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WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 8, 2021

GOULBURN VALLEY COVID VACCINATION UPDATE

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By Steve Hutcheson AS we get to the end of a trying time dealing with lockdowns and so many people in the district being required to isolate, for thousands of people, getting their 13-day test to clear them has been trying.

Hundreds of cars were lined up at any one of the several testing points looking to get tested and the results coming back are positive.

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Damian DRUM MP FEDERAL MEMBER FOR NICHOLLS Lockdown VI

#ImProud of the GV community

Victoria is in the midst of its sixth COVID-19 lockdown and everyone is understandably frustrated thatextremely we again challenging find ourselvesfew in this position littleGoulburn more than a week since the It’s been an weeks for the Valley, in particular last lockdown ended.

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As StateofGovernment directives, there areinto onlywhat a handful of reasons to leave your in Onepercase COVID-19 quickly developed became the biggest cluster house until at least this Thursday night, August 12. regional Victoria since the start of the pandemic early last year.

AWith newmore supportthan package fromofthethe Commonwealth and Victorian governments give a third population forced into isolation, thewillbroader small and medium businesses assistance to recover from this most recent lockdown. community rallied around those in need as cases exceeded 100 and the number Cash payments willballooned. underpin those most affected. of exposure sites For more information, go all online to business.vic.gov.au orforefront call 13 22of15.

I won’t individually name the groups and people at the the response

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for there are too many, but a huge thanks to all the health groups and workers, Get jab! volunteerthe organisations, local businesses (and some from other parts of the state),

localonly councils, emergency services, and the Australian Defence The way forward is for people to get vaccinated so we can reachForce. a certain threshold – likely to be 80% of eligible Australians – where lockdowns will character no longer be The incredible hard work and generosity of everyone epitomised the of required. residents in this great region and, as a fellow resident and your representative in theofAustralian could not be prouder thevaccinated. response.

As last week,Parliament, 20.8% of theI eligible population wereoffully I hosted onlinedose event involving Prime Morrison and IYesterday, recently received myan second of AstraZeneca, so I’mMinister happy toScott be fully vaccinated and I urge1000 others to do the same. around volunteers.

The PM was glowing in his praise of the volunteers’ work, region’sbutresilience, community’s Do yourthe research, please getand yourthe information from response. credible sources – not an online forum or chat isgroup where not conspiracy lurk yet and so where it is easy toeveryone become to Shepparton certainly out of theorists the woods I encourage confused is real and isn’t. the risk to yourself and those closest to continue about takingwhat measures thatwhat minimise you. all Australians have had the opportunity to get vaccinated, I will argue strongly Once that whohas haveagain beenemphasised should be allowed to maintain their freedom of movement The those outbreak the need for widespread vaccination as it will

SPC decision

not only protect you and your loved ones, but allow us to return to some normality.

States and territories need to honour their agreement to the National Plan and up safely at 70 and 80 per cent vaccination rates.

Iopen applaud SPC’s decision to mandate vaccinations for all its staff by the end of November.

The National Plan was agreed at National Cabinet, using world-leading experts Dohertydecision Instituteand who safe way open up.Australia, Itfrom is a the courageous oneprovided that setsathe tone fortocorporate

particularly in light of the threat the Delta variant poses to families, communities, and businesses.

The reasoning and timelines outlined by SPC management are fair and reasonable, including the provision of special paid leave of up to two days for any staff who may The Victorian Government last week announced it had reduced the number become unwellLabor after vaccination. of communities in the NSW-Victorian border bubble.

As explained by its chairman Hussein Rifai, SPC’s decision is based on overwhelming These local government areas are no the longer listed a cross-border community: scientific evidence, and I certainly share opinion thatasthe benefits of being Greater Bendigo, Greater Shepparton, City of Benalla, Buloke, Loddon, and vaccinated far outweigh any potential side effects.

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If you look overseas, companies such as Microsoft, Google, and Disney have made Additionally, Broken and Edward no longer on the NSW similar decisions, and Hill it’s only a matter River of timeare before other included local companies followside.

This means SPC’s lead. residents of these LGAs are no longer eligible for a Cross-border

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Extreme Risk Zone permit to enter Victoria or return from NSW. Exemptions are available for a limited number of reasons.

Census time

Census night is Tuesday, August 10.

The Census is a snapshot of who we are and tells the story of how we are changing – it is a five-yearly event and one of the largest and most important statistical collections undertaken by the Australian Bureau Statistics.

The Nationals have come good on oftheir promise and delivered a vital and historic Census datavisa is used to inform important decisions about andAustralia. economic services agriculture to help secure the future of rural andsocial regional for families, andVisa communities.

