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MOBILE vaccinations will travel across the region to ensure access to Pfizer or AstraZeneca for people who are unable to travel to a vaccination hub.

‘Jabba the Bus’ has begun their service, taking vaccine passengers in the northeast region, covering areas including Greater Shepparton, Moira, Murrindindi, Campaspe, Mitchell, Strathbogie, Benalla and Mansfield Council areas.

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Setting an example for the community, four generations from one family have been vaccinated, back, Zoe Sicali, Tina Sicali and in front, Anne Finn and Aileen Hendy. Photo: Steve Hutcheson

By Steve Hutcheson SETTING a record for Greater Shepparton when it comes to Covid, one local family has four generations now vaccinated against the virus.

Heading up the family quartet is Aileen Hendy, aged 92 from Mooroopna, who had

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St Mary of the Angels Nathalia is a Catholic Co-educational Secondary College that is committed to exploring and embracing the Franciscan values of inclusivity, social justice and right relationship with creation.

We are a College that offers a variety of educational pathways inclusive of a comprehensive senior school program and differentiated approach to our pedagogy. Our learning culture focuses on collaborative practice, professional learning teams and the use of data to enhance the learning opportunities for our students.

St Mary of the Angels Secondary College is also a member of the Nathalia Learning Community.

Applications should include: • A cover letter • Response to the Key Selection Criteria • Curriculum Vitae, including three professional referees.

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Application closing date: Friday 1st October, 2021 St Mary of the Angels community promotes the safety, wellbeing and inclusion of all children.

her first jab in April followed by a second in hand, “Sport, school and shopping,” she July. “I think everyone should have it if we said.

Anne’s daughter, Tina Sicali aged 49, who want to get back to normal,” said Aileen.

Her daughter, Anne Finn, 71 also had had her first jab in May and second in June her first jab in April followed by the second said, “I just want to get back to normal and in July. 2020 “I have three things I want,” she I did it to protect my family.”

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Youth Foyer Win Education Award AT-RISK young people can face numerous barriers to attaining an education. A safe and stable base to study is sometimes the best provision to help a young person to build a better future.

The Shepparton Education First Youth Foyer recently took home the Education Initiative Award at the 2021 Victorian Protecting Children Awards.

T he Foyer places yout hs at the heart of its model, providing them with up to two years of accommodation while they focus on gaining an education and learning to live independently.

In return, young people engage with ongoing education and training, as well as regular meetings with a youth development worker.

The team at the Foyer have encouraged several young people in the Goulburn Valley to thrive and to go on to achieve their dreams like further education, gaining full-time employment, getting a car and their license and more.

For disadvantaged youth, the Foyer can provide a pathway to a fulfilling life, recognising that education and adequate support are key to creating opportunities and a brighter future.

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BEFORE AND AFTER... Rubbish has been removed from scenic walk. Photos: Supplied.

Rubbish still needing to be cleared FOLLOWING up from our article in The Adviser late August regarding the dumping of rubbish around Arcadia Downs, we are pleased to report the rubbish pile containing personal letters and other litter has been cleared and the dumped vehicle has now been towed.

The rubbish was dumped on the side of Raftery’s track, which is off Raftery Road. There was also rubbish being dumped at the end of River Road, which is just past the entrance to Arcadia Downs Drive.

There is however, 10 metres from the pile which has since been cleared, another big pile containing televisions, office chairs, fans

and other items which need to be disposed of appropriately.

“The clearing of some rubbish is vast improvement, and it appears no new rubbish has been dumped since the article appeared,” said the concerned resident who first notified us of the dumping.

“We still need the heavy items like TV’s and office furniture cleared though and for residents to remember this is not a rubbish bin.”

If you see or know of people dumping rubbish anywhere in our community, report them to the authorities.

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DESPITE not being open for browsing in-store like many regional businesses, Billabong Garden Complex is excited to still be able to provide customers their gardening needs with ‘drive-thru sales’ and keep their staff who are able to work busy.

“Spring is here, blossoms are bursting, new foliage growth is lush and the days are getting longer and are warming up,” said Billabong Garden Complex Manager Tracy Lamont.

