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A range of projects, including the restocking of waterways, improving access and building habitats are part of a $35M plan hatched by the State Government and funded by recreational fishing licence fees and Go Fishing Victoria, to get more people fishing more often.

Over 10,000 ‘ready-to-catch' fish have been released in the Goulburn River and in more than 15 lakes around the region.

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By Stephanie Holliday A TALENTED young local is turning her passion for textiles and clothing design into a sustainable and stylish venture.

Eve Girdwood is a 19-year-old from Ardmona, enjoying a gap year before she commences Certificate III in Clothing and

Textile Production in 2022.

From wool shorn from her own flock of Perendale ‘strong wool’ sheep, Eve sews and sells crossbody bags and berets using patterns she created herself. “ We g e t o u r f l o c k s h o r n o n c e , sometimes twice, a year. Normally we

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ND QUEENSLA FRUIT FLY Y COMMUNIT UPDATE

Fruit fly activity A peak in the number of Queensland fruit fly (Qfly) trapped and recorded in August and September reflects the number of flies that successfully survived winter by sheltering in warm refuges. Now active, these flies are ready to mate and start laying eggs into fruit. Ripe or ripening fruit is at risk of being infested and extra care should be taken to monitor and inspect fruit growing in home gardens. Spring infestations will be the first 2021/22 generation of Qfly to attack urban and rural fruiting plants in December through to the middle of May.

Shepparton out of lockdown after vaccine takeup at 94.3 percent COVID is still with us and will be for some time but with the increased takeup of vaccination among eligible population, the transmission rate will begin to slow down.

Matt Sharp, CEO at GV Health reported on Monday that 138 people have been infected that came from 75 households in Greater Shepparton.

The majority of those affected are in the range 10 to 39 years of age. The dominant cause of transmission is when people move between households so the advice is, to follow the Department of Health and Human Services advisory and unless you comply with the permitted reasons, do not visit other households.

Last Friday saw the launch of a new GV

Health program called ‘Get the Jab Done’.

Last week also saw over 9000 vaccinations administered, a record for the region. The current figures for people getting their first jab now stands at over 90 percent suggesting only a small number still to get vaccinated.

Victoria is beginning to allow major events with crowds of up to 10,000 people.

The people attending these events will be required to show their vaccination records updated from the MyGov website onto the Victorian. Stiff penalties will apply to people attending these events without having a vaccination record.

Shepparton is to be congratulated since it now has 94.3 percent of the eligible

PLEASED WITH THE VACCINATION RATES... GV Health CEO, Matt Sharp, complemented Shepparton residents on taking vaccination seriously. Photo: Steve Hutcheson

population vaccinated with one dose and 63.9 percent with two doses and has the second highest vaccination rate of any region in Victoria.

Stop the spread Trapping data taken over a number of years has identified, it is very likely that urban fruit fly spread from built up urban areas, through peri-urban locations and into rural commercial orchards. Effective control of fruit fly by home gardeners in built up urban areas will protect crops in both urban and rural locations.

Urban control methods for use in home gardens and built-up areas include: • Use of traps to monitor for Qfly • Checking fruit for signs of infestation: o Presence of sting marks o Presence of eggs or larvae o Check fruiting plants, including fruiting weed plants, in back and front yards, nearby paddocks, roadsides, untended land and creek banks.

• Use of fruit fly control baits • Use of netting • Remove fruit before it ripens

Fruit fly hot spots The Goulburn Murray Valley regional trapping grid was established to monitor fruit fly activity across the region. Despite the August/ September spike there is more variance between high and low numbers in regional traps this year compared to previous years.

Extra vigilance and monitoring is required in the flowing locations: • Mooroopna • Numurkah • Kyabram • Merrigum • Tatura • Rochester • Violet Town

The impact of weather The Bureau of Meteorology forecasts that October 2021 will be a warmer and wetter month than average.

These weather conditions favour the fruiting of Qfly host fruit such as loquats and apricots, the spread of Qfly food such as bacteria, fungi and yeasts, as well as encouraging the growth of Qfly eggs, larva and pupae and the lengthening and the Qfly lifespan and cycle.

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

Goulburn Valley Highway Shepparton Bypass action group NOM I NAT ION S f rom t hose interested in joining the Goulburn Valley Highway Shepparton Bypass Action Group are being sought by Greater Shepparton City Council.

The purpose of the group is to provide advice to Council on the development of the proposed G o u l b u r n Va l l e y H i g h w a y Shepparton Bypass, it has no executive function.

The group has representatives from neighbouring municipalities and six community representatives. The community representative positions are voting members of the Action Group and are appointed for a threeyear term.

“There are currently six vacant community representative positions on the Action Group,” Director Sustainable Development Geraldine Christou said.

“Those with an interest in promoting the proposed bypass along

its western route, and advocating for its development and resulting benefits, are encouraged to apply.”

Nominations are welcome from those in the freight and transport industry as well as from those representing wider community, social and business interests.

Meetings are held on a needs basis. The appointments will commence in December 2021 and end in December 2024. Nomination forms are available via Council’s website at www.greatershepparton. com.au Forms are to be submitted electronically to council@shepparton. vic.gov.au. Nominations close at 5pm on Friday, October 29 2021.

For more information or to register your interest in joining the Committee, please contact the Strategic Planning Team, via telephone on 5832 9730 or via e-mail at council@shepparton.vic.gov.au.

