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Scot’s undergoing a $1.97M redevelopment

CLASSIC CAR AUCTION

SPECTACULAR RESULT FOR DYLAN SCOBLE Sport Adviser

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Game changer for region

By David Lee AFTER 132 years being a prominent building on the corner of Fryers and Corio Streets in Shepparton, Scot’s Church has just begun a $1.97M redevelopment, only the second in the building’s history. After seeing the first service held in 1888, the church building hasn’t been redeveloped since the 1960s, but the latest plans will develop the church buildings to make them more appropriate for the 21st Continued on page 19 century.

A WINNING DESIGN… Artist impressions of the winning architectural design for the new Shepparton Art Museum, which have been created by Denton Corker Marshall. Images: Supplied.

Internationally renowned architects designing our new SAM By David Lee AN ARTISTIC structure which comprises of four abstract plates that will complement the surrounding parkland, will soon become a fitting feature along the shores of Victoria Park Lake

in Shepparton, after Denton Corker Marshall’s concept for the new Shepparton Art Museum (SAM) was chosen as the winning architectural building design for the $34.5M project. Continued on page 18

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First sod turned on $34M aged care development A SOD turning event for the Shepparton Village’s new $34M, 120 bed aged care development and the launch of a Giving Tree fundraiser to help furnish the new development took place last week, marking the beginning of the long-awaited and exciting construction. Founding fathers for Shepparton Villages, Keppel Turnour OAM and Lance Woodhouse OAM turned the first sod on the site at Chas Johnson Reserve, which is expected to be completed by mid 2018. Shepparton Villages CEO, Kerri Rivett said it was a privilege to have Mr Turnour and Mr Woodhouse mark the occasion given their immense contribution to not only Shepparton Villages but to the Goulburn Valley community over the years. “This new building will set a new

benchmark for residential care in the region but most importantly ensure the most vulnerable in our community, the aged, can have a home that is bright, modern and local. It is a credit to the founding fathers that we are in a position today to be able to expand to meet the growing demand for quality aged care in the Greater Shepparton region,” Ms Rivett said. Member for Murray, Damian Drum, who launched the Giving Tree fundraiser said, “I am proud to launch the Shepparton Villages Giving Tree. It is an opportunity for the whole community to contribute and I congratulate the entire Shepparton Villages family on delivering what will be a first class facility.” Community contribution will be required to assist with the purchasing of all the comforts of

home including much needed equipment and beds to ensure the 120 residents have the very best care and comfort. The Giving Tree allows individuals, community groups or corporate organisations to make one off donations, or a pledge over several years to support the project. Information can be found at w w w. sheppvillages.com.au or by calling Shepparton Villages on 5832 0800 to further discuss.

FIRST CLASS FACILITY ON ITS WAY… From left, Shepparton Villages founding fathers, Keppel Turnour and Lance Woodhouse at the first sod turning for the new Shepparton Villages $34M facility. Photo: Alicia Niglia.

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EDUCATIONAL RECIPIENTS… From left, Donald Fairless Sporting Scholarship recipients, Liam Edwards, Cooper Bromley and Shae Oliver and Lift Off Education Scholarship recipients, Jack Brisbane, Courtney Kelly, Joel McCarten, Katie Simkin, Alicia Flegeltaub, Lillian Nyangela, Katie Sellick, Jessica Sellick and Chelsea Rowan. Photo: Alicia Niglia.

Locals given opportunity to grow TWENTY-SEVEN locals were last week provided with opportunities to grow, with 22 receiving education scholarships and five receiving a Donald Fairless Sporting Scholarship as part of the 2017 Lift Off Education Scholarship program. Alana Charles, Sunseria Ducat, Hannah Smidt, Jemma Walsh, Tameka Davis, Courtney Kelly, Chelsea Rowan, Alicia Flegaltaub, Alisia Russo, James Miller, Lillian Nyangela, Katie Sellick, Jessica Gould, Tayla Ringrose, Jessica Sellick, Jack Brisbane, Kira Buddle, Fawzia Abkar, Joel McCarten, Rachel Claney, Katie Simkin and Courtney Hawke were recipients of the education scholarships. Cooper Bromley, Liam Edwards, Shae Oliver, Charlotte Morris and Marco Tripoli each received a Donald Fairless Sporting Scholarship. Community Fund Goulburn Valley chief executive officer, Cheryl Hammer said, “We have awarded 27 scholarships with a value

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of $81,500 this year alone via our Lift Off Scholarship Program. Most of these students have entered into post secondary/tertiary education, with one third of them studying locally. “The scholarships range from one-off $2,000 to $5,000 over three years. We have also given out another four oneoff scholarships valued at $5,000 each after a donation of $20,000 from the Margaret Attwood Trust, which was set up by Margaret Attwood to support causes in our community including assisting disadvantaged children. “This brings the total to 22 education scholarships plus the five sporting scholarships. The young athletes have received a $500 scholarship each from the Fairless family who set up the bursary after the death of their father, Donald Fairless. A well known athlete himself, he wanted to continue to aid young athletes in reaching their sporting goal.”

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$15,000 left to win Hurry, only five days left to enter

HOWARDS STORAGE WORLD… From left, The Adviser senior advertising consultant, Bronwen Timothee, GMCU operations manager, Peter Thomas, 2017 GMCU $30,000 Giveaway week ﬁve winner, Leigh Voogd and Howards Storage World store manager, Cheryl Powles. Photo: Alicia Niglia.

