trobe’s Centre for Sport and Social Impact (CSSI) has confirmed the true positive social value of Shepparton’s Rumbalara Football Netball Club and found for every $1 invested in cash, volunteer time and other resources to run the club, it generated at least $5.45 return in social value to the community Report author, La Trobe’s Professor Russell Hoye said Rumbalara’ is the only Aboriginal run community sport club in Victoria and the findings of the report are significant.

“As an independent research group we wanted to test a new method of assessment of social value of a community football club and Rumbalara’ is such a great case study because of the variety of activities and range of impacts it has on the community,” Professor Hoye said.

Findings from the study showed its strong value for individuals and the greater Shepparton population through increased social connectedness, wellbeing and mental health status of members and others in the community, employment outcomes for Indigenous members, personal development and improved fitness of those involved, wellbeing and pride amongst Indigenous community associated with the club and support for the delivery of non-sport programs for Indigenous communities in the greater Shepparton region.

Professor Hoye said, “This club operates with cultural authority led by Indigenous leaders from the community. Because of this, it’s able to successfully engage at-risk groups and help support their education, employment and reduce the likelihood of substance abuse and social isolation.”

Rumbalara Football Netball Club president, Paul Briggs OAM said the club is much more than a sports facility.

“We offer community focused activities aimed at improving the mental and physical

RECOGNISING SUCCESSFUL ENGAGEMENT… From left, La Trobe’s Professor Russell Hoye and Rumbalara Club President Paul Briggs OAM. Photo: Emma Hillier.

wellbeing of the Indigenous population.

Rumbalara’ has helped reduce youth suicide rates among our community and has helped individuals with their schooling and job placements. The club is also contributing to developing a generation of Indigenous leaders.

“We had a view that we were doing a really good job and working really hard, we have put our reputation on the line for this public assessment. We were very pleased with the findings as well as comments from the Aboriginal Affairs Minister that she welcomes this report to be able to take back to her cabinet colleagues.”

Professor Hoye said the La Trobe study shows the Rumbalara Football Netball Club is a model of a successful program that’s clearly improving the mental health and wellbeing of Indigenous Australians.

“This is because it’s driven by the Indigenous community and built on the Indigenous values of family connection and culture. This type of club is something to celebrate and emulate. We hope these findings contribute to the league looking at supporting the development of more clubs like Rumbalara,” Professor Hoye said.

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Shepparton Villages launches 2016 tax appeal

APPEAL FOR MAINTENANCE VEHICLES… From left, Shepparton Villages Tarcoola gardener, Barry Curtis and Tarcoola maintenance officer, Andrew Sharp are hoping the Shepparton Villages’ 2016 Tax Appeal will help to raise enough funds to acquire much needed maintenance vehicles. Photo: Supplied.

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PRIME residential aged care provider, Shepparton Villages has recently launched its 2016 tax appeal with the hopes of raising enough funds to acquire much needed maintenance vehicles for grounds staff to carry out their day-to-day tasks.

A s a not-for-profit organ isation, Shepparton Villages rely on the generosity of the community to provide the high level of service the community has come to rely on over the years.

Sheppar ton Villages projects and maintenance manager, Ed McNair said, “Our maintenance men are in dire need of new maintenance vehicles and our 2016 Tax Appeal is aimed at raising funds to replace two of the oldest vehicles in the fleet.

“Both the van and ute are around 20 years old with 153,000 and 156,00 kilometres respectively and are well past their use by date.

“The maintenance team use the vehicles across all three Shepparton Village’s sites, moving furniture for residents, running supplies, and hauling maintenance items and tools for odd jobs at the facilities and units.

“We’d like your help to purchase new vehicles for the maintenance department so that the team of six can continue to provide the high standard of care and maintenance that Shepparton Villages proudly has a reputation for – whilst maintaining safety and efficiencies.”

If you would like to help, you can make a donation online at www.sheppvillages.com. au or contact Shepparton Villages on 5832 0800.

Give Me 5 for Kids aims high 95.3SR FM is excited to announce the start of its annual charity initiative, Give Me 5 for Kids, which has previously raised thousands of dollars for GV Health.