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Nicholls hits six in building better regions fund FUNDING FOR LOCAL PROJECTS...Six projects in the electorate of Nicholls will receive a significant financial boost thanks to round five of the Federal Government’s Building Better Regions Fund. Photo: Supplied

SIX projects in the electorate of Nicholls will receive a significant financial boost – collectively to the tune of $769,000 – via round five of the Federal Government’s Building Better Regions Fund.

Federal Member for Nicholls, Damian Drum, said he was delighted the investments were spread across the electorate and ranged from the further development of a communitydriven botanic garden to pop-up exhibitions in empty shops during next year’s Shepparton Festival.

Some of the recipients are Greater Shepparton City Council for SAM, Kyabram Parkland Golf Club, Micthell Shire Council, Shepparton Arts Festival among others.

Mr Drum said the Federal Government’s investment would deliver better facilities and economic opportunities for the region.

“I have worked closely with local councils

and community groups – we are backing these projects so local people have the facilities for the future, while creating jobs to boost our economic recovery,” Mr Drum said.

“The arts sector has been hit particularly hard by COVID and I’m excited that a number of empty shops will be filled during next year’s Shepparton Festival by up and coming artists and budding entrepreneurs, adding another layer of atmosphere to what is already a fantastic celebration.

Under round five of the BBRF, the Federal Government has committed almost $300M to support 295 projects across regional Australia, which will create almost 10,000 jobs during the period.

This latest funding round takes total BBRF support to $1.38B across nearly 1300 projects.

For a full list of successful projects, please visit: www.business.gov.au/bbrf.

Goulburn Valley Health leading in telemedicine innovation to enhance patient care REGIONAL health provider, GV Health is advancing emergency healthcare with access to additional senior emergency specialist support from Australia’s leading telemedicine service.

G V H e a lt h - wh ich op erate s t he Shepparton hospital as well as health clinics and community and aged care services in Shepparton, Rushworth and Tatura – has partnered with My Emergency Doctor to gain access to additional virtual emergency specialist physician support, strategically extending the scope of their onsite emergency department (ED) doctors and nurses.

GV Health’s executive director of clinical operations, Donna Sherringham, said the goal of this partnership is to enhance access to emergency health care for the community, better serve our patients and their family members, and at the same time, support our onsite ED doctors and nurses.

GV Health joins other health services across Australia accessing My Emergency Doctor virtual specialist services, adding to the organisation’s significant and growing

presence in Victoria’s Urgent Care Centres and Hospitals.

Under the GV Health arrangement, My Emergency Doctor senior specialist physicians will be conducting board rounds during the overnight period with onsite ED doctors and nurses.

The board round role maintains efficient patient management through the ED and allows patients to return home as soon as it is medically safe to do so.

My Emergency Doctor founder, Dr Justin Bowra, said their specialists would supervise and support junior doctors and nurses to enhance patient care and ED workflows.

“Our emergency physicians are all Fellows of the Australasian College for Emergency Medicine (FACEMs). Their skills and training know how to help other doctors and patients when they need it. And we know that for some hospitals, that time is now.”

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Million-dollar deal for Dookie Drought Hub MILLIONS of additional funds have been allocated to Drought Resilience Adoption and Innovation Hubs to strengthen drought resilience and agricultural innovation.

The Drought Hub in Dookie, led by the University of Melbourne, will receive a $2.5M investment from the Federal Government to develop regionally focussed drought prevention strategies, technology, and responses.

The Dookie Drought Hub is one of eight established across the country in April this year through the Federal Government’s $5B Future Drought Fund.

The funding was announced by the Minister for Agriculture, David Littleproud, and Member for Nicholls, Damien Drum. They indicated that the Hubs are the key to unlocking the full potential of agricultural innovation systems.

“The Hubs will build connections between researchers, technology developers, investors, producers and agribusinesses to d rive in novation and dig ital technology uptake across industry a nd t he supply ch a i n ,” M r Littleproud said.

Trialling new technologies and practices is a high priority as we head into summer. Above all else, these tailored programs facilitate unity in regional communities and improve overall knowledge of drought catastrophes.

Hub Co-Director, Professor Ruth Nettle said, “This new funding will allow us to focus even more on innovative solutions to allow our local agricultural industry to thrive in a changing climate, and in an increasingly competitive global agricultural marketplace.”

FUNDING BOOST...The Drought Hub in Dookie will receive a $2.5M investment from the Federal Government to develop regionally focussed drought prevention strategies, technology, and responses. Photo: Supplied

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IN a bid to ensure kindergartens across the state are inclusive for children of all abilities, the upgrading of early childhood education centres and buying of specialist equipment to help suppor t learning outcomes is being backed by the Victorian Government.

Member for Northern Victoria, Mark Gepp MP today announced the following

kinders in the Goulburn Valley will share in over $28K of ‘Building Blocks’ funding grants through the ‘Inclusion and Improvement streams’, as follows: Kialla Children’s Centre Inc, Katamatite and District Multipurpose Children's Centre, Eilleen Taylor Kindergarten Lulla’s Children and Family Centre Aboriginal Corporation, Goodstart Early Learning

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The latest round of Building Blocks Inclusion Grants is worth almost $2.M statewide supporting 242 kindergartens upg rade thei r facilities or pu rchase equipment to provide a safe and inclusive learning environment for children of all needs and abilities.

