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Accident waiting to happen A DANGEROUS body of water directly across from Shepparton Sports Stadium on Numurkah Rd and next door to Pat & Tina Service Station is cause for concern as a drowning hazard and rubbish dumping ground. Young people leaving the sports stadium often attempt to cross over the murky water, using supermarket trolleys to form a dangerous, makeshift bridge so they can cross. Rubbish is strewn throughout the channel of water and when the warmer weather

hits the stench is reported to be almost unbearable. “Really the smell is awful in summer, it’s an open body of water instead of running through a pipe or having some sort of steel or concrete cover on it and people use it as a rubbish bin, it really is disgusting,” said Pat & Tina’s BP Service Station owner, Joe Di Conza. W hile the su rrounding g rass is maintained, the drain is untouched with no official bodies assuming responsibility for the management of the issue. “We have gone back and forth with the

Council, with Goulburn Murray Water, sent photos, we have done everything in our power to get this sorted out and nothing has been done. No-one wants to step up and help get this sorted. “T he nor t h end of Sheppa r ton is getting busier and busier but seems we are neglected while there is so much spent on improving and developing other parts of town,” said Mr Di Conza. Providing a solution for this point of contention shouldn’t arise after an accident or a child being harmed, there is a chance to resolve this before it’s too late.

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ALMOST a third of the Greater Shepparton’s population has been forced into isolation, affecting local food suppliers from providing the community with its most basic needs. “Shepparton supermarkets have been identified as exposure sites – one major outlet has been closed, others are telling us that their staff rates have been reduced by 80 percent today,” said Independent Member for Shepparton District, Suzanna Sheed. “In addition to ensuring that our most vulnerable people are supported through regular government agencies, people need to

know that they can get deliveries of food and medications.” To ensure Greater Shepparton receives the support necessary to respond to the COVID-19 outbreak, Sheed has appealed to the Victorian Premier, Daniel Andrews, expressing the district’s critical needs. These were more staff for GV Health, more testing stations, assistance for supermarkets, greater resources for the COVID hotline, as well as information and urgent access to vaccines.

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Vital local service requires new warehouse V I TA L LY i mp or t a nt lo c a l s e r v i c e , S h e p p a r t o n F o o d s h a r e , h av e b e e n given notice to vacate their Mooroopna warehouse. Since 2012, Shepparton Foodshare has been rescuing and receiving donations of fresh and nutritious food and redistributing it to those in need in the Goulburn Valley. In the wake of COVID-19 and given our critical Shepparton outbreak rendering many families in isolation, this invaluable service is more important than ever. This food rescue and distribution agency is now in urgent need of a new warehouse from which to operate to ensure its critical service can continue. Foodshare has until the end of the year to find a suitable new premises to meet the vacate deadline of early 2022 to enable enough time to relocate and ensure it can continue to meet the growing demand for food relief in our region. With no regular source of funding, the task of finding a suitable warehouse is made even more challenging. Since it commenced in 2012, Foodshare has relied on its own fundraising efforts and the support of the community to operate from year to year. “ We have b een so for t u nate t hat Thompsons have granted us the use of our current warehouse since they took over the old SPC Ardmona site,” said Shepparton Foodshare Chair, Jeremy Rensford. “Their generosity has allowed us to operate up until this point however the time has come where we need to look for a new

home so that we can continue to provide this much needed service to our community without which many would go hungry.”

Their generosity has allowed us to operate up until this point however the time has come where we need to look for a new home Shepparton Foodshare Chair, Jeremy Rensford. It is expected that Shepparton Foodshare will require a suitable short-term warehouse from which to operate for up to two-years and for this it seeks community support. “We would be grateful to hear from anyone in our community that may have an empty warehouse from which to operate that is ideally 1,100 sqm to 1500 sqm in size, is located near or within 10 kilometres of Shepparton and a warehouse that has street access and a safe entrance for daily food deliveries via semi-trailers and vans,” said Jeremy. “With limited funds, failure to find a suitable warehouse in the coming months means we may be forced to close our doors

DESPERATELY SEEKING A NEW WAREHOUSE… Foodshare, which is helping thousands of people during the current crisis, must vacate from their current warehouse in early 2022. Pictured is Shepparton Foodshare Chair, Jeremy Rensford. Photo: Steve Hutcheson

at a time when food insecurity continues to rise and when our community needs our service more than ever.”