“Since being forced to close, we have had customers contact us daily wanting plants and gardening supplies; it has been heart-breaking that we have been unable to supply them.”

Not wanting to let their customers down, the Billabong team got creative and are now offering the unique service for locals to put a spring back in their step.

Billabong is a social enterprise of disability service provider, ConnectGV. It provides training and employment for people with a disability in its onsite propagation nurser y. Billabong was established almost 20 years ago, and along with supplying the community with quality

locally grown plants, its main reason for existence is to provide and encourage the benefits of horticultural therapy.

“Being a social enterprise, Billabong is a part of a greater whole, that being ConnectGV. Maintaining staffing for the people we support has been first and foremost on everyone’s minds,” said ConnectGV CEO, Carolynne Frost.

“Over the last couple of weeks, we have seen our team step outside their comfort zone. This includes our Billabong team whom have put their hands up as back up staff in the event that we have required a surge workforce to maintain our core support programs for people with a disability.

“It is times like this that you really cannot find the words to express how truly grateful we are for the amazing teams around us.”

During the lockdown period Billabong Garden Complex is open Monday to Friday from 10am to 3pm for drive-thru sales, call and collect and local deliveries.

For delivery and call and collect please call 5821 8632 to order.

Latest News GREATER SHEPPARTON SECONDARY COLLEGE infrastructure development occurring at the former Shepparton High School site.

The commitment from government to the Greater Shepparton Secondary College project is unprecedented and another opportunity for the Greater Shepparton community to join together to support and assist the College’s growth and development.

There will be no crowded rush to long rows of lockers between classes at the new GSSC. Small banks of student lockers are set up throughout each House and on every level, providing easy access for all.

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COVID continues to take a toll on major events on the Shepparton calendar FOL LOW I NG the latest Sheppar ton Chamber of Commerce and Industry board meeting and considerable deliberation, the Chamber’s annual business awards have been postponed to 2022.

The awards were set to celebrate 25 years on Friday 29th October at a major gala presentation dinner at Eastbank.

T he combi n at ion of Sheppa r ton’s lockdown, uncertainty going forward and the tight restrictions on the number of how many people could attend the gala dinner equates to the postponement and a bigger and better awards in 2022.

All nominees from this year’s program will be rolled into the 2022 awards.

Major sponsors, White King-Pental, Triple M, WIN TV and The Adviser are excited to continue their support for the awards, which are Shepparton’s premier business service excellence awards.

The Chamber takes this opportunity to congratulate the nominees to date and looks forward to a big awards year in 2022.

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EMPOWERING YOUNGER GENERATIONS… Greg James is passionate about our local community and all we have to offer. Photo: Steve Hutcheson

WHERE ARE YOU FROM, AND HOW DID YOU FIND YOUR WAY TO SHEPPARTON? I was born in Shepparton, Mooroopna base hospital. I have lived here for most of my life, with short stints living and working in Far North Queensland and Central NSW. WHAT DO YOU DO HERE? I am currently doing sessional teaching with GOTA F E , and I run my own consultancy business specialising in community engagement as well as Council commitments.

WHAT'S THE BEST PART OF YOUR JOB? The best part of my job is assisting students in achieving successful outcomes and meeting a diverse range of people throughout our region.

WHAT DO YOU ENJOY DOING OUTSIDE OF WORK? I enjoy all outdoor activities, especially camping and exploring my magnificent country and our many beautiful waterways. I also love doing Aboriginal art in many forms and mediums.

WHAT'S YOUR FAVOURITE THING ABOUT SHEPPARTON? I love our community spirit and how supportive of each other we are, especially as of late during difficult times. I am also amazed at the broad range of small

businesses and industries right here in Shepparton who manufacture products for local, state, intrastate and overseas markets.

WHAT'S ONE THING YOU WOULD CHANGE ABOUT SHEPPARTON TO IMPROVE IT? I would like to change the image and perception of Shepparton, clean up and

Fruit fly activity 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.

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AS an Aboriginal elder and lifelong Shepparton resident, Greg James lends his extensive knowledge of community issues to his role as Councillor to the Greater Shepparton City Council.

Greg James made history by becoming the first Indigenous person to be elected to the Greater Shepparton City Council and he wants to empower younger generations to run for government.