This year, 95.3SR FM will aim to raise its highest funds ever, which last year contributed to Give Me 5 for Kids’ incredible national tally of $2.5M. This year 95.3SR FM hopes to raise $100,000 by the end of June, to purchase an examination bed for the treatment room, a examination chair/bed for the teleconference room, six cardio respiratory monitors, four sofa beds, two sets of phototherapy lights for neonate room, a mock MRI donut, a DVD system for children to watch whilst in MRI and a CPAP unit.

Community members are being urged to listen to 95.3SR FM for details on how they can become involved in this important cause, by supporting 95.3SR FM and our fundraising events including the Battery Drive, Feast on the Fairway and GV Hotel Trivia night.

95.3SR FM general manager, Leanne Hulm said, “95 3SR FM would like to acknowledge not only the work that 95 3SR FM do in raising this much needed money, but also the community. We could not achieve our goals if it wasn’t for the community support across the month of June and across the year. We at 95 3SR FM are proud to support GV Health and the Children’s Ward.”

For more information or to donate online, visit giveme5forkids.com.au

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GRAND OPENING EVENT… Solar City Tyres Ironman 4x4 sales representative, Mark Walsh.

Photo: Emma Hillier.

Local outlet enters Ironman race BRIDGESTONE Australia have recently partnered with Ironman 4x4 Pty Ltd for an exclusive joint venture and as a result, Bridgestone Service Centre Shepparton is excited to announce that they can now offer all clients the opportunity to purchase all of their four wheel drive tyre, wheel and Ironman accessories locally, at the Shepparton store.

Bridgestone Service Centre Shepparton general manager, John Zappala said, “Ironman 4x4 provides great value for money solutions for all sectors within the 4x4 industry, with a versatile and forward thinking approach across recreational, military or commercial use.

“Ironman 4x4 products are designed in Australia and distributed throughout the world.

“To celebrate, we would like to extend a VIP invitation to everyone to attend our official Grand

Opening of our new Ironman 4x4 camping and accessories showroom on June 18 and 19.

“It promises to be a great two days, starting on Saturday, June 18 from 8am to 5pm and on Sunday, June 19 from 9am to 4pm. Our new showroom is packed with Ironman 4x4 accessories and camping gear and we will have a number of Ironman and Bridgestone representatives available to assist with any questions or enquiries you may have.”

The Grand Opening weekend will include a chance to win a grand prize of a QLD getaway for four nights for two people as well as a barbeque lunch, children’s jumping castle, mega deals, tyre and wheel displays, Ironman 4x4 on show and much more.

Call in to Solar City Tyres at 126-136 New Dookie Road, Shepparton or phone 5831 5177. Your one-stopshop for everything 4x4, camping and accessories.

More support for disabled Victorians “We want all Victorians to share their views on what we need to do to prioritise the needs of people with a disability.

“Our vision is for an inclusive Victoria, which enables people with a disability to live satisfying everyday lives. Your view on how we can dismantle the barriers and achieve this is important.

“The plan will determine what we want to achieve over the next four years to ensure people with a disability can participate fully in everyday life.

“While Victorians with a disability are a diverse group, they are overall more likely to experience discrimination, live in poverty, and have poorer health, lower levels of education and be unemployed.”

To stay informed about the consultation process, go to www.statedisabilityplan.vic.gov.au or call 1300 880 043 or TTY 133 677.

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Over 150,000 Victorians have cancer. Our job at the Cancer Council Helpline is to provide as much help and support as these people need.

Which doesn’t leave much money to publicise the service. But you can help. If you know someone that needs our help, please ask them to give us a call and speak to a cancer nurse.

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WORK is underway to make Victoria fairer and more inclusive for the one in five Victorians who have a disability.

The Victorian Budget 2016/2017 is providing $3.3M to kick-start initiatives under a Victorian State Disability Plan including leadership scholarships for people with a disability, support for Changing Places to ensure public toilets are accessible and an economic strategy to improve participation in the workforce.

Minister for Housing, Disability and Ageing, Martin Foley recently announced community consultation on the plan is about to get under way with it due to be in place by January 1, 2017.