Upgrades include infrastructure in playgrounds to make kinder activities more accessible as well as moveable inclusive education equipment like mobility stools and sensory equipment to support learning programs.

“We are excited to improve kindergarten infrastructure in and make sure they are inclusive for all children this will also be critical to ensuring the success of the state-wide roll-out of Three-Year-Old Kindergarten next year,” said Mark Gepp MP, Member for Northern Victoria.

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Fairley Leadership Program applications open for 2022 T H E Fai rley L eadersh ip Prog ra m is G ou lbu r n Mu rray C om mu n it y L eadership’s f lagship program which will takes participants on an immersive learning experience.

T h e Fa i rl e y L e a d e r s h ip P r o g r a m cont i nues to develop a nd i nspi re i nd iv idua ls to mobi l ise i nto ac t ion , providing them the tools to play a key role in positive change in the Goulburn Murray region.

The 11-month program offers a mix of learning environments, including faceto-face, online and intensives – where participants gain invaluable access to successful community leaders, key decision and policy makers, and change makers.

Now more than ever, our community is looking for adaptive and responsive leaders that will empower them to discover and implement solutions to mitigate and navigate the impacts of an ever-changing operating environment. The experiential learning model will introduce participants to leadership skills through exposure to busi ness and com mu n it y leaders, guidance, and support from the GMCL Management team and other participants, panel discussions and community project development.

“With the ever-changing landscape, we need to continue developing and supporting community leaders to inspire a positive mind-set and create change in the

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If you would like to learn about the priorities and challenges of our region so that you can drive change and make

a positive contribution, then you should consider applying for the 2022 Fairley Leadership Program.

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SPC cleared over vaccine mandate AFTER attracting attention for being the first nonhealth-related company in Australia to announce a vaccine mandate for staff, SPC have been cleared of any wrong-doing.

Canned food giant SPC has been cleared by Victoria's work safety regulator of not properly consulting staff on its COVID-19 vaccination mandate.

In early August, SPC became the first non-health-

related business in Australia to announce a vaccine mandate for staff.

The move attracted criticism from the Australian Manufacturing Workers' Union, which claimed staff were not properly consulted about the plans. WorkSafe Victoria investigated the concerns but found the food processor did not breach occupational health and safety legislation and regulations.

SPC has declared the outcome, confirmed by the regulator on Tuesday, a victory for all Australian businesses implementing COVID-19 vaccine mandates.

The Victorian government last week announced it would make coronavirus vaccination compulsory for more than a million authorised workers across the state.

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Easing of border restrictions INDEPENDENT Member for Shepparton District Suzanna Sheed has welcomed the loosening of restrictions on the border, which will help more Victorians return home and allow people from New South Wales and the Australian Capital Territory to enter Victoria since October 6.

The announcement regarding downgrading the Extreme Risk Zones to Red Zones will allow Victorian residents to return following a negative COVID-19 test and home quarantine for 14 days upon their return.

Red Zones will switch to Orange Zones allowing people from Victoria, New South Wales, and the Australian Capital Territory to enter Victoria. They will need to take a

COVID-19 test within 72 hours of their arrival and isolate until they receive a negative result.

“These changes will bring more Victorians home and offer a greater flexibility to people who rely on travel across the border for family, education, or work commitments,” Ms Sheed said.

“Victoria and New South Wales have always been strongly connected and restrictions from travelling between the states has caused emotional upset and financial hardship in the past few months, so I am pleased the Victorian Government found a reasonable way forward.

“Seeing that 88.9 per cent of Greater Shepparton

BORDER COMMUNITIES REJOICE... The announcement regarding downgrading the Extreme Risk Zones to Red Zones will allow Victorian residents to return following a negative COVID-19 test and home quarantine for 14 days upon their return. Photo: Steve Hutcheson

residents and 91.2 per cent of Moira Shire residents received a vaccination, shows how serious our communities are about running this virus to the ground.”

Windfall Gains tax to benefit Victorians

THE Victorian Government is ensuring significant value increases from government rezoning decisions are shared with the community.

The windfall gains tax will be introduced into Parliament this week and will return a share of the profits from rezoning to the community for vital infrastructure such as public transport and schools.

W hen governments make planning decisions to rezone land, property values can rise sharply overnight. It is important t hat t he se prof it s a re sha red w it h Victorian communities and are used to

fund the services and infrastructure these communities need.

T he new w i nd fa l l ga i ns t a x was announced as part of the Victorian Budget 2021 / 2 2 a nd fol low i ng st a keholder engagement with a range of industry bodies, the Government is announcing some changes to the policy.

As previously announced, the total value uplift from a rezoning decision will be taxed at 50 per cent for windfalls above $500,000, with the tax phasing in from $100,000 – ensuring most land holders of rezoned land won‘t be affected.

Residential land which includes a home - including holiday homes and investment properties – will be exempted from the tax. It will not apply to any other increases in value, such as appreciation in property value over time.

Primary production land that contains a home will also be exempted up to two hectares. Rezonings to most rural zones, or to a Public Land Zone, will be exempted.

Landowners with a windfall gains tax liability will be able to defer payment until the next dutiable transaction of the land or after 30 years, whichever occurs first.

New transitional arrangements will push back the commencement of the tax by a year, to 1 July 2023, and will provide an exemption to proponent-led rezonings that were well in train by 15 May 2021.