In addition to his role as Councillor, Greg is an artist, teacher, consultant, builder and holds various voluntary positions in an array of organisations in our community.

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beautify our town further. I believe we should promote more eco and cultural tourism to our region. We have so much to offer here and we should show it off to the rest of the world.

WHAT ARE 3 WORDS YOU WOULD USE TO DESCRIBE SHEPPARTON? Vibrant, progressive and inclusive.

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: • Monitor Qfly presence with a trap or traps • Check early or late-hang ing fruit for fruit fly sting marks • Cover fruit and veg etables with a net to keep Qfly out • Clear away and destroy unwanted fruit • Consider complete removal of unwanted fruiting plants, trees and vines • W ork with neig hbours in controlling Qfly – the more area-wide strategies set up the better for the whole community

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

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.

For more information on QFF control, collect an information pack from your Council’s Customer Service Centre.

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Reminder: relief for renters

PRIME MINISTER TALKS TO SHEPPARTON... In a Zoom call arranged by Member for Nichols, Damian Drum, the Prime Minister talked to locals about the GV Cares program. Photo: Supplied.

Prime Minister talks to Shepparton residents AT the height of this latest lockdown with thousands of people isolating, local organisation, GV Cares has co-ordinated local resources to assist in getting deliveries to people unable to get out of confinement.

Local Federal politician, Damian Drum was able to arrange

a Zoom meeting with the Australian Prime Minister, Scott Morrison, who took time out to express thanks to the many volunteer organisations involved.

The session was live streamed and reproduced on youtube at https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SzIridOe6ec

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RENTERS who risk losing the roof over their head due to loss of income through the pandemic may be eligible for a one-time payment of $1,500 to cover accommodation and to save their tenancy.

Previous rent relief grants, available across April 2020 to March 2021, assisted more than 33,000 Victorian renters to stay in their homes. Emergency accommodation for people experiencing homelessness have received a necessary $45M boost as well.

Eligibility criteria for the current grant is strict to ensure assistance reaches those people and families who are most at risk. To be eligible for the grant you will need to: • Have lost income as a result of the pandemic on or after May 27, 2021 • Have less than $2,000 in savings (excluding superannuation) • Have a single income of less than $1,208.85 per week, or $1,813.46 as a couple, aligning to an annual income limit of $62,860 for singles, and $94,300 for couples • Provide proof of a rent reduction agreement for a period after May 27, 2021 • Be paying more than 30 percent of your income in rent For more information, visit housing.vic.gov.au/ help-renting/rentrelief If you or someone you know is in immediate need of crisis or emergency accommodation, please contact the statewide after-hours service on 1800 825 955 (free call) Monday to Friday and 24 hours on weekends and public holidays.

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HOSPICE BUILDING TAKING SHAPE... Wall panels are now being erected at the corner of Wyndham Street and Balaclava Road. Photo: Deanne Jeffers

$3M project gets underway REDEVELOPMENTS for the revitalised Hospice Community Palliative Care Hub are well underway.

Cranes working alongside GL+DC Marshall Pty Ltd. have started the heavy lifting on the corner of Wyndham Steet and Balaclava Road, Shepparton, piecing together what will become another terrific asset to local healthcare.

The impressive $3M build, which should be completed in winter 2022, is a purposebuilt space that will provide palliative care patients and their loved ones improved access to specialists medical, nursing and counselling staff.

Executive manager, Faye Hosie, said that GV Hospice health professionals, volunteers and other staff have been diligently providing care under restrictive conditions.

Yet, the organisation has continued to grow with more people able to stay in Shepparton to receive medical care due to the increased number of specialised oncology and radiation treatments delivered locally.

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The GV Hospice Community Palliative Care Hub will be another top-notch care facility added to that list, ensuring free, 24-hour, seven-daysa-week palliative care within the comfort of their own home.

Faye Hosie Care Hub will be another top-notch care facility added to that list, ensuring free, 24-hour, seven-days-a-week palliative care within the comfort of their own home.

W it h adequ ate spac e to welcome patients and their families, as well as new clinicians and carers, this redevelopment is an asset that will serve the community for generations.