Martin said, “Victoria has a proud history of supporting those in our community who have a disability, but we need to do better and it is a responsibility we all share as a government, as businesses, as a community and as individuals.

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NEWS

Anything, anywhere T H E local team at PACK & SEN D Sheppar ton are quite literally you r ‘anything, anywhere’ courier solution.

Whatever you need to send, you can rely on PACK & SEND to deliver more choice and solutions for Courier, Freight and eCommerce Logistics.

PACK & SEND Shepparton proprietor, Rick Orr said, “We have had some really ‘out there’ requests for freight items over the years, so we can confidently provide a reliable solution to suit your budget and timeframe.”

We proudly service the courier needs of hundreds of Goulburn Valley, North East and Southern NSW businesses and households. Our freight solutions include

anything from domestic courier services to international air and sea freight, both export and import. There are no limits on what we can pack and send. One area where people find us of great assistance is in dealing with deceased estates. We pickup, pack and distribute items, with great care and sensitivity.

Visit Rick and Susan at PACK & SEND Shepparton, 155-157 High Street, for all your courier, freight and packing needs across Australia and worldwide or call 5821 0568.

YOUR COMPLETE FREIGHT SOLUTION… Pack & Send franchise owner, Rick Orr can help you send literally ‘anything, anywhere.’ Photo: Emma Hillier.

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NEWS

Coonara: warming homes of the GV for over 20 years COONARA, the iconic name in wood heaters, has long been warming the homes of the Goulburn Valley, with GV Weathermaster selling and servicing the popular brands for near on 20 years.

Doug and Annette Fowkes started GV Weathermaster in 1988 up the road from the business’ current location, teaming up with Shamic Sheetmetal. In the mid 1990s they secured Coonara to add to the great range of heaters manufactured by Shamic, namely Heatcharm and Arrow. Coonara has and continues to remain a solid selling product.

GV Weathermaster director, Shane Sier said, “Coonara has been in the Goulburn Valley for a long time and return customers are evidence of the quality and performance of the range.”

“From humble beginnings, Doug and Annette moved three times to settle at 70 Benalla Road and in conversation with them, they explain just how wonderful their landlords, namely Mr Tom and Jack Young (WH Young & Sons), were to them all those years ago, assisting them to obtain their desired location on the corner of Benalla Road and Fordyce Street, ‘the best spot in town’ according to Annette and Doug.

“Today, the business has changed hands, but still offers the same

MASTERS OF WEATHER… From left, GV Weathermaster sales estimator, David Russell, director, Shane Sier, previous owners, Annette and Doug Fowkes, general manager, Shaun Makar and sales estimator, Steve Seamer. Photo: Emma Hillier.

proven products and alongside the wonderful wood heater range is the gas log range. Be welcomed in the warm showroom with working models.”

From 1988 GV Weathermaster has kept homes cool and warm with gas ducted, refrigerated ducted and split system air conditioning in the Goulburn Valley. To see the full range of heating and cooling options at GV Weathermaster, drop in to 70 Benalla Road or phone 5821 3656.

Marked pears to become heroes continued from front page GOULBURN Valley pear grower and Plunkett Orchards co-owner, Andrew Plunkett said, “In a normal season, pears that do not meet our standards for sale are juiced,

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which is usually about 200 tonnes of fruit.

This year however, due to the storms, we had to juice more than 600 tonnes of fruit, which means this year’s crop will barely cover production and picking costs.

“The Hailstorm Heroes initiative is good for getting the message across that things don’t have to look perfect in order to taste great. We’ve been conditioned to think that fruit has to look perfect in order for it to be acceptable to consume and that’s across all fruits, but it is not the case.

“The pears were hit in their early stages of development, so the fruit has actually grown around the hailstone dents, which appear as small marks on the skin of the fruit.

“The initiative is great to help growers find a home for marked fruit that would otherwise be sold at a cheaper price as ‘number twos’ or be juiced, which only provides orchards with about 10c per kilo.

“While this year’s pears may not look like they normally do, they still taste the same and eat as well,” Mr Plunkett said.