THERE are just five days left for you to go in the draw for a chance to win a share in the 2017 GMCU $30,000 Giveaway, with prizes to the value of $15,000 still left to be won. Our first, week five winner drawn last week was Terri-Lea Anderson from Finley, who spent $118.50 at Big W. Leigh Voogd from Mooroopna was drawn as the lucky second, week five winner, after spending just $22.95 at Howards Storage World at Riverside Plaza. Tim and Lily MacLaughlin were drawn as the third, week five winners, after spending $39.94 at Spotlight. Each of our lucky week five winners will receive a $1,000 GMCU debit card to spend at any of the participating businesses in the 2017 GMCU $30,000 Giveaway. Congratulations to all of this week’s lucky winners and remember, all you have to do to be among next week’s winners is spend a minimum of $10 at any of the participating businesses, fill in your form and drop it in the box provided. You can enter as many times as you like and good luck. This shopping promotion is proudly brought to you by the GMCU and The Adviser. *For a full list of participating businesses, see page 20 of this edition.

BIG W… From left, Big W store manager, Mark Harrison, 2017 GMCU $30,000 Giveaway week ﬁve winner, Terri-Lea Anderson, GMCU ﬁnance manager, Rebecca Hearn and The Adviser general manager, Will Adams. Photo: Alicia Niglia.

SPOTLIGHT… From left, Spotlight Shepparton store manager, Tania Durston, 2017 GMCU $30,000 Giveaway week ﬁve winner, Lily MacLaughlin with father, Tim MacLaughlin, GMCU compliance manager, Brett Elgar and The Adviser general manager, Will Adams. Photo: Nicholise Garner.

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EVENTS

COMMUNITY CONNECT UPCOMING AN UNDER THE STARS evening of food, wine and live entertainment will be held on the banks of the mighty Murray River at the beautiful Cape Horn Vineyard, 486 Stewart’s Bridge Road, Echuca Village on Saturday, April 29 from 5:30pm to 11pm. Tickets are $65 and all proceeds go to Cystic Fibrosis. Complementary drink on arrival, food provided throughout the evening and wine tastings, raffles, auctions and more will be available. For more information, contact Vanessa on 0438 522 228 or at neyzle1@ bigpond.com or Tracey on 0400 204 010 or at traceybotterill@bigpond.com MATHO’S MEANDER will take place on Sunday, April 30 with the walk/ride commencing at 9am at Gowrie Street Primary School. Cost

is $20 with proceeds going to the Black Dog Institute. Lunch afterwards at the Aussie Hotel from 1pm. RSVP to Brian Reiners on 0419 257 260. C.W.L BLUMES FASHION MORNING will be held at St Brendans Parish Centre (behind the church), 121 Knight Street, Shepparton on Monday, May 1 from 10am. $5 entry. Everyone is welcome. G .V. H E A LT H E X T E N D E D C A R E AUXILIARY will be holding a movie event on Thursday, May 11 at Village Cinema in Shepparton staring at 1:15pm. The film will be Hidden Figures [Helped put man into space], which has been nominated for best picture at the Oscars. Tickets are $20 with all proceeds going to GV Health. For further

For more information on how to register for your Community Connect listing contact The Adviser via email at classifieds@sheppartonadviser.com.au Please note listings are to be 55 words or less.

information, phone Lolene on 5821 9182. ONGOING GV CHRONIC PAIN Support Group meets on the third Wednesday of every month from 1pm to 2:30pm at Primary Care Connect, 399 Wyndham Street, Shepparton. Come along and share in support. For more information, email gvcpsg@gmail.com or phone 0458 510 416 between 10am and 4pm. S H E P PA RTON P U BL I C C e m e t e r y i s announcing that the second stage of the mausoleum is completed and now on sale. The historic cemetery reminds the community it is not run by council and still has room available. For information, phone Jeanette Doherty on 5821 2289.

FREE BREAKFAST FOR EVERYONE at St Georges Road Post Office and Milkbar, 102 St Georges Road, Shepparton from Monday to Friday from 7am to 9am. SHEPPARTON CHESS CLUB Inc. meet at Shepparton Access, 227 Wyndham Street Shepparton every Saturday at 1pm. Entry only through back door. New members are welcome. Adults $3 per day, juniors $1.50. Tea and coffee is provided. GET ACT I V E SH EPPA RTON provides free exercise classes for all ages and levels of fitness every Sunday morning at the hill next to Aquamoves at 8:30am to 9:30am. Contact David on 0419 332 422 or visit the Facebook page “Get Active Shepparton” for more details.

Farmers lead the pack on quad safety LIVESTOCK producers are taking a proactive approach to farm safety, with beef and sheep farmers leading the pack in taking up the Quad Bike Safety Rebate Scheme. The Victorian Farmers Federation (VFF) has so far given away over $1M in rebates to farmers hoping to fit out their quad bikes with protection devices to minimise the risk of injury. The $6 million State Government program, which is being jointly managed by the farmer group and WorkSafe Victoria, opened five months ago and aims to improve farm safety by offering a rebate to primary producers who fit Operator Protection Devices (OPDs) to their quad bikes. VFF vice president, Brett Hosking urged people to take advantage of the program before the money runs out. “With $1M already spent on the program it’s not going to

last very long, so you better get in quick if you want to fit an OPD or upgrade to a safer vehicle,” Mr Hosking said. “The fact that we’ve seen such a fantastic uptake in the rebate shows how seriously farm safety is being taken by Victorian primary producers, because OPDs are vital to protecting farmers, their families, and their workers from the risks of using quad bikes.” According to WorkSafe statistics, almost 30 percent of workplace deaths in Victoria occur on farms, despite a mere three percent of workers being employed in the agriculture industry. “Ten farmers every week are injured seriously enough to make a worker’s compensation claim,” Mr Hosking said. “It’s incredibly serious and this program encourages farmers to take proactive steps in safeguarding against the risks of

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injury while using quad bikes.” All rebates will be available for a period of two years or until the funds are exhausted. Rebates will also be allocated on a first-in first-served basis to eligible applicants with complete applications. Farmers can tap into the VFF’s www.bequadsafe.com.au website to claim up to $1,200 (GST exempt) in rebates on OPDs, side-by-side (SSV) and other alternate vehicles. “The scheme is open to all farmers and we’re hoping to process more than 5,000 applications over the lifetime of the program,” Mr Hosking said. “This is a great indication of how the program is being received.” Further information is available by calling the VFF on 1300 945 030 or emailing bequadsafe@vff.org.au

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OPINION

Live to work or work to live? H

YOUR ‘TECH’ SPECIALISTS… From left, Cloud Copy Click business development manager, Craig Potter, regional sales manager, David Steigenberger, business development manager, Leo Driscol, IT technician, Nic Corbo, IT technician, Andrew Marshall, service, Paul Newton, sales manager, Linton Parker, general manager, Dean Primmer, reception, Deb Pearce, purchasing, Tom Gaal, technician, Eric Osland and project co-ordinator, Adam Burns. Photo: Supplied.

