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No 1:1546
WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 10, 2021
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Government still bypassing Shepparton By Struan Jones I N DEPEN DEN T Member for Shepparton District, Suzanna Sheed, has called on the State Government to urgently release the business case for the proposed Shepparton bypass project. The bypass includes three individual projects which have been brought together under one business case to provide an alternative north-south route for trucks, taking them away from the Shepparton CBD. Continued Page 8
STAR POWER... Fr Rob Galea was back at Shepparton’s Notre Dame College last week to record a music video to mark 200 years of Catholic education in Australia. Students pictured are (back l-r) Angela Baxter, Zoe Hamilton, and Tahlie Black with St Brendans Primary School students (l-r) Ellia Black, Lily Giuliani and Tamsyn McGregor. Photo: Struan Jones
Students sing to 200 years of education history By Struan Jones STUDENTS from Shepparton’s Notre Dame College and St Brendan's Primary School have become a central part in marking 200 years of Catholic education in Australia, with the filming of a music video featuring popular Catholic priest and contemporary Christian singer-songwriter, Fr Rob Galea, at the school
to mark the bicentenary celebration. ‘Faith in the Future’, a song written by Fr Galea for the occasion, was originally set to have its music video filmed at the Sydney Opera House, with clips from schools across the country. However, when the Opera House became unavailable due to Coronavirus restrictions,
Shepparton emerged as the best viable option. Students joined Fr Galea on stage for the recording, which will be seen by countless viewers across the country. “I'm really grateful - so grateful - for Shepp, opening the doors so quickly for us!” Fr Galea said, speaking at Notre Dame College last Thursday afternoon. Continued Page 8
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NEWS BIG BUILD... Shepparton’s new housing estates, such as The Vines (pictured) have boomed over the last 12 months on the back of strong migration to the regions, low interest rates and government incentives to build. Photo: Katelyn Morse
Record exodus from capital cities continued in September quarter By Struan Jones A RECORD number of ‘tree changers’ have left capital cities for the regions, according to the latest data from the Australian Bureau of Statistics (ABS). In the September quarter of 2020, capital cities had a net loss of 11,200 people from internal migration nationwide - the largest quarterly net loss on record. For Greater Melbourne, there was a net loss of 7,400 people in the September 2020 quarter, including 4,600 people to the rest of the state (the rest heading interstate, mainly to Queensland). The figures represent an exodus from Melbourne nearly eight-times greater than what was occurring 12 months prior in the September quarter of 2019. Incoming residents to the regions have caused a surge in the real estate market, with median house prices in Regional Victoria up 9.2 percent on average in the December quarter alone, according to the Real Estate Institute of Victoria. In Shepparton, that figure is 8.3 percent. Rental yields in Shepparton are also up, outpacing the rest of regional Victoria at 4.7 percent, compared to the regional average of 4.2 percent.
Peter Mintern, the director of Development Edge, one of the leading developers in residential land estates across Greater Shepparton, described the sales and enquiry rate to his company as “unprecedented”. “The sales and enquiry rates are unprecedented, there’s no doubt about that,” he said. “We track across all our projects the sales rates against what we might otherwise assume, and we’ve exponentially exceeded that, to the point where we’ve sold out stages of developments without even turning soil. “In a general sense you’re talking probably two years' worth of stock is being sold in the last 12 months.” Mr Mintern said there were plenty of anecdotal reports of Melburnians relocating – or returning home – to Greater Shepparton. “There have certainly been enquiries and people who have relocated back to Shepparton people who are working remotely that would otherwise be in the office in Melbourne,” he said. “I think even if it’s people who have relocated and are renting, you’re talking about people who are surging the population by relocating whether they’re buying or not, and they’re also providing for investments.”
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Putting new life into fashion By Steve Hutcheson WE are all guilty, well I am not but my wife is, of filling wardrobes and drawers with items of clothing that for one reason or another, eventually becomes surplus to our needs, some without ever being worn. Having studied fashion at RMIT and worked her way through the industry, Shepparton's Nicole Morse is trying a new approach to sustainably empty out some closets and put those garments into new ones. Regional Rummage looks at eliminating the enormous waste that the fashion industry has promulgated over the years. Nicole is a member of Zero Waste, a Facebook group in Shepparton with over
SUSTAINABILITY-MINDED... Shepparton’s Nicole Morse is the organiser behind Regional Rummage, a market scheduled for February 21 in Tatura which aims to recycle second-hand clothes. Photo: Steve Hutcheson
2,000 members who are actively interested in eliminating waste. Along with some 60-plus other sellers who have perfectly good clothes to clear, having discussed the idea with some friends, Nicole pulled together a pop-up market to take place in Victory Hall, Tatura. There is room for a few more sellers and the event will be happening indoors and outside in true market fashion. Regional Rummage will happen on Sunday, Februar y 21, from 10am to 2pm at Victory Hall, 75 to 81 Hogan St. Tatura. If you want to add a selling point, contact Nicole on her website at http:// regionalrummage.com.au.