Hailstorm Heroes are now available in Woolworths (as part of ‘The Odd Bunch’ range), IGA and Aldi stores across Victoria, New South Wales and Queensland.

MARKED FRUIT IS STILL GOOD FRUIT… Plunkett Orchards co-owner, Andrew Plunkett with some of the pears that are part of the new Hailstorm Heroes initiative, which aims to change the public’s perception on marked fruit. Photo: Emma Hillier.

NEWS

1. DRUM, Damian The Nationals

2. BOCK, Andrew Independent

3. CHRISTOE, Ian The Greens

4. MCGAUCHIE, Duncan Liberal

5. HICKS, Nigel Independent

6. SUMMER, Fern Independent

7. DAVY, Jeff Citizens Electoral Council

8. TEASDALE, Diane Independent

Candidates are listed in the order they will appear on the ballot paper.

9. DANIELI, Robert Australian Country Party

10. WILLIAMS, Alan John Australian Labor Party

11. GUNASEKERA, Yasmin Rise Up Australia Party

Eleven candidates in the election race continued from front page Damian Drum will be contesting the seat for The Nationals, Andrew Bock will be standing as an Independent, Ian Christoe will run as the candidate for The Greens, Duncan McGauchie

will be the Liberal Party candidate, Nigel Hicks will be running as an Independent candidate as will Fern Summer, Jeff Davy will be the candidate for the Citizens Electoral Council, Diane Teasdale will be running as an Independent candidate, the Australian Country Party candidate will be

Robert Danieli, Alan John Williams will be the Australian Labor Party candidate and the Rise Up Australia Party candidate will be Yasmin Gunasekera.

Printing of the ballot papers will now start with early voting to commence in the coming week.

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IF IT’S

GOT WHEELS

READY FOR CAMPING… Local resident, Steve Threlfall with his Toyota LandCruiser 100 series, which has been decked out with a brand new Evron DC4-single cab camper. Photos: Emma Hillier.

It just makes camping easy

By Michael Eldred “IF you make camping easier, you’re more likely to go, and that’s exactly what this does,” said Steve Threlfall about his brand new Evron DC4-single cab camper.

The camper is one of the best of its kind, housing a queen size bed, fridge, large storage area, hot water system, heater and a state-of-the-art electronics system. Solar panels are an optional extra, and Steve says that’s his next move.

Though the camper has a wide range of features, it certainly doesn’t take anything away from its accessibility with a 10 to 15 minute set up time.

Steve said, “The tent practically sets Page 18 – The Adviser. Australia No. 1:1307 Wednesday, June 15, 2016

itself up with the push of a button. It’s even got a remote to make life easier.

“In the two weeks I’ve had it, I’ve already used it three to four times.

“The actual car is a Toyota LandCruiser 100 series. All we did was cut off the back, extend the chassis by a meter and give it some new tyres.

“The biggest reason I did this was so I can have all the functionality and accessibility, while still being able to tow a boat or motorbike trailer,” Steve said.

“It’s just really easy. Normally when you think of going away you think it’s all too hard, but with this you just pack up and you’re away.”

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SCIENCE/TURKISH TEACHER Application requirements: • Current and valid VIT registration • An up-to-date and detailed CV • Experience in contract positions is preferred, but not essential Please submit application at:

Pastoral Wellbeing Officer (School Chaplain – NCSP) 18 hours week

www.sirius.vic.edu.au/community/job-application

Address: 685 New Dookie Rd Shepparton Phone: 03 5829 9852 Fax: 03 5829 9853

St Mel’s is looking for a person to become a part of our Education Community to support the wellbeing of all members of its community. In this role, the aim is to support the emotional wellbeing of students by providing pastoral care services and strategies that support the emotional wellbeing of the broader school community.

One of Shepparton’s leading and largest venues is undergoing massive change and opportunities to re-define and re-build are here!

For more information visit: www.smshepparton.com/employment.html For any enquiries call: 5821 3163 Application close: Wednesday June 22, 2016 @ 4 p.m.

Start date: July 11, 2016 Term Three.