Fo o d s h a r e i s hop e f u l t h at t h i s community spirit will prevail and see them through this latest challenge.

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By Deanne Jeffers AUSTRALIAN’S have been assured that public health interventions are working and that with increased vaccine uptake, lockdowns could become a thing of the past according to the Peter Doherty Institute. Based on the Institute’s modelling, once 70-80 percent of the population aged 16 and over have been vaccinated, there should be fewer transmissions, hospitalisations and deaths from COVID19. Only then will international travel be again possible and stay-at-home orders less crucial in our fight against the pandemic. The modelling uses different scenarios seen over the pandemic to measure the effectiveness of different vaccination strategies and public health and social measures. As of August 22, more than half of the Shepparton’s population aged 15 and over have received their first vaccine dose; 30 percent have been fully vaccinated. Eligibility for the Pfizer vaccine has been broadened to include Victorians aged 16-39, a key demographic that should have

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the greatest effect on reducing community transmission, workplace absenteeism, clinical cases and deaths across the entire population. The current local outbreak has revealed how an upsurge can exhaust resources, with many supermarkets and other businesses struggling since almost 20,000 of the local working population entered isolation. Increasing vaccinated numbers will make life with the virus easier to live with, as we live with other viruses such as the flu. While minimal public health measures, like maintaining social distancing, will linger for the foreseeable future, travel restrictions, school closures and strict density regulations should reduce alongside falling case numbers. Rather than promise false hope, the Peter Doherty Institute has created a strategic plan we can follow to turn the page on what has been a confronting period of adaption. Sickness and death are unavoidable, but with this advice and more vaccines administered, these predicaments can be kept at significantly low levels.

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awarding prizes from local businesses delivering during lockdown. We know our teachers are going above and beyond – and we want to share our thanks. To our fellow students, look after yourselves and your mates and we look forward to seeing you soon! Georgie and Stephanie Brand new furniture is being added to our new GSSC – and some of it is pretty funky. These learning booths will provide private spaces for students to collaborate on projects.

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Launch of GV Cares IN an effort to bolster connection and practical support for those in need during COVID lockdown, the GV Cares initiative has been launched. G reater Sheppa r ton L ig ht house is co-ordinating the effort that is involving a ho s t of c o m mu n it y l e ad e r s a n d organisations including Greater Shepparton Secondary College, the Ethnic Council of Shepparton and District, Committee for Greater Sheppa r ton and Sheppa r ton Foodshare. Lighthouse Executive Officer and project co-ordinator, Lisa McKenzie, said with thousands of local families quarantining many were not able to turn to their usual networks for assistance with collection of groceries, medicines and other essential supplies. “We are co-ordinating an effort that will

ensure deliveries for families struggling to source food and other essentials. Families are telling us they have no heating as they have not been able to secure an electrician, or they have lost their jobs and can’t afford groceries or nappies,” said Mrs McKenzie. Last week saw the donation of over $20,000 in funds to assist the effort and food supplied by the Foodshare will be complemented with fresh food such as milk, bread and fruit and vegetables purchased from local businesses. Carefully selected and trained volunteers will be used to make no contact deliveries to peoples’ homes. Others are working behind the scenes to field inquiries and contact families to see how they are faring. “Safety and the minimisation of risk is our top priority as we seek to address pressing need in our community.

HELPING THOSE IN NEED... Lighthouse Executive Officer and GV Cares project co-ordinator, Lisa McKenzie, Deputy Mayor Rob Priestly and incident controller,Greg Murphy, at the High St dispatch site. GV Cares are helping thousands of local families with collection of groceries, medicines and other essential supplies with the help of volunteers and local organisations. Photo: Stephanie Holliday

Email gvcares@gslp.com.au if you need help, or just need a chat. They can refer people to government or other services as needed, help find a solution to a problem they are experiencing or collect a script.

“We want people to know they are not alone and that they have the support of the wider community and if this effort encourages people to adhere to quarantine restrictions, then that limits the risk for us all.” said Mrs McKenzie.

