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Greater Shepparton City Council election FROM today, people across Greater Shepparton will be receiving ballot papers to vote in the Greater Shepparton City Council elections. There are 17 candidates looking to fill nine seats on Council for the next four years. Continued on page 3, with candidate Q+A from page 5
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Kim O’Keeffe
Seema Abdullah
Allan Turner
Zahra Haydar Big
Geoffrey Dobson
YOUR VOTE COUNTS Candidate photos are in order of ballot from left to right
Greg James
Rob Priestly
Sam Spinks
Dinny Adem
Shelley Sutton
Andrew Bock
Anthony Brophy
Royden James
Ben Ladson
Steve Neff
Shane Sali
Fern Summer
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EXPANDING INTO FROZEN FOODS... SPC chief executive officer, Robert Giles, provides good news for the Shepparton company. Photo: Steve Hutcheson
SPC multi-million dollar expansion into frozen foods FOL LOW I NG a year of refocusing their operations in Shepparton, leading fruit processor SPC has looked towards expanding opportunities that will increase their market diversity and sustainability. Announced this week, the company purchased the Sydney operation of The Kuisine Company, a manufacturer of frozen prepared meals, for $30M. Kuisine has national distribution through Aldi stores and is a major supplier to the NDIS who provide nutrition support to their clients. SPC chief executive officer, Robert Giles, said, “While it may not have much of a noticeable impact on the Shepparton operation, it does provide us with an opportunity to add fruit cups to the NDIS options and tomatoes are a big feature of many of the meals they produce so we also have the opportunity to be the source of tomato products we produce from here.
“What the purchase does do is provide us with year-round income stability and sustainability. Our national marketing will also enable us to expand the distribution of The Kuisine Company frozen food products nationally. It is not inconceivable that it can become a $100M business within the foreseeable future.” While a year ago, the company was faltering, however since being taken over by the new owners, it is moving ahead in leaps and bounds taking advantage of the slowdown in imports of tomato and bean products into the local market and the uptake of more home cooking brought on by pandemic isolation requirements. SPC is certainly continuing to give us a ‘watch this space’ moment that augers well for the overall economy of the Goulburn Valley.
IN this edition of The Adviser, candidates were asked to answer two questions, the first being: • What is the biggest issue facing Greater Shepparton that can be addressed by Council? We then gave them four other questions and asked them to provide an answer to only one: • What are your views on paid parking in the Shepparton CBD? • What is your position on rates?
• What are your views on rubbish collection? • How would you revitalise the Shepparton CBD? We hope the candidate profiles, arranged in alphabetical order of their surnames, help you to make an informed decision on who to vote for. Completed ballot papers must be returned by mail before 6pm on Friday, October 23, or in person at the election office at 207 High Street, Shepparton. Final results are expected no later than Friday, November 13.
Work for Victoria opportunities at Council GREATER Shepparton City Council has more than 100 jobs available for people from the Goulburn Valley, funded under the State Government’s Working for Victoria program. More than 60 people from the region have already started work at Council since the program was originally funded in June, working across a range of departments. Jobs currently available include activities in the municipality’s parks and gardens, roads and infrastructure, community services, customer service and other areas of Council. The roles are set at six-month contracts.
“COVID-19 has affected and will continue to affect many jobs throughout Victoria and the Goulburn Valley,” Council director infrastructure, Phil Hoare said. “As a major employer, Council is in a fortunate position where it can offer support, via the Working for Victoria program, to people in the Goulburn Valley who are looking for work. “We encourage you to sign up with Sidekicker and contact Council if you need any assistance. Council can work with you and Sidekicker to find a suitable job.”
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Seema Abdullah What is the biggest issue facing Greater Shepparton that can be addressed by Council? Recovery from the economic and social impacts of COVID-19 is the biggest issue where Council can play a proactive role with strong leadership. Wo r k i n g i n c o l l a b o r a t i o n w i t h communit y groups, businesses, etc., Council should outline priority projects and with strong advocacy get the funding support from State/Federal Governments to bring more jobs, better services and facilities for our people. What are your views on rubbish collection?
Dinny Adem “I believe a weekly collection service for green bins (food and organics) should be considered...”