We are seeking applications for the following positions:

Galen Catholic College Wangaratta is a co-educational College with an enrolment of 1100 students from Years 7 – 12 and 120 full and part time staff.

We are seeking suitably qualified teachers for the following leave replacement vacancies: Position 1 (re-advertised)

Materials & Technology (Years 8 & 9)

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As the Rostering Officer, you will be responsible for the coordination and administration of the prison’s fortnightly roster for approximately 170 employees. Your role will include ensuring minimum staffing requirements are met on a day-to-day basis, maintaining up to date and accurate records in the prison’s rostering system and liaising with staff across all levels of the organisation. This position will also provide assistance with payroll processing when required.

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Senior Employee Relations Consultant People and Organisational Development Division Employment Status: Permanent Full Time Reference: 15187 Applications must be received by 23/06/2016 An exceptional opportunity exists for a highly skilled, experienced and motivated Human Resources professional to join the People and Organisational Development Division as a Senior Employee Relations Consultant.

The Senior Employee Relations Consultant will play a lead role in advising, coaching and supporting line managers to proactively address the full range of employee relations issues. Their primary objective will be to build the knowledge and capability of line managers, to ensure a fair and consistent application of GV Health‘s policies and procedures thus promoting a positive employee relations culture and minimising risk to the organisation.

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Stacey Weeks, Employee Relations Manager can be contacted directly on 5832 2083 or via email stacey.weeks@gvhealth.org.au to discuss any queries in relation to this position.

Full time (part time will be considered).

Fixed term replacement position.

Commencing Monday 15th August 2016 and concluding Friday 22nd December 2017

Applications for both positions close Tuesday 21st June 2016 at 12 noon

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(Years 7-10)

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For further information on this position and to submit your application, please visit careers.vic.gov.au by Sunday 26 June 2016.

Applications, addressing the selection criteria, including CV and the names of two referees, to be emailed to Dom Poppa: principal@smshepparton.catholic.edu.au

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Emma shoots for Olympics

By David Lee LOCAL shotgun shooter, Emma Cox is shooting for the next Olympic Games, after taking away a gold medal at the International Shooting Sport Federation Shotgun World Cup in San Marino and beating the sport’s current world record holder, Corey Cogdell earlier this month.

The 23-year old shooter, ranked 53rd in the world, scored 73 targets during the qualifications, and then cleared the semi-final with 12 hits out of 15 targets. To advance to the gold medal match, she made it through a three-way shootoff together with USA’s, Corey Cogdell, leaving China’s, Zhu Jingly in the bronze match with France’s Carole Comelier.

Duelling for gold, Cox shot 13 targets out of 15, leaving the 2008 Olympic bronze medallist, Corey Cogdell in second place two clays behind her, with 11 hits.

While she didn’t qualify for the Rio Olympic Games, Emma hopes that her efforts over the coming years will give her enough experience to be selected for the 2020 games.

Emma said, “My day was pretty cool. I had no expectations. I just went and tried to shoot at my

best.

“When I was shooting the final, I felt a little bit nervous to begin with, but I took it as it came. I tried to relax.

“This is my first world cup gold. It’s great.

“Scoring 73 was not only a personal best for me, but it is equal to the international and Australian record. Only one other girl has equalled that score.

“If we had of been going by scores, I would have been going to Rio for the Olympic Games, but they picked on experience so unfortunately I missed out this time.”

RETURNING WITH GOLD… Local resident, Emma Cox has just returned from the ISSF Shotgun World Cup in San Marino with a gold medal and aims to make it to the next Olympic Games. Photo: Emma Hillier.

Hundreds converge on region for fifth sled dog classic HUNDREDS of people, and around 500 dogs, from across Australia converged on the Moira Park Scout Camp at the weekend, to take part in the fifth Northern Victorian Sled Dog Club (NVSDC) Classic.

The ‘classic’ as it is better known, had previously run for 21 years as the Undera Sled Dog Dash, but was reborn and revitalised as the Northern Victorian Sled Dog Classic in 2012.

The event is the largest dry land sled dog race in Australasia, attracting entries from Western Australia, South Australia, Queensland, New South Wales, Canberra, Victoria and Tasmania.

