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By Steve Hutcheson EVEN though COVID has impacted across the region, the life in batteries remains the same and when their life has ended, there is still some good to be obtained from them.

For ten years, Paul Archer at Natrad Batteries in Campbell St, Shepparton, has been collecting old batteries and converting them into cash that he donates to GV Health, Child and Adolescent Unit on a yearly basis.

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A FRESH LOOK... Traders of over 17 years in the precinct, Bozena and Jacek of JB Jewellers, are thrilled to see the work on Maude Street in front of their store almost complete with only cosmetic touches to go. Photo: Kelly Lucas

Exciting Maude-Vaughan Street strip close to completion CONSTRUCTION works are steaming ahead as planned with the short stretch of Maude Street, Shepparton between High Street and Vaughan Street, in the last days of completion.

With the works having taken place from

February through to April, blocking off the through traffic, the additional works on the Maude Street side on the 30m section only has the last finishing touches to go.

Traders of over 17 years in the precinct, Jacek and Bozena of JB Jewellers, are

thrilled to see the work almost finished.

“This section of the road looks great. It’s really given the space a face-lift, thankfully now the footpath is easily accessible and the foot traffic has increased,” said Bozena.

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Local businessman stands for Nicholls INDEPENDENT IN THE RUNNING...

Businessman and The Deputy Mayor of the City of Greater Shepparton, Rob Priestly, will stand as an independent for the federal seat of Nicholls in the forthcoming election. Photo: Stephanie Holliday

LOCAL businessman and The Deputy Mayor of the City of Greater Shepparton, Rob Priestly, will stand as an independent for the federal seat of Nicholls in the forthcoming election. In a bid to offer better representation of the community he grew up in, Mr Priestly will be steadfast in his aim to improve the quality of our politics.

"The party system is not delivering the outcomes our community wants. Water buybacks are still a risk to our economy, gambling advertising is targeting our kids, indigenous recognition remains unresolved, and we still have no federal anti-corruption watchdog. The leadership on net zero

emissions is a shambles,” said Mr Priestly.

"It’s time to stand up for our community, blind support of a party is damaging our

community."

Mr Priestly has helped build a successful family business in the seat of Nicholls employing 320 staff, was previously the chair of the Com mit tee for Greater Shepparton and was elected to local government in 2020. Presently, the federal seat of Nicholls is held by Nationals MP Damian Drum. The state level seat of Shepparton is currently held by independent Suzanna Sheed, which was lost by the Nationals after 47 years in 2014. Mr Priestly believes this lends to the value of independent representation.

"My aim is to drive a more open and transparent government. Billions will be spent in the transition to Net Zero. We need our community to attract a share of that investment. It can't all go to the Queensland marginal seats," said Mr Priestly.

Water is vital to our regional community, and Mr Priestly laments that we’ve had a raw deal, “We have a perfect model

Rubbish dumping sadly continues UNBELIEVABLY, the dumping of rubbish has resumed around Raftery’s Track and River Road West near Arcadia Downs. The natural space enjoyed by many on walks has again had various types of household rubbish dumped there, including letters with a Shepparton woman’s name and addresses clearly legible.

This information has been handed to the police so if you or anyone you know is responsible for this mess, best it gets cleaned up quickly before the police come knocking on your door!

This has been an ongoing issue in the area and following our last article, the mess was hastily cleared.

There is no excuse for this with Greater Shepparton Council running a waste management program other residents utilise with no problem and the existence of three Resource Recovery Centres in the region and local businesses who offer skip bin hire.

Illegal dumping of waste or littering can cause significant environmental issues including contaminating land, polluting waterways, increasing the risk of fire and causing harm to local wildlife and their habitats. Cleaning up dumped litter and

of failed environmental regulation on this government's watch, the Murray Darling Basin Plan. Bad economic and environmental outcomes.

Our region remains vulnerable to further buybacks under the Plan and the National Party has let us down on this time and again. We are tired of the grandstanding; results are what matters. I will do what ever I can to get a fairer basin plan.”

M r Priestly believes the ga mbling industry needs to be held accountable for their targeting of young, and vulnerable people through incessant advertising, and Parliament for their failure to ensure a safe workplace for women.

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NO RESPECT FOR OUR PLANET… People are still dumping rubbish around Arcadia Downs, again including letters with names and addresses clearly legible. Photo: Supplied

prosecuting offenders costs the community thousands of dollars each year.