THE paperless office may not have eventuated exactly as predicted, but the ability to cut precious hours from the workload of small to medium business owners is a reality. According to Cloud Copy Click’s regional sales manager and document management specialist, David Steigenberger document storage, retrieval and processing has never been easier. With Cloud Copy Click holding an Open Day this week to celebrate the purchase of

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Spade Computers, he says the timing is perfect for small businesses to review the hours spent processing documents. “The average invoice takes about seven minutes to enter. With some of our solutions including character recognition scanning we can cut that back to 30 seconds per invoice,” David said. M r Steigenberger said despite the perceptions, many of document management solutions are within reach of the small

business operator. “Really, we see a lot of small business operators who wear many hats in their business including the admin stuff, or it may be a spouse. But either way people are taking stuff home and adding 10 or 12 hours to their working week,” David said. “For the cost of three or four hours labour we can save up to 10 or 12, which leaves more time for other things in life,” David said.

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TAKE ADVANTAGE OF THIS RED HOT SALE… Proudly displaying some quality wood heaters, Hot and Cold Shop director, Paul Marshall with the Pacific Energy Neo wood fire heater and Esse combustion stove. Photo: Emma Hillier.

Big savings at heating and moving sale THE Hot and Cold Shop is welcoming the cooler months with their annual massive three-day sale to be held in-store from Friday, April 28, Saturday, April 29 and Sunday, April 30. Customers will save on gas log fires, wood fires, space heaters, gas ducted heating and electric heating with leading brands including Coonara, Rinnai, Braemar, Brivis, Cannon, Regency, Stiebel Eltron, Bosch, Mitsubishi, Jindara, Scandia, Pacific Energy and Real Flame Kelvinator, Archer, Arrow and Heat Charm. Hot and Cold Shop director, Paul Marshall said, “Our three-day sale is a great way to kick-start the heating season and our suppliers have come on board with some fantastic savings. “We are now also the home of Coonara wood heating and

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ESSE combustion stoves, which are new to Shepparton and will be offering great savings in order to sell as much of our stock as possible in time for our move up the road. During our moving sale, as well as the opportunity to save on leading brands, there will also be discounts offered on display stock.” The Hot and Cold Shop has been a part of Shepparton for over 30 years and the friendly and knowledgeable team is available to help with all of your heating needs as well as free on-site quotes, installation and after sales support. Call in over the three days to see the extensive showroom at the Hot and Cold Shop, Shop 2, 7955 Goulburn Valley Highway, Kialla, phone 5823 1955 or visit www.hotandcoldshop.com.au

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Individual care at Notre Dame College NOT R E Dame College is a Catholic, co-educational, Secondary College servicing Greater Shepparton and surrounding districts. As a community, there is a commitment to providing each student with a comprehensive and challenging educational experience in a faith-filled, pastoral setting. Notre Dame College deputy principal (Catholic Identity), Les Billings said, “The College lives out its Catholic Mission in many ways, including the celebration of Masses, Religious Education classes, fundraising initiatives, Social Justice programmes and maintaining strong connections with local parishes. “ We prov id e a dy n a m i c le a r n i n g environment with modern and extensive facilities, accommodating many subject areas. Additionally, students spend Year 9 on the Emmaus Campus, where they gain a unique learning opportunity in a purpose built environment. The curriculum at our Year 9 campus facilitates deep engagement with

learning and provides students with practical involvement in applied learning on a daily basis.” Notre Dame College also offers a range of support services and assistance to its students, including counselling, psychological services, educational assessments, a homework club, English as an Additional Language (EAL) programme, work experience, vocational education programmes and a Learning Enrichment Centre for students with learning difficulties. Mr Billings said, “Some of our extracurricular activities include drama and musical theatre productions, debating, choirs, instrumental and voice programmes. Students also participate in a broad range of sports at a regional, state and national level.” Notre Dame College is holding an Open Day on Friday, May 5 at both campuses, with a number of tours commencing from the Administration Buildings. For further information, phone 5822 8400 or visit www. notredame.vic.edu.au

NOTRE DAME OPEN DAY… Come and see what Notre Dame College has to offer when the college opens its doors for an Open Day on Friday, May 5. Photo: Supplied.

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Now’s the time to move to Lifestyle Shepparton

A BEAUTIFUL HOME FOR YOUR FUTURE… One of the gorgeous homes available at Lifestyle Shepparton. Photo: Supplied.

W ITH loveable, fictional homeowner ‘Roger’ appearing lately on local T V screens, now’s a good time to consider living your own Roger-style life at Lifestyle Shepparton. With a brand new lowmaintenance home, unlimited access to 5-star resort-style facilities and new likeminded friends living close by, you’ll have no choice but to relax and do more of what you love in a secure, social setting. Now selling the final half of stage seven, there’s still time to pick from 11 different home designs on the lot of your choice. Whether you simply need a snug one bedroom home with spacious open plan living areas, or a larger two bedroom

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home with a separate study or craft room, Lifestyle Shepparton gives you the space to live life with less maintenance, more security and much more fun. With construction still in progress, Lifestyle Shepparton offers flexibility to suit your downsizing plans. If you’re ready now, brand new homes are already available for you to view and choose from. If you need a little more time, plan to build your home ready to move into later next year. To discuss all the many possibilities ready and waiting for you at Lifestyle Shepparton, call 1300 505 560.