The windfall gains tax will be calculated based on valuations undertaken by the Valuer-General on the pre-rezoning and post-rezoning capital-improved values of land, with the difference between the two representing the value uplift.

It will apply to other increases in value due to improvements to the property, or appreciation over time.

Adapting to climate change and managing Victoria’s bushfire risk An open letter from Chris Hardman, Chief Fire Officer, Forest Fire Management Victoria.

As Chief Fire Officer for Forest Fire Management Victoria (FFMVic), my role is to keep the community and environment safe from bushfire risk. More than ever, climate change and its impact on our work is at the forefront of our thinking, planning and operations.

The latest Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) report is a timely reminder that we have a fight on our hands.

We live in one of the most bushfire prone regions in the world, and while bushfires have always been part of Victoria – climate change is making bushfires worse.

In the past 50 years we’ve seen a 170% increase in bushfires, a 20% decrease in spring rain and a 40% increase in very high fire danger days This is set to triple in some parts of Victoria by the end of the century according to research recently published in the International Journal of Wildland Fire.

Every year, we have over 1000 bushfires in Victoria and 90% of those start in forests, underlining the crucial role of Forest Fire Management Victoria.

We’re working with communities, the Country Fire Authority (CFA) and Fire Rescue Victoria (FRV) to find new ways to manage bushfire risk: • Fewer ‘ideal’ days for planned burning, has meant a move from seasonal burning to a year-round approach.

• Where planned burning isn’t possible, due to landscape or location, we use mechanical treatments, like mulching, slashing and mowing vegetation.

• More precision burning close to communities protects homes, water catchments, power supplies, schools, hospitals and transport routes.

• Building more strategic fuel breaks –literal breaks in forested areas help us stop fires from spreading and accelerating.

• Increased rapid first response capacity helps us put out fires quickly before they spread. Last bushfire season 95% of all fires were contained at the first attack and 97% were kept within five hectares.

• Using science and modelling is helping us plan where and how to carry out bushfire risk management activities. Modelling weather and fire scenarios helps us to understand how fires react in certain locations and weather conditions and how to stop or slow these fires.

• Large scale cool and mosaic (patch) burning is reducing the size, impact and intensity of forest fires allowing us to respond and contain them before they become mega-fires.

• We value the knowledge and experience of Victoria's First Peoples in living with fire. We support and enable Traditional Owner led cultural fire practices for healing and healthier Country.

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15 Years of bringing joy to readers LET’S CELEBRATE... Collins Booksellers owners, Helen and Joe Sofra, celebrated their 15-year anniversary on September 29. Photo: Kelly Lucas

COLLINS Booksellers owners, Joe and Helen Sofra, celebrated their 15-year anniversary on September 29 as store owners of Shepparton’s premier destination for book lovers.

With the help of their two daughters, Georgia and Chelsea, they have enjoyed being a part of our community and have shown great resilience in weathering the pandemic storm and the shift to different

mediums of enjoying books other than in hardcopy.

The friendly team consists of Joe, Helen, Georgia, Chelsea, Suellen and Lilia. Lovers of books and big on reading, they can recommend a text for everyone.

T he Maude Street development is complete in their section of the street so pedestrians can easily access the store as they did prior to the works commencing.

“We would like to thank our wonderful regular customers and new customers alike for their continued support over the years.

Regardless of how technology evolves, nothing beats a great book you can hold in your hand and enjoy,” said Helen Sofra.

“Books still make a wonderful gift to be treasured by the recipient, and we love to recommend books if you tell us a little about your interests or those of the person you are buying a gift for.”

Joe and Helen look forward to what the future brings and to continuing to bring the magic of good books to the Greater Shepparton community.

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As we cautiously emerge from lockdown, I urge everyone to support local businesses wherever possible.

Building financial health for a brighter tomorrow

Last year’s winning entry by Rob Thompson

– photo takenwinning in St James.

Last year’s entry by Heather Radevski.

We all know the benefits of shopping locally: the money we spend stays in our community and is spent again and again.

Fancy yourself as aas a Fancy yourself Now more than ever, we need photographer? photographer? to shop local and support the

Looking for ways to keep I’m now accepting entries for the sixth edition Ifbusy assistance the COVID-19 during ofyou myneed #ImProud calendar, which will again with any Federal showcase the best of the Goulburn Valley. lockdown?

Government matters, businesses that support us.

It will be contact mydistributed office as to every household and I’mstaff now accepting entries for the fifth business in my and I the are Nicholls electorate, so it is edition ofexposure my #ImProud which fantastic for bothcalendar established andwill here to help.

again showcase the best the Goulburn amateur photographers.

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CREDIT UNIONS ARE A GREAT CHOICE... gmcu Shepparton member service officers Shae Garvey and Brittany Roscoe. Credit unions are owned by their members, feature a full range of banking products and offer personalised service. Photo: Stephanie Holliday

THURSDAY, October 21, will mark the 73rd annual International Credit Union Day. Every year, this day serves to shine a light on why hundreds of millions of people all over the world choose credit unions. The theme this year is ‘Building financial health for a brighter tomorrow’.

Reflecting on the last year, gmcu CEO Melissa Ralph commented, “It’s never been more important for us to be here to serve our members and community,” she said.