I believe a weekly collection service for green bins (food and organics) should be considered to divert more waste from the landfill. An option for bigger (360l) recycling bins should also be available, as an incentive to sort more recyclables. Targeted assistance should be provided to members of the community with mobility and transport issues, to help them dispose of their household waste.
Andrew Bock What is the biggest issue facing Greater Shepparton that can be addressed by Council? T he big ge st issue faci ng G reater Shepparton is poverty, which in turn raises a range of issues including housing and rates, mental health and addiction, to name but a few. Council can have an impact, indirectly, through lobbying State and Federal Governments for better policies and further investment, and directly through planning reforms, mental health first aid training and stimulating economic growth.
What is the biggest issue facing Greater Shepparton that can be addressed by Council? The pandemic is front and centre as the single largest issue facing all of our community. Council has assisted with initiatives from business assistance grants to face mask distribution. Council is also providing the community with accurate information on where other forms of assistance may be sought, however my plan for a COVID-19 rates rebate program will provide some real economic relief for all ratepayers. How would you revitalise the Shepparton CBD?
“The pandemic is front and centre as the single largest issue facing all of our community...”
Traditionally, the business activity in the CBD was driven by a variety of retail stores. As seemingly unstoppable trends like online shopping and satellite shopping centres have taken their toll on the CBD, new solutions must be implemented to revive the heart of our city. Inner city living combined with opening up the mall are the two most obvious solutions to this challenge.
Anthony Brophy “The biggest issue facing Greater Shepparton is poverty...”
What is your position on rates? Whilst there are many factors behind the number of empty shops in our towns and city centre, the level of rates charged to commercial properties is one of them. I’ve proposed that an efficiency dividend of two percent be applied to each Council department and that a thorough review of spending take place, to put downward pressure on spending and rates.
What is the biggest issue facing Greater Shepparton that can be addressed by Council? Post-COVID the region will be hit hard economically. Greater Shepparton needs to partner with other levels of government and the private sector to advocate and win competitive projects. We need to capitalise on the migration of city dwellers to the region and pushing harder for better telecommunications and transport connectivity. We need a state-of-the-art sports stadium and a Council as a percentage of their business that buy and employ locally. What are your views on paid parking in the Shepparton CBD?
“I have long advocated for free street parking in and around the CBD...”
I have long advocated for free street parking in and around the CBD, albeit with time restrictions, adequate disabled parking and loading bay allocations. I publicly pointed out the anomaly to Council recently of not including the West Walk car park in their off-street carpark initiative. A serious overall parking strategy needs to be adopted for the CBD.
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STEVE NEFF Geoffrey Dobson STEVE NEFF IIcare, you? care, do do you?
What is the biggest issue facing Greater Shepparton that can be addressed by Council? The biggest issues for the next four years are the financial and social aftermath of the COVID-19 pandemic, the debate over rates (be they are fixed, frozen or reduced), increased inclusion of communities in addition to Shepparton and the leadership
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Zahra Haydar Big What is the biggest issue facing Greater Shepparton that can be addressed by Council? As a local community representative and a prospective councillor, I admit Council can improve addressing the local issues. At the moment the main one is the COVID-19 pandemic effecting the region’s economic, educational system and social justice. My objectives are to support the Council, the initiatives and the community, in
Greg James
What is the biggest issue facing Greater Shepparton that can be addressed by Council? Free tip vouchers must be a part of the rates. Yes, commercial rates need a review, and no we should not be handing out CBD
Royden James What is the biggest issue facing Greater Shepparton that can be addressed by Council? Given community concern, rates are the biggest issue that Council can address by itself. I acknowledge Shepparton’s rates appear high compared to similar regional cities and this is of concern to the community.
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around environmental and climate change. Underpinning those issues includes the immediate need to complete the Shepparton C a r av a n Pa r k r e d e v e l o p m e n t , t h e development of a Decentralization Policy, a one-stop program to entice metropolitan business interests to Greater Shepparton, the long-term planning for Shepparton’s population increases and the future of water through the Murray Darling Basin Program. What is your position on rates?
recovering from the pandemic getting all up and running even better than the past. How would you revitalise the Shepparton CBD? Unfortunately, the CBD never recovered fully since the 2008 Global Financial Crisis, sadly now due to COVID-19 the problems are getting worse not only at the Shepparton Mall but also all around the 14 town centres in our region where, as a prospective Councillor, I will support it to have better quality dining, facilities for families and young children. And we need
parking fines, we should be placing out the welcome mat! What are your views on rubbish collection? Free tip vouchers are what ratepayers seek, together with free once-a-year hard rubbish collection. My in-person surveys and on-line analytics confirm such.