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Save the date SUCCESSFUL SUCCULENT SHOW ON AGAIN… The Billabong Garden Complex Annual Succulent Show is once again going to be held, with the event kicking off in October. Photo: Melanie Spencer.

THE Billabong Garden Complex Annual Succulent Show is on again from Friday, October 13 to Sunday, October 15, 2017. Attendees will be inspired by the huge variety of succulents to admire and for purchase, to suit every garden style, pot and space, from a small rockery area to a large formal garden. Nursery manager, Tracy Lamont said, “We are excited to announce that this year we will have a special guest appearance from renowned succulent expert and author, Attila Kapitany. Attila will display, and have for sale, a range of his rare and new breed succulents, provide you with information and advice and will be happy to sign copies of his new release book that will be available for purchase. “Our Annual Succulent Show is always a popular event and this year is no

exception; the 2017 show is shaping up to be our biggest and best yet!” Tracy continued, “Our potted succulent competition is back by popular demand and this year we will award a prize in two categories, ‘People’s Choice’ and ‘Attila’s Choice.’ “We can’t wait to see the entries this year, some of our customers have told us they have been planning and preparing their entry since last year’s show!” Entries are limited and strictly close on Friday, September 15. Terms and conditions and the entry form can be collected from Billabong Garden Complex or downloaded from the website www. billabonggardencomplex.com.au For more information, please contact Billabong Garden Complex on 5821 8632 or follow them on Facebook.

CAREERS DAY OUT TOMORROW… On Thursday, April 27 gates open to the public from 10am to 2pm for the 2017 Careers Day Out event, which will offer career advice to thousands of students. Photo: Supplied.

One-stop-shop careers event PROVIDING regional secondary students and job seekers with a one-stop-shop of ideas and opportunities, the 2017 Careers Day Out is running on Thursday, April 27. With over 80 exhibitors including universities and TAFEs, local employers, bot h la rge a nd sma l l, employ ment agencies, support services and career advisors all under one roof. Gates open to the public from 10am until 2pm and Careers Day Out will welcome 1,400 Year 10 students from across the region. Event coord i n ator a nd G OTA F E marketing officer, Emily Hamilton said the event has attracted record numbers of exhibitors and students. “There is something for everyone. Whether you are interested in speaking to universities, visiting the local employment hub, petting live animals, chilling out in

the chill out zone, building a wall, getting examined at the health station, virtual jumping, stepping into a virtual reality, getting your face drawn in cartoon, meeting Hit FM’s Jess and Tommy, or learning about your dream job, we’ve packed it all into Careers Day Out,” Emily said. “We would like to thank our sponsors, in particular our GOLD Sponsors who make the event happen. GOTA FE , G re ater S heppa r ton C it y C ou nc i l , GV Health, Goulburn-Murray Water, McDonald’s, GMCU, The Adviser, La Trobe University, SPC, the Skills and Jobs Centre, Cool Heads Young Driver Program, University of Melbourne and Bendigo TAFE.” For a full list of sponsors, exhibitors and panel session times, visit www. careersdayout.com.au

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New faces to Shepparton

GETTING YOU WHERE YOU WANT TO GO… From left, senior consultants, Annette Roberts and Jayde Organ, business owners, Eddie Ong and June Chan, consultant, Hannah Thompson and senior consultant, CLIA cruise master, Holly Wright. Photo: Nicholise Garner.

By Nicholise Garner BRAND new to Shepparton, Shepparton Travel and Cruise new business owners, June Chan and Eddie Ong are bringing t hei r ent husiasm for com mu n it y connection to the workplace. Originally from Singapore, June and Eddie have a great passion not only for travel but also for Shepparton. Excited to have settled here, they are eager to get to know their community and to develop business connections through their work. Both June and Eddie have a wonderfully warm approach and their genuine interest in securing great travel deals for their customers has me wanting to get in to see

about securing a holiday for one day in the future. Eddie said, “We aim to help our customers get the very best deals and will source the best opportunities for our personal clients, letting them know when great deals come up that are personally suited to any of our clients. When clients are on a budget we do our best to come up with bonus opportunities that may come up for them and to offer great alternatives enabling them to get the best out of their budget.” Visit June, Eddie and the team at Shepparton Travel Centre at 100 Fryers Street, Shepparton or call them on 5821 6644 to create your travel connections.

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BEAUTIFUL ORGANICS… Vine Hair & Makeup business owner, Renee Garthwaite offers only the most gentle hair products for her clients. Photo: Alicia Niglia.

Colour your day By Nicholise Garner EVEN as a passer-by I can always spot the extra bounce in the walk of a happy client leaving a hairdressing salon with a fresh cut and colour. They hold an air of confidence in their walk and are eager to check their reflection in the shop windows. Vine Hair & Makeup business owner, Renee Garthwaite specialises in colours and is passionate about making her clients feel fantastic while being kind to our environment. Renee only uses ammonia free, eco certified and vegan friendly organic products, such as Natulique and EverEscents in her salon. Renee said, “While I work with a wide clientele and make it my business to meet any client’s st yle needs, I

personally love experimenting with vibrant fashion colours. I just love the feeling of satisfaction that comes with helping people to feel good about themselves.” Renee also offers waxing, tinting and make-up services to her clients. Renee said, “I have worked as a hairdresser now for 10 years and I am very conscious of the need for an alternative to harsh hair products. The brands I use are beautiful organic products and are particularly good for people who are more concerned about what they are using on their bodies.” Visit Renee at Vine Hair & Makeup, 1/69 McLennan Street, Mooroopna, call Renee directly on 0439 322 239 or visit her Facebook page for more information.

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Locals with quality and knowledge FIND THE RIGHT STYLE… From left, Wyndham Décor business owners, Sue Johnston and Jenny Younger can help you find the perfect window dressings style, and encourage the community to bring in their new home plans. Photo: Nicholise Garner.