Getting the country back on track IN order for the country to get back to normal, it needs the eradication of the COVID-19 virus and the best means of achieving that as it has been with TB and polio and other viruses, is for everyone to be vaccinated. If you have doubts about the virus, consult with your medical practitioner rather than non-professionals. More information is available here: https://www.coronavirus.vic. gov.au/about-covid-19-vaccines

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BURGLARY ARREST IN NUMURKAH On August 21, a burglary occurred at a disability support centre in Numurkah. Damage was caused to the building and items were stolen. On August 25, Cobram CIU arrested a 27-yearold Numurkah male and presented him before the Cobram Magistrates Court charged with the Burglary, Theft and Commit Indictable Offence on Bail. The male was bailed by the court to appear at a later date.

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CARMEL Johnson has just ended a thirty-year career at GV Health including serving ten plus years as Director of the GV Health Foundation. Carmel was recently appointed as Head of Development at Shepparton Art Museum (SAM) where her role will be to manage and lead SAM’s ongoing fund and friend raising. For more than 40 years Carmel has worked and lived in the Goulburn Valley. Prior to her GV Health role, Carmel worked in leadership positions in the disability sector and was the inaugural principal at the Verney Road Special School, and later the Manager of Connect GV (then known as the GV Centre). She was the inaugural Chair of the Shepparton Festival and serves on a number of community and corporate boards, including as Deputy Chair of the Fairley Foundation. Carmel anticipates her position as Director of the Greater Shepparton Foundation will be an exciting opportunity to contribute her knowledge and skills to help foster community engagement in celebrating and showcasing arts and culture.

LEADING DEVELOPMENT AT SAM... Well known local identity and development officer at SAM, Carmel Johnson. Photo: Steve Hutcheson

WHAT DO YOU ENJOY DOING OUTSIDE OF WORK? I enjoy walking, gardening and being outdoors. WHAT'S YOUR FAVOURITE THING ABOUT SHEPPARTON? T he people and their generosity of spirit.

WHAT DO YOU DO HERE? I am fortunate to be heading WHAT'S ONE THING YOU up the development team at WOULD CHANGE ABOUT SAM, Shepparton Art Museum. SHEPPARTON TO IMPROVE IT? T he f i nal isat ion of t he re-development of GV Health. WHAT'S THE BEST PART OF YOUR JOB? Meeting and engaging with WHAT ARE SOME WORDS our community, and getting YOU WOULD USE TO everyone excited about this DESCRIBE SHEPPARTON? Innovative, progressive and remarkable new building which vibrant. will showcase and celebrate the creative culture of the Goulburn Valley.

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GETTING vaccinated against Covid is a race against time. According to the latest Department of Health statistics, only 56 percent of eligable residents in Greater Shepparton have had their first jab and only 33 percent have had two jabs. With the transmissions we have seen in Greater Shepparton over the past few weeks, more people need to get vaccinated and soon. But standing in line for hours on end is often not an option. Chemist Warehouse Shepparton are now able to provide vaccinations simply by booking a visit online or using the Q-R code in-store, by ringing the store or making a booking in person. Ehab Mikhail, principal pharmacist at Chemist Warehouse Shepparton said, “We are aiming to get as many people vaccinated as possible, to help eliminate the spread of the virus. Our vaccination clinic has all the features and functions necessary to ensure privacy and health security. “We will be providing vaccinations

Tuesday, Wed nesday a nd T hu rsdays between 9.00 am and 2.00 pm.” Chemist Warehouse Shepparton have sufficient staff to ensure two pharmacists are available to administer the vaccine and provide first aid security at all times. Chemist Warehouse are located at 425 Wyndham St, Shepparton and can be reached on 5821 6000.

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IN a desolate and deserted Maude Street Mall, Local Member for Northern Victoria, Wendy Lovell took time out to call on the Victorian Government to provide a plan to deal with the current outbreak of Covid that has brought Shepparton to a halt. “Well done Shepparton. It's fantastic to see the way that you have responded, and to those who are volunteering their time and members of my own family had been out delivering meals to people in isolation. It's fantastic to see the way that our community has rallied around those who are unfortunately in isolation due to this outbreak,” said Ms Lovell. “I think what this outbreak actually really shows is that although COVID19 has been around for 18 months in Victoria, the state government had no plan of how they would respond to a serious outbreak in a regional community where it impacts far more

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We would like to thank the people of the Goulburn Valley for their ongoing resilience in this time.