Theindividuals, Agricultural Worker will provide a long-term, reliable workforce for our You can complete the Census online or onare paper, andright whilehere yourinresponses must Valley. reflect critical industries, including many that based the Goulburn your can finish that the questionnaire in thefought days after.

I am situation proud toon beAugust a part 10, of ayou government has consistently for – and now There will be a pop-up help hub at Shepparton Marketplace from 10am to 5pm this delivered – for our regional communities.

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This will greatly assist various industries in Nicholls as they manage and plan out Yarrawonga their future workforce needs. flying high

Yarrawonga Airport is set to undergo its second major upgrade in 12 months with For example, fruit growers across the Goulburn Valley can now be confident that the airport’s owner – Moira Shire Council – awarded Federal Government funding of all their valuable produce will end up on shelves. $300,000.

The visa will be open to applicants from a range of countries and will be available The funding, which comes via round two of the Government’s Regional Airports to skilled, semi-skilled and unskilled workers.

Program, will allow for an upgrade of the taxiway.

We’ve listened to our communities and our industries, and this is what they’ve This funding of $300,000 follows $137,500 that went to Yarrawonga Airport in round asked for. one of the program last year that resulted in the upgrade of its landing lights to ensure they met Civil Aviation Safety Authority requirements.

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A GENEROUS DONATION TO SUPPORT THE NEEDY... Standing in front of the Foodshare van, CEO of greater Shepparton Foundation, Cheryl Hammer, philanthropist and local businessman, Peter Copulos, and Shepparton Foodshare coordinator, Grace Grieve. Photo: Steve Hutcheson

IT is depressing to hear so many people in the region are dependent upon assistance in putting food on the table yet, the pandemic has brought us to this point.

Foodshare, serves up the equivalent of thousands of meals each week and has an increasing need for support. This week, the organisation has received $50,000 in donations, half of that, $25,000 from Peter and Stephen Copulos with $20,000 also provided by the Fairley Foundation and another $5,000 as an anonymous donation.

Peter Copulos and his family have been strong philanthropists to many causes in the region and this week is no different.

“We have been supporting local charities for the last forty years and it gives me great pleasure to be able to donate to Foodshare to support our community in time of need,” said

Peter.

Peter has lived in Shepparton since 1948 when his family came to do farming, eventually moving into property development in Shepparton and across Australia.

Cheryl Hammer, CEO at the Greater Shepparton Foundation said, “These ph i la nt h ropists approached Greater Shepparton Foundation (GSF) about giving to the community during the recent COVID crisis and we were able to identify the work Shepparton Foodshare is doing and nominated them to be the beneficiary of the funds.”

Notwithstanding these very generous donations, Foodshare is always looking for support and can be reached at 0432 517 329 or by email info@sheppartonfoodshare.org.au

New leader for Liberals

Matthew Guy has returned as the leader of the Victorian Liberals unopposed on

Tuesday morning. He was the leader of the Liberal Party from 2014 to 2018.

Door-to-door solar sales now banned THE Victorian Government has banned door-to-door sales across all Solar Victoria programs in a bid to crackdown on dodgy sales tactics.

The ban came into force last week and will not affect consumer access to solar systems.

Solar Victoria engaged with peak bodies and retailers on a prohibition with industry strongly supporting the ban and given almost four-months' notice before it officially commenced.

The Government is encouraging all Victorians to stay informed about their consumer rights and to report dodgy behaviour or safety concerns.

Only accredited, approved retailers and products can be used in any installation,

installers must undertake mandatory training and an independent inspector needs to sign off on system safety.

Victoria is setting nation-leading standards to protect consumers who purchase a solar system, having mandated the Clean Energy Council’s Approved Solar Retailer code of conduct alongside an audit program, taskforces and compliance and enforcement partnerships with key regulators including Consumer Affairs Victoria.

Questionable sales behaviour can be reported to Consumer Affairs Victoria at consumer.vic.gov.au/contact-us and scamwatch.gov.au which is run by the Australian Competition and Consumer Commission.

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Hotline open to help Victorians access funds can do schoolwork, they need access to food, and then their car registration needs to be paid the same week their washing machine breaks.

It's not fair but there is help," said member of the management team at Shepparton Family and Financial Services, Tracie Driscoll.

“If you hold a valid health care card and are receiving payments from one of Youth Allowance, JobSeeker, Abstudy, Austudy, Veteran’s Affairs Gold Card, Veterans Affairs Pensioner Concession or Pensioners Concession Card you’re eligible to receive the $250 Victorian Government Bonus to help you pay your energy bill or other essential items, and you could also be eligible for Good Shepherd’s No Interest Loans.”