I do not have sufficient knowledge to say rates should be cut but I have the expertise to fully understand the rating system and propose sensible changes, if necessary. What are your views on rubbish collection? The challenges confronting commerce in Shepparton’s CBD are immense. There is no single solution. The one thing that will make a difference is to ensure early completion of the Shepparton Bypass. This will remove heavy traffic from High Street and encourage
“Before rates can be addressed, Council spending must be examined...”
Before rates can be addressed, Council spending must be examined.
“We need to encourage a greater variety of outlets and businesses at the centre of the towns...”
to encourage a greater variety of outlets and businesses at the centre of the towns.
“We should not be handing out CBD parking fines, we should be placing out the welcome mat!”
“Given community concern, rates are the biggest issue...”
businesses to return. Council must be prepared to advocate for the Bypass in the strongest of terms.
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Ben Ladson What is the biggest issue facing Greater Shepparton that can be addressed by Council? Like my first campaign in 2016 calling to put a leash on Council spending, I still want to see Council be accountable and transparent for the expenditure of ratepayers’ money, bringing rates into line with other comparable councils. To achieve this will need the majority of councillors to work together, and I am prepared to discuss all options. What is your position on rates? The rates levels are a major reason why I
“I still want to see Council be accountable and transparent...”
stood four years ago, and I stand again in 2020, because they have only continued to rise disproportionately. I have spoken with many other property owners who are also disgusted with the ‘rates level’ for Greater Shepparton, p a r t i c u l a rly w h e n c o mp a r e d w it h properties in other council areas.
Steve Neff What is the biggest issue facing Greater Shepparton that can be addressed by Council? Shepparton region is growing, expanding and the population is increasing but the infrastructure services needed to sustain growth are non-existent. Greater Shepparton in conjunction with local politicians to continue to lobby State and Federal Governments to improve infrastructure funding. To encourage big business to invest in Shepparton region to sustain economic growth and to create employment opportunities for all growth equals prosperity. What is your position on rates?
“...infrastructure services needed to sustain growth are non-existent.”
Current rate levels are high compared to other regional municipalities. This has caused financial hardship for rate payers. I will advocate for a fix on rates for the next financial year to assist ratepayers to budget their financial obligations. To cover the shortfall in rate revenue, a review in spending would need to occur to assist in the growth of local businesses.
Kim O’Keeffe What is the biggest issue facing Greater Shepparton that can be addressed by Council? The impact of COVID-19 is the biggest issue we face and the Council plays a leading role in supporting the community and driving economic relief and support. The impact on hospitality, tourism, entertainment, the arts and retail has been significant. We are a strong, positive and resilient community and with strong leadership we will work through the recovery together. What is your position on rates? It is going to take time to recover from the impacts of COVID-19 and we must
Rob Priestly What is the biggest issue facing Greater Shepparton that can be addressed by Council? Provide the overarching strategic vision for our region. Greater Shepparton sits at a crossroads with prosperity down one path, and stagnation down the other. If we want a better future, we need to plan for it and strive for it, not drift with the wind. Health, education, a diverse economy, a university presence, and a culture that attracts and retains youth. These are the things that build successful regions. What are your views on rubbish collection? Page 8 – The Adviser. Australia No. 1:1529 Wednesday, October 7, 2020
“We now need to complete the next stage which is free on-street timed parking...”
give the CBD traders every opportunity to attract people into the CBD and not to be disadvantaged by paid parking. I secured the free off-street timed car parking, which was more than 400 car parks. We now need to complete the next stage which is free on-street timed parking. I would also like further discussion around Council purchasing the Shepparton multi deck car park.
“Greater Shepparton sits at a crossroads with prosperity down one path, and stagnation down the other...”