GV Health a vaccination hub to administer Pfizer-BioNTech jabs by end of month
By Struan Jones GOULBURN Valley Health has been announced as one of nine COVID-19 hospital vaccination hubs in Victoria, with a rollout of the Pfizer-BioNTech vaccine to commence by the end of the month. GV Health chief executive, Matt Sharp, said the hospital was preparing to ensure the hospital could store the vaccines at the required temperatures and making sure there were adequate healthcare workers to administer the jab. “This is a pivotal time for our region, Victoria and Australia. GV Health is excited
to be playing a key role in the COVID19 vaccination program for our local community,” Mr Sharp said. The first group to be vaccinated as part of ‘Phase 1a’ include frontline healthcare workers, staff and residents at aged care and disability facilities, quarantine and border workers. ‘Phase 1b’ will include all other healthcare workers, Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people over 55 and others over 70 who are not in aged care. The Pfizer vaccine is administered in two doses, 21 days apart.
Further roll-out of other vaccines, i nclud i ng t he O x ford /A s t ra Z ene c a vaccine (which most people in Greater Shepparton will receive), will depend on the Commonwealth’s regulatory approval, volume and timing of doses becoming available. The nine vaccination hubs spread across Victoria are: Western Health, Austin Health, Monash Health, Barwon Health, Goulburn Valley Health, LaTrobe Health, Bendigo Health, Ballarat Health, AlburyWodonga Health.
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EVENTS/ENTERTAINMENT
COMMUNITY CONNECT
Tell us about your ‘not-for-profit’ community events via email at classifieds@ sheppartonadviser.com.au (information is required at least two weeks before an event). Please note listings are to be fewer than 55 words.
UPCOMING SOLAR CITY COUNTRY MUSIC CLUB INC Next music day at the Shepparton Harness Racing Club, 758 Melbourne Road Hwy Kialla, Sunday, February 14, 12-noon until 5pm Band is The Night Owls, guest artist June Newman. Nifty Fifty’s, raffles, BBQ Lunch for purchase, three meat trays to be won. Members $6, all others $7. No alcohol to be brought onto the property, soft drinks are okay. No backing tracks. Ring Trish 0408 758 264. SOROPTIMISTS INTERNATIONAL OF SHEPPARTON The Soroptimists are holding a Valentine’s Brunch with proceeds going to GV Health Foundation. To be held on Sunday, February 14 at the Woolshed. Tickets are $45 each. Booking essential. Contact Margaret on 0418 586 034 CARAVAN CLUB THE MURRAY RIVER RAMBLERS Would like to invite you to join us for relaxing weekends spent with likeminded RV enthusiasts, phone Kaye, 0408 230 147 FAMILY ANONYMOUS Family Anonymous is a self-help group for families and friends of those individuals with drug, alcohol or related
behavioural issues. Meetings are held each Wednesday from 6pm to 7.30pm at Church of Christ meeting room, corner of Nixon St and Corio St, Shepparton. For more details phone 0475 272 680 or email fashepparton@gmail.com HELPING A MATE In an effort to help our old mate Rick Ton with his battle with cancer, we are holding a fundraiser cricket match - Rick’s friends versus Rick’s workmates at Padman Stops. Competition cricket at Tungamah has been booked for Saturday, February 27. The day is kicking off at 11am. Bring fold up chairs and blankets to secure a prime position early. Cost is $10 for singles, $20 per family, which includes barbecue lunch. Bar run by local footy club, who will donate back to the event. Raffle as well. Donations are appreciated and welcomed for prizes for the raffle. For information: Paul Sidebottom 0447 168 645. Search ‘Helping a mate!’ on FB. If you would like to have your community activity listed in our revised Community Connect, simply submit details in 50 words or less to editorial@sheppartonadviser.com.au
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SAM on the lookout for café operator By Struan Jones ART, to some, is something which touches the senses, which provokes an emotion and which stays in the mind for a while. And what is a cup of coffee? Well, it touches your senses, it provokes an emotion and you usually don’t forget about the good coffees you drink. So what would an art museum even
be if it didn’t involve coffee? To fill this void, the Shepparton Art Museum is searching for a hospitality operator to run a café, a separate roof top bar and multifunction area in the new venue. T he new SA M , desig ned by architect Denton Corker Marshall, is scheduled to open in the second half of 2021.
The café and fully furnished kitchen are on Level 1 with an adjoint deck/ grass area and is accessible through the building and the grass area leading to the walking path at the lake. The roof top bar and multifunction area are on the Level 4, with a roof top viewing deck. Applications close on Friday, February 26.
Getting all the ducks in a row By Steve Hutcheson PERHAPS one of the more emotive pastimes that takes place each year is the opening of the duck hunting season and the conflict that arises between hunters, environmentalists and animal liberationists. This year, the State Government has once more cut back the number of days hunters are able to shoot, and a bag limit has been set at two ducks per day. Game Management Victoria (GMA) has issued the limits due to lower-than-average bird and breeding numbers. The 2021 season will start on Wednesday, May 26 and will last 20 days, closing on Monday, June 14. Hunting start times will also be delayed until 8am for the first five days of the season. The GMA and partner agencies, including Victoria Police, will be patrolling both public lands and private properties to ensure compliance with hunting, animal
REDUCED SEASON... Victoria’s 2021 duck shooting season has been reduced to 20 days. Photo: Supplied
welfare and public safety laws. The ducks hiding out on my dams away from major wetlands all believe they are protected species. Details of the 2021 duck season, including any wetland closures, will be regularly updated on the GMA website www.gma.vic.gov.au.