“The impact of responses to the COVID pa ndem ic t h roug hout t he yea r has presented challenges not only for individual and businesses in our communities, but also for the clubs, groups and community activities that make our region such a vibrant place to live.

“Being member-owned, the wellbeing of our members and the communities we belong to is at the centre of our decision making. “gmcu has been proud to be able to continue to support our local sporting, community and arts groups throughout this time, and it has been heartening to see how many of these have found innovative

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It’s never been more important for us to be here to serve our members and community.

GMCU CEO Melissa Ralph ways to continue to achieve community connection – still making it happen using event reschedules, virtual events and new formats.”

Credit unions are owned by their members, feature a full range of banking products and offer personalised service.

Speak to your local gmcu team today to find out more about how becoming a credit union member can benefit you.

Get fire ready, be prepared Very high fire danger days each year FIRE season is around the corner and the CFA want all Victorians to ensure they will significantly increase, and our fire are prepared and have a plan in place for seasons will start earlier, last longer, and further strengthen the need for a shared fast-approaching high fire danger days.

T h e l at e s t we at h e r out lo ok i s responsibility between hazard owners, indicating a wet weather ahead, however communities and emergency services.

The CFA are holding online sessions this will also have the effect of rapid across Victoria, check out cfa.vic.gov.au/ growth of grass and scrub fire potential.

For our farming communities, the about-us/whats-on for further details.

Vic toria n w i nter crop produc tion These sessions will give you a better forecast is some 7.7M tonnes or 11 understanding of your local fire risk percent above the 10 -year average. and help you prepare a fire plan. Even Grassfires and crop fires will be a real if you’re not in a high fire risk area, you should still be practising your fire escape concern Authorised for our byCFA members leading D. Drum, National Party of Australia, Shepparton. into the season across the northwest, plan as house fires occur all year round. western and central agricultural regions.

Authorised by D. Drum, National Party of Australia, Shepparton.

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From farm to catwalk “IN December 2019, we dropped 160kg of raw wool in Geelong at E.P. Robinson who scoured the wool. This then went to Cashmere Connections in Baccus Marsh where it was combed, carded and gilled, then to the Wanagratta Woollen Mill where it was spun into yarn.

“From there, it was sent back to Geelong Textiles where that yarn was woven into 80m of cloth and to Geelong Dyeing where half was dyed black and half dyed navy.”

Using the fabric, she creates the items which you can purchase via Instagram @evegandfriends.

Eve has around 80 lambs in her sheep stud aptly named ‘Two Pines Perendale Sheep Stud’, and secretly has a couple of favourites (and not-so favourites).

“All of them are named and most of them I know just from

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GONE FISHING...

Over 10,000 ‘ready-to-catch’ fish have been released in the Goulburn River and in more than 15 lakes around the region. Photo: Kelly Lucas

STATE Member for Northern Victoria, Jaclyn Symes said, “Regional families [have] a great opportunity to re-explore Victoria’s north, and our ongoing investment into fish restocking provides a fun activity for all keen anglers, no matter their experience.”

Track improvements on the Goulburn River

their faces. I do have a couple of favourites, Sue, who is one of my original three is one of them and her daughter Peggy is also very nice.

“I’m also very fond of any of the ones I bottle fed, last year that was Pizza and Mustard - I took them into school on one of the last days. But there are also some that I do not like. Nancy, for example, is mean.”

Eve is focused on producing functional pieces sustainably and uses natural components as much as possible.

“I use cotton thread, corozo nut as the buttons and cotton fabric for the lining. The only unnatural component is the zip.

I collect all the scraps, even minuscule bits as well as the offcut threads. Even though I am only one person, I try to make as much difference as I can, and this tiny bit of material that I

TRES CHIC...From wool shorn from her own flock of Perendale ‘strong wool’ sheep, Eve sews and sells crossbody bags and berets using patterns she created herself. Photo: Kelly Lucas

keep is a tiny bit of the 84 percent of disposed clothing and textiles that ends up in landfill,” Eve said.

“I enjoy seeing things through to the end, and this is the ultimate full circle. It’s also quite a nice feeling to have spent weeks at a time making something and for it to be welcomed into someone else’s life - the story of the material being closely related to the maker just makes the item even more cherished.”

A good time to get hooked

between Murchison and Shepparton will allow two-wheel-drive vehicles to access the river, previously only accessible by four-wheel drives.

Shepparton Weir and Browns Rd in Murchison have been improved, with works beginning soon at Andersons Rd, Campbell’s Bend and Hutchinson’s Bend.

Meanwhile, the Goulburn Valley Association of Angling Clubs will receive a grant to install a woody habitat at Waranga Basin, creating more homes for the golden perch.

Melissa Horne, Minister for Fishing and Boating, said, “Fishers are making a huge investment into their own pastime by purchasing a fishing licence – that’s why we’re proud to be providing additional funding

over four years to get more people fishing, more often, and to ensure this experience is Australia's best.”

Stocked local waterways include: Arboretum Dam (Euroa), Bartlett Lake (Tatura),

Glenrowan Recreational Reserve Lake, Mooroopna Recreation Reserve Lake, and Victoria Lake (Shepparton).

For more information and the full list, visit www.vfa.vic.gov.au/holidaytrout

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A message from Jeremy Rensford NO doubt you’ve heard or made these kinds of comments of late, “Not another lockdown?”, “I can’t do this anymore”, “I’ve had enough, I’m spent”.