By calling the hotline, Good Shepherd staff can guide you through the application process so you can access this helping hand.

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ASSISTANCE in accessing much needed funds for Victorians in lockdown is available thanks to Good Shepherd. They are helping vulnerable people access the Victorian Government’s $250 Power Saving Bonus and providing no interest loans for essential items.

A hotline has been setup by Good Shepherd to make the process simple, open 9am-5pm, Monday to Friday, until January 2022.

The $250 is being offered to Victorian energy consumers impacted by the pandemic to pay their heating bill or other essential living expenses, with Good Shepherd available on 1300 026 500 to take people through the stepby-step application process.

Women, children and families in need can also access Good Shepherd’s no interest loans for essential items via the hotline.

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They have released figures that reveal the true extent of the pandemic's impact, with a reported 81 percent increase in people seeking psychological support, a 48 percent increase in requests for financial advice and a 78 percent increase in people seeking access to violence prevention services, among other alarming figures.

"People are reporting the burden of home-schooling, on-going pressu res of working from home, communication breakdowns and the immense financial pressures that are associated with the pandemic," said Angela Harbinson, CEO and co-founder of The Separation Guide.

"These figures paint a picture of many families under duress.

"It's a very tough time for families. It's forcing a lot of people to make some very big life decisions. What is most important is that they make fully informed decisions."

Individuals are urged to understand their rights and consider all of their needs through a separation; that may include financial, legal and personal wellbeing.

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May Eddy has a serious purpose in building friendly rivalry among GSSC’s nine Houses. “We have students earning points for their House, with prizes for best attendance and weekly draws for completing assignments.”

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May can’t wait for 2022 with the new college custom-designed to cater for the House system – giving every student a smaller social setting to call “home” in high school.

Sorting out the furniture… Orange lounges are destined for Campaspe House, red for Kiewa House and the purple furniture will go to collaborative learning areas in Goulburn House. Colour is one of the keys to building a sense of House camaraderie and belonging among students.

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Australia as the clever country

By Steve Hutcheson AUSTRALIA has the opportunity to be well positioned for its priority industries to become globally competitive exporters by leveraging the innovation assets that the technology industry has to offer.

Through almost 80 detailed recommendations in its latest white paper, the Australian Information Industry Association is urging the Federal Government to accelerate the digitisation of Australian industry or run the real risk of going from producers to consumers in some of our key industry sectors.

Failing to do so will also result in Australia not meeting The Prime Minister’s 2030 targets to become a leading digital economy.

Political leaders are looking at ways to improve our

manufacturing capabilities and less dependence on imports but as we move forward, society is going to become increasingly dependent on the development of new technology. We don’t know what we don’t know at this point in time.

Agriculture Technology for instance is set to become Australia’s next $100B industry by 2030, yet only low-level investment in this area is reflected in the 2021- 2022 Federal Budget and is almost completely missing from the Agriculture Strategy 2030.

Australia must invest in its core and strategic industries to remain competitive.

As we look at the advance in the use of solar power, Australia was once an early technical leader in this field yet the lack of government support at that stage saw the technology move offshore and we now import almost all components required for it.

AGRICULTURE TAKING ON GREATER NEED FOR TECHNOLOGY...

A farmer compares his crop. Photo: Supplied

Recognising that digitising the economy is critical to our national success there are steps the Government needs to take now to ensure we remain a producer and not simply a consumer.

Temporary Migration report tabled in the Senate

By Steve Hutcheson LOOKING ahead at a need to solve the labour issues for the coming picking season, the Federal Government, Senate Select Committee on Temporary Migration has tabled a report to parliament making 40 recommendations for reform aimed at protecting vulnerable temporary visa holders.

The National Party has recently proposed an amendment to the current Visa requirements for temporary workers.

The committee received 131 submissions from individuals and organisations in reaching its conclusions.

The recommendations included: • Significantly increasing the resources provided to the Department of Home Affairs to improve visa application assessment times

• The abolition of the 88-day farm work requirement of the Working Holiday Maker program • Increasing Australia's quarantine capacity for the inclusion of seasonal workers • Improving the flexibility of the Seasonal Worker Programme to allow greater engagement of people from the Pacific region and Timor-Leste in agriculture specific work • Banning employers who exploit workers from employing temporary visa holders • Significantly increasing the Temporary Skilled Migration Income Threshold to restore fairness to Australia's skilled shortage by protecting local workers • Providing protections to those temporary visa workers who report exploitation

• Establishing a small-claims tribunal to resolve wage theft disputes • Holding franchisors financially responsible for the underpayment of employees by franchisees A copy of the report and more details about the inquiry are available on the committee's website.