It is a serious offence and Officers may issue on the spot fines of over $300 or commence legal action. The maximum court penalt y for illegal dumping is

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

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Demolition of the former Waranga Hospital THE former Waranga Memorial Hospital in Coyle Street, Rushworth is in the process of being demolished. The demolition is being conducted in line with appropriate standards and will be completed by the end of this month.

Following demolition, the site will be offered to other Victorian Government Departments for alternate use and may be sold should no further use be identified.

GV Health is ensuring that trees on the site are being protected during the demolition,

and that some bricks from the old hospital building will be salvaged to create a memorial wall at Waranga Health in High Street, Rushworth.

The Waranga Memorial Hospital was built in 1961 in memory of those who enlisted from the shire in the Second World War and paid the supreme sacrifice. The redevelopment is part of a $10M investment to revamp Goulburn Valley Health’s Waranga Campus, turning it into an encompassing site for all of Rushworth’s health and aged care services.

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TO NEW BEGINNINGS...The former Waranga Memorial Hospital in Coyle Street, Rushworth is in the process of being demolished. The demolition is being conducted in line with appropriate standards and will be completed by the end of this month. Photo: Steve Hutcheson

Big break for working families PARENTS will enjoy the benefits from increases to the Government’s Child Care Subsidy (CCS) sooner, benefitting around 250,000 Australian families.

From 7 March 2022 , four months earlier than expected, families with two or more children aged five and under in care will have their CCS rate increased by 30 percent for their second child and any younger children, up to a maximum subsidy of 95 percent.

More than half of eligible families will receive the maximum rate.

Furthermore, the annual $10,655 CSS cap will be scrapped on December 10, 2021 and applied retrospectively for the entire 2021-22 financial year.

Anyone who reaches the cap before this date will have any additional outof-pocket costs for the financial year reimbursed.

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A lan Tudge said the changes would ease pressure on working families and encourage more parents into work.

“These changes are good for families and great for the economy, and it’s significant that we are able to deliver them sooner,” Minister Tudge said.

“Removing the cap and increasing subsidies means more parents, particularly mothers, can return to work or take on more hours if they choose to.”

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Our VCE students have wrapped up their time on campus and will soon be sitting their written exams.

We appreciate this is a busy time for our final year students and their families. From all of our staff, remember that we continue to have your back. You have our support and Follow us on

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GREATER SHEPPARTON SECONDARY COLLEGE our services right up to exam time and you have our very best wishes as you prepare to sit your exams.

Stay focussed, study in an effective and measured way over the coming days and remember your entire school community appreciates your accomplishments in 2021. Good luck!

This learning space in the new GSSC Enterprise and Innovation Centre features acoustic panels on the walls and ceiling. Sound absorbing design is an important feature of the centre, where senior students will be busy undertaking subjects ranging from technology and trade training through to music, art and dance.

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Go exploring in your own backyard

GET INTO WATER WEEK… Our region is home to many beautiful water ways, National Water Week runs from October 18-24. Photo: Kelly Lucas

Saved by JobKeeper A REPORT by the Commonwealth Treasury has confirmed that the JobKeeper program successfully safeguarded the Australian economy during the “biggest economic shock since the Great Depression.”

Fou r m i l l ion Aust ra l ia ns a nd 1M businesses were assisted through JobKeeper p ay m e nt s , w h i c h we r e t a r g e t e d to assist businesses strongly affected by the pandemic, businesses at substantial risk of

shedding employees, sectors hit by public health restrictions, small businesses, and not-for-profits.

Ninety-nine percent of entities receiving JobKeeper had an annual turnover of less than $50M or were not-for-profit organisations, and 99 percent of businesses who experienced a significant 30-50 percent decline in turnover were small businesses, with an average of four supported employees.

NATIONAL Water Week makes a splash across Australia from now until Sunday. Goulburn Valley Water has teamed up with the Department of Environment Land Water and Planning and water organisations from around the state to provide exciting online educational experiences for this year’s National Water Week.

‘Explore your Backyard’ is an online learning festival celebrating and nurturing our connection to Country and water during National Water Week.

Goulburn Valley Water Managing Director Steve Capewell said the festival will focus on water efficiency and exploring nature in the local area – whether it be a local waterway, vegie patch or a balcony garden.

“The activities and events have been designed to suit a range of ages, interests, topics and learning goals and can be accessed from home or classrooms,” Dr Capewell said.