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COV I D -19 is still spreading in the community and anyone with the mildest symptoms of COVID-19 such as fever, chills, cough, sore throat, runny nose, loss of sense of smell) should get tested immediately. In addition to cold and flu like symptoms, some people with COVID19 are experiencing nausea, vomiting and diarrhoea and people with these symptoms should be mindful that it could be COVID-19. DAY 13 TESTING Day 13 testing is underway and will continue this week. People should rely on the formal communication from the Department of Health advising when their day 13 test should be completed. Only primary close contacts need to be tested on day 13 and not the whole household. For example, at the school exposure sites, only the student(s) from the school needs to be tested, not other household members. The exception is when someone has symptoms of COVID19 or if they have been to another exposure site. People who have tested positive for COVID-19 will receive separate advice from health professionals regarding when they need further testing for COVID-19. Planning for day 13 testing is well

LEADING THE FIGHT AGAINST COVID... CEO of GV Health, Matt Sharp reports daily on the progress of the fight against COVID-19. Photo: Steve Hutcheson

advanced and this includes the number of people that are going to require day 13 testing each day over the coming days. Thursday will be the highest demand for testing and there will be increased resources to meet the demand as well as processes to manage queues across each day. EXPOSURE SITES Updated exposure sites are being published as more information becomes available and can be accessed at https:// www.coronavirus.vic.gov.au/exposure-site Scroll to the table section as this has more detailed information than the map.

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AT GSSC, Matthew is studying Methods and Biology at VCE level while completing his studies from year 10. Outside of his studies and while in lockdown, Matthew plays piano, sings and practices yoga. The Australian Science Olympiads are a national enrichments program for students to extend themselves way beyond school science through challenging exams, stimulating extensions and enrichment programs and of course, international competitions. Based on their performance at the Australian Science Olympiads Summer School, students will go on to represent Australia at one of the International Science

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We’ve got this, Shepparton I am so proud of our community’s response to this COVID-19 outbreak, which has seen a third of our population in 14-day isolation.

As soon as we heard of the outbreak, we lined up in droves at testing centres to get tested, and those who needed to isolate went straight home to do so. For some, their cupboards were almost bare but they did the right thing for their community and remained calm at home. Friends and families immediately helped out those in isolation and GV Cares, Foodshare and Red Cross have been delivering boxes of food and hygiene products to Shepparton families. When the city’s workforce was impacted, I was pleased that following my call to Premier Daniel Andrews, he sent Emergency Management Victoria Deputy Commissioner Deb Abbott to Shepparton to co-ordinate the response to our critical needs. Ms Abbott, support workers, and local volunteers have been busy providing essential aid to the community and army personnel were deployed to address the staff shortage at GV Health and conduct welfare checks. GV Health has played a vital role in responding to this

outbreak from conducting more than 21,000 COVID-19 tests in 11 days and rolling out vaccines to keeping us well informed about the unfolding situation. Chief Executive Matt Sharp has been providing the latest information on social media, through the mainstream media, and via community-wide Zoom calls. We are still working through welfare issues, but we are lucky to have such a resilient and tightly-knit community, who are always looking for ways to support one another. I would like to thank everyone who is helping us through this difficult time. We have families biding their time in isolation and keeping their spirits high, parents homeschooling their children, and volunteers rolling their sleeves up to help in whatever way they can across the community. We will get through this together, Shepparton! Stay safe,

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If you are in isolation and need food, medicine, nappies, baby formula, or any other essentials, reach out to GV Cares on 03 5821 9962 or gvcares@gslp.com.au and they will help you as soon as they can. Otherwise, call the Coronavirus hotline on 1800 675 398 and staff there will be able to assist you.

Have you been to a COVID-19 exposure site? Tap the clock icon in the Service Victoria App to view your check-in history. To view current exposure sites visit www.coronavirus.vic.gov.au

The best way to protect yourself, your family, and the community from the spread and severity of COVID-19, is to get vaccinated. Everyone over the age of 16 is now eligible to receive a COVID-19 vaccine. You can book your appointment by calling 1800 675 398 (and selecting options 1-1-1) or via the online: www.coronavirus.vic.gov.au/ book-your-vaccine-appointment GV Health’s Vaccine Hub at the McIntosh Centre at Shepparton Showgrounds, on the corner of Thompson and High Streets, is open 9am to 4pm, Monday, Wednesday, Thursday and Friday, 9am to 8pm Tuesday, and 9am to 4pm on Saturday.