OPPORTUNITY ON OFFER... The new Shepparton Art Museum is seeking a hospitality operator to run it’s level 1 cafe and rooftop bar. Photo: Supplied
No ducking politics when it comes to duck shooting
By Struan Jones T H E Leader of the Victorian Nationals, Peter Walsh, has hit back at the State Government’s decision to restrict the 2021 duck shooting season to 20 days and apply bag limits of two ducks per day, describing the decision as selling out to secure “radical green votes in the city”. M r Walsh, the Member for Murray Plains, said the decision was motivated by politics, not science. “With current data showing duck numbers are at a sustainable level and following above-average rainfall in eastern Australia in the past 12 months, the hunting community had
looked forward to a full 12-week season – as legislated,” he said. “For those who think this is just about duck hunting – it’s not. The Andrews Labor Government will sell out any Victorian to secure radical green votes in the city.” For the Greens’ part, leader of the Victorian Greens, Samantha Ratnam, who represents the Northern Metropolitan Region in the state’s Legislative Council and supports a ban on duck shooting, said the season would go ahead “despite growing community opposition and native duck numbers declining every year.”
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NEWS
Lovell points finger over rollout of fruit tree netting grants
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ASSET PROTECTION... Member for Northern Victoria, Wendy Lovell, has asked for an explanation of why a netting grant program has not yet been rolled out to Victorian horticulturalists. Photo: Supplied
By Struan Jones THE Member for Northern Victoria, Wendy Lovell, has called out what she perceives as the State Government’s failure to develop a funding program to help horticulturalists to install tree netting, despite being provided funding from the Federal Government to do so. Speaking during the first Victorian parliamentary sitting week for 2021, Ms Lovell sought an explanation from the Agriculture Minister, Mary-Anne Thomas, as to why the funding had not been made available to growers. In November 2019, the Federal Government announced funding of $4M to Victoria to implement a horticultural netting grant program to protect crops from weather and pests. According to the Victorian Department of Agriculture, they were approached by the Government to implement the program in mid-2020.
T he scheme is a dolla r-for- dolla r arrangement with a maximum of $300,000 for each individual recipient. Ms Lovell compared the Victorian rollout to that in South Australia, where 80 percent of funding to SA growers has already been distributed. Grower services manager at industry body Fruit Growers Victoria, Michael Crisera, said the rollout of the grants had been slow, but admitted that it wasn’t a priority for orchardists right now – nor the most pressing issue - who are in the peak period of harvesting fruit despite labour shortages. He said he hoped the grants could be sorted over the next two months to have next season’s crop covered. According to the Department of Agriculture, the program will be implemented at a time that does not conflict with harvest activities.
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Drivers, start your engines for the Tour de Course A WEEKEND of motoring fun will hit Shepparton later this month, when the 2021 Tour de Course brings up to 50 participants and their unique cars to town. What's billed as a massive weekend of events based in Shepparton and the region, the Tour de Course is a chance for motorsport enthusiasts to show their wares – and their skills – on track and road. Organiser, Robin Knaggs, said the threeday event starting on Friday, February 26 and finishing on Monday, March 1, would involve circuit sprints, auto tests and competitive navigation. "There's also various cars: late-model Porsches to Mercedes-Benz' to Subaru WRXs, Mitsubishi Evos - all different makes and models," he said. Saturday will start at DECA Shepparton,
TORQUING POINT... A range of cars and car enthusiasts will participate in Shepparton’s Tour de Course later this month. Photo: Robin Knaggs
followed by a navigation course finishing at the event's home base at the Sherbourne Terrace. Sunday will be a day at Wilby Park Raceway about an hour northeast of Shepparton, and
Monday will be spent at the State Motorcycle Sports Complex in Broadford. Up to 50 entries will be accepted, with spots still available. For more information, see komotoringevents.com.au.
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ROUND UP FEBRUARY 2021
DISPUTE ENDS IN VIOLENCE Shepparton police are keen to speak to these two unknown males. It follows a dispute at a Colliver Road supermarket on December 7, 2020, that ended with an alleged assault. The two males, captured on these low-quality CCTV images, would have the opportunity to provide their version of events. They are encouraged to contact police. If anyone can identify either of the males, please contact Constable Southwell on 5820 5777 or email vp45001@police.vic.gov.au. Information can also be passed on anonymously via Crime Stoppers on 1800 333 000 or via the website.
ARREST - THEFTS IN KIALLA LAKES A 20-year-old Shepparton man has been arrested and charged for one theft from a parked vehicle and one attempted theft in the Kialla Lakes area on the Friday, January 15, and Monday, January 18. Police continue to work on this recent spike in thefts from unlocked Kialla Lakes vehicles. Your CCTV may provide crucial evidence to link this male and two other young suspects to further offences. Residents that have CCTV footage of the recent Kialla Lakes offending with parked vehicles, please provide them to Detective Acting Sergeant Wiltshire by email, vp38506@police. vic.gov.au.