“We hope participants have a bit of fun, learn something new and enjoy exploring their backyard.”

The event will be launched by Costa the Garden Gnome, with an exclusive Facebook Live chat at 4pm on Sunday 17 October. It will then continue through to 24 October. The festival will also feature live webinars, on-demand workshops, tours, videos, and resources, all designed to get everyone outside and using water efficiently.

To register or find out more visit www.gvwater.vic. gov.au/community/national-water-week.

Without the Government’s fiscal support, including JobKeeper, Treasury estimates that unemployment would have peaked at least 5 percentage points higher, and would have remained above 12 percent for two years.

JobKe ep er enabled t he Au st ra l ia n economy to rebound strongly, saving more than 700,000 jobs. By March 2021, Australia had surpassed pre-COVID levels of GDP and employment, a better outcome than all major advanced economies.

Treasury said, “A central consideration in designing the macroeconomic support

package was ensuring the overall level of fiscal support was sufficient to provide a credible offset to the economic shock being experienced.”

The report on the first six months of JobKeeper demonstrates that the program did what it was intended to do, keeping employers and employees connected, saving hundreds-of-thousands of jobs and supporting Australia’s world-leading economy to get back to business.

The report is available on the Treasury website.

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Help with last-minute cancellations In Parliament this month…

Important changes to water legislation

I supported the Water and Catchment Legislation

Amendment Bill 2021 debated Regional Road Mapin the Legislative

Assembly. closer to a billion Edging

Like many, I am finding it hard to accept The bill aims to regulate the places, rates, and dollars investment intimes the steppedof process which includes all Regional Road Map of taking water; introduces ministerial powers to regional Victoria in one category before Shepparton District deal takingI unauthorised the Likewith many, am finding amounts it hard of towater; accept renaming ofVictorian Cityrestrictions West Water Corporation; the easing of canincludes occur.

Iother the stepped process all Last week’s Statewhich Budget was and a “hold matters. value the important of the Chief the fort” budget.

It addressed debt with higher regional Victoria in work one category before taxes in some areas, while focusing on the The most important part of this bill is that it seeks Health Officer and evidence-based the easingofofour restrictions cansystem. occur.

I broken mental health to allowstate the names of individuals who own more research. value the important work of the Chief thanpleased 2 percent of Victoria’s water toreceived be made public.

I am that the funding we in the However, I believe there is ato better and The holdings ofour corporations have been for budget brings district closer $1 known billion research. time and this additional capacity to report insome Statepositive Government investment in our region more way forward whereby the over recent years.

Much of these funds arelong being individuals’ ownership is welcome.

We have However, Ibe believe there is three ain better and regions divided into spent on can essential infrastructure rail, areas health, discussed who owns the water in northern Victoria more positive way forward the along the lines of our Primary Health education and and across the agriculture.

Murray Darling Basinwhereby and have called regions can be divided into three areas Networks (PHN).

This would mean for more transparency for years.

In this year’s budget, the Shepparton District along the lines of Primary Health missed out onPHN our big-ticket items such as water the Murray which incorporates The Commonwealth of our Australia is the largest the Shepparton and Goulburn Valley Networks (PHN).

This would mean owner across theBypass Goulburn and Murray systems. northern Victoria, from Mildura to Health’s Early Parenting Centre but we did have The largest owner is Fresh Country Farms thesecond Murray PHN which incorporates beyond Wodonga, would beeducation, assessed some meaningful investment in of Australia, a Sydney-based investment company northern Victoria, from Mildura to mental health and protecting our horticulture separately to the south-west which owned by Canada PSP investments, which allegedly industry. beyond Wodonga, would be assessed includes Geelong for instance, a city so has $168 billion in assets. separately to thewith south-west which closely integrated Melbourne.

The bill also seeks to manage the risk of delivery, includes Geelong for instance, a city so particularly to river below the Barmah Government I’ve calledintegrated on thepumpers Victorian government closely with Melbourne. choke, that will inevitably emerge when there are towater immediately put in place the shortages.

I’ve called on the Victorian government mechanisms required to enable more to immediately placefor thechildren is tracing onput theinand way ofSupport the contact management mechanisms required to enable out-of-home care to be inmore ofin the pandemic response our of the contact tracing and management I was pleased to support the Children, Youth and regional health services so that they can of the Amendment pandemic (Child response to beBillin2021, our Families Protection) work with our PHN’s and other health which includes further Aboriginal placement regional health services sochild that they can providers to our beat thetovirus and get our principles, the provision support young people work with PHN’s and other health making the transition to adulthood, and other communities up and going again. providers to beat theGoulburn virus and get our The $10.7 million GOTAFE Murray important changes.