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While we are under restrictions, we are still going out to do our shopping and picking up coffee or takeaway food, so we need to make sure we check in to businesses via the Service Victoria app on your phone or sign in manually. For those with access to the app, see below on how to check where you have been when new exposure sites are published. We all need to keep a close eye on the exposure sites here: www.coronavirus. vic.gov.au/exposure-sites They are being updated on this website as soon as positive cases have been to the site.

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THE next big step in the overhaul of the Shepparton Line will begin this spring with works commencing on Stage 3 of the Shepparton Line Upgrade, while Stage 2 works progress. “T h is Vic toria n G over n mentf u nded Stage 2 i ncludes 59 level crossing upgrades, as well as platform extensions and stabling, so we can bring more modern and reliable trains to Shepparton,” said Member for Northern Victoria, Mark Gepp MP. Track demolition, earthworks and drainage works will take place at Murchison East as part of the crossing loop extension, which will be extended by an additional 1.1km as part of Stage 3 of the project. Site investigations will take place during the construction blitz, to inform the design of the track and signalling upgrades. Track a nd sig n a l l i ng up g rade s between Seymour and Shepparton as part of Stage 3 will enable nine weekday return services and faster journeys on the Shepparton Line, while an expanded stabli ng facilit y w ill suppor t t he additional services. Coaches will replace trains between Southern Cross, Seymour and Shepparton from Saturday September 4 u nt i l Su nd ay S eptemb er 12 to enable construction on the expanded Mu rch ison E ast crossi ng loop to commence. Works on Stage 2 of the Shepparton Line Upgrade will also progress while t ra i n s a ren’t r u n n i ng – i nclud i ng continued underground trenching, boring and pipe installation works along the line to facilitate upgrades to 59 level crossings between Donnybrook and Shepparton. Stage 2 is delivering the infrastructure needed to enable modern and reliable VLocity trains to run on the line for the first time with a date targeted for completion in 2022. During the coming months, major work will take place on five regional rail lines to improve reliability and a smoot her jou r ney wh i le essent ia l up g rade s w i l l t a ke pl ac e on 12 metropolitan rail lines. Victoria’s Big Build is delivering a total of 165 projects worth around $80B, designed to build a better transport system for Victoria’s future. For more information about planned disruptions during spring visit www. bigbuild.vic.gov.au.

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Have you visited any exposure sites in the last 14 days? An exposure site is a place that someone with COVID-19 visited. Check the Coronavirus website for Greater Shepparton exposure locations, dates and times www.coronavirus.vic.gov.au/exposure-sites

Are you isolating at home and needing support? There are a range of support services throughout Greater Shepparton who can help during this difficult time. For general COVID-19 information call the Coronavirus Hotline on 1800 675 398 (Select ‘0’ for interpreter) or Greater Shepparton City Council on (03) 5832 9700. I’ve got a question about COVID-19. Who can I ask?

Food assistance Reaching out can be hard but it is always okay to ask for help. We are here with you. Red Cross Food Relief 1800 675 398 Rumbalara Aboriginal Co-operative 03 5820 0000 GV Cares gvcares@gslp.com.au Shepparton Family & Financial Services 03 5831 7755 Salvocare Shepparton (providing electronic vouchers) 03 5820 8000

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Financial help Situations are changing and this is making it difficult for people to pay expenses. Contact the COVID Hotline or visit www.coronavirus.vic.gov.au to see what financial assistance you may be eligible for. Primary Care Connect 03 5823 3200 Services Australia (Centrelink) 136 240 Shepparton Family & Financial Services 03 5831 7755

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On behalf of Greater Shepparton City Council we would like to thank the community for stepping up and doing what is needed to deal with the current COVID-19 outbreak in Greater Shepparton. The response shown by the community has been nothing short of amazing, with thousands of people getting tested and isolating as required. It is fantastic to see the true spirit of Greater Shepparton on display during these difficult times, with businesses, families, friends, neighbours and strangers offering to help each other and make sure people have food, essentials and necessary support. We know people are feeling anxious and worried about this current outbreak so please look after yourself and your families. Now is the time for us all to work together as a community to keep everyone safe. We have done this before and we can do it again.