In delivering the report to the Senate, Senator Raf Ciccone said, "We've heard of farmers struggling to access the labour they need to meet their demands in harvest periods and of their frustration in navigating visa programmes and the bureaucracy surrounding Australia's various labour schemes.

"In these submissions we heard stories from those with all manner of life experiences—but there is one story that runs true through almost

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"Mr President, over the course of the past two years we've heard of temporary visa worker exploitation, wage theft, physical abuse and sexual harassment.

"We've heard of visa assessment times stretching into not just the months, but the years. Of a systemic lack of communication from the Department of Home Affairs with visa applicants.

"Temporary migration has a role to play in areas where we cannot skill up enough Australians quickly to meet demand. That is why we need to reset our migration program to meet the unprecedented economic challenges we are currently facing."

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Tyler’s efforts have been recognised when he was recently nominated for the Young Professionals Award in the 2021 White King-Pental Triple M Business Awards.

WHERE ARE YOU FROM, AND HOW DID YOU FIND YOUR WAY TO SHEPPARTON? I am originally from Healesville, Victoria.

I moved with my parents and older sister to the Goulburn Valley when I was four years old.

WHAT DO YOU DO HERE? I work, live and enjoy Shepparton and I am employed by the GV Hotel.

WHAT'S THE BEST PART OF YOUR JOB? The best part of my job at the GV Hotel is interacting with customers. I also enjoy time spent with other staff members, growing my skill set and undertaking the variety of tasks the GV Hotel has to offer.

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Grant opportunity for young ag innovators DO you have a great idea that has the potential to revolutionise the future of essential industries?

Applications are now open to people aged 18-35 for the 2022 Science and Innovation Awards for Young People in Agriculture, Fisheries and Forestry.

There are 12 categories worth up to $22,000, which will fund innovative projects that will benefit Australia’s primary industries.

Applicants should be engaged in a relevant industry and have demonstrated dedication to the f ut u re of r u ra l a nd re g ion a l industries.

Successful contenders will have 12 months to carry out their idea and the opportunity to connect with a network of professionals dedicated to enhancing these industries.

Applications close 5pm on Friday, October 1, 2021. For the full list of eligibility and funding criteria, visit www.agriculture.gov.au/abares/ conferences-events/scienceawards

Firewood collection season now open Illegal firewood collection has negative impacts on forest health, wildlife habitat and the sustainability of firewood resources that local communities rely on.

THE Spring Firewood collection season has opened as of last week and will run until Tuesday November 30.

Under the current restrictions, if firewood is essential for home heating or cooking, people can travel to the closest designated firewood collection area as long as physical distancing requirements are followed.

“It’s important that people only collect firewood from designated collection areas in State forests or parks where collection is allowed and stay within collection limits,” Forest Fire Management Victoria (FFMVic) deputy chief fire officer, Aaron Kennedy said.

“You may collect up to two cubic metres of firewood per person per day, and up to 16 cubic metres per household per year.

This prevents households stockpiling large volumes of firewood and denying others a supply.

“Firewood collection from roadsides is

HEATING UP... Ika and Mocca enjoy some relaxing time by the fire thanks to their dad, Steve, being sufficiently stocked up with firewood. Photo: Steve Hutcheson

managed by local government agencies and usually requires a permit. Residents are encouraged to contact their local councils directly for further details.”

Illegal firewood collection has negative impacts on forest health, wildlife habitat a nd t he su st a i n abi l it y of f i rewood resources that local communities rely on.

Where firewood supply is limited, priority access is given to particular sections of the community such as local residents, Traditional Owners, and those who depend on firewood for heating.

Fi rewood col lec t ion maps c a n be found at www.ffm.vic.gov.au/firewood/ firewood-collection-in-your-region.

I HAD TO SEE MY DOCTOR FOR SOMETHING ELSE. AND THAT’S WHEN WE TALKED ABOUT THE VACCINE I’ve had the same doctor for years.

I trust her advice on everything - I always have. So when it came to the COVID-19 vaccine, I knew I could ask her any questions I had and get the advice I needed to get vaccinated.

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CURREN TLY (as at September 6, at 12.00pm) there are 108 active cases in the community with the number currently still isolated well down from 20,000 to 1600 with thousands receiving notices from the Department of Health and Human Services each day.