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MUCH loved and iconic local events, like the Shepparton Festival, Fryers Street Food Festival and annual agricultural show, have been forced to cancel or scale back celebrations – with no clear return date in sight.

A new plan to inject vibrancy and confidence back into Shepparton’s shattered events sector will see major events eligible for up to $10M if they have to cancel at the last minute.

Deputy Leader of The Nationals Steph Ryan has called for a Local Events Recovery Plan, which includes support to cover the potential cancellation of events.

“Local events have been shattered by uncertainty during the pandemic, with many choosing to cancel rather than risking wearing the high cost of calling things off at the last minute,” Ms

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COVID-19 Testing Our region will also benefit from the $200 COVID-19 Testing Call for on-farm quarantine million School Mental Fund, aimed Anyone unwell withHealth symptoms of to help our schools deliver programs, staff, Anyone unwell with symptoms of and In Parliament last week, I asked the Victorian Health COVID-19 such as fever, chills, cough, other support tailored to unique needs.

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Ryan said.

“These cancellations have been a big blow for the region, with local charities and service clubs missing fundraising opportunities and leaving people further isolated when our mental health is already suffering.”

The Nationals’ Local Events Recovery Plan was developed in consultation with the event sector, after operators felt abandoned by the Government’s roadmap.

It includes a call for a new $140M Local Events Insurance Scheme to cover the cost of the potential cancellation of events from $20,000 up to $10M, plus a new $20M Local Events Attraction Fund to help revive events in regional and rural communities.

Resources to help schools commemorate remembrance day LEARNING ABOUT AUSTRALIAN HISTORY...The Department of Veterans’ Affairs has prepared a Remembrance Day educational resources pack or ‘digital kitbag’ to highlight the importance of honouring Australia’s veterans and servicemen and women. Photo: Stephanie Holliday

E NCOU R AGE M E N T to help you ng Au st ra l ia n s u nderst a nd t he h istor y and significance of one of the most important days on the nation’s calendar, Remembrance Day, will be available through a range of commemorative and educational resources.

Remembrance Day marks the anniversary

of guns falling silent on the Western Front in the First World War: the eleventh hour of the eleventh day of the eleventh month.

Our nation stands in silent reflection for one minute each year to commemorate and honour those Australians who have died or suffered in wars, conflicts and peacekeeping operations.

The Department of Veterans’ Affairs has prepared a Remembrance Day educational resources pack or ‘digital kitbag’ to highlight the importance of honouring Australia’s veterans and servicemen and women.

Minister for Veterans’ Affairs and Defence Personnel Andrew Gee said the Remembrance Day pack includes a range of commemorative and educational resources about Australia’s military history. “ T h e Au s t r a l i a n G ove r n m e nt i s committed to recognising the men and women who have served and sacrificed for our nation. It is crucial to foster this tradition of recognition in order to teach our children the importance of Remembrance Day and honouring the service and sacrifice of all our veterans in a respectful and dignified manner,” Minister Gee said.

A ra nge of on l i ne a nd ha rdcopy resources, as well as posters, a calendar and a book are included in the pack. The book, Endurance: Stories of Australians in wartime captivity, is the 11th volume in the Century of Service series and tells the stories of our men and women who became prisoners of war while serving in the armed forces.

It is crucial to foster this tradition of recognition in order to teach our children the importance of Remembrance Day Minister for Veterans’ Affairs and Defence Personnel Andrew Gee

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Roll over warning getting serious ROLL BARS have been made mandatory on all new and imported second-hand quad bikes being sold, in a bid to ensure greater rider safety on all-terrain vehicles (ATVs).

As of September, there have been six quad bike fatalities in Australia during 2021. From October 11, it became illegal to sell a new or used quad bike without fitting a rollover protection device to reduce life threatening injuries.

ATVs will also require warning stickers informing the degree of slope at which they overturn. There are, however, no laws mandating that quad bikes already in the garage or the paddock must have roll bars fitted.

This is a big win for safety advocates, but a blow for dealers who face big fines for not complying with regulations. Many of which

have argued that the new laws will not resolve safety issues since old equipment will continue to be used on farms, and reckless rider behaviour is largely to blame for the prevalence of ATV accidents.