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One of the many features when the Goulburn Valley Country Festival now scheduled for April. Photo: Supplied.

News dates for GV Country Festival SHEPPARTON’S inaugural Goulburn Valley Country Festival, scheduled for October, will be postponed to Sunday, April 10, 2022, due to ongoing restrictions and border closures.

Brothers and festival organisers, Aidan and Rhett McLaren, are delighted to have retained their coveted line-up, headlined by Lee Kernaghan, with special guests Brad Cox, Casey Barnes, Felicity Urquhart, and many more.

“We’re so thankful to all of the amazing artists and their teams for being so flexible regarding the date move, and overall, just being so keen to do whatever they could to get to Shepparton to make the show happen,” said Aidan.

The festival will feature whip-cracking demonstrations and line-

dancing, as well as food trucks, rides, barbecues, market stalls and on-site bars. The event should be a fun day for the whole family.

“For many music lovers, including myself, this has been the longest time we’ve gone in our lives without seeing a show. For many artists, it’s been the longest they’ve ever gone in their careers without playing a show. When the live scene comes back, the positivity, excitement and energy at those first few shows is going to be something really incredible. I can’t wait to see that energy in Shepparton come April.”

Tickets are still on sale for the rescheduled date of the Goulburn Valley Country Festival in April 2022. Tickets purchased for the October event are valid for the new date.

Big changes to netting CH ANGES to domestic fruit tree netting became enforceable on September 1. As of this month, new regulations require all fruit tree netting, used or sold, to measure 5mm x 5mm or less at full stretch.

Netting with holes just large enough to poke a finger through is a trap for our wildlife, often inflicting horrific injuries or even death.

During 2020, Wildlife Victoria responded to 285 cases of wildlife caught in domestic fruit tree netting. 120 of these cases were grey-headed flying-foxes. Trapped

or injured magpies, rainbow lorikeets, cocktatoos and ringtail possums made the rest of the cases.

"We are very pleased to see the new laws come into effect, given that there is a significant detrimental impact on our wildlife as a result of the wider aperture netting that a lot of people use on their backyard fruit trees," said Wildlife Victoria CEO, Lisa Palma.

"We believe our case numbers are just the tip of the iceberg. It’s highly likely that a lot of animals may not be called in to Wildlife Victoria because they may already be

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deceased, or they haven't been noticed.”

“It’s important for all Victorians to remember that as humans, we share our homes, backyards and landscape with native wildlife. It’s their home too,” Ms Palma said.

If you notice unsafe nets in your neighbourhood, please download the letter from Wildlife Victoria’s website and leave it in your neighbour’s letterbox. The letter is available in English, Chinese, Italian and Greek.

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Lovell calls out Andrews Labor Government on failed Med-Con promise.

THE Member for Northern Victoria, Wendy Lovell, has called out the State Government for failing to deliver on a promise to support local mask manufacturer Med-Con. Ms Lovell told State Parliament on the 3 August 2021 that the State Government has ceased purchasing surgical masks from MedCon, in favour of cheaper products from interstate or overseas.

Health Minister, Martin Foley, addressed the issue the following day, promising to ask his department and the health agencies to look at how Med-Con can be supported by the State Government in the future.

Earlier this week, Ms Lovell contacted Med-Con to establish whether the government had acted on the promise and was informed by management that despite more than a month elapsing since Mr Foley’s statement, no approach had been received from the State Government or the Minister’s department. Ms Lovell said that this yet another example of empty promises and spin from Labor, with Mr Foley saying one thing and doing the opposite.

In Parliament this week, Ms Lovell again called for the State Government to support Med-Con and re-commence purchasing PPE masks from this great local manufacturer.

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New traceability guideline for Australian dairy

IN a bid to provide dairy farmers a clearer view of transactions in the value chain, a guide for traceability in the supply chain was launched last week.

Traceability is defined as ‘the ability to trace and follow a food, feed, food-producing animal or substance intended to be, or expected to be incorporated into a food or feed, through all stages of production, processing and distribution’.

The primary reason for having a functional traceability

system in place is to ensure safe food and to aid in the removal of unsafe food from the market place.