BUILDING a new home can be exciting but it really does take a lot of patience and time. While you’re waiting for the rainy days to end and the bricks to go down, it’s the perfect time to take your plans into Wyndham Décor and get your window dressings prepared. Wyndham Décor business owners, Jenny Younger and Sue Johnston are a local business team who are happy to help you find the exact style to suit your home. The team pride themselves on personalised customer service, supplying top quality window coverings, and installation with a high degree of care. Jenny said, “It’s a great idea to bring your

house plans in early on, that way we can help you style your home to meet your vision, and move in with it complete. We also provide assistance to renovators, investment property owners and commercial projects.” Wyndham Décor is a well established local business providing excellent quality and advice as well as affordable prices. So if you want to get quality while supporting local business, Wyndham Décor is an excellent choice. Talk to the ladies at Wyndham Décor about their current specials. Phone Wyndham Décor on 5823 5694 or visit the store at 7988 Goulburn Valley Highway, Kialla.

Cultural contributions awarded SEVEN local groups were awarded for their contributions to local cultural heritage at the weekend, as part of the biennial Cultural Heritage Awards. The Creative Reuse of a Heritage Place award was given to Les and Irene Young & Glenn and Connie Young for the adaptive reuse of the former Commercial Hotel, Mooroopna. The Conservation of a Heritage Place award was received by Goulburn Valley Water for works to the water tower in Ross Street, Tatura. The Best Research Publication or Manuscript award was given to Ian Pleydell for his publication “Reserved for the People (Mooroopna).” The Other Publication award was r e c e ive d by K at a nd ra & D i s t r i c t History Group Inc. for their publication ‘Marionvale memories - a historic account of life in the Marionvale district.’ The Interpretive Signage award was given to GOTAFE for the GOTAFE Historical Wall, GOTAFE Campus, Shepparton. The Community, Multicultural and Indigenous Events and Tourism award was received by Merrigum & District Historical Society Inc. for Heritage Day 2015 and Heritage Day 2016. The Other Contribution award was given to Murchison & District Historical Society Inc. for the research, promotion and dissemination of cultural heritage through the Murchison Heritage Centre. The awards recognise contributions to cultural heritage conservation, research, education, promotion, interpretation,

CULTURE CELEBRATED… Greater Shepparton City Council Mayor, Cr Dinny Adem with Emily Hamilton from GOTAFE, who receiving the Heritage award for Interpretive Signage award on behalf of GOTAFE for the GOTAFE Historical Wall installed at the Shepparton campus, during the biennial Cultural Heritage Awards held at the weekend. Photo: Supplied.

training and awareness-raising within the municipality and aim to promote the benefits of cultural heritage conservation by highlighting good practice conservation examples and guidance, as well as offering the owners or guardians of our cultural heritage recognition of their invaluable work.

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Colourful new look for Undera Primary School

TRAVEL WELL… Kialla Medical Clinic’s Dr John MacKellar can help you prepare for any travel you are planning, through the clinic’s Good Trips Travel service. Photo: Alicia Niglia.

Make your journey a healthy one GOOD Trips Travel, the travel service run by Kialla Medical Clinic and sister site, Mooroopna Medical Centre, prides itself on being the travel health expert in the Goulburn Valley, aiming to protect the health of travellers, providing exemplary clinical care along with specific travel advice and information for each traveller. The travel doctors at Good Trips Travel, hold the International Society of Travel Medicine’s Certificate in travel health and together with their skilled nurses, ensure you receive high quality pre-and posttravel information, tailored to your specific trip. The two practices are equipped to meet all your travel health needs, stocking all travel vaccines at competitive, if not the cheapest pricing. Also in stock, is a large range of travel supplies such as gastro packs to manage travellers’ diarrhoea,

preventative malaria treatment, mosquito protection and water purification options making it your one-stop-travel-shop! The practice also runs clinics catering for group rabies vaccination (reducing vaccine cost) and Q Fever testing and immunisation and can assist a wide variety of travellers with all their pre-and post travel needs including- families with young children, world challenge groups, school immersion trips, adventurous travellers and missionaries. Good Trips Travel is well appointed to manage any post travel illness that may arise as a result of your travel. To make an appointment, contact Kialla Medical Clinic on 5823 5446 or Mooroopna Medical Centre on 5825 2755. You can also find of travel information on their website, www.goodtrips.org

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WHAT A DIFFERENCE… From left, Undera Primary School students, Abella Avery and Bethany Archibald, Bunnings Warehouse activities organiser, Paula Ryan, students, Rhian Eddy, Nathan McKay, Aly Claridad, Keeiya Butterworth-Slade and Bunnings Warehouse price integrity, Mel O’Keefe in front of the newly painted rebound wall, that Bunnings Warehouse painted in a rainbow theme. Photo: Supplied.

By David Lee THE rebound wall to Undera Primary School has just had a makeover, thanks to the help from the team at Bunnings Warehouse Shepparton. On Monday, two team members from Bunnings Warehouse picked up paint brushes to give the popular rebound wall a new lick of paint in a rainbow theme, which was the first time in more than 20 years the wall had been refreshed. Undera Primar y S chool principal, David Farrell said, “Thanks to Bunnings Warehouse we now have brightly painted and colourful rebound wall! What a

change! I was so impressed with Paula and Mel from Bunnings Warehouse. They worked with a team of students to make the wall into a masterpiece! “What a great way to brighten up the playground and make it look more attractive. “ I t ’s a l s o a t e r r i f i c c o m mu n it y connection with students working with staff from Bunnings Warehouse on the project together. “Thanks again Bunnings Warehouse who provided all the paint and the ladders and have previously supported our school’s kitchen garden project.”

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Shepparton is the home of classic cars

EXCITEMENT BUILDING… Excitement is set to hit Shepparton when Victoria’s first ever Lloyds Classic Car Auction event revs into the Shepparton Motor Museum. Photo: Nicholise Garner.