Victorian Farmers Federation president, Emma Germano said quad bike rollovers were a leading cause of trauma and death on Victorian farms.

"Since 2011 sadly 150 people have died from quad bike accidents nationally, 23 of those were children," she said.

2020 had the highest annual death toll, with 24 fatalities due to quad bike accidents. The biggest cause of death was crushing and asphyxiation when a quad bike rolled on top of someone. Most quad bikes weigh up to 350 kilograms.

Protecting your vehicle from upcoming adventures

NOW that travel back on the cards, it’s a great time to invest in your vehicle to get the most out of those road trips you’ve been dreaming about during lockdown.

Before you hit the road, head to Darby’s Paints for their huge range of unique professional car care products that you cannot buy in your average store. Whether you are caring for the inside or outside of your special vehicle, the best products are available at Darby’s Paints.

Looking to get your truck or off-road vehicle ready in time for the next four-wheel driving season?

Lots of people are turning to UPOL RAPTOR liner to keep their truck beds looking sharp. According to manager, Megan Brown, this product has quickly risen to one of the bestselling bed liner sprays manufactured on the market!

RAPTOR is a tough and durable protective coating made to withstand the toughest situations. Spray or roll-on RAPTOR can be used as a truck bedliner or protection for industrial surfaces, marine, off-road vehicles, and agricultural machinery.

Darby’s Paints has three stores statewide, with teams servicing panel shops, commercial vehicles, and agricultural manufacturers right across Victoria. They stock a huge range of automotive, industrial, and marine-grade paints, as well as the tools, accessories, and partner products you need to get the job done right.

“We are proud to be the exclusive choice for many dealerships, detailers, body shops, and car wash operators, providing one of the largest selections of car care products on the market,” said Darby’s Paints store manager, Megan Brown.

“Raptor liner is a durable and tough painton protective coating with various uses. It forms a barrier that withstands all types of weather and physical abuse and comes in an all-inclusive kit containing almost all of the materials needed for vehicle enthusiasts to protect their investment.”

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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.

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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

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Boost recreational fishing opportunities

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Provide shelter and food for fish, birds, water bugs and other native animals

Support vegetation growth that helps stabilise the river bank

Improve water quality

Visit www.gbcma.vic.gov.au to find out more.

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.

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COVID-19 Update: Vaccination ‘Get the Jab Done’, Active Cases, Getting Tested & Testing Locations Vaccination In Shepparton region 18 October, more than 95% of eligible people have had their first dose of a COVID-19 vaccination while 72.2% have had a second dose.

Since GV Health launched ‘Get the Jab Done’ last week to vaccinate the 5,000 eligible people who had not received their first dose of a COVID-19 vaccination, 2,482 people have had their first dose. Thank you to these people. However, there is still 2,518 people eligible for vaccination that we are encouraging to make an appointment to Get the Jab Done.

Data shows that 81% of people hospitalised in Victoria with COVID-19 are unvaccinated, and 91% of those in ICU with COVID-19 are unvaccinated. Vaccination is the best way to protect you and your loved ones from COVID-19.

GV Health's Vaccine Hub is located in the McIntosh Centre at Shepparton Showgrounds and opening hours are:

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• Monday to Saturday 9:00am–4:00pm • Tuesday 9:00am – 9:00pm There are appointments available at the McIntosh Centre, including for Moderna, and online bookings can be made for all state vaccination centres at https://portal.cvms.vic. gov.au/ or by calling 1800 675 398. General practices and community pharmacies are also providing COVID-19 vaccinations and further information can be found at https:// covid-vaccine.healthdirect.gov.au/eligibility...

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Active Cases There are 233 active cases of people with COVID-19 in the Greater Shepparton LGA across over 100 separate households. Note that a number of people classified as positive cases have been cleared in recent days and have been released from quarantine.

There have been 33 new active cases of people with COVID-19 in the Greater Shepparton LGA. As of Tuesday, 22 of the new cases were linked to people that have tested positive for COVID-19 in recent days while 11 are under review.

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As of Tuesday morning, there were six people admitted at GV Health with COVID-19.

Getting Tested Anyone with symptoms of COVID-19, no matter how mild, (such as fever, chills, cough, sore throat, runny nose, loss of sense of smell), headache should get tested immediately. Please note, some people with COVID-19 have reported symptoms of nausea, vomiting or diarrhoea with an accompanying headache so please don’t dismiss these symptoms.