NVSDC president, Evette Levett said, “It’s the best year we’ve had in years for dogs.

“This year saw the relatively new classes

for the ‘classic’ Bikejoring and Canicross prove popular.

“Bikejoring is the sport where the musher rides behind a dog or team of dogs that are attached to the bike by a tow line. Canicross is the sport of running cross country while attached to a dog.

Canicross, in particular, provides the opportunity for dogs not normally seen in the sledding scene to participate, such as entries this year, which included a West Highland White Terrier and a Jack Russell Terrier.”

TAILS WAG FOR CLASSIC… Hundreds of competitors, their dogs and spectators converged on Kialla last week, to take part in the fifth annual Northern Victorian Sled Dog Club Classic. Photo: Supplied.

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F oty Tipping

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ENTER THE 2016 VIATEK & ADVISER FOOTY TIPPING AND YOU COULD WIN $100 OR MORE TO SPEND AT ANY OF THESE BUSINESSES See entry form at the bottom of this page or enter online at sheppadviser.com.au/footy-tipping

••• ROUND 13 SELECTIONS ••• North Melbourne......................................v .............................................................Hawthorn Brisbane Lions............................................v ....................................... West Coast Eagles Fremantle .......................................................v ....................................................Port Adelaide Western Bulldogs ....................................v .................................................... Geelong Cats Sydney Swans............................................v .......................................................... Melbourne

Essendon........................................................v ................................................... GWS GIANTS BYES

Adelaide Crows ............................................................................................................... Carlton Collingwood............................................................................................... Gold Coast SUNS Richmond ............................................................................................................................ St Kilda

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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.

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NO WINNER ROUND 12: JACKPOT $200 Football Followers have the chance to WIN BIG during the 2016 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 on each Friday during 2016, unless stated otherwise due to matches being played outside the normal weekend. Entries must be on original forms – no faxes or photocopies will be accepted and only one entry per household is permitted. The judge’s decision is final and no correspondence will be entered into.

Football Adviser

Goulburn Valley Football Netball League

Wednesday 15th June, 2016

GVFL Seniors Results Round 9 Kyabram (105) ........def .....Shepparton (55) Seymour (108) .........def .........Mansfield (45) Rochester (108) ......def . Shepp United (61) Euroa (66) ................def ..Shepp Swans (59) Echuca (87).............def ............ Benalla (79)

GVNL A Grade Results Round 9 Euroa (51)......................def ....Shepp Swans (37) Benalla (53) ..................def .................Echuca (36) Kyabram (37)..............def ....... Shepparton (34) Shepp United (46)....def ........... Rochester (30)

Outside the Locker Room to mentor youth MENTORING LOCAL YOUTHS… Local football netball clubs are taking up the opportunity to be part of the innovative Outside the Locker Room mentoring program, which locals participated in last year. Photo: Supplied.

GVFL & GVNL Round 10 Saturday, June 18 Benalla ..............................v ................Shepp Swans Shepp United................v ........................ Mansfield Seymour ...........................v ................................ Tatura Kyabram ..........................v ....................... Rochester Euroa ..................................v ................... Shepparton Echuca .............................v ...................Mooroopna

2016 Ladder GVFL Seniors 2016 Ladder Kyabram ..............................................36 Rochester .............................................32 Benalla..................................................24 Euroa .....................................................20 Shepparton Swans ..............................20 Seymour ...............................................20 Echuca ..................................................16 Shepparton ..........................................12 Tatura.....................................................12 Shepparton United..............................12 Mansfield...............................................12 Mooroopna ............................................0

GVNL A Grade 2016 Ladder Kyabram ..............................................36 Euroa .....................................................28 Shepparton ..........................................24 Seymour ...............................................24 Echuca .................................................24 Mooroopna ..........................................22 Shepparton Swans ..............................20 Benalla ..................................................18 Rochester..............................................12 Shepparton United................................4 Mansfield.................................................4 Tatura.......................................................0

with Matthew Chilcott

I N partnership with A FL Goulburn Murray, Valley Sport, Greater Shepparton City Council and Strathbogie Shire, local football netball clubs are taking up the opportunity to be part of the innovative Outside t he L ocker Room (OT L R) mentoring program.