CARS have been delivered and are primed for Victoria’s first ever Lloyds Classic Car Auction event to occur at Shepparton Motor Museum from 12pm this Saturday, April 29. Lloyds Auctioneer and self-confessed classic car enthusiast, Bill Freeman said, “We’ve been researching in Victoria for the last couple of years for the best place to conduct our Classic Car Auction. It was obvious to us in our travels that Shepparton is the heart of cars & trucks in Victoria and possibly Australia. We chose Shepparton and teamed up with the Shepparton Motor Museum to create an annual event there. It’s a beautiful place. Anyone that lives in the Goulburn Valley should have a look at the museum there. They’ve done a fantastic job and have a world class exhibit and that’s why we chose to partner with them to conduct Australia’s greatest collector car auction.” Shepparton Motor Museum patron, Jim Andreadis said, “This is going to be a fantastic event and one that is a first not only for Shepparton but Victoria. Shepparton locals are lucky to have a

front row seat with easy access to a history making event that so many would only hope to personally witness. Not only will visitors have the opportunity to be involved in the auction but they will also be able to view the rest of the vehicles on display at the Shepparton Motor Museum.” For those who perhaps could only dream of owning a beautiful classic car of their own, purchasing a $10 raffle ticket through the Shepparton Motor Museum and Collectibles’ classic car raffle could win them a 1994 Pontiac Firebird Formula V8 worth between $35,000 and $40,000. Online bidding is available now at lloydsauctions.com.au. The live auction event will commence at noon on Saturday, April 29 inside the Shepparton Motor Museum, selling some 60 cars over a couple of hours. People are encouraged to visit the museum from 8am on Saturday and be a part of this event that will be broadcast live online to over 100,000 people and gain national media exposure.

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Game changer for region Internationally renowned architects designing our new SAM

DENTON Corker Marshall will, in the coming nine months, put together a final design concept, before releasing a tender for the project’s builder, with the two year construction set to begin early next year. Over the construction phase, the project will create 72 jobs, and once the museum in operational, it will increase visitor spending in the region by $6.25M per annum and generate 23 jobs by the tenth year. The architectural competition for a new SAM and building jury recommendation was endorsed at the ordinary council meeting on Tuesday, April 18 following a comprehensive design competition spanning several months. The seven member expert jury report noted that the Denton Corker Marshall proposal was unanimously selected as the winning proposal for the Stage 2 Concept Design Competition after a robust and rigorous assessment of the five design concepts against the agreed criteria. Denton Corker Marshall will be awarded $10,000 as a prize for being selected as the winning architect. The jury said that the Denton Corker Marshall proposal stood out because it combined a powerful and relevant conceptual idea – well-resolved and compelling in its sculptural expression and detail – with a highly adaptable, functional, safe and efficient solution, according to the report. The jury report stated the building as a ‘beacon in the landscape’ and offers an expressive, innovative, contemporary and exciting SAM that works well with its immediate and greater environmental, social and cultural contexts. It is anticipated that the design will make an outstanding contribution to the identity and culture of Shepparton and Victoria. The jury noted that each of the five shortlisted entries were carefully prepared

NEW SAM DESIGN SELECTED… From left, Greater Shepparton City Council Mayor, Cr Dinny Adem, Denton Corker Marshall director, John Denton, Shepparton Art Museum (SAM) director, Rebecca Coates, Denton Corker Marshall design director, Adrian FitzGerald and Greater Shepparton City Council Director Community, Kaye Thomson at the announcement last week that Denton Corker Marshall is the winning architect who will build the new SAM. Photo: David Lee.

and commended the entrants for their endeavour. The field of submissions was competitive and the jury considered each design carefully and at length against the design competition’s evaluation criteria. The design objectives clearly articulated specific design requirements, which the jury focused on to reach their ultimate decision, which was unanimous. The 1,417 submissions received from the community were discussed and taken into account by the jury during their deliberations. The jury was impressed with the detailed responses provided by the Greater Shepparton community, and wishes to thank all of those who took the time to provide feedback, of which added significant value to the final report. Greater Shepparton City Council Mayor, Cr Dinny Adem said the council was thrilled to endorse the report from the expert jury and was looking forward to seeing the concept designs expanded into construction plans. “The new SAM is going to be something

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that Greater Shepparton can be proud of well into the future,” Cr Adem said. “The new SAM will be a game changer for the region, creating tourism and employment opportunities for Greater Shepparton and beyond. It will provide a cultural centre to our regional city but it will be more than an art museum; it will be a place for learning and experiencing, socialising and celebrations. The selected design is a reflection of what makes Greater Shepparton unique and we congratulate the competition winners in being able to capture this,” Cr Adem said. Denton Corker Marshall design director, Adrian FitzGerald said, “Our design is characterised by simplicity and clarity with compelling imagery creating a landmark cultural destination. “By making the building small and tall we maximise parkland around the gallery and incorporate numerous places for community interaction, including a sculpture forecourt, community arbour, art hill, café and rooftop event venue along with sheltering verandahs

to all four sides of the building. It will be an art museum that is a delight to work in and a pleasure to visit – again and again.” SAM director, Rebecca Coates said, “We had five outstanding concept designs. They did have quite different approaches. Shepparton can do with a beacon, a space that draws people to it. The chosen design is a high building, a very striking building and will enable us to look beyond the river red gums, beyond the lake. “I am looking forward to the opportunity to work with Denton Corker Marshall and to continue working with Greater Shepparton City Council and talking to the community and involve them in being increasingly excited about this building. “The whole of Australia is looking at Shepparton and saying, this is a big step, be proud. “I am looking forward to being able to show much more of our collection and working with artistic people.”