A golden opportunity exists for a wasteto-energy plant in our region. A plant would generate between 30 and 50 jobs depending its size. It stops our community paying millions in state landfill levies. It is good for the environment, with the carbon impact equivalent to taking 20,000 cars off the road in our region. The numbers stack up so let’s get cracking!
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Shane Sali
What is the biggest issue facing Greater Shepparton that can be addressed by Council? The biggest issue council can address is our disproportional rates. It’s an issue that has been constantly raised with me by members of the community. From what I have experienced, it appears Council is at financial capacity. As a business owner if your financials are not in order and you do not have margins to offer incentives, how will your business be successful? What is your position on rates? B et ter leverage from our existing
Sam Spinks “The biggest issue as I see it are rates...”
and new assets, as well better internal m a nagement of f u nd s a nd pro c e ss efficiencies will provide council with the best opportunity to deliver better valued rates. This will encourage investment into Greater Shepparton which creates jobs today, tomorrow and into the future.
Shepparton records one active COVID case AS of Monday, October 5, there was one active COVID-19 case in Greater Shepparton, however according to GV Health, the case is under review by medical teams and experts from Melbourne including the Department of Health and Human Services. This person was admitted at GV Health
and was in isolation. “As noted by the Chief Health Officer earlier today, it is possible this case may be reclassified in coming days,” GV Health Chief Executive Matt Sharp, said on Monday. “However, GV Health is adopting a cautious approach and treating this scenario as a positive case.”
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What is the biggest issue facing Greater Shepparton that can be addressed by Council? The biggest need is easing the challenges faced by our communities. Increased cost of living, housing affordability, school readiness, public transport – these all contribute to a person’s ability to live comfortably and to meaningfully contribute to the world around them. We need a greater focus on supporting our people, and collaborating with our service providers who work in these spaces. What are your views on rubbish collection? We need to have a greater focus on waste
“We need to have a greater focus on waste reduction...”
reduction, with both green waste and recycling being priority. We need to provide incentives for business and industry to reduce the waste produced as outputs and through processes, and we need to look at ways to better manage our waste systems including waste-to-energy options, recycling sorting, and single-use plastic reduction.
Fern Summer What is the biggest issue facing Greater Shepparton that can be addressed by Council? T he big gest issue faci ng Greater Shepparton is a lack of councillor leadership. Candidates are voted in by the public to keep the chief executive officer accountable. Instead, elected officials kowtow to expensive tenders and policies driven by the organisation and are out of touch with community expectations. We need strong councillors, who are willing to ask tough questions, stand up to the chief executive officer and speak for the people in our community. What are your views on rubbish collection? Council’s waste management service has
“Candidates are voted in by the public to keep the chief executive officer accountable...”
evolved into a complex user-pays business model that discourages recycling and encourages rubbish dumping. I moved to trial free tip days, which was a resounding success and demonstrated a strong need in our community for more accessible waste services. I’m pleased candidates have already pledged support for hard rubbish collections or tip-tickets and look forward to making this a reality.
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Shelley Sutton What is the biggest issue facing Greater Shepparton that can be addressed by Council? The 2050 Plan is an issue the Greater Sheppa r ton C ou nci l ca n add ress i n the short term. This plan is extremely important and it must be addressed and an outcome obtained that is fair for all in our community. The Plan advises the way forward for the next 20 years, so it has to be right.
Allan Turner
What is the biggest issue facing Greater Shepparton that can be addressed by Council? Biggest issue is providing the strongest leadership and support for all businesses and industries in our region to inspire and motive them to grow and prosper. This will lead to stronger employment outcomes for everyone. Especially for our children’s employment opportunities for the future. Engaging to bring new businesses
Communication with the entire Greater Shepparton community is the key to getting this plan accepted and valued by all in our municipality. What is your position on rates? The rating strategy needs to be reviewed and different options explored to allow for a reduction. We need to look at programs that have been instigated by the State Government and at the end of the funding they expect the Council to continue. A specialised accounting firm could be engaged to look at our strategy and see
to our region is a must, which will lead to stronger employment outcomes. What is your position of the rates levels in Greater Shepparton? Rates certainly need to be reviewed and Council needs to demonstrate why they are at the level they are. The fact is, Shepparton’s rates are higher than many other like-for-like towns or many suburbs in Melbourne? I for one would like to have lower rates, as I am a rate payer for my home and my local business.