Vincent Care (Free financial counselling service) 03 5825 9400 Disaster Recovery Payment www.servicesaustralia.gov.au/individuals/ services/centrelink/covid-19-disasterpayment-victoria

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Close to 3000 food and supply packages, including halal packs, have been delivered across the region in the past week. This includes 490 food packs which were delivered by the Red Cross and GVCares on Sunday, 29 August.

If you are feeling higher instances of stress and anxiety reach out, you are not alone. Headspace offers a 24/7 hotline that links you to healthcare professionals 1800 650 890

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PET ownership is on the rise but what if animal adoption could prevent wildlife from becoming endangered? Judging from the 4.6 million pet dogs in Australia and the growing number of other pets showing no sign of elimination, adoption may hold the key to ending extinction. Paleontologist at the University of New South Wales, Mike Archer, believes that restricting or forbidding the public from keeping native animals as pets was a “potential passport to extinction”, an incentive that could have saved the Tasmanian tiger from being wiped out in the 1930s. In Victoria, some native wildlife can be homed as pets without a permit, including many types of native bird, frog, reptile, and hopping mice. Since European settlement, Australia have lost six species of hopping mice. By allowing people to purchase the vulnerable mice as pets, breeding programs have been funded and the public have been educated and empowered to care for at-risk species. Just like cats and dogs, Professor Archer believes many native animals would embrace domestic life. He is encouraging states across Australia to adopt this philosophy. “I had a pet swamp wallaby, Wallabia bicolor, in the house with me and it was like a dog. It was wonderful," Professor Archer said. "They love being with us. These are animals that are ready to cross the line and become your best friend. "We've never given them this chance. "We've said the only animals that are suitable for being companions with us are alien invading animals... And this is crazy." This is disturbing when the reason many native animals are declared vulnerable is due to the destruction caused by invading animal species, like cats and foxes.

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H AV EN Mooroopna is a brand-new development of fer i ng h ig h qua l it y, permanent social housing with 24/7 funded support for NDIS participants living with mental health related (or psychosocial) disability. Owned by The Haven Foundation, Haven Mooroopna offers one-bedroom, stand-alone cabin style units within a 16-unit complex each offering: main bedroom, bathroom, kitchen and dining area, european laundry, lounge room and outdoor area. Mind Australia has been nominated as the service provider, delivering support

to residents and their families to help residents live to their fullest potential. Mind is currently accepting referrals for NDIS participants across and beyond the Greater Shepparton area who have a psychosocial disability and who are between 18-65 years of age. Haven Mooroopna is due to open within the next month or two, subject to COVID19 restrictions. If you would like more information about the property please visit: https://www.housinghub.org.au/propertydetails/1747 or contact Louise Radywonik on 0448 226 740.

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OUR community is in the depths of an unprecedented event with an estimated 2 0 , 0 0 0 p e ople i n S heppa r ton a nd surrounds currently in isolation or were recently. While we have faced our fair share of lockdow ns, this many G oulbu rn Valley residents in mandated isolation is unchartered territory, with those home for the 14 days unable to go further than their letterbox. The Morrison family from Tatura have provided insight into their time in home isolation. 1. WHAT INTERESTING ACTIVITIES HAVE YOU BEEN UP TO IN ISOLATION? We have stuck with our usual activities of painting, craft and board games. On Monday we rearranged the kid's bedrooms so waking up each morning didn't feel like Groundhog Day 2. ARE YOU FINDING DIFFICULTY IN GETTING FOOD/ SUPPLIES DELIVERED? We have never shopped online; we always have preferred the personal way of shopping locally and not buying anything more than what we need for a few days. So this element has been the hardest, luckily my parents are able to grab whatever we need and leave it at the gate. However, my parents are more vulnerable than us to the virus so it's difficult to feel comfortable with this arrangement. I did just make an online order with one of our local supermarkets but the earliest delivery time slot is days away. 3. HOW ARE YOU JUGGLING HOME SCHOOL? Mannix, my year eight from Notre, has been an absolute champ. He is in the study before 9am each morning and stays focused throughout the day. Mimi, our daughter in grade five and Peaches, our daughter in grade one, have been allowed to go at their own pace.