Vaccination figures provided by the Fe dera l D epa r t ment of H e a lt h for Shepparton region that include those vaccinated by GV Health and through ot her avenues such as doc tors a nd pharmacists, indicate that 72,822 people

(67 percent of those eligible) have received their first dose and 42,839 (39.4 percent) have received two doses.

In addition to the number of sites established to administer the vaccine, GV Health have engaged ‘Jabba the Bus’, a mobile vaccination centre to go to those areas where people are having difficulty to get to a vaccination centre. Commencing this week, Jabba the Bus will travel the areas of Greater Shepparton City Council, Moira Shire Council, Benalla Rural City Council, Strathbogie Shire Council,

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Mitchell Shire Council, Mansfield Shire Council, Murrindindi Shire Council and Campaspe Shire Council to deliver Pfizer and AstraZeneca COVID-19 vaccinations.

As Matt Sharp, CEO for GV Health said, the figures are trending down but COVID-19 is still active in the community and anyone with the mildest symptoms of COVID-19 should get tested immediately.

Haven't had your COVID - 19 vaccine yet?

T here are plent y of appointments available across Greater Shepparton for both the Pfizer and AstraZeneca vaccines.

To make a booking, call 1800 675 398 between 8am and 8pm or visit coronavirus. vic.gov.au/vaccine. The Vaccination Hub is located at the McIntosh Centre at the Shepparton Showgrounds as well as several doctors clinics and pharmacists, both providing COVID vaccinations.

PLAYGROUNDS across Victoria h ave r e - o p e n e d f o r c h i ld r e n under 12 with only one parent, guardian or carer present, unless a second pa rent , g ua rd ia n or carer is required for children with additional needs. However, outdoor public gym equipment and outdoor skateparks remain closed.

Adults must not remove their masks to eat or drink while at the playground. These rules help to slow the spread of COVID-19 transmission in the community Playgrounds will also have QR codes for checking in. People should check-in everywhere, every time.

Older children or adults can also attend the park for exercise provided it is not in the same space as the playground.

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GETTING THE ALL CLEAR... Hundreds of cars lined up at the Shepparton Showgrounds on Thurdsday to get their 13-day Covid test and release from quarantine. Photo: Steve Hutcheson

New generations Qfly mate at sunset as long as temperatures at dusk are above about 16˚C. Sunset temperatures have been high enough in the areas of Shepparton and Tatura in August for mating to occur. Extra precautions are recommended for these areas.

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Trapping information and activity The Goulburn Murray Valley fruit fly trapping grid is used to identify likely spring hot spots, where and when Qfly management activities can be implemented and how effective management programs are performing. Past activity is an important trigger for increased monitoring and control.

Data from the regional fruit fly trapping grid has been examined to identify areas where fruit fly activity was located in recent years. The following areas recorded fruit fly activity in August and September in recent years through the regional trapping grid and require extra vigilance: • E u r oa • Katamatite • Kyabram • Merrig um • Mooroopna • N u m u r k ah • Shepparton • Tatura • Strathmerton • Tong ala • Yarrawong a

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Fruit fly numbers are expected to increase in September as adult flies that survived winter become active as the weather warms up. Fruit that is ripening or ripe nearby may become infested with the new season’s fruit fly generation, so it’s important to pick up or harvest and destroy all unwanted fruit at this time of year.

Queensland fruit fly (Qfly) will start to increase in numbers and are expected to be trapped earlier in urban locations than peri-urban and rural areas. It is recommended urban householders clean up unwanted fruit, monitor for Qfly presence and, if needed, carry out fruit fly control practices.

It is suggested all home gardeners growing fruit and vegetables start building a supply of traps, nets and pesticides approved for home garden use and begin fruit fly management programs such as:

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Sheed’s homecoming for domestic tourists While my office was able to help some residents with exceptional cases to return, we have many more who left to travel in their caravans when they were entitled to and now find themselves locked out of their own state.

Suzanna Sheed MP LOCALS who were enjoying freedom and travelling interstate months and weeks ago have since found themselves stranded with no safe pathway home.

Independent Member for Shepparton District, Suzanna Sheed, is petitioning the State Government to make safe passage possible for Victorians locked out due to COVID-19 restrictions.

“While my office was able to help some residents with exceptional cases to return, we have many more who left to travel in their caravans when they were entitled to and now find themselves locked out of their own state.

“Many of these travellers are over the age of 60, were first in line to receive their

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Local Member for Shepparton District, Suzanna Sheed says more needs to be done for domestic tourists caught between states. Photo: Steve Hutcheson

vaccination, and they can self-isolate at home.”

While efforts have been made to bring home Aussies stranded overseas, more needs to be done to assist domestic tourists.