Do not delay getting a test for COVID-19 and stay at home until you receive your test result.

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WILDLIFE biologists have taken to the skies to try to understand and record game duck populations in Victoria.

This is the second aerial duck survey, conducted by the Game Management Authority (GMA), used to monitor the abundance of game duck populations on waterbodies across the state.

Satellite imaging is used to determine how much water is in the landscape, which will inform an estimate of the total abundance of each game duck species.

GMA chief executive officer, Graeme Ford said this is the largest and most comprehensive survey of game ducks undertaken in Victoria.

“The aerial survey was conducted for the first time in 2020, as part of a pilot to test the monitoring program design and evaluate its effectiveness to count duck numbers on

Victorian waterbodies,” Mr Ford said.

“An evaluation of the first survey has since found that the methodology for conducting the surveys was robust, and that the data collected is viable.”

“In addition to the 2020 monitoring programme, which surveyed wetlands, sewerage ponds and farm dams, we will now also be surveying irrigation channels, creeks and rivers.”

“Results from this research give us a better understanding of game duck populations and will be used in the future to help inform adaptive harvest management to set sustainable duck season arrangements.”

The 2021 survey is subject to weather conditions and other delays, but is set to take place from Monday, October 18 to Monday, November 15, 2021.

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Putting life into a dead battery SCRAP TO CASH...

Presenting GV Health with a cheque for $51,155.83, director GV Health Foundation, Carla Dixon, GV Health Nursing Unit manager, Child and Adolescent Unit, Paula Holland, owner of Natrad, Paul Archer, and nurse, Child and Adolescent Unit, Kerry Bunn. Photo: Steve Hutcheson

continued from front page THIS year is no different. Paul has raised an extraordinary $51,155.86 bringing it over $600,000 he has collected over the last 10 years Twenty percent of the money raised is used for toys for the children in the unit and the rest is used for necessary medical equipment.

THE new Child and Adolescent Unit is now located in the new building at GV Health and offers a much better facility for staff and patients.

Many of the batteries Paul collects come from local industries in the region that have large fleets such as the trucking companies and car dealers as well as private donations from people in the community.

The money from this year’s donation has been used to provide new artwork in the ward as well as improved the facilities in

the playground that is within the ward.

If anyone has an old battery they want to put to good use, giving it to Paul will do more with it than leaving it sitting in your shed taking up space.

The new Child and Adolescent Unit is now located in the new building at GV Health and offers a much better facility for staff and patients.

Many of the batteries Paul collects come from local industries in the region that have large fleets such as the trucking companies and car dealers as well as private donations from people in the community.

The money from this year’s donation has been used to provide new artwork in the ward as well as improved the facilities in the playground that is within the ward.

If anyone has an old battery they want to put to good use, giving it to Paul will do more with it than leaving it sitting in your shed taking up space.

DRIVE THROUGH...Cars are now able to flow through both directions in the stretch of Maude Street between High Street and Vaughan Street. Photo: Bozena of JB Jewellers

Exciting MaudeVaughan Street strip close to completion continued from front page JACEK and Bozena are very glad to see more shoppers coming through their doors and believe once all the works are complete, the CBD shopping precinct will make buying local even easier.

“It looks nicer, it’s a very modern, European design. The Council have communicated they will be putting in established shrubbery to bring colour to the area, we are really looking forward to that,” said Jacek.

“All the workers who completed the project were so friendly, so organised and efficient. They worked so hard, through bad weather and lockdowns and got the job done. Such a brilliant effort.”

The works will see the function and visual amenity of the area improved with returning traffic while ensuring its primacy as the heart of the Shepparton CBD is maintained.

Maude Street Mall works begin Low speed one-way traffic will return on Maude Street, from Fryers Street to High Street, with parallel parking spaces along both sides of the roadway. A new playground will be installed along with new street furniture and low garden beds to improve the streetscape and amenities for residents and visitors. The playground will be one of the first activities which could be ready by Christmas this year. The full redevelopment is scheduled for completion by late 2022.

The Maude Street Mall redevelopment is jointly funded by the Federal Government’s Building Better Regions Fund, the State Government’s Regional Infrastructure Fund and Council contributions.