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Scot’s undergoing a $1.97M redevelopment continued from front page DESIGNED by church architect, Randall Lindstrom and Peps Plans completing the design work for a new octagonal worship space with a pyramidal roof that will be constructed, the redevelopment will also see the current church building become a place for gatherings, offering hospitality services, with the potential for a small chapel. Reverend Rosalie Rayment-Hewitt said, “This is in line with our vision to be a church that loves God and is faithful to Christ in worship, community life and in serving the wider community. A church that is a place of unity, welcome, vibrancy and is actively reaching out to others and sharing gifts and resources. “The redevelopment will assist us in living out this vision by providing flexible spaces for a range of activities into the future. “The church vestry will be demolished and the floor levelled, leaving the rest of the church intact. “The new octagonal space will be linked to the present church and hall under one roof, enabling a natural flow from one aspect of our life,

EXCITEMENT BUILDING... From left, Reverend Rosalie Rayment-Hewitt and chair of planning committee for the Scot’s Church redevelopment, Joan McRae are excited that $1.97M redevelopment works on the church have begun. Photo: Alicia Niglia.

worship and ministry, to another. It will also provide a safe and secure space for children and ready access for people of all abilities,” Reverend Rayment-Hewitt said. The Shepparton Uniting Church Op Shop will trade throughout the construction, with pedestrian entry from Corio Street near the bus stop.

Chair of planning committee for the Scot’s Church redevelopment, Joan McRae said, “The Shepparton Uniting Church Op Shop will be enlarged and refurbished at a later stage of the building process. “We look forward to continuing this part of our mission and outreach to Shepparton while the redevelopment works take place.”

Help is on hand in Tatura WELCOMING NEW PATIENTS… From left, Tatura Doctors, Dr Pablo Chakma and Dr Mohammed Hassan are a part of the team helping to look after your health. Photo: David Lee

WHEN you live in a rural area having access to a doctor seven days a week is a wonderful thing, especially in case of an emergency. Tatura Doctors is a medical practice located in the main street of Tatura and offers a Bulk Billing service from Monday to Friday 9am to 6pm and 9am to 1pm Saturday and Sunday. At Tatura Doctors you’ll be met with approachable male and female doctors who will listen to you with real empathy and a strong interest in understanding your needs. They have a passion for improving and maintaining the health of all patients along with the ability to empathise and communicate with people of a diverse range of backgrounds. Tatura Doctors is a General Practice,

which provides care for women, men and children’s health and offers an expansive list of services, along with having a dietician on site. Other services include diabetic care, ECG, spirometry, immunisations, minor procedures, plastering, dressings, work cover and flu vaccines to name a few. Welcoming new patients, Tatura Doctors friendly and courteous reception staff are available to answer any questions and make any appointments that you require. With short waiting times, all emergencies will be seen immediately. Phone 5824 2218 or visit Tatura Doctors at 151 Hogan Street, Tatura. (Enter through the pharmacy or the back entrance on Douglas Street.)

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Little athletics result not so little SPECTACULAR RESULTS… Tongala resident, Dylan Scoble ranked sixth for both the 800m and 1,600m events in the Stawell Gift. Photo: Supplied.

TWELVE year old Tongala resident, Dylan Scoble has come away from the Stawell Gift with spectacular results, being ranked sixth for both the 800m and 1,600m events. As a member of the Shepparton Runners Club, Scoble is no stranger to running, having taken part in the Stawell Gift last year and walking away being ranked 20th. Scoble said, “Over Easter weekend I wasn’t filling up on chocolate like my mates, I was doing what I loved more than chocolate, running! “I was ranked sixth in my heat for the 800m event on Easter Saturday with a handicap of 102m. I finished fourth in my

heat. Only the winner of every heat went to the final but I wasn’t disappointed because I ran a personal best. “Easter Monday we drove back to Stawell for my favourite event. The 1,600m handicap. I was ranked 36th with a 225m handicap. I felt good and I wasn’t nervous. I came sixth out of 50 and ran another personal best. “When Shepparton Runners Club coach, Chris Armstrong started coaching us at the Shepparton Runners Club he said to write down some goals. One of my goals was to finish in the top eight at Stawell. And I did it. I’d like to say thank you Chris and everyone at the Shepparton Runners Club.”

Shepparton District Junior Football League kicks off THE Shepparton District Junior Football League (SDJFL) kicked off at the weekend with a new board, a full fixture and plenty of excitement across the league. SDJFL president, Mick Betson is pleased the long lead into the season is over and the on field action is now underway. “With a late Easter this year the season has started a little later than usual but all is now in place and all teams were ready to go for the weekend. “The season includes 14 rounds in total with the annual Bendigo JFL interleague clash on May 28, a bye in the July school holidays culminating in the Grand Final on Sunday,

September 3. “The clusters formed last year as an outcome of our Primary School Review during 2015 are now fully formed and this has added an exciting new dimension to this year in the Junior Division with new team names, new colours and new jumpers all debuting. “The transition from primary school teams to a more club based system has been a really important development in our league and with the move to U10s and U12s, the pathway is much clearer. “We still have some work to do with the transition process from U12 to U14 and this will be a focus for the

board and the clubs during this year so that players are able to participate in their appropriate age groups. “The U16 competition will compete in one division this season and with 12 sides entered, a new final eight system will be put in place to give more opportunity for teams to be a part of the finals action. “We also welcome two new Youth Girls teams with the introduction of Shepparton United and Euroa bringing the number of Youth Girls teams to seven. “In all almost 1,400 participants will represent 63 teams in the league from U10 to U16 this year and we are excited for the year ahead.”

Jacobson backed by Mega Bulk Fuels GARRY Jacobson has announced he will have the support of Mega Bulk Fuels as his naming rights sponsor for the remainder of the 2017 Super2 Series Championship. Jacobson is ecstatic to have the support of mega bulk fuels as the naming rights sponsor and debuted his new look livery on track last weekend. Jacobson was also previously confirmed as Jason Bright’s co-driver for this year’s supercars championship endurance events. Jacobson said, “The weekend was a very exciting one for me. To have Mega Bulk Fuels on board on my car as my naming rights sponsor provides a massive opportunity for me. As always a huge thanks to McQuinn Electrical, Challenger Valves, MGA Insurance Brokers and Exedy for their continued support. “The car livery looks great and the car has some great speed.” Mega National Motorsport manager, Terry Knight said, “It’s fantastic to take our relationship with Garry another step further. He’s a great young man with obvious driving talent and is also a great ambassador for our brand so we’re really proud to be supporting him for the rest of the season. “It’s exciting for us to be able to expand our sponsorship into the Dunlop Super2 Series as well. The guys racing in that category are the future of the sport so for us to be able to play a part in their careers is a big part of what we do.”