We have given them free time to explore their creative interests and only pull the schooling out when they say they're bored. This system has worked really well for us in keeping the work enjoyable for them. 4. HOW DO YOU FEEL BEING IN ISOLATION IS AFFECTING YOUR CHILDREN? It's only early days but the kids are doing better than me, I hate to admit it but I believe the last eighteen months has conditioned them to isolation. 5. HOW DID YOU FIND THE COVID-19 TESTING PROCESS; DID YOU HAVE A LONG WAIT? We are Tier One from Notre, usually as tier one you would be first called for testing but the sheer numbers with school exposures has changed all that. Only immediate concern groups were called up first, unless showing symptoms. Mid-last week we got the notice to take our son to be tested which yielded a negative result. My husband pre-registered for testing and arrived at a site at 9am last Wednesday and was out by 1pm which also yielded a negative result. The paediatric test was used on Mannix, and since it tickles rather than hurts, I'm confident that the Mimi and Peaches will handle it well and not feel violated when we all go for testing on day thirteen. 6. DO YOU FEEL THE INFORMATION AROUND ISOLATING/TESTING HAS BEEN CLEAR? I thought it was pret t y straight forward until my husband's test. Cam had a sore throat and thought he should get tested even though he is fully vaccinated. At the testing site they told him that he is a secondary of a close contact, so if he comes back negative, he no longer needs to isolate. We are waiting on further clarification before we free ourselves and break open the gates.

Sending my best wishes to everyone in the Goulburn Valley during these challenging times. Great to see the wonderful community spirit in action. A big thankyou to all the organisations, businesses and volunteers working hard to help those in need in the Goulburn Valley.

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100s of locals help with food deliveries OVER 20,000 residents are currently isolating at home due to the current COVID-19 outbreak in Greater Shepparton. Agencies at the forefront of increased assistance include the Red Cross, Shepparton FoodShare, GV Cares, Shepparton and District Ethnic Council, Shepparton Family and Financial Services and SalvoCare Shepparton. Council is working closely to support these agencies who are working around the clock to package and distribute much needed food and care parcels. “Council extends a sincere and massive thank you to each of the volunteers and support agencies working to ensure the demand for food and supplies is met, especially following the initial onset of the outbreak,” Cr O’Keeffe said.

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By Sam Birrell, CEO of Committee for Greater Shepparton GREATER Shepparton is in a tough place, and it will require a focussed effort from the whole community to get out of it. A critical first response has been to look after isolated families with their basic necessities. With supermarket delivery services affected by staff shortage, GV Cares, an initiative supported by a range of organisations and volunteers has been making sure those who need food and basics have them. It is a wonderful community effort and something we can be proud of. This generosity and practicality is becoming a key part of our brand when you look at references to the Shepparton situation

in the national media. It is hard to pull many positives out of where we are at the moment, but that is one. Another key part of the response is to drive the case numbers to ground, and get this virus out of our community. That requires following isolation rules, getting tested as soon as symptomatic and getting vaccination as soon as possible. If everyone in Greater Shepparton did these three things, we would be out of trouble in reasonable time and businesses can get back to opening up and trading, which is what they desperately need to do. Our community would be a lot safer and everybody could operate with more certainty into the future. I’m sure we can pull together and do it.

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5.30 Sunrise 9.00 The Morning Show 11.30 Seven Morning News 12.00 Paralympic Games Tokyo 2020: Day Session - Day 8 4.00 Seven News 5.00 The Chase Australia: Presented by Larry Emdur 6.00 Seven News 7.00 Home And Away 7.30 Nurses

8.30 RFDS: In the midst of a massive dust storm, the RFDS faces a harrowing retrieval when a patient takes a critical turn. 9.30 The Rookie 10.30 The Latest: Seven News 11.00 Chicago Fire 12.00 First Dates Australia 1.30 Home Shopping 5.00 Seven Early News

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5.30 Hard Quiz 6.00 The Drum 7.00 ABC News 7.30 7.30 8.00 Australian Story 8.30 Four Corners 9.15 Media Watch 9.35 Beyond The Towers 10.30 ABC News 10.45 The Business 11.05 Magic And The Brain 12.05 Traces

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