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NEWS ON SONG... St Brendans Primary School students Lily Uluakiahoia, Ellia Black and Lily Guiliani will feature in the music video to Fr Rob Galea’s song ‘Faith in the future’. Photo: Struan Jones
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Students sing to 200 years of education history “THE music video is going to be shot here, and we’re going to be recording the vocals tonight, so very quick and all for a million people just in a matter of moments.” The Bendigo-based Fr Galea, who has been featured in national press as well as on Channel 10’s The Project, was a contestant on The X Factor in 2015. He has released eight music projects, toured abroad, and written a book. He was supposed to spend all of 2020 travelling the country and visiting Catholic schools, talking with and performing to
students, however that plan was forced to go virtual. A former resident of Shepparton, he had high praise: “Shepparton has such great gifts in the arts,” he said. “I’ve worked as a chaplain here and I’ve worked at schools across Australia. I’ve always thought of Shepparton as having the best voices and the best performance that I’ve seen in many places. Even our liturgies are just extraordinary here.”
Sheed calls on Transport Minister to urgently release business case for bypass project continued from front page THE business case for the project was funded in the 2017-18 State Budget and was due to be released to the public in 2019. Transport Minister, Jacinta Allan, had revised this release date to late 2020. The Federal Government has already committed $208M to the project. In urging the Minister to release the business case, Ms Sheed told parliament last week: “The Shepparton bypass is an important safety and freight project for our region, allowing for a second river crossing of the Goulburn River north of Shepparton. “It will be a critical part of the freight supply chain network locally and as part of the national highway system, removing much heavy traffic from the central business districts of Shepparton and Mooroopna.” About 25 percent of all trucks registered in Victoria are from the Goulburn Valley,
and a quarter of the value of the state’s agriculture produce comes from the region. Minister Allan’s office did not respond to invitations from The Adviser to comment on the issue nor gave any indication on when the business case would be released. The Adviser received no details of when the business case would be released. Ms Sheed said the Shepparton and Mooroopna communities had done everything asked of them and it is time for the State Government to step up. “My community has done everything asked of it to procure the funding for this bypass, including breaking down what is a very major project into much smaller, manageable parts. “It is very important that we as a community understand what is involved in achieving the transport outcomes we need and what the cost will be. The business case will help to inform us, and I call on the minister to release it.”
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NEWS
OUTDOOR PLAY... Nido Early School students, Malaya Atkinson-Tuliakiano and Amaia Hexter, enjoy some sandpit time. Photo: Stephanie Holliday
Nurturing brilliance through childcare THE Reggio Emilia philosophy, which fosters the belief that the child, parent, community and natural environment are all essential to the learning process, is a highly regarded teaching method. Reggio Emilia has strong roots within nature and focuses on a learning environment enriched with creative and sensory experiences as avenues for growth allowing every child to reach their true potential. Nido Early School, which is proud to follow Reggio Emilia teachings, cares for children from six weeks to six years old. In the centre, the teachers share a welcoming, beautiful
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space with plenty of windows and a safe and secure outdoor play area for the children to run around in and get some fresh air. Nido Early School's programs value the child's voice and are structured to allow children to use their own unique learning style to explore maths, language, investigation, creative pursuits, fine and gross motor skills, sensory experiences, their cultural identity and environmental understanding. Nido Early School also works with dietitians to create healthy meals for the children in their care. Regardless of whether you work full time
or choose Nido Early School purely for the benefits of education and socialisation, you will find the qualified and caring staff flexible and willing to address the ever-changing needs of your family. Nido Early School is currently accepting new enrolments. For more information, call Nido Early School Shepparton on 5849 1655 or visit nidoearlyschool.com.au. Nido Early School is located at 2-10 St Georges Road, Shepparton (across from Officeworks) and is open 6:30am to 6:30pm from Monday to Friday.
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A bright future STRENGTH TO STRENGTH IN 2021... GV Water managing director, Dr Steve Capewell. Photo: Struan Jones
AFTER adapting to meet the unprecedented challenges of 2020, Goulburn Valley Water is ready to continue delivering for its customers in 2021. After 10 months of working remotely, office-based staff are beginning to transition back into the workplace in a safe manner, with front counters anticipated to reopen to the public on Monday, February 1 under new safety measures. Field and operational staff continue to work as normal under safety protocols to keep taps flowing and toilets flushing. Managing director, Dr Steve Capewell, said the coming year would see Goulburn Valley Water focusing on understanding future opportunities, driven by customer perspectives and needs. “We know we have been able to respond and embed flexibility and adaptability into
GROOVY BABY... The Groove Train Shepparton barista, Tas Giftopoulos and restaurant owner, Anil Manukonda. Photo: Stephanie Holliday
our organisation thanks to 2020, so now we want the next phase of our growth as an essential service provider to be driven by our customers, local industries and communities,” Dr Capewell said. “We will be prioritising spending time listening really closely to our customers and communities so we can understand how we can best contribute to social and economic growth in our region. “This year, we’ll have a strong focus on innovation in our business and a key part of that is our circular economy projects and other emerging opportunities, as we know they will help us continue to drive sustainability and climate resilience.” Goulburn Valley Water staff are looking forward to continuing to provide safe, reliable, and affordable water services for the Greater Shepparton region in 2021.