“The [2050] Plan advises the way forward for the next 20 years, so it has to be right...”
where savings can be made - a new set of eyes from a different perspective.
“I for one would like to have lower rates, as I am a rate payer for my home and my local business....”
$320M announced for stage three Shepparton line upgrade PASSENGER and freight rail services on the Shepparton line are set to improve after $320M of Federal Government funding was allocated for the stage three upgrade. The State Government will invest $80M in the $400M project. The upgrades are expected to see nine VLocity weekday trains travelling at speeds of up to 130km/hr which should reduce travel time between Shepparton and Melbourne to under two hours. The funding announcement came as part of a $1.1B Victorian transport infrastructure blitz announced only days prior to the delayed release of the Federal budget this week. According to Member for Nicholls Damian Drum, the stage three upgrade is scheduled to begin in early 2021 and be finished by late 2023. “The line upgrade will ensure people in our community get home sooner and safer, while also delivering more jobs locally,” Mr Drum said. Member for Shepparton District, Suzanna Sheed, said, “This is fantastic and welcome news
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for our community. “This investment comes at a critical time for our region as our local economy has really felt the stress from COVID-19. It is so good to see our State and Federal Governments working together on these nation building projects. “The Shepparton rail project will play an important role both at a national and state level to lead recovery and support employment in the region.” Member for Northern Victoria, Wendy Lovell, welcomed the Federal Government’s commitment saying it was great news for Greater Shepparton. Just last month it was announced Coleman Rail and KBR were selected to build stage two of the Shepparton Line upgrade to enable the first VLocity trains on the line. The project will see extended platforms at Mooroopna, Murchison East and Nagambie stations to accommodate the longer trains and a new stabling facility in an industrial area north of Shepparton Station including facilities for staff.
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WATER MANAGEMENT CHALLENGES CONTINUE Dear Editor, Water Minister Keith Pitt’s announcement earlier this month that the Federal Government is ruling out buying water entitlements from farmers to meet watersaving targets set by the basin plan is not as certain as reported. As we have all come to realise with every upside there is always a catch, the catch is there are no legislative guidelines in place to ensure these promises and the adjustment mechanisms they hope to replace the buyback water is a false positive. Federal Member for Farrer, Sussan Ley, advised representatives that the promise of no further water buybacks would take place through regulation. Our investigations have concluded that the only way a regulation can be used is to first have an amendment to the Legislative Act. The coalition’s plan is to recover the remaining volume of water required under the basin plan through infrastructure programs like the Sustainable Diversion Limits Adjustment Mechanism Projects. Some projects which have recently been given the green light will actually result in running creeks and rivers at capacity. Delivering water to lands which have been recently developed outside of traditional irrigation areas by mostly large corporations into permanent plantings. Meanwhile fourth and fifth generation family farmers watch
so-called environmental water flowing past. However, some of this ‘environmental water’ will be rebadged and sold as supplementary flows (this is not well reported by Government or the Murray Darling Basin Authority). While this may benefit those, who had the amazing insight to build massive Government subsidised dams to harvest the water once it becomes supplementary, many family farmers continue to miss out. One has to ask who are the main beneficiaries of these efficiency projects and at whose expense? Small creeks which are to be ‘re-engineered’ water savings projects are referred to as effluent creeks by bureaucrats and considered inefficient due to water losses, (these creeks are often a high source of ground water replenishment). When Environment Minister Sussan Ley was questioned about the ecological health of these areas and the impacts of cutting off or reversing creek water supply, she said that the Commonwealth Environmental Water Holder would supply additional water to maintain creek health. Does that not contradict the original purpose of an efficiency saving project? All we seem to get is political game-playing and a bureaucracy that does not understand effective water management. Meanwhile, the family farmer and rivers continue to pay the price. Yours sincerely, Paul Pierotti
Murrumbidgee Industry and Agriculture Communities