The ‘Australian Dairy Traceability Guideline’ was officially released during the eighth meeting of the National GS1 Traceability Advisory Group (NGTAG), by Australian Government Senator Susan McDonald.

Australian Dair y Farmers (A DF) welcome the announcement, signalling the second output of the Australian

Government grant for the implementation of ADF’s Blockchain and Traceability Framework.

The traceability standards in the guideline provide a common approach for the Australian dairy industry to identify and track product as it moves through the supply chain, capturing and sharing information of relevance to producers, transporters, manufacturers, retailers, exporters and government.

The Victorian Government is making it easier for families to find a three and four-year old kinder learning program they can count on.

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Building boom to deliver new homes in Shepparton THE Victorian Government is ramping up delivery of the Big Housing Build across the state with the first allocation of funds to community housing projects – with more than $1B in projects to commence this year.

The Government is investing $2.25M in Greater Shepparton delivering 25 new social housing homes – creating more than 70 local jobs.

Member for Northern Victoria, Mark Gepp MP said the investment will support vulnerable individuals and families in Shepparton and be delivered in partnership with BeyondHousing.

The homes will be made available to those in the most need of housing including people living with mental illness or disability, people escaping family violence, Victoria’s First Peoples and individuals experiencing homelessness.

“Everyone deserves a safe, secure and affordable home. This record investment will make a huge difference to the lives of people experiencing homelessness and housing insecurity,” said Mr Gepp.

A minimum of $45M will be invested in the Greater Shepparton area.

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Jabba the Bus makes moves continued from front page

THE vaccination bus, made a reality thanks to GV Health, Dyson Group and the Victorian Department of Health, is decked out with three vaccination pods and a waiting area to monitor patients after receiving their vaccine.

Jabba was built to remove barriers

limiting access to COVID-19 vaccinations, particularly geographical distance and access to transport, which are factors that can profoundly impact regional Australians.

The vaccination bus was built to be disability-friendly, with ramp access and a dedicated pod that can accommodate a wheelchair and personal aids.

Roy Ward from Dyson's received his first

vaccination in the bus after cutting the ribbon.

“It was something that was such a simple idea, it made so much sense to us as a family business,” Mr Ward said.

“Our whole businesses around mobility for people out in the community and this really does that, it allows people that may not have access to transport or other means to be able to get vaccinated.”

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THE last one in the quartet was Tina’s daughter Zoe Sicali, aged18, who had her first shot last month. “I want to be able to see my friends and of course, I’m 18, I want to party.”

At present, 67 percent of Greater Shepparton have had one dose while 39.4 percent have had two doses.

The Vaccination Centre at the McIntosh Centre is open weekdays, Tuesday evenings and Saturdays. T here are

appointments available at the McIntosh Centre and online bookings can be made for all state vaccination centres at portal. cvms.vic.gov.au/ or by calling 1800 675 398. GV Health are currently planning to extend their hours of operation to ensure all people can book in a suitable time.

General practices and community pharmacies are also providing COVID-19 vaccinations and further information can be found at covid-vaccine.healthdirect.gov.au/eligibility.

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Liberal Member for Northern Victoria Region Thank you to the Greater Shepparton community for your magnificent response to the COVID-19 outbreak. Please contact me if you require any assistance. p: (03) 5821 6668 e: wendy.lovell@parliament.vic.gov.au www.wendylovell.com.au Scan QR code to visit Wendy’s website Authorised by Wendy Lovell MP, 222 Wyndham Street Shepparton. Funded from Parliamentary Budget

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Introducing Fairleys SUPA IGA’s new store manager WITH over 18 years’ retail experience, a BA of accounting and finance and a MBA under his belt, Mr Sampath Hathurusinghe is leading the way as store manager of Fairleys SUPA IGA Shepparton.

Mr Hathurusinghe is a proud father of three, including a newborn baby girl named Yenushi and two older children, Resandhu and Yenuli.

The family migrated here from London in 2016 so Mrs Hathurusinghe could complete her doctorate at Charles Sturt University in NSW, and they arrived here in Shepparton in May this year. Mr Hathurusinghe has had extensive experience with UK supermarket giant Tesco during his time overseas, preparing him well for his new role with Fairleys SUPA IGA Shepparton.