Ms Sheed said that increasing the timeframe of travel exemptions to 36 hours to permit solo or senior travellers to get home would be the safest and most effective way for residents to return.

Happy first birthday IT’S been almost a year since FoodWorks Tatura reopened their doors under new management with a fresh new look.

The store’s stylish interior, friendly team and market-fresh produce have proved to be a hit amongst the Tatura township, with locals embracing the store with open arms.

The recent COVID-19 outbreak in our region has rendered many people unable to leave their homes and the team at FoodWorks Tatura have worked tirelessly to ensure they can deliver much-needed grocery items to those in isolation.

Since the store reopened, it has positively impacted the people of Tatura and surrounds through its support of the local footy club, golf club and Rotary.

The store is also currently taking food donations for Tatura House (helping hands) to even f ur ther suppor t the community.

“The Tatura community have been so supportive over the last 12 months, we would like to take the opportunity to thank our customers, we aim to provide excellence in customer service and produce standards and thoroughly enjoy seeing local, friendly faces in our store daily,” said store manager, Craig Bramley.

FoodWorks Tatura employs 37 staff with nine dedicated department managers.

Open seven days a week, an on-site butcher, fresh fish subject to availability and freshly-squeezed orange juice are on

offer in addition to hand-selected fruit and veg.

They also offer many vegetarian and vegan options, and a large range of locallyproduced goods from the Goulburn Valley.

FoodWorks Tatura is located at 112 Hogan Street, Tatura and can be contacted on 5824 1122, the store is open daily from 7am until 8pm.

CELEBRATING ONE YEAR...FoodWorks Tatura is celebrating the first anniversary of their re-opening this week with lots of first birthday bargains on offer from today. Photo: Stephanie Holliday

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I’m walking on sunshine

By Stephanie Holliday SHEPPARTON and surrounding towns had a bout of beautiful weather last week, with plenty of sunshine and warmer temperatures.

Despite still being in lockdown, last Wednesday there were locals lapping up the rays around Victoria Park Lake during their permitted exercise time.

Noah Joksimovic celebrated his second birthday and enjoyed a ride around the lake with brother Lucas Joksimovic and dad Petar Joksimovic.

“This weather is wonderful. It’s a great opportunity for kids to get some sunshine and fresh air. We are hopeful that restrictions on playgrounds lift soon, but in the meantime this is a nice alternative,” said Petar.

“Noah also celebrated his first birthday in lockdown but we are making his day as special as possible given the circumstances.”

The Adviser wishes Noah and the many other children who have celebrated during lockdowns very happy birthdays.

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GETTING SOME FRESH AIR...Laikyn and his mum Cassandra were happy to be out and about in the warmer weather at Victoria Park Lake.

CATCHING SOME RAYS...Liam with his mum Jemma and Evelyn with her mum Emily.

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They’re not cherry blossoms SPRING is here and around the Goulburn Valley trees are in full bloom. There is a particular tree however that looks lovely but emits a pungent odour in spring. Often mistaken for cherry blossoms, which smell pleasant, the tree in question is the Pyrus Calleryana, or the Callery pear.

The main street of Tatura is lined with them. In summer, the shining leaves are a lush dark green and very smooth, in autumn the leaves turn shades of yellow, orange, red and bronze and in spring they are flourished with white flowers.

The scent they produce in spring attracts flies to spread their pollen and ward off pollen-stealing insects. These scents are known as ‘volatile amines’, which means they're molecularly similar to ammonia. In the case of the Callery pear, what you're smelling is trimethylamine and dimethylamine, which smell similar to ammonia.

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Rare as hen’s teeth. This commercial premises consists of three adjoining shops centrally located in the sought after High Street Echuca precinct opposite the Port of Echuca.

The three shops are currently tenanted and the freehold is an excellent investment opportunity for the buyer.

The property has a very wide frontage and the freehold has a long standing reputation in the market.

In summary this is an opportunity which will surely not be repeated for a long period.

The species of tree is native to China and Vietnam and they were commonly planted in new developments in Australia during the 1950s and 1960s due to being remarkably resistant to disease, inexpensive, their appearance and how quickly they grow.

In other countries such as the USA, they are considered an invasive species. Thankfully the scent doesn’t take too long to dissipate as quite soon the blooms will be replaced with the bright green leaves of summer.

Small business software boost SMALL businesses in Victoria will be given the chance to improve their online presence and improve digital skills, with the ‘Small Business Digital Adaptation Program’ reopening for applications.

The program provides $1,200 rebates so small businesses can access a range of digital business tools to make improvements to things like websites, online marketing tools, cash flow services, jobs and project management and stocktake systems.