FREE PARKING, PLEASE Dear Editor, I would like to ask the Greater Shepparton City Council candidates what their plans are to improve the parking situation for those of us who work in the CBD. Whether we are self-employed or staff, our work brings people into the CBD. Yet our parking needs are neglected. Many of us work well into the evening and have safety concerns regarding walking to the few available free places on the fringe of the CBD or further. The multi-storey car park is expensive for daily use – and does not feel safe after dark. One of the reasons people live in regional areas is for the ease of being able to park near where we work, shop and play. To have to pay through the nose for parking in insecure spots does not sit well. In Melbourne, frequent trains, trams and buses transport people to their cars. That is not available in Shepparton. We need free or low-cost parking for people working in the CBD. Yours sincerely, Charlotte Brewer Shepparton Want to have your say? Email your letters to the editor to editorial@sheppartonadviser.com.au
Back to school a relief for Goulburn Valley students
FACE-TO-FACE LEARNING RESUMES FOR TERM FOUR... Sacred Heart School Tatura principal, Ms Pauline Hindson, pictured with a foundation student on Monday. Photo: Stephanie Holliday
PARENTS and school children in regional Victoria rejoiced this week as students returned to on-site face-to-face learning. Students at standalone primary schools returned to the classroom on Monday, and students enrolled in prep to grade six in P-12 schools will return to on-site learning from tomorrow. After more than two months of learning Page 14 – The Adviser. Australia No. 1:1529 Wednesday, October 7, 2020
from home, students and parents were eager for the school year to resume as normal just in time for the last term of 2020. Regional secondary school students from years seven to 10, VCE and VCAL will return to on-site learning from Monday, October 12.
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Crazy weather ahead
WET WET WET... La Niña will potentially bring a wet Spring, with scenes such as this, captured at the Winton Wetland recently, more likely. Photo: Rene Marten.
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THIS crazy Spring weather is likely to continue until the end of the year. The Bureau of Meteorology last week declared La Niña has developed in the Pacific Ocean, upgrading from a La Niña alert status to an active event. This means recent changes in ocean temperatures and weather patterns over the Pacific are now likely to remain until at least the end of the year. La Niña is the cool phase of the El Niño Southern Oscillation. It is associated
with cooler than average sea surface temperatures in the central and eastern tropical Pacific Ocean. La Niña events often form in Autumn or Winter, then decay in late Summer. The greatest impact normally occurs during the Spring and early Summer period and normally last for around a year, however they can be shorter, or much longer. T he last L a Niña event occu rred from 2010-2012 and resulted in one of Australia’s wettest two-year periods on record. Widespread flooding occurred in many parts of Australia associated with the record rainfalls giving rise to good soil moisture for the next year. Emergency services and farmers are on alert for the possibility of flooding and are urged to be prepared.
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The pick of the crop By Steve Hutcheson AN ethical paradox is a decision-making problem between two possible moral imperatives, neither of which is acceptable. COVID-19 has delivered Australia with a unique set of problems, some of which, particularly for the Goulburn Valley, highlight an ethical paradox that has for many years slipped under the radar. This region is regularly defined as the fruit bowl of the nation. The full thrust of our economy is in many ways inextricably linked to it. Much of the industry in the region is connected to it within six degrees of separation. We all have become dependent upon it. Yet, at the heart of the industry is the need of cheap labour, a sizable portion of which often falls within a labour black market. In 2018, the Fair Work Ombudsman, under the Federal Government, conducted an investigation into the work practices of produce harvesting, finding at the time that almost half the businesses investigated breached workplace laws with underpayments and at times no payment for time worked. The Goulburn Valley needs the fruit industry to be successful, yet its very success is, at times, built around the use, and at times exploitation of cheap labour. Labour to the industry comes in several forms. Some years ago, the Australian Government established a program that enabled backpackers to extend their visas through a process of working 88 days as farm labour. That, for the moment, is drying up due to travel restrictions. Beyond that is the use of illegal labour, migrant workers who come here from Indonesia, Malaysia and East and South Asia, often arranged through labour-hire firms that remove the illegality one further step away from legitimate business. “There is enough evidence to say that it is systemic… Significant numbers (of migrant workers) are really exploited,” said Professor Allan Fels, heading up the Migrant Worker Taskforce The practice of labour exploitation has been around since Australia was first settled by the British. The convicts on the hulks would have previously been consigned to the United States as indentured workers had the War of Independence not taken place a decade earlier. Post-World War II, cheap labour from warravaged Europe came to the region to help get
NOT OUR JOB?... The fruit picking labour market has become dominated by foreign workers, which, in a time such as the Coronavirus pandemic when supply chains have been exposed for an over-reliance on globalisaton, has raised questions over why these jobs aren’t filled by Australian citizens. Photo: APAL/Darren James Photography.