The Shepparton store employs over 200 locals, with 65 percent of those being highschool students experiencing their first foray

HEADING A LEADING RETAIL TEAM... Sampath Hathurusinghe, manager at Fairleys SUPA IGA in North Shepparton. Photo: Stephanie Holliday

into the working world.

The store has a focus on supporting the local community and providing their customers with fresh produce, locally sourced wherever possible.

“We buy direct from local farmers and have a bakery and butchery on-site, providing fresh food is our priority,” said Mr Hathurusinghe.

“Local produce is abundant here in the Goulburn Valley and we believe in supporting our farmers through both purchasing their items to sell and also donating our excess stock back to them so they may feed their animals, thereby reducing waste and improving our carbon footprint.”

With a café, Australia Post Office and Tattslotto agency also in-store, Fairleys SUPA IGA has all your shopping, banking, and lunch needs sorted. Visit Fairleys SUPA IGA at 177193 Numurkah Rd, Shepparton.

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Lost Shepparton AS long as we are under lockdown, it is a good time to reflect on some moments in Shepparton’s past and re-imagine ourselves in the past and consider how we are going to go forward once we recover from this pandemic.

1. Shepparton Punt Reenactment Australia Day 1988 2. Shepparton Bowls Annual Tournament 1931 3. Shepparton Centenary Fire Station 1938

4. Shepparton Music for People Showgrounds 1949 5. Pine Lodge Gun Club 1907 6. Shepparton Skateboarding Car Park rear Civic Centre 1972

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Health Professionals Is the race over?

Have we reached critical mass with vaccinations?

By Steve Hutcheson ACCORDING to modelling by Doherty Institute, we need to reach at least 70 percent, ideally 80 percent of the population to be vaccinated in order for the country to start managing affairs without the need to impose blanket lockdowns.

According to the Federal Department of Health, as of September 13, Shepparton has 74.4 percent having received their first dose and 43.0 percent having received their second so it will only be a matter of a few weeks before those waiting for their second dose will get to that time.

However, standing in the reception area at the vaccination centre at the McIntosh Pavillion on Thursday, the place was devoid of clients. For a facility that can handle a thousand people a day, there were three waiting in line.

In the community, there are any number of people who are reluctant to get the vaccine, many listening to wild stories on social media rather than their health professionals. What is that percentage and how can they best be encouraged to get vaccinated. Others may not have access.

What about the rest? With GV Health now advising they will accept walk-ins without an appointment, the Monday

morning queue looked very promising with a long line of people who are continuing to drive the numbers down.

However, according to recent reports, many people are hesitating, with 42 percent saying they will wait while a third of 18 to 29 year-olds said they "will not get vaccinated" (11 percent) or were "not sure about getting vaccinated" (22 percent).

One aspect of the study is that politicising health messages and lack of political consistency between States and the Federal Government only worsens partisan gaps and is counterproductive to public health outcomes.

According to GV Health, the demand for Dose 1 vaccinations has been rising week on week and is only limited by the amount of Pfizer vaccines we have to administer. We have opened AstraZeneca appointments and in fact 40 percent of our vaccinations in the GV public health unit have been AstraZeneca.

The majority of people seeking vaccination on Monday morning were lined up for the Pfizer jab while only four people stood in the AstraZeneca queue.

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Staff at McIntosh Vaccination Hub are now accepting walk ins to get their jab, from left, nurse, Olivia Tonks, administrator, Julie Marshall and Administrator, Paola Diaz. Photo: Steve Hutcheson

COVID-19’s grip on our young people

Did you know The following services are provided by Primary Care Connect Shepparton Primary Health

Chronic conditions, community health nurse, dietician, health promotion

Counselling

Gamblers Help Program, Generalist Counselling Program, Family Violence Program, Parent Education Service

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Services for people who are experiencing some form of financial stress, assistance with improving financial knowledge, skills, capabilities and financial resilience through free one-to-one counselling

Indigenous Services

A range of services including counselling, advocacy, referral and court support to support, educate and assist members of the Indigenous community or community connected.