To support Victorian businesses during the

current lockdown and beyond, the program has been extended.

As part of the program, software providers will give businesses access to product-specific support and training during the trial period.

Once the trial period has finished, businesses can then use one or more of the digital products listed as part of the program and apply for a rebate of up to $1,200, while continuing to receive product support and advice.

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Yum, Square, Shopify, MYOB, XERO and Squarespace are some of the resources on offer as part of the program. Businesses will also be able to participate in free digital workshops offered through Small Business Victoria.

The first round of the program was launched in November 2020 and more than 8,000 successful applications were received.

Applications for the second round of the Small Business Digital Adaptation Program will close on 5 December 2021. For more information, visit business.vic.gov.au.

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Giving kinder the tick THE Labor Government is making it easier for parents and carers to find quality kindergarten programs through the 'Kinder Tick' initiative.

The new initiative, being rolled out across Victoria, makes it easier for families to identify approved and funded kindergarten programs to help ensure their children are attending the best program available.

Signage will be placed on services that deliver

kindergarten programs, whether that’s in a long daycare setting or a standalone kinder. Only services that are led by a qualified teacher, provide a play-based learning program and are funded by the Victorian Government will be eligible to use the kinder tick.

Research shows that having qualified teachers and educators plan, deliver and evaluate play-based kindergarten programs leads to better outcomes for children.

This will mean families can be assured that if they see the 'Kinder Tick' branding, it means that facility is endorsed by the Victorian Government as a good quality service.

Long day care centres make up more than a third of services already delivering universal funded Three-Year-Old Kindergarten and together with standalone kinders are an important part of the early learning sector.

Exciting new changes for 2022 We will also make an exciting announcement on some changes to the competition in season 2022 Mark Lambourn SHEPPARTON Toyota District Junior Football League has officially cancelled the remainder of a season for the second year in succession but is already looking to some exciting new changes in 2022.

The board decided they could no longer entertain salvaging the season due to prolonged restrictions and risk to players, parents, coaches, and volunteers.

STDJFL president Mark Lambourn said the board had made the decision to announce minor premiers across the Keating Transport Under 16 and Youth Girls competitions as well as the Brokerhouse Under 14 competitions.

Shepparton United JFC (Youth Girls), Moama JFC (Under 16s) and Shepparton Swans JFC (Under 14s) were all on top of their respective competition tables.

These teams, along with a host of award recipients, will be recognised for their achievements in a special Acknowledgement Night, to be held online on Wednesday, September 22.

The Acknowledgement Night will be a virtual meeting, not just thanking the clubs

ACKNOWLEDGEMENT NIGHT... Shepparton Toyota District Junior Football League have had to cancel the remainder of the 2022 season but will host a virtual meeting to thank the clubs and individual award category leaders, sponsors, and volunteers. Photo: Steve Hutcheson

themselves but individual award category leaders, sponsors, and volunteers.

“It’s been another stop-start year and we can only congratulate everyone involved for staying the course and their hard work and commitment to junior football,’’ Mr Lambourn said. “ We w i l l a l so m a ke a n exc it i ng announcement on some changes to the

competition in season 2022 which keeps us looking forward. One thing that the interruptions have caused us to do, as a board is to look at the bigger picture of our sport and along with our values and strategic plan, to decide what’s going to be best long term.

“We are still finalising some of these plans and hopefully be able to make some big announcements in mid-September,’’ he added.

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Named the Buick Century for its ability to cruise at 100 mph. Photos: Steve Hutcheson

Cruisin’on a ton THE first Buick Century debuted in 1936 as a shorter and lighter model featuring the same engine as the bigger Roadmaster and Limited series giving it more performance and the 1955 model was known by many as the 'hot rod' Buick.

The Series 60 Century model had the same wheelbase and

body as the lower-priced Special series, but with added trim, amenities and the higher horsepower Roadmaster engine signified by a fourth ‘port hole’.

The model's name came about with Buick's first 1936 Century model, named for its ability to cruise at 100 mph, (161 km/hr)

A favourite cops and robbers TV show of the 1950s, Highway Patrol, starring Broderick Crawford, also immortalised the Buick Century. Crawford often drove the Buick Century 'Black and Whites' in the show.

The Buick Century will be on display at MOVE when it opens.

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5.30 Letters And

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Dale, meanwhile, gets lumbered with Royal Wedding puff pieces.