NEW NAMING RIGHTS… Local motor racing champion, Garry Jacobson has just had Mega Bulk Fuels pick up naming rights for the remainder of his 2017 Super2 Series Championship. Photo: Supplied.

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Goulburn Valley Football Netball League

Wednesday 26th April, 2017

GVFL Seniors Results Round 2 Benalla (105) ..................def ................... Echuca (78) Rochester (143) ............def ..... Shepp United (48) Euroa (124) ......................def ...... Shepp Swans (60) Tatura (95) .......................def .........Mooroopna (31) Kyabram (75) ................def ......... Shepparton (37) Seymour (96) .................def ...............Mansfield (35)

GVFL & GVNL Round 3 Saturday, April 29 Shepparton....................v ................................. Euroa Mansfield .........................v ...Shepparton United Shepparton Swans ....v ............................. Benalla Tatura .................................v ...........................Seymour Mooroopna ...................v .............................Echuca Sunday, April 30 Rochester ........................v ......................... Kyabram

GVNL A Grade Results Round 2 Shepp United (54) ......def ..............Rochester (39) Mooroopna (39) .........def .......................Tatura (23) Benalla (47) ....................def ................... Echuca (44) Euroa (47) ........................def ...... Shepp Swans (46) Kyabram (46) ................def ......... Shepparton (18) Seymour (53) .................def ...............Mansfield (26) Kyabram (83) ................def .......................Tatura (10)

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Kyabram .........................................................8 Tatura ..............................................................8 Euroa ...............................................................8 Seymour..........................................................8 Benalla ............................................................8 Rochester .......................................................4 Shepparton ....................................................4 Echuca ...........................................................0 Shepparton United .......................................0 Mansfield ........................................................0 Mooroopna....................................................0 Shepparton Swans........................................0

GVNL A Grade 2017 Ladder

Kyabram .........................................................8 Mooroopna ...................................................8 Shepparton United .......................................8 Seymour..........................................................4 Echuca ...........................................................4 Benalla ............................................................4 Rochester .......................................................4 Tatura ..............................................................4 Euroa ...............................................................4 Mansfield ........................................................0 Shepparton Swans........................................0 Shepparton ....................................................0

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Round 3

preview MANSFIELD vs TATURA vs SHEPPARTON SEYMOUR Both sides undefeated after two rounds UNITED and this will be a beauty. Clifton, Cole

Not a bad time to travel up to Mansfield for the Demons, with both sides looking for their first win for 2017. Brett Mahoney has been a star in the first two games for the Eagles and will need to be checked but the young Demons are up for it through Angus Hicks, Jack Norman and Josh Kezerle. Both sides have struggled for an avenue to goal in the first two weeks and will look to rectify that. SHEPPARTON UNITED by 1 point.

SHEPPARTON vs EUROA

The Bears found out where they are at last week and Euroa have been super impressive in both starts with Francis Kinthari kicking eight goals last week and the Hayes brothers playing well. Shepp will look to James Wong for strike power along with the Brett brothers and Rowan Hiscock who has been in great form. SHEPPARTON by 12 points.

SHEPPARTON SWANS vs BENALLA

A tough start to the season for the Swannies and it won’t get any easier here against the undefeated Saints. Jared Bannister has 16 goals in two games and could go big here. BJ Squire, Jesse Finnen and Quade Johnstone will look to get the Swans back on track. BENALLA by 45 points.

and Meredith are on song, along with the excitement machine, Saad and will make the Lions hard to stop but the usual suspects in Wellington, Ryan and Lanyon will have the Dogs barking. Recruit, Andrew Ciavarella was on fire last week for Tatura and could be the difference. SEYMOUR by 15 points.

MOOROOPNA vs ECHUCA

The Cats have improved this year with plenty of youth along with Boyer and Freer but will have their work cut out here against Echuca. Simon Buckley has been best both games for the Murray Bombers and Rory Kirkby is a good target. The Cats will win soon but not this week. ECHUCA by 30 points.

ROCHESTER vs KYABRAM

A replay of last year’s grand final and probably a preview of this years too. The Tigers feel they are a better side this year but so do the mighty Bombers. Stroobants with six goals last week for Rochester will need to fire but will be up against Morgan or Smith. Both teams have stars on every line, which will make this match of the round. The Bombers haven’t lost since 2015, can Rochester get them here? We will know 5pm Saturday. KYABRAM BY 18 points.

Adviser Footy Tipsters

MATT CHILCOTT (11) Euroa Shepparton United Benalla Tatura Echuca Kyabram

DINNY ADEM (6) Shepparton Mansfield Shepparton Swans Seymour Echuca Kyabram

DAMIAN DRUM (11) Euroa Shepparton United Benalla Tatura Echuca Kyabram

DAVID FOX (11) Euroa Shepparton United Benalla Tatura Echuca Kyabram

JACQUI HUDGSON (11) Shepparton Mansfield Benalla Seymour Echuca Kyabram

KYLE POWER (10) Shepparton Mansfield Benalla Seymour Echuca Kyabram

SUZANNA SHEED (9) Shepparton Mansfield Shepparton Swans Tatura Mooroopna Rochester

JOHN RYAN (12) Euroa Mansfield Benalla Seymour Echuca Kyabram

DARRYL TWITT (11) Euroa Shepparton United Benalla Tatura Echuca Kyabram

MARTIN GLEESON (9) Shepparton Mansfield Benalla Seymour Echuca Kyabram

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