Refugee Services

Refugee health support is available for any individual or family of a refugee and asylum seeker background currently living in the Shepparton and Goulburn Valley catchment area.

399 Wyndham Street, Shepparton T: 5823 3200 www.primarycareconnect.com.au

Improving Health & Wellbeing

CONCERN has been flagged regarding the mental health of young people during the pandemic. A disproportionate number of children and young people presenting with varying levels of mental, emotional and psychological anguish has continued to increase in 2021.

These statistics, released on World Suicide Prevention Day, reveal that in six months, Kids Helpline counsellors contacted frontline responders for an emergency intervention 135 percent more during the same period in 2020.

What is termed ‘The Shadow Pandemic’ is hitting hard. A recent report by Suicide Prevention Australia (SPA) illustrated that one-quarter of Australians know someone who has taken their own life in the past 12 months.

For Victorian children and young people, emergency actions related to suicide attempts were 161 percent higher between March and August 2021 than in the year prior.

Battling with isolation, home schooling, and a world turned upside down, anyone who grew up before the pandemic must feel for our young people, the pride and frustration that goes with this unchartered territory. A battle that has affected us all individually and so profoundly.

Dr John Hall, president of the Rural Doctors Association of Australia (RDAA) said, “GPs have training and experience in managing mental health issues, and they can provide a safe and confidential environment for talking about how you feel and the issues in your life that are affecting you.”

Anyone who is feeling overwhelmed or concerned for their own or another’s mental health are encouraged seek support.

Young people can free call 1800 55 1800 or go online at www.kidshelpline.com.au for support.

Lifeline can be contacted at 13 11 14 or online at https://www.lifeline.org.au/

IT’S OUR 20TH ANNIVERSARY! Thank you to all our valued clients, staff and fellow health professionals for your support over the past 20 years.

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Caring for Our Community

SUPPORTING CARERS... Carer Support Services program leader Jason Watts would like carers to be connected to services that benefit their needs and well-being. Photo: Supplied

Carer Support & Planning HELLO again. Last month we had a quick overview of the Carer Gateway and listed the supports that are available to you as a carer.

This month I would like to focus on Carer Support & Planning - a very important part to assisting carers to access the supports they need. All too often carers put their own needs secondary to those of the person they care for.

It is important that you as a carer prioritise your needs which in turn supports to continue in your caring role. The Carer Gateway has the needs of the carer as the main priority - all assistance that is provided through the Carer Gateway has the carer firmly at the heart of that support.

Carer Support & Planning is a process that has two main stages, the first is understanding the carers needs and secondly, support planning.

Through a guided conversation, our carer support and planning staff work with each carer to understand their individual priorities. This conversation focuses on several key areas including: the carers health; the caring role; managing at home; how you are feeling; and how the caring role is impacting on your work / study / volunteering / social activities.

Once a carer’s priorities have been identified, our carer support and planning team provide short term support to carers to help them navigate, coordinate and access the right services.

Support is tailored to your needs – we can help you connect with services that support both your needs and well-being.

We will keep in touch regularly and work with you to ensure your needs are being met, the support is sustainable and to check in on your well-being.

For more information regarding the supports available to you as a carer Contact the Carer Gateway at www.carergateway.gov.au or by phone on 1800 422 737. Their office is located at 19 Welsford St, Shepparton.

Increased vaccination services needed for our region S H EPPARTO N ’ S response to the recent COVID-19 outbreak has been outstanding and commended by Australian leaders.

Given our stellar response, the Member for Northern Victoria Region, Wendy Lovell, has called on the Government to prioritise and increase vaccination capacity for the local community.

M s Lovell ’s c all co m es a s th e Federal Government released the latest vaccination data which showed that of the ten regional cities Greater Shepparton ranked ninth, well behind leaders Warrnambool, Geelong, and Bendigo.

T h e Wa r r n a m b o o l LG A l e a d s Victoria’s regional cities on second vaccination doses, with 49.1 percent of the population fully vaccinated. Greater Geelong ranks second of fully vaccinated people at 46.6 percent while Greater Bendigo ranks third with 46.2 percent of

residents fully vaccinated. In comparison, just 36.8 percent of Greater Shepparton residents are fully vaccinated.