How are we going to respond as a city to the big challenges that we are facing? I’m sure you are acutely aware of what I’m talking about. Every day the following is thrust in our face by eager media reporting on the biggest news to hit the planet in a long time – case numbers, vaccination rates, deaths, most locked up city in the world, quarantines and lockdowns, six reasons to leave home, schools shut, businesses shut, can’t visit our families, can’t holiday, can’t go to work… – I better stop there before we all get even more sad. I don’t know about you, but I’m COVID fatigued.

So the challenge is how will we respond to all this? There’s an old saying “what doesn’t kill me makes me stronger”. I wonder whether this adage can come to life here in Greater Shepparton. As I mentioned in my article last month, I was most impressed by how our city responded to our recent crisis, and I’m confident that this was only the beginning of a much greater, unified, courageous and thorough response to the unprecedented difficulties and sadness we face.

I know I, and countless others around Shepp, have been praying for our community to be protected and healed. For those with COVID (thankfully a minority of us) that symptoms would be minor and disappear quickly, for those affected

by COVID (all of us) that we would be healed and rescued from depression, loneliness, fear, anxiety, financial struggles, separation from family and friends etc.

As Jesus’s mate Peter observed and told others who were most interested in the story “God anointed Jesus with the Holy Spirit and power…He went around doing good and healing all who were beaten down by the devil” Thankfully, if Christian's beliefs are to be true, this same Holy Spirit is here to do the same thing right here in our town today – and it’s most needed.

Here’s a final thought – perhaps YOU are the practical answer to someone’s prayers. A phone call, a visit, a walk at the lake, dropping off a thoughtful gift, checking in on someone you are concerned about. Rather than turning on one another (it’s tempting), caring for one another (even people that we disagree with, or to be scandalous, especially people we disagree with). Food for thought.

A MESSAGE FROM JEREMY RENSFORD...

Chair of the Shepparton Ministers’ Association.

Photo: Steve Hutcheson

Our children need help YOUNG people and families across the Northeast are crying out for better local mental health services.

Speaking to State Parliament, Member of Northern Victoria, Wendy Lovell shared the real-life story of a local family whose son has been unable to access the help he needs to treat his illness.

The boy was made to wait months for an appointment locally and he could only

obtain inpatient care at Box Hill Hospital, almost a three-hours' drive from the Shepparton CBD. Box Hill, an inpatient service of just 12 beds, is the sole facility of its kind available for children and adolescents from Northeast Victoria and Melbourne’s Eastern suburbs.

Ms Lovell raised this issue in State Parliament last week, seeking to gain a commitment from the Minister for Mental

Health to increase funding to services throughout the region and to establish a dedicated youth inpatient mental health facility at GV Health in Shepparton.

She said that young people and their families in the Northeast deserve more support and better facilities to properly treat mental illness.

“This local family’s story is a real-life example of the plight of young people living

in Northeast Victoria who are suffering from a mental illness, and I know there are many others dealing with child and adolescent mental illness.

“The Andrews Labor Government must invest funding that delivers the facilities and services needed in the Northeast, including establishing an inpatient mental health facility for children and adolescents at GV Health.”

Wendy Lovell MP

Liberal Member for Northern Victoria Region My team and I are here to help you with any State Government issues. Please call or email us if you require any assistance.

p: (03) 5821 6668 e: wendy.lovell@parliament.vic.gov.au www.wendylovell.com.au Authorised by Wendy Lovell MP, 222 Wyndham Street Shepparton. Funded from Parliamentary Budget

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The Carer Gateway Counselling Service is a free service for carers AS a carer you often have a lot going on in your life. There are appointments to make and then remember, medications to be given, the physical strain of providing care and sometimes there can be a financial burden as well. All this with little time to rest and recharge your batteries.

Caring can be tiring, overwhelming, isolating & stressful and at some point you may need to ask for some help.

Counselling helps you to find ways to manage what seems challenging and helps to find ways to cope with stress.

So what is counselling?

Counselling allows carers to tell their story

and voice their thoughts and feelings in a safe and supportive environment.

Counselling is a conversation between yourself and a trained counsellor to help you resolve specific problems. After a brief introduction and getting to know you period, you and your counsellor will discuss the issues you may need help with. Your counsellor will encourage you to set some goals and together you will work to find the best way forward.

Counselling aims to help you gain insight to your thought processes and behaviours and give you tools and resources to resolve problems on your own.

Everything you discuss is private and confidential. The only exception is if something threatens your wellbeing or the wellbeing of others. Your counsellor will discuss this duty of care with you at your first session.

The Carer Gateway can provide up to six counselling sessions to carers and can be accessed either in-person or via phone.

For more information please visit: https:// counselling.carergateway.gov.au/s/ To talk to a counsellor, contact the Carer Gateway Counselling Service on 1800 422 737 8am to 6pm weekdays. For 24 hour support call Lifeline on 13 11 14.

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

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home& garden DESSERT BLOOMS...

Each tiny bud on these prickly plants will burst into colour in a matter of weeks.

Photo: Deanne Jeffers

Cacti flowers

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AUSTRALIA’S largest explorable collection of cacti is and South America, Africa and Mexico, spread across 12 about ready to explode into a fit of colour.