Australia back on track economically and faced many hardships yet, at the same time, had the benefit of a legal and industrial process that gave them some protection. It enabled them to move on and become the bosses. In the absence of cheap labour, the success of the Goulburn Valley would be seriously curtailed, hense the paradox. Do we continue along a path that enables exploitation of workers who lack access to rights or do we let the success of the harvest industry slide due to higher costs structures and less competitive products? Neither are really acceptable. In some ways, the harsh trade practices of the major retail sector forces the harvest industry’s backs to the wall with large volumes of the crop not being accepted due to higher quality demands, and competition with low income countries vying for the same export markets that have been produced with cheaper labour still. Solving the harvest problem will not be easy. Suggestions are to engage students in a gap year, however some in the industry would argue local pickers will not do the work that is now being done by a workforce of workers who by and large, have little option. In any event, the economics of the region depends upon a satisfactory resolution happening.
Sheed calls for easing of restrictions in regions MEMBER for Shepparton District, Suzanna Sheed, has written to Premier Daniel Andrews calling for restrictions in regional areas to ease. Ms Sheed said she receives daily com mu nications from a range of community and business people who have been affected by restrictions and are looking to reopen their businesses. “W h ile Sheppa r ton ex perienced an outbreak in early August with two clusters of Coronavirus identified, the decentralisation of contact tracing to GV Health meant it was quickly brought under control and it is now
weeks since we have had an active case in Shepparton,” she said. Ms Sheed said with school students now returning from remote learning, many regional Victorians should be able to return to their offices and places of work. “Here in regional Victoria we do not have many of the issues associated with multistorey buildings, lifts and escalators and other factors that are relevant in workplaces in Melbourne,” she said. “It would be possible for many workers to return to their workplace and with COVID-19 work plans, to safely do so.” The Adviser. Australia No. 1:1529 Wednesday, October 7, 2020 – Page 17
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Asian Football Confederation Youth Women’s qualifiers secured for Greater Shepparton
A SMART APP FOR GREATER SHEPPARTON... Businessman Shane Sali is proposing a smart phone app to keep the community in touch with what is going on in Greater Shepparton. Photo: Supplied
Proposal for Council to adopt a smart app AS we progressively move online, partly due to the advances in communications but also due to the pandemic pushing more people there, Greater Shepparton resident and businessman, Shane Sali, is proposing Council gets behind developing a smart app that can bring all of the current web data and more into a single mobile app. “We’ve all had friends and family visit Greater Shepparton and ask us, ‘What’s on for the weekend?’ This app provides fingertip communication between the community and our
Council. The way we inform our locals and visitors needs to be done in a modern and simple way,” Mr Sali said. “The Greater Shepparton app would provide the opportunity to communicate directly with Council, keep us up to date with what’s on and where to shop, dine and play. “Current data such as that included in the business and community response, the Council’s own website, the parking app and a host of other tourist and community data could all be included in one app. It is just a matter of Council taking the initiative.”
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GREATER Shepparton has won hosting rights for a group of the Asian Football Confederation (AFC) Women’s Asian Cup 2022 Qualifiers round one, to be held in March 2021. Football Federation Australia (FFA) made the announcement last week, which will see Australia host two AFC Youth women’s qualification tournaments in 2021, including the AFC U17 Women’s Asian Cup 2022 Qualifiers round one to be played in Cessnock, New South Wales, in April. FFA chief executive officer, James Johnson, said the hosting of these tournaments was an important milestone for the development of football in Australia. “We are excited our future stars will have the chance to play for Australia on home soil and to showcase their talent in front of friends and family,” Mr Johnson said. “It’s also ou r g reat pleasu re to bri ng international football to the communities in Shepparton and Cessnock and we hope to provide more opportunities for Australian communities, particularly those in regional areas, to share in the spectacle of the world game.”
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PAY ATTENTION... You can choose to be distracted while driving, and the consequences can be terrible. Photo: Supplied.