Get your ticket for the Groove Train IMAGINE a café where the atmosphere, vibrant and light for breakfast, becomes plush and reinvigorating for lunch. As the sun crosses the sky, the relaxed cafe by day transforms into a casual restaurant and bar by night. The perfect balance of funky lighting, polished design, comfortable seating and a menu to match creates a setting where you and your family can feel at home at any time of the day. This was the goal of Melbourne’s Rocky Veneziano, who, in Melbourne in the summer of ‘98, saw an unfulfilled need in the city’s restaurant scene. He envisioned a restaurant that served flavourful, bold dishes that would appeal to any appetite. He saw a place where groups of friends
and families came for the food but lingered over drinks and conversation because everyone was having too much fun to leave. His ideas came to fruition and caught on like wildfire. His venues - The Groove Train - spread across Melbourne and has recently opened in Shepparton. The style of The Groove Train restaurants is a place that sets the scene for every dining experience. Family friendly, and open all day, The Groove Train is the must-check out new venue in Shepparton. The Groove Train Shepparton is now open at 2-10 St Georges Road (across the road from Officeworks). Book a table via their website, groovetrain.com.au, Facebook page @TheGrooveTrainShepparton or phone 5846 8999.
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Cheers to our
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For bookings, phone: CRICKETERS ARMS HOTEL | 5825 3993 LAGOZZINO TOP PUB TATURA | 5824 1600 MOOROOPNA GOLF CLUB | 5825 4135 ROCHESTER WINE TAVERN & BED AND BREAKFAST | SHEPPARTON GOLF CLUB | 5821 2717 THE AUSSIE HOTEL | 5821 4011 THE GV HOTEL 5821 9822
5484 3887
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Is it a parma
or parmie? SITTING DOWN TO PLATE SIZED MEALS... Four ladies from Mooroopna at the local Cricketers Arms Hotel: Ros Cosgriff, Bev Longley, Julie Gould and Nola Williams. Photo: Steve Hutcheson
By Steve Hutcheson PUBS across Australia are known to serve up the definitive parmigiana, a slice of veal or chicken, dowsed in egg and bread crumbs and fried to a perfect golden hue. For much of their existence, Aussie country pubs were the primary source for dining out for anyone living in regional Australia. Meals at affordable prices matched by the sumptuous portions to cater to hard working shearers, farm hands and other manual workers and travellers who frequented them. Even today, pubs have maintained the same atmosphere they always have and
provide much the same menu with a few new and exotic dishes being added. Plate sized steaks, racks of lamb and bowls of prawns in a delicious sauce are frequent dishes to be found on a typical pub’s menu. Meals might be served in the lounge or at the bar and more frequently during the warmer weather, in the typical beer garden that accompany many regional pubs. But the parmie still rules supreme - tender, juicy and a tasty crust offset with a delicious melting cheese fill. Mouth-watering just thinking about it. The debate over the abbreviated name will go on as long as pubs continue to serve them.
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IN THE GOULBURN AND MURRAY VALLEY’S
SMILES... Shepparton Golf Club general manager, Russ Powell, behind the bar in the clubhouse bistro, which features views of the course. Photo: Tim Watson
Pubs and Clubs:
The HIDDEN gems of the countryside EVERY country pub has a story to tell. These historic mainstays were probably one of the first buildings to be constructed in a new town, and they are still key landmarks. The casual dining scene in pubs and clubs of the region is fantastic, and there has never been a better time to plan a day out around a visit to a country pub.
The meals are big on value, and the building can be magnificent. It’s been a tough 12 months for hospitality operators across Victoria, and local pubs and clubs need your support. So book a lunch or dinner, hit the road and make a day of it. Cheers!
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Sunday 14th February 2021
A few words about Valentine’s Day NO need to fret if you’re still single on Sunday. Here are some light-hearted anecdotes to put a smile on your face:
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Let’s talk about love and have a heart to heart.
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We met on a construction project. It was love at first site.
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Dear Cupid, next time hit both of us.
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There’s no one else I’d rather lay in bed and look at my phone with.
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For me every morning it’s love at first sight. A mirror is a wonderful thing. Valentine’s Day is the one day of the year you can do something Cupid.
SIGNATURE FRAGRANCES... Shepparton Amcal Pharmacy’s top fragrance picks, Coco Mademoiselle by Chanel, Flowerbomb by Viktor & Rolf and Miss Dior by Christian Dior. Photo: Stephanie Holliday
I need an oxygen tank around you because you take my breath away.
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I don’t love you for your money. I love you for our money.
If you don’t have someone on Valentine’s day, don’t be sad. It means no one loves you on the other 364 days either.
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They say you can’t buy love. But diamonds seem to make a pretty good down-payment.
Roses are red, violets are blue. Wow! Flowers are really expensive, and they die too.
Good news, I’ve got a date for Valentine’s Day. Get to wear a suit and everything. Bad news, it’s a court date.
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Scent-sational
Valentine’s Day gift ideas A VALENTINE'S Day gift to be enjoyed yearround, perfume (and cologne) makes the perfect present. The areas of the brain that juggle scent, memory and emotion are very much intertwined, a particular scent can leave a memorable impression that lingers for a lifetime. Archana Deo, of Shepparton Amcal pharmacy has provided her top three recommendations for Valentine’s Day fragrances this year. Coco Mademoiselle by Chanel is an oriental floral fragrance for women, with notes of citrus, rose and vanilla nestled
among other delicate complementary notes. Chanel fragrances are iconic, and Coco Mademoiselle is no exception. A perfume that needs no introduction, Flowerbomb by Viktor&Rolf is an oriental floral fragrance, famous for its warm and spicy nature which it lends to notes of rose, patchouli and vanilla blended with others. The now classic Miss Dior by Christian Dior is a chyrpe floral fragrance, with notes of pink pepper, blood orange and palisander rosewood among others. A fragrance to suit all ages, Miss Dior also looks beautiful displayed on a dressing table.