Speaking in State Parliament last week, Ms Lovell said it was no coincidence that Greater Shepparton lags behind on the vaccination rankings with its staterun vaccination facility only operating Monday to Fridays between 9am 4.30pm with some extended hours on

and Sunday until we reach the target of 80 percent of the Greater Shepparton population fully vaccinated,” said Ms Lovell.

(Editors note: Figures quoted by Ms Lovell MP were current at the time of her address to State Parliament last week, the graph below shows more up to date figures which were sourced as The Adviser went to print.)

Tuesdays and the occasional operation on a Saturday. In contrast the Bendigo and Geelong facilities were both administrating vaccines seven days a week and the Warrnambool vaccination facility operated six days a week.

“We need to increase our vaccination rate, and I call on the State Government to increase the hours at Shepparton’s state-run hub to operate every Saturday

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Casual Groundskeeper/ Maintenance Currently seeking a Groundskeeper/ Maintenance person for a local holiday park.

5 hours a week must be flexible with days Monday - Friday.

Would suit semi - retired/retired person but all applicants are welcome.

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PERSONAL CARE WORKER - IN-HOME CARE We are looking for Personal Carers in Shepparton and surrounding regions.

Benetas is hiring dedicated, communityminded personal care workers to support our clients in their homes. To succeed you ǁŝůů ďĞ ĐŽŵƉĂƐƐŝŽŶĂƚĞ͕ ƌĞƐƉĞĐƞƵů͕ ĐĂƌŝŶŐ͕ dedicated and reliable. If that sounds like you, we would love you to join our growing team!

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Business Services Manager The Role The Business Services Manager is responsible for the overall function of Euroa Health’s strategic and operational business. Reporting directly to the CEO and part of the group’s senior leadership team, this role is responsible for strategic financial planning and management of the organisation’s financial and operational position.

With your astute attention to detail and comprehensive understanding of accounting practices, this role is instrumental in delivering strategic financial oversight and providing deep understanding of management accounting and analysis applications, that ensures a strong financial position for the organisation to meet the growing needs of our community which ensures Euroa Health’s ongoing success.

The role is responsible for the management of key areas for the organisation including overseeing Catering Services in conjunction with the Executive Chef, the administration and accounting team, digital services in consultation with our Digital Technology provider and overall business operations.

Can you see yourself: • Demonstrating your exceptional analytic abilities that displays your competency in short and long-term strategic financial objectives • Being able to deliver in time complex financial reporting that meets compliance and governance requirements • Advising and providing sound knowledge on the financial effects of business activities and investments • Managing critical relationships with key financial stakeholders • Managing cashflow, forecasting impacts of investment portfolio • Leading the risk and compliance management frameworks • Delivering a customer focused service throughout the organisation • Developing and delivering detailed reporting for Board, and Subcommittee’s.

If this sounds like you, please apply, demonstrating shines a light on your substantial experience in your CV and cover letter along with your right to work in Australia.

Our Values Kindness - Respect - Safety - Teamwork - Trust Benefits • Competitive salary package including access to salary sacrificing • Free Onsite Parking • On site café with amazing coffee • Meals available at staff discount price

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We have an exciting opportunity for a full time AOD Team Manager to provide oversight of the Community Stream of GVADS across the Salvation Army Shepparton & Seymour Sites. This is a permanent full-time position.

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Media & Communications Coordinator Full Time $77,894pa + super We are looking for a Media & Communications Coordinator who is passionate about driving awareness and engagement in the Council projects and services that matter most in our community.

It goes without saying that this role needs someone with fantastic communication skills, with a clear and authentic style. You will thrive on building relationships and tailoring your approach to get the message out to those who most need to know.

You will lead a team that will continue to transform the profile of our organisation, and position our municipality to be known as an exciting and vibrant place of many opportunities.

Based in a beautiful region full of great adventures, food and wine, this is an incredible role.

We are an inclusive, friendly, flexible, and supportive organisation – just the place for your next career move!

If we have you smiling and nodding and you are keen to know more, please contact Sadie Tilleray, Marketing & Communications Specialist on 03 5722 0888.

Applications for this position close Friday 24 September 2021.

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