The program was hugely successful last season with a Bendigo Health partnership facilitating the program in all Goulburn Murray clubs in the Shire of Campaspe and a couple of pilot programs in Greater Shepparton City Council. In all, 2,297 participants attended the 56 sessions involving 16 football netball clubs in 2015.

OTLR is a series of workshops and interactions focused on com munit y responsibility, responsible decision making and personal branding, with former AFL players, Glenn Manton and Jake Edwards. The program seeks to equip adolescent boys and girls and young adults, along with their parents, families and communities with the information and resources to better enable them to tackle the increasing number of social and mental health issues in a productive and non-destructive way.

AFL Goulburn Murray Region general manager, Martin Gleeson is excited at bringing the program back to the region.

“We have been working with the OTLR team for over 12 months now and we were really impressed with the response from participants and clubs last year.

“The feedback from footballers and netballers involved last year was extremely positive and we are also aware of a number of youth involved in the program who have gone on to receive support and assistance.

“The program was able to create, not only an educational environment, but also one that made it comfortable for people to share their stories and to seek help if needed.

“A key strategic priority of the AFL Goulburn Murray Commission’s Strategic Plan is community and through this priority a Health Services Strategy was released at the end of 2014.

“This strategy focuses on the provision of services and initiatives recognising the integral place that football netball clubs hold in the community.

“With Jake Edwards confirmed as the mentor for each club and the support of other ex-AFL players, behavioural experts and mental health experts each participant in the program will have a great opportunity to better understand themselves and make appropriate life decisions.”

Adviser Footy Tipsters

MATT CHILCOTT (41) Benalla Shepparton United Seymour Kyabram Shepparton Echuca

DINNY ADEM (33) Shepparton Swans Shepparton United Seymour Kyabram Euroa Echuca

HAYDEN BEST (39) Shepparton Swans Shepparton United Seymour Kyabram Shepparton Echuca

DAVID FOX (42) Benalla Shepparton United Seymour Kyabram Euroa Echuca

JACQUI HUDGSON (41) Benalla Shepparton United Seymour Euroa Kyabram Echuca

KYLE POWER (39) Benalla Shepparton United Seymour Kyabram Euroa Echuca

SUZANNA SHEED (42) Benalla Shepparton United Seymour Kyabram Euroa Echuca

JOHN RYAN (42) Benalla Shepparton United Seymour Kyabram Euroa Echuca

DARRYL TWITT (34) Benalla Mansfield Seymour Rochester Euroa Echuca

PHANTOM (12) Shepparton Swans Mansfield Tatura Rochester Shepparton Mooroopna

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NEWS

Shepparton’s newest edition SHEPPARTON welcomed their newest locally owned and operated furniture store recently, with Furniture Edition making a grand entrance to the region’s retail landscape.

The independent retail store has been some time in the making and is the passion project of Ray Behrends, long time owner and operator of the former GV Furniture World Shepparton franchise.

Ray said, “We’re really excited to present a new, stand alone and independent furniture store which is locally owned, locally staffed and locally operated for the people of the Goulburn Valley.

“We understand the changing trends of the furniture industry and we also understand the needs of our customers. We are excited to be able to offer a full range of quality made furniture at affordable prices.

“We’re also really proud to continue a long standing affiliation with Colin Wise Recliner specialists, with a great range of options to suit our customers’ individual needs as well as easy, free front of store parking for the convenience of our customers.”

Furniture Edition stock a huge range of household furniture from beds, dining settings, occasional furniture and lounge suites through to bookcases, buffets, hutches and much more, in styles to suit every taste and budget. They also have finance packages available for eligible customers.

Furniture Edition is located at 7999 Melbourne Road, South Shepparton (opposite Shepparton Toyota). Call in or phone 5823 1677.

NEW HOME FOR FURNITURE… Furniture Edition owner, Ray Behrends is inviting the community to drop in and experience the latest addition to the furniture retail landscape. Photo: Emma Hillier.

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