Sunday 14th February 2021
All you need is love UNIQUE GIFTS AND CARDS... Focus Cards and Gifts owner, Peter Dunbabin, and sales assistant, Shelley Culhane, showcasing some Valentine’s Day card options. Photo: Stephanie Holliday
THANKS to a Third Century Roman saint, February 14 has become a day when lovers make a point of expressing their affection for each other with sweet greetings and gifts. Valentine's Day has evolved to ex tend beyond lovers , with the expression of affection between relatives and friends not uncommon. From early church origins , Valentine’s day then began to resemble something close to what we celebrate today. Around the 16th Century, written messages, often depicting the Roman
Who needs flowers?
FLOWERS may be pretty and chocolate may be delicious, but they don’t last very long. A gift that someone will have forever is a far better alternative, and jewellery is arguably the best option to leave a long-lasting impression upon your valentine. Prouds The Jewellers Shepparton have an extensive range of gold, silver and precious stone jewellery to select from and a catalogue out now to help you narrow down your gift ideas. Valentine’s day also presents the perfect opportunity to propose to your partner, thankfully Prouds The Jewellers
god of love Cupid along with hearts and flowers, became common. Finding the perfect token of love to present to your special someone can be hard, but Focus Cards and Gifts in Maude Street Mall have a range of heartfelt cards, lovely Equilibrium jewellery and Willow Tree figurines to make selecting something easy. Focus Cards and Gifts are located at 181 Maude Street, Shepparton and have a large range of special gifts and unique cards for your Valentine.
LOVE IS ALL AROUND... Prouds The Jewellers Shepparton sales assistant Kacey, store manager Lauren and assistant manager, Steph. Photo: Stephanie Holliday
have a range of exquisite engagement rings to suit your lover’s tastes and your budget. If you need assistance finding the perfect present or selecting an engagement ring, the friendly team at Prouds The Jewellers are able to suggest some pieces which will put a smile on your future spouse’s dial.
Prouds The Jewellers Shepparton is open Monday to Thurday from 9am-5:30pm, Friday from 9am-6pm and Saturday from 9am-4pm. They are located at 17 Maude Street and can be contacted on 5821 4512.
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Choose native plants By Stephanie Holliday LANDSCAPED gardens are the finishing touch on a new property, elevating the visual appeal of your home significantly. Considering we live in a regional city and surrounds, the use of native plants would ensure your garden is able to cope with the elements and suits the natural landscape of our region. To ensure the successful establishment of plants it is important to match plant variety with aspect, drainage and soil type characteristics of your land.
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BUILDING a new home or renovating an existing dwellling is an exciting venture. While many of us put ample thought into the aesthetics of our homes, sometimes the sustainability aspects of our choices can be overlooked or rushed through. Ensuring you consider the environmental impacts of your selections not only benefits the Earth but also can help you save on running costs long term. “In the near future the homes that we build may need to meet a 7-star energy rating requirement, so it is worth considering these options during the construction to ensure you can meet these requirements, it will also make
By planting native plants in your garden, you will assist in the preservation of the natural landscape and enhance natural biodiversity. This will in turn attract native fauna to the garden by providing a source of food and shelter. In terms of maintenance, local plants do not ‘escape’ from gardens to become environmental weeds. They require less water and fertiliser than many exotic species thus reducing salinity and limiting the amount of nutrients entering natural waterways, helping preserve our
BACKYARD ECOSYSTEMS... Billabong Garden Complex manager, Tracy Lamont, with one of her top native plant recommendations. Photo: Stephanie Holliday
environment. Tracy Lamont, manager of Billabong Garden Complex, said her top picks for native plants would be Westringias, Xanthorrhoeas, Grevilleas. “Using native plants means you create an
Sustainable building choices your home less expensive to heat and cool in the long run,” Jody Mintern, of Hotondo Homes Shepparton, said. “If a client asked for advice about making their home more energy efficient, we look at their choice of block and the best way to position the house to help create an energy efficient home. If the block presents a challenge, then we can step through their options.” Here are just some of the factors to consider when keeping sustainability in mind: Wall Insulation Proper insulation is key to keeping your home’s temperature comfortable and avoiding the use of heating and cooling systems where
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possible. Insulation allows the temperature to remain balanced even in winter or summer and is a great way to help reduce your carbon footprint. Double-glazed windows Although costly, double-glazed windows are highly efficient, reducing your heat loss or gain by up to 30 percent when compared to singleglazed windows. Sun-utilising design elements Not only do skylights look stunning and allow for natural light to infiltrate your home, they are energy efficient year-round. They can help to light and heat your home during the colder months, as well as keep it cool during the warm days of the year.
ecosystem in your own backyard. This provides a habitat for native birds, lizards and the like,” Tracy said. When consulting with your landscape gardener or if doing yourself, keep native plants in mind when designing your layout.
Choosing energy efficient appliances Energy efficient appliances not only reduce the environmental impacts running your home incurs but they also reduce your running costs, meaning in the long run, you’ll see savings on your energy bills. Energy efficient power options such as solar Solar panels absorb energy from the sun. This energy is transported to the inverter which converts that energy into usable electricity that is used by the household and the appliances in it. Any electricity that is not used by the household will be transported back into the main electricity grid and a credit will be given to the homeowner on their next electricity bill for this excess power.