10.15 Roadkill 11.15 rage

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1.00 Home Shopping

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The Animal Kind 2.30 Everyday Gourmet 3.00 Three Veg And Meat 3.30 Less Travelled 4.00 Waltzing Jimeoin 4.30 Taste Of Australia 5.00 10 News 6.30 Sunday Project 7.30 Australian Survivor: Finale 9.15 FBI 10.15 FBI: Most Wanted 11.15 FBI

6.00 Home Shopping 7.00 Weekend Sunrise 10.00 The Morning Show - Weekend 12.00 House Of Wellness 1.00 Not Announced 3.00 Gold Coast Medical 4.00 Better Homes And Gardens 5.00 Seven News 5.30 Border Security Australia's Front Line 6.00 Seven News

7.00 The Voice 9.00 Homicide: With Ron Iddles 10.00 Surviving 9/11: Moves between accounts of the two-hour period when terrorists attacked the Twin Towers, the Pentagon and Flight 93.

12.00 Ant Middleton & Rebel Wilson: Straight Talking 1.00 Home Shopping 5.00 Seven Early News

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5.00 World Watch 5.30 Tennis: US Open 2021: Women's Final 9.00 World Watch 1.00 Speedweek 3.00 The AusMoto Show 3.30 FIFA World Cup 2022 Magazine 4.00 Motorsport: 2021 W Series Highlights 4.30 Destination Flavour China Bitesize 4.40 Mission Galapagos 5.35 The Blitz

6.30 SBS World News 7.30 Inside Central Station 8.30 Australia Uncovered 9.55 Vaccine: The Inside Story 11.40 The Surrogates 12.35 24 Hours In Emergency 1.30 How To Lose Weight Well 3.20 Sinkholes: Deadly Drops

Monday

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5.25 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 China Tonight 10.05 Road To Now 11.00 ABC News 11.15 The Business 11.35 Juanita: A Family Mystery 12.30 Traces

6.00 ET 6.30 Everyday Gourmet 7.00 Judge Judy 7.30 The Bold & The Beautiful 8.00 Studio 10 12.00 Dr Phil 1.00 Australian Survivor: Finale 2.45 ET 3.00 Judge Judy 3.30 Left Off The Map 4.00 Everyday Gourmet 4.30 The Bold & The

Beautiful 5.00 10 News 6.30 The Project 7.30 The Masked Singer Australia 8.45 Have You Been Paying Attention?

9.45 The Montreal Comedy Festival 10.45 The Project 11.45 The Late Show 12.30 Home Shopping 2.30 Infomercial 3.00 Home Shopping

5.30 Sunrise 9.00 The Morning Show 11.30 Seven Morning News 12.00 Movie: Psycho-InLaw 2.00 What The Killer Did Next 3.00 The Chase 4.00 Seven News 5.00 The Chase Australia: Presented by Larry Emdur 6.00 Seven News

7.00 Home And Away 7.30 SAS Australia 9.10 Not Announced 10.50 The Latest: Seven News 11.20 Station 19: Vic's love life is complicated again as she learns of a shocking secret. Andy grows frustrated at Sullivan for undermining her authority.

12.30 Home Shopping 5.00 Seven Early News

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Investigation 9.40 Footy Classified 10.40 Nine News 11.10 The Arrangement 12.05 Tipping Point 1.00 A Current Affair 1.30 TV Shop - Home Shopping 2.30 Global Shop 3.00 TV Shop - Home Shopping 4.00 Take Two 5.00 Nine News

5.00 World Watch 5.30 Tennis: US Open 2021: Men's Final 1000 World Watch 2.00 Inside Central Station 3.00 Going Places With Ernie Dingo 3.30 Destination Flavour China Bitesize 3.35 The Cook Up With Adam Liaw 4.05 The Supervet 5.00 Jeopardy!

5.30 Letters And Numbers 6.00 Mastermind Australia 6.30 SBS World News 7.30 10 Mistakes That Sank The Titanic 8.30 Secret Scotland 9.20 24 Hours In Emergency 10.15 SBS World News 10.45 Outlier 11.35 Reprisal 1.40 Secret Life Of…

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4.30 The Bold & The Beautiful 5.00 10 News 6.30 The Project 7.30 The Masked Singer Australia 8.45 The Cheap Seats 9.40 Best Of The Sydney Comedy Festival 11.10 The Project 12.10 The Late Show 1.00 Home Shopping 3.00 Infomercial

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7.30 SAS Australia 9.00 Not Announced 11.00 The Latest: Seven News 11.30 Station 19: Vic and Travis' friendship is put to the test as they respond to calls to help two best friends in need.

Jack realises he has a greater impact on Marcus than he thought.

12.30 Home Shopping 5.00 Seven Early News

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