Cactus Country in Strathmerton, only a 45-minutes' drive from the heart of Shepparton, will transport you to a whole different planet.

There are more than 4,000 species of cacti and succulents imported from far reaches of the world, including North

acres of grounds with ornamental gardens to explore.

October and November are the most spectacular months to visit, with each bud blooming into a cactus flower and remaining bright and lustrous for only a handful of days.

Each day through spring at Cactus Country is bound to look a little different but impressive, nonetheless.

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With a bar and restaurant on-site, a cactus nursery, and space to have event s , wedd i ngs , photoshoot s and more, all against a dry country background blossoming with vibrant pinks, yellows and reds, there is plenty to do and see in Strathmerton.

FREE AND GOOD FOR OUR PLANET... Resource recovery centres in the Campaspe Shire are accepting household garden waste at no cost to help residents clean up their properties and the minimise fire danger this season. Photo: Supplied

OPTIONAL ODYSSEY FACADE

OPTIONAL QUINN FACADE OPTIONAL SOLSTICE FACADE

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#The floor plans shown are provided for illustrative purposes only. They are not drawn to scale. The dimensions provided of “width” and “length” are the actual dimensions of the completed house including Alfresco areas (where applicable). No allowance has been made for any council regulations or estate requirements. It is the home owner’s responsibility to ensure that the house will fit on their land and that all applicable council regulations and estate requirements are met. The image of each façade is for illustrative purposes only and may contain items that are examples of upgrade options which may be included at additional cost, for example: Roof tiles, Panel lift garage door, front entry door, outdoor light, floor coverings, all external paving and tiling and landscaping. Images may also contain items not supplied by Hotondo Homes including all furniture & wall hangings. Colinbarry Pty Ltd CDB-U 51650

or illustrative purposes only. They are not drawn to scale. The dimensions provided of “width” and “length” are the actual dimensions of the completed house including Alfresco areas (where ade for any council regulations or estate requirements. It is the home owner’s responsibility to ensure that the house will fit on their land and that all applicable council regulations and estate ach façade is for illustrative purposes only and may contain items that are examples of upgrade options which may be included at additional cost, for example: Roof tiles, Panel lift garage door, verings, all external paving and tiling and landscaping. Images may also contain items not supplied by Hotondo Homes including all furniture & wall hangings. Colinbarry Pty Ltd CDB-U 51650

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R E SOU RCE recover y centres in the Campaspe Shire are accepting household garden waste at no cost to help residents clean up their properties and the minimise fire danger this season.

General manager community, Keith Oberin said it was the opportune time to clean up around your home.

“Household green waste will be accepted free of charge at any of the eight resource recovery centres: Colbinabbin, Echuca, Gunbower, Kyabram (Mt Scobie), Lockington, Rochester, Rushworth and Toolleen.

“We strongly encourage residents to take their garden spring clean to one of these

centres during the exempt period.

“Reducing potential fire risks can be as simple as clearing long grass or removing dead trees and leaves. Council’s annual program is a perfect reminder for the community that it’s time to think ‘fire smart’.

“To report any potential fire risks in your neighbourhood, such as overgrown vacant blocks, you can call Council on 1300 666 535.”

Council tips will accept organic waste at no cost until Sunday, November 7, 2021.

For more information on resource recovery centres and opening hours, go to the Campaspe Council’s website.

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The Orange Door operates within an integrated network of Support and Safety Hubs across Victoria to provide a new way for women, children and young people experiencing family violence, and families in need of support to access coordinated community, health, and justice services. The Hubs also focus on perpetrators of family violence, to keep them in view, and play a role in holding them accountable and changing their behaviour.

5 Community Care Worker Support Officer – e p e p Town Planner Full Time

Casual and Part Time – ongoing

People & Culture Officer

Casual

There are 2 positions located in Wangaratta and Wodonga, Salary range $74,427 to $97,128 depending on qualifications, skills, and experience.

Salary sacrifice arrangements are also available.

Lifeguard

Applications close: 15th of October 2021.

Part Time

Casual and Part Time – ongoing

Marketing Officer

Aquatic Education Instructor

Part Time These positions close Monday 18 October 2021.

Duty Manager

Casual – ongoing

Child Care Educator Level 2 Casual – ongoing

Casual and Part Time

These positions close Sunday 12 December 2021.

For further information: www.wangaratta.vic.gov.au/about-council/careers or phone 03 5722 0888

RECEPTION/ADMINISTRATION Permanent Part Time 4 days week or Full Time

The Shepparton Adviser is an award winning community newspaper established 37 years.

We have an exciting opening in our Administration team for an all-rounder.

The position involves: Organising and co-ordinating the distribution of The Adviser. This involves the weekly arranging of distribution instructions for walkers, agents and driver, liaising with our printer and other tasks. A good to very good understanding of Excel is important.

• Have a ‘Can Do’ positive attitude

The following tasks relate to this position:

• Have excellent communication, interpersonal and customer service skills

• Reception duties • Process bookings

• Have demonstrated computer skills including proficient use of MS Office programs, specifically Excel and Word; knowledge of accounting programs and Crystal Reporting would be an advantage

• General Administration duties • Provide support to management and sales representatives as required

In this role you must: • Have a professional manner

• Show initiative and be motivated

• Be very well presented and articulate

• Have the ability to work without supervision

A Position Description is available upon request.