FRONT END... John Papoulis of Mooroopna with his 1976 Mercedes-Benz 450 SE sedan. Photos: Struan Jones
ICONIC... Domination of the land, the sea, and the air.
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A ticket to Gold Class By Struan Jones AT the Frankfurt International Motor Show back in 1972, Mercedes-Benz unveiled its new generation of flagship luxury-class vehicles, newly-named the S-Class. Today, touching on 50 years later, the vehicle is still a work of art. In fact, it’s more than that, because there’s not much art you can drive down an autobahn. If you went back in time and combined the best artistic minds with the best engineering minds, you’d have come up with a vehicle something like this generation of S-Class. It’s a product of its time, sure, but it’s still a head-turning, eye-gluing, masterpiece. In fact, sometimes it’s hard to look away - the stance of this model is so balanced. It’s a luxury vehicle, but it’s a weightlifter in a fine suit. It’s a velvet sledgehammer.
This model, a 1976 450 SE sedan with a 4.5l V8, is owned by Mooroopna’s John Papoulis. John, who owns and runs Shepparton’s Bohjass Wine Bar Restaurant & Bar with his partner, Rosie, is a life-long car – and V8 – enthusiast. He’s owned more than 40 cars in his lifetime, but the 450 SE is a new addition and a new favourite. John has lowered the front end a touch, but apart from that, the car is essentially as it would have been 20, 30, and even 40 years ago. “It’s all factory-made. This is how it was,” John said. It’s a big, heavy car at 1,740kg, but as John said, it’s got more than enough power to pull its weight. Inside, it’s like stepping back in time to the Business Class section of a 747. Mercedes-Benz’s attachment to luxury is all
there. The driver’s seat feels like a couch and there’s an electric sunroof and cruise control. The engine itself is a beast. A jungle of cables and tubes wrapped around a solid heart that produces an effortless roar. Designed to sit comfortably on freeways, the 450 SE has a top speed of 210km/hr. If pushed, it can get itself from stationary to 100km/hr in less than 9 seconds. “I like the noise and the power of it, the looks and the stance of this Mercedes,” John said. Don’t we all? If you, or anyone you know, is passionate about their car, motorbike, bicycle, or wheelbarrow (basically anything with wheels), please get in contact with The Adviser at editor@sheppartonadviser.com.au. Happy driving!
HEAD TURNER... The clean lines and balanced stance of the 450 SE.
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(30 to 35 Hours Per Week) Lift N Shift is a local, long standing transport company located in Kialla. We are looking for a compentent and capable bookkeeper with the following skills to join our small friendly team.
FRONT OF HOUSE SUPERVISOR The premier dining destination and regions finest Junction Moama is seeking an experienced and dynamic Front of house leader to assist with the running of our front of house food and bar operations. We are situated on the stunning Murray River in the picturesque Echuca Moama tourist district. It’s the ultimate escape – the perfect spot to enjoy sensational food, wine, cocktails and craft beer that showcases everything the region has to offer in a single, sophisticated setting. Open Thursdays through to Sunday.
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Successful applicants should have: • Minimum HA licence • Construction Induction Card (or be prepared to obtain one) • Good driving record (Complete VicRoads printout required) • Should be able to pass medical for tipper drivers • Forklift & boom licences (desirable but not essential) – for low loader drivers • Be well presented & have good customer service skills • Live in the Shepparton area More information about these positions is available by phoning Frank on 0438 579 631. Fax or Email your resume or previous employment history to Fax: 5823 2810 Email: pasta1@iinet.net.au
Reporting to the Venue Manager and working closely with the Head Chef and Marketing & Events Coordinator, the successful candidate will have knowledge, experience and passion in all things food, wine and cocktails. We require someone with customer service & people skills second to none. A real peoples person when it comes to leading a team ABOUT YOU: • Minimum 2 years experience in a leadership role • A true passion for hospitality and sound knowledge of food, wine & cocktails • Exceptional people and customer service skills • Strong leadership qualities - able to influence and direct staff effectively • Uphold, follow and maintain procedures at a high standard • Work well under pressure keeping a level head under the demands of the job • Forward thinking - ability to think outside the square • Mature & Confident THE ROLE OF FRONT OF HOUSE SUPERVISOR: • To report and work alongside the Venue manager • Assist in leading, training and upskilling our team • Assist in the planning and coordination of functions & events • Day to day operations and supervision of Junction and its team • Able to confidently run operations in the absence of the venue manager • Ensuring Junction continues to evolve and exceed its reputation as the regions finest dining destination • Work in conjunction with the back of house team • Assist with admin eg: rosters & ordering WHAT WE HAVE TO OFFER: • Full Time position • Working week - Wednesday to Sunday • Competitive industry award and conditions • Access to healthy lifestyle benefits and staff incentives • Great team environment and company culture second to none Online applications via: junctionmoama.com.au/ careers/ For information email Daniel Kadamani - daniel@ junctionmoama.com.au or phone 03 5481 3777 Or call Sean Garth on 03 5481 3713 for more information Page 18 – The Adviser Australia No.1:1546 Wednesday, February 10, 2021
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As of July 2019, it is now a requirement under the Domestic Animals Act 1994, that an advertisement must include the unique source number (required from the Pet Exchange Register) of the seller and the individual microchip number of each cat or dog being sold or given away. These requirements apply to puppies and kittens as well as adult dogs and cats. For further information phone 5832 8900.