For more information about the works contact Manager Projects on 5832 9700, via email at projects@shepparton. vic.gov.au or visit greatershepparton. com.au /council /major-projects / maude-street-mall-redevelopment.

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Roll over warning getting serious ROLL BARS have been made mandatory on all new and imported second-hand quad bikes being sold, in a bid to ensure greater rider safety on all-terrain vehicles (ATVs).

As of September, there have been six quad bike fatalities in Australia during 2021.

From October 11, it became illegal to sell a new or used quad bike without fitting a rollover protection device to reduce life threatening injuries.

ATVs will also require warning stickers informing the degree of slope at which they overturn. There are, however, no laws

mandating that quad bikes already in the garage or the paddock must have roll bars fitted.

This is a big win for safety advocates, but a blow for dealers who face big fines for not complying with regulations. Many of which have argued that the new laws will not resolve safety issues since old equipment will continue to be used on farms, and reckless rider behaviour is largely to blame for the prevalence of ATV accidents.

Victorian Farmers Federation president, Emma Germano said quad bike rollovers

GREATER SAFETY FOR ALL-TERRAIN VEHICLES... There have been six quad bike fatalities in Australia during 2021. From October 11, it became illegal to sell a new or used quad bike without fitting a rollover protection device to reduce life threatening injuries. Photo: Supplied

were a leading cause of trauma and death on Victorian farms.

"Since 2011 sadly 150 people have died from quad bike accidents nationally, 23 of those were children," she said.

2020 had the highest annual death toll,

with 24 fatalities due to quad bike accidents.

The biggest cause of death was crushing and asphyxiation when a quad bike rolled on top of someone. Most quad bikes weigh up to 350 kilograms.

Urgent vaccine mandate clarification sought THERE are calls for the Victorian Government to urgently clarify the confusion around unfair dismissal, privacy rights and employer and employee obligations ahead of the varying looming mandatory vaccine deadlines.

Leading agriculture advocacy groups including the Victorian Farmers Federation (VFF), AUSVEG VIC, Fruit Growers Victoria, Food & Fibre Gippsland, GrainGrowers, Citrus Australia and Melons Australia are pushing for answer.

Whilst recent briefings between industry representatives and Agriculture Victoria have been constructive, there remains crucial missing information on the vaccine mandate.

VFF President Emma Germano said the VFF is clear on its support of measures to ensure the safety and wellbeing of our community, however an alarming sense of confusion within the agriculture industry ahead of the mandatory vaccine deadline is creating huge angst in the community.

“Industry representatives from across Victorian agriculture are calling for clarity, and we need it now. We’re only days away from the vaccine mandate coming into force and many of our basic questions seem to have been placed in the too hard basket,” said Ms Germano.

“The Victorian Government must publicly release further information and they need to do it immediately. We are also

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A COLLECTOR AND HISTORIAN... Dick Clayton donates his collection of old radios and telephones to MOVE. Photo: Supplied.

SEVERAL years ago, a group of local t ranspor t identities includ ing Lloyd Mawson, John Taig, Ken Keating, Sam Sali and Gerard Michel met with the intention of building a ‘Shepparton Transport Museum’. This group worked to set the foundations for what we have today. And that is MOVE or the Museum of Vehicle Evolution.

Our current Board shares with those original identities the idea of creating a world class attraction that not only showcases transport and its history and characters but gives visitors to the region another reason to come and stay.

MOVE has enjoyed financial support

from both the State and Federal Governments, but without the generous and positive support from the Greater Shepparton Council our State and Federal funding would have been much more difficult to secure.

Apart from the work of the original identities it has been Jim Andreadis as the driving force behind MOVE. MOVE would have not been created to the standard that it has without the generosity of the Andreadis Family and the boundless energy of Jim. So what is MOVE? Well it is not about rust y and dust y never- changing old exhibits. It’s a celebration of equipment that moves and the people and families that have

helped this fantastic region build to what it is today. We will be constantly changing our displays and including interactive information kiosks to add to the experience.

But MOVE isn’t just about cars and trucks.

We have the Furphy Museum which tells the story of this local and nationally iconic family. The Loel Thomson clothing collection displaying over 10,000 items of clothing, fashions and accessories dating back to the First Fleet.

MOVE is a not-for-profit charitable enterprise, and we could not have achieved what we have without the generosity of our board members past and present, our staff, volunteers and sponsors.