Email admin@sheppartonadviser.com.au If this sounds like the position for you, do not delay submitting your application because we are interviewing now!

Please send your letter of application including your CV and other relevant information to admin@ sheppartonadviser.com.au ** Only permanent Australian Citizen/Residents may apply.

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The Goulburn Valley region’s largest circulating community newspaper.

Come join the MAC Family “Working for community with community” For further information please contact our HR Manager on 0401 254 681 or email hr@mungabareena.org.au

Want to lead a dedicated team and passionate about Community?

Programs Manager The Programs Manager manages MAC’s portfolio of Health, Families and Justice programs. The role leads and supports operational staff in the implementation of Community Well Being Programs.

The Programs Manager manages service delivery teams aligned to the objectives of the organisation.

Under limited direction the role facilitates effective operational policies, practices and guidelines designed to support high standards of service delivery. From time to time the position may act in the Chief Executive Officer’s position.

The role has a salary package of approximately $105,000 - $110,000 pa, to be negotiated, inclusive superannuation and a vehicle. Salary sacrifice is also available.

Email hr@mungabareena.org.au or phone 0401 254 681 for a position description. Provide a cover letter and resume by 15th October 2021.

Come join the MAC Family “Working for community with community”

For further information please contact our HR Manager on 0401 254 681 or email hr@mungabareena.org.au

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• Towbar (done very little towing) • Full “Moonroof” sunroof • A few small scratches on rear bumper but otherwise very clean and tidy • Never been in an accident • Great car with too many features to mention!

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CREDIT CARDS WE ACCEPT Payment required prior to publication deadlines. Accounts available to commercial clients. Cash, cheque, money orders or pay in person at 219-225 Wyndham St, Shepparton.

ADVERTISING DEADLINES Display - 5pm Friday Employment - 12pm Monday Line Ads - 12pm Friday

Prior to publication distribution date (every Wednesday) Special discounts available for multiple bookings.

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VEHICLE ADVERTISERS Private vendors of motor cars advertised for sale must include in their advertisement the cash price of vehicle and the registration number or engine number (if unregistered)

PET ADVERTISERS As of January 1, 2012, it is now a requirement under the Victorian Domestic Animals Act 1994, that all cats, kittens, dogs and puppies, free or to be sold, need to be microchipped. Only when each individual microchip number is provided can the animal be advertised through the paper.

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Much hardship and difficulty is caused to job seekers by misleading advertising placed in the employment columns.

Our Position Vacant/Situations Vacant columns are reserved for advertisements which carry a specific and genuine offer of employment. Ads for ‘Business Opportunities’, ‘Commission Only’ training courses and employment services should be submitted under those headings. Placing misleading ads is an offence against the fair trading legislation and all advertisements are subject to the publisher’s approval.

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Adviser

SPORT

Works commence on Vibert Reserve Pavilion

MODERN SPORTS FACILITIES... Vibert Reserve and McGuire Campus Oval remain open through most of the redevelopment. Parking will continue to be available on Archer Street and the surrounding area. Photo: Supplied.

CONSTRUCTION for the Vibert Reserve Pavillion redevelopment has gotten underway.

Stage 3 works, totalling more than $3.7M, are being delivered by local company, Crow Constructions Pty Ltd. The expansion is expected to take 11 months to complete. During this time the

playground and parking amenities at the reserve will be closed to the public. However, the sports fields on-site will remain open as usual for training and sports matches.

Upgrades to the area will include expansion of the pavilion, and improvements to the carpark and landscaping. Once completed,

the pavilion will feature kitchen and social room facilities that will enable space to cater for functions and meetings.

Federal Member for Nicholls, Damien Drum, said that, “Several local groups and organisations will significantly benefit from this upgrade and I’m proud that the Federal Government is providing $1.9M towards the project.”

The pavilion is earmarked to become the new home of the Shepparton South

Communit y Centre. President, M heg Lumsden said, “We have been at our Service Street location for 35 years and it is no longer fit for purpose.”

M ayor, K i m O ’ K e e f e s a id , “ T h e community centre will benefit from a purpose-built space with adequate on-site parking, which will improve access to the service.” from a purpose-built space with adequate on-site parking, which will improve access to the service.”

Millions needed to repair community sports

SPORT CLUBS have suffered this season, crippled by 18 months of COVID-19 lockdowns and closures that cut local football and netball seasons short.

Already sporting club participant and volunteer bases have been eroded. While facilities and equipment are left unused and gathering dust, clubhouses sit empty, underutilised and costing teams a pretty penny.

Adding salt to the wound, this summer’s cricket season is not expected to begin until mid-November, a whole month and a half later than usual.

Many clubs now face significant financial pressures, and they require additional support to restart in time for the coming summer season and beyond.

Member for Eurora and Deputy Nationals leader, Steph Ryan said, “Community sporting clubs provide so many benefits physically and mentally to our local communities, but they face uncertain futures due to the disruption of yo-yoing in and out of lockdown.”

“Footy and netball clubs in my electorate were getting ready for bumper finals series, functions and presentation

nights that would have provided a much-needed financial boost.”

“Our local tennis and bowls clubs are understandably nervous about the season ahead with the social benefits of these clubs so important across such a broad demographic.”

“The financial stress on clubs has been compounded after the 2020 season failed to get off the ground.”

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5kg Brushed Potatoes

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Iceberg Lettuce

$1.49 each