WANTED TO BUY ALWAYS buying gold & silver, broken jewellery. JB Jewellers, 265 Maude St, Shepparton. Ph 5831 1611 BOOKS non fiction, Australian history, true stories, biographies, no cooking or gardening Ph 0478 031 355 HARDTOP roof for Ford Capri & Capri parts, contact John Ph 0414 418 669
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Little Master to cause a big stir By Struan Jones FORMER AFL superstar Gary Ablett junior will be in town next week for two events hosted by the Shepparton Swans Football and Netball club. The ‘Little Master’ was booked in as the main speaker at a three-course dinner event at Shepparton’s The Woolshed on Saturday, February 20. After the dinner sold out in the blink of an eye, Gary agreed to sit down for a Sunday lunch, too. Widely considered one of the most impressive players the game has ever seen, Ablett played 357 AFL games and kicked 445 goals. To list his career highlights would take a few more paragraphs. Gary was twice a premiership player, and twice a Brownlow medalist. As a Geelong player, he won that team’s best and fairest award twice. While a Gold Coast Sun, he won the best and
GAZZA... In Shepparton later this month. Photo: Supplied
Gary Ablett is well respected by his attitude and how he goes about things, and The Woolshed is a great venue. Shepparton Swans President, Jarrod Sutherland
fairest four times. President of the Shepparton Swans Football and Netball Club, Jarrod Sutherland, said the response to the event had been overwhelming. Normally used to drumming up numbers to
come along to club social events, Jarrod said it was “great to be running an event not relying on the same people showing up.” “Gary Ablett is well respected by his attitude and how he goes about things, and The
Woolshed is a great venue,” he said. “It’ll be a great event and we can’t wait to host him.” For more information check out the Shepparton Swans Facebook page.
Top four tightens By Struan Jones MOOROOPNA has leapt to the top of the Cricket Shepparton A-Grade ladder with a seven-wicket win over Karramomous on Saturday on the back of an unbeaten 70 by wicketkeeper-batsman Brad Lowe. Mooroopna now leads a pack of four teams separated by only two points at the top of the Haisman Shield competition with only four rounds to play before the finals. Playing in Mooroopna, Karramomous
batted first and battled their way to 8/160 at the close of their 45 overs. Bayden Bailey was most impressive with the bat, knocking 61* off just 73 balls to bolster the visitors’ total. In reply, a quick-fire 103-run partnership between Jac Smith-Williams and Brad Lowe gave Mooroopna the ascendency. Mooroopna hosts the hapless last-placed Tatura this Saturday, which should be a short affair. All Haisman Shield A Grade results in brief:
• Numurkah 103 M Eckard 38, M Jarrett 3/23, E McLaren 2/15 def by Shepparton United 5/104 D Vidler 26*, T Braybon, 2/17, M Cline 2/25 • Mooroopna 3/163 B Lowe 70*, J SmithWilliams 41, def Karramomus 8/160 B Bailey 61*, M McGrath 38, WJ Dundon 2/34 • Old Students 8/170 CM Hangan 77*, T Looby 33, MJ Cleeland 3/20, C Brown 2/29 def Waaia 168 L Evans 51, L Callegari 4/34, C McCabe 3/30
• Kyabram 8/151 B McLay 64, CD Hawes 37, BA Scott 3/16, XG Chalkley 2/19 def Central Park/St Brendans 9/149 R Lau 53, K Mueller 4/32, A McKenzie 3/31 • Tatura 5/205 R Singh 82, N Watt 34, C Hickford 2/28 def by Katandra 2/209 A Riordan 86, B Black 81*, J Armstrong 2/28 • Euroa 103 J Sidebottom 5/26, T Sidebottom 3/18 def by Northerners 4/105 J Brett 44, M Brett 27, AI Crosbie 3/26 • Nagambie v BYE
ALL ABILITIES... The GV Harmony Cup will be hosted by the Shepparton United and Youth Cricket Club at Princess Park on Wednesday, February 23. Photo: Katelyn Morse
Harmony Cup gets bigger and better By Struan Jones THE 2021 GV Harmony Cup, hosted by Shepparton United and Youth Cricket Club, is for people in the Goulburn Valley with any type of disability, of any age or gender and will be held at Princess Park, Shepparton on Wednesday, February 23 starting at 9.30am. What started out six years ago as a friendly match between two teams from Shepparton disability services and support organisation, Connect GV, has grown to a region-wide carnival of cricket. Tony Giblin, vice-president of the Shepparton United and Youth Cricket Club, hosts of the day, said at last count there were seven teams of
10 descending on Princess Park for the day, and hopefully more could be enticed to have a hit. The round-robin format of matches features 10-overs per side games with modified rules. There will be guest appearances from international cricketers Sarah Elliott and Ray Bright. A barbeque will be put on by the Shepparton South Rotary Club and the Melbourne Renegades T20 franchise cricket team promotional van will also be in town. To participate in the event as a team or individual please contact Tony Giblin from Shepparton United and Youth Cricket Club on 0407 246 778.
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