Distraction, fatigue deadly on country roads DRIVER distraction is a killer. Particularly on country roads. Travelling at speed on roads in our region, you’d be shocked to know just how many metres you cover blind while staring at your phone, changing tracks, making a call, or heaven-forbid, writing a text message. The death toll on regional roads is shocking compared to metro counterparts. So far this year, 93 people have been killed on regional roads (including four in Greater Shepparton). This is compared to 66 in Melbourne. Accord i ng to Joh n Wei ner t f rom Roadsafe Goulburn Valley, distraction and
fatigue are two factors that should never influence your driving. “Our main message in regards to your phone is: ‘It can wait’,” John said. “No matter what noises your phone might be making while you drive, you don’t need to pick it up immediately.” Roadsafe Goulburn Valley, are hoping their messaging and educational programs can go some way to reducing the trauma of road deaths in our region. Any death on the road is an unnecessary death. Road crashes don’t just happen. It’s up to every driver to stay focused and wellrested before getting behind the wheel. For more in formation, check out RoadSafe Goulburn Valley on Facebook.
A candidate for success WHAT makes our community a success? Economic statistics? Crime statistics? Educational outcomes? Environmental p er for m a nc e? L ow u nemploy ment? Mooroopna business leader Rob Priestly says all these and more. “It is a hard question to answer definitively, but what I can say is we are closer to ‘success’ today than we were five years ago,” he said. “Despite the headwinds of water politics, we have built jobs and opportunities that will power our economy, with some of the heavy work behind us. Success is not assured however, and our challenges remain significant, with youth unemployment and COVID-19 impacts of critical concern. “The world over, every regional centre that is a sustainable success has five things in common: A sustainable, diverse economy, a decent university presence, quality education, quality healthcare, and lastly, demographics - they either attract or retain youth. “If elected as a councillor, my energy will be focused on ensuring we secure these five key elements for Greater Shepparton. If you want a positive future for our region, choose a candidate who knows what that looks like, and how to get there.”
FIVE FACTORS NEEDED FOR SUCCESS... Local businessman Rob Priestly is focussed on success for Greater Shepparton. Photo: Steve Hutcheson
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In the sun and back-hand on court IT’S been a long wait but competition tennis is set to enter a green patch. With restrictions eased in regional Victoria, The Victoria ‘Universal Tennis Rating’ Series came to the Shepparton Lawn Tennis Club (SLTC) last week, culminating in a final round on Sunday. Players from the region from ages eight and up faced off in round-robin competitions.
SLTC com m it tee member A nd rea Muskee oversaw the competition. “It’s beautiful to be back, especially in this weather,” she said. “The lucky thing is we have been able to play singles in regional Victoria. But just getting everyone back on court for competition, it’s fantastic. It’s nice to see so many people out here.”
Croquet swings back into action S O M E o f t h e G o u l b u r n Va l l e y Croquet Association’s best players met representatives of the North East District Croquet Association this week in an inaugural tournament which is hoped to become an annual event. Delayed by weeks due to the most recent Coronavirus lockdown, players took to the courts in Shepparton despite the rain. Speaking courtside at the Shepparton Croquet Club on Monday, tournament organiser John Young said it had been a long wait to get back on the grass. “Probably the most important thing from our angle is we’re adhering to all the COVID regulations,” he said. “It’s a good prompter for people to get back into the community, enjoy their sport and have a bit of fun.” The tournament involved representatives from almost every club from the two associations, with the highest-ranked players across three divisions coming together for the first time. Regular association croquet competition resu mes tonig ht , w ith golf croquet competition starting tomorrow night. “We’re coming out of the darkness, so to speak,” John said. Croquet is an obscure sport with a long history. At high competition level, imagine the tension of golfers putting on a green on
TOP PLAYER... Former national and state representative, Anne Quinn, from the Yarrawonga Croquet Club in action in Shepparton on Monday. Photo: Struan Jones.
the final day of an open. “It’s sort of like playing chess on lawn, or billiards,” John said. “It challenges your mind, keeps you fit and there’s the whole networking opportunity too. Most of the clubs in Victoria are around 100 years old so it’s a pretty strong tradition and we’re mindful of those before us. The honour boards say it all really. “It’s a good way to get out, exercise the brain and the body and meet people.”
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