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Mitchelton Wines, located in the Goulburn Valley, 90 minutes north of Melbourne CBD and 40 minutes south of Shepparton, Victoria, is seeking Vintage Cellar Hands to join the team for the 2022 Vintage.

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You will be involved in all aspects of the winemaking process from grape receival through to preparation of wines for bottling. During Vintage, you will be required to work shifts of 8-12 hours per day, up to six days per week.

Mathoura District and Servicemen’s Bowling Club Ltd

You will possess a strong work ethic, attention to detail, and the ability to work in a cohesive team environment. Applicants who have previous vintage experience, forklift experience and hold a current forklift licence will be highly regarded.

Mitchelton Wines intends to welcome our Vintage team in mid to late Feb with an estimated finish in late April early May 2022, subject to harvest conditions and Vintage activities.

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Only candidates with unlimited Australian legal working rights will be considered for these positions.

At Mitchelton, our people are our most valuable asset and we all share a passion for the industry.

We are proud to offer you: • A rare opportunity to join Mitchelton’s winery crew • A beautiful location with great conditions and an inspiring team • A unique opportunity to be an integral part of the 2022 Vintage You will be rewarded with an hourly rate commensurate with your experience, skills and contribution, in addition to a supportive and collaborative working environment.

Accommodation provided.

To be considered for these roles you must have: • Legal entitlement to work in Australia (Australian/ NZ citizenship or residency, or valid work Visa) • Unwavering commitment to the safety of yourself and others • A level of fitness required for the rigors of Vintage • Excellent communication and interpersonal skills • Ability to work flexible hours and shift work To apply please email Leysa.obrien@mitchelton.com.au

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Head Chef Mathoura is situated between the mega tourist towns of Echuca Moama and Deniliquin, our Club is small in size but prides itself on being a GBNJMZ GSJFOEMZ country club featuring dinF in the Bistro 7 days per week, a sports bar with fully equipped TAB. Mathoura Bowling Club, its worth the drive.

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The role of Secretary Manager would be best suited to a self-motivated individual who will work hand in hand with a progressive Board of Directors.

The successful applicant is responsible for managing the day-to-day club operations, you will be supported by a 1 x Bar Manager, 1 x Chef and 1 x administration as well approximately 15 other staff.

Experience in the following is highly desirable: • Cash handling and controls • Stock controls • Economical staff rostering • Sound knowledge in Human Resources • Compliance under relevant acts • Proven experience in Financial Management and reporting.

This is a hands-on role, and the successful applicant maybe required to work through busy periods where the club trading requires it.

A house package is negotiable for successful applicant.

Applications Close 29th October 2021 Please forward written application along with your resume including two referees to: Mathoura District and Servicemen’s Bowling Club P.O Box 138, Mathoura NSW 2710 admin@mathourabowlingclub.net In Person: Mon to Fri 11 am to 5 pm

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Mathoura Bowling Club is situated in southern NSW, just 30 minutes from Echuca/ Moama and 20 minutes from Deniliquin. We have a Membership base of 1200 members with excellent up to date facilities.

• Weld pre-fabricated home chassis • Conduct and complete pre-start check on equipment • Assessing equipment, structures, materials, and job specifications for appropriate welding positions and methods, e.g., cutting material with powered saws to match measurements • Utilising braces, callipers, rulers, clamps, etc. in aligning metal components for welding • Operating manual and semi-automatic welding equipment in vertical, horizontal, or overhead positions • Monitoring work equipment to ensure usage is within optimum temperature to avoid overheating or expansion • Ensure that the highest standards in finish and tolerances in accordance with information supplied, are achieved using the correct methods.

• Complete construction to a required finish using hand and power tools • Attention to detail and a high degree of accuracy is essential • Be able to solve problems and make decisions when needed

We value compassion, empathy, accountability, respect and excellence.

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Contract commence for 2021/2022 Bowls Season All enquiries contact Michael Hooper 0428 241 080

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6.00 News Breakfast 9.00 ABC News 10.00 Landline 11.00 Restoration Australia 12.00 ABC News 1.00 Shetland 2.00 Parliament 3.15 ABC News 4.05 Escape From The City 5.05 Grand Designs Australia 6.00 The Drum

7.00 ABC News 7.30 7.30 8.00 Australian Story 8.30 Four Corners 9.15 Media Watch 9.35 The Detectives 10.35 ABC News 10.50 The Business 11.05 Big Deal 12.05 We Hunt Together 12.50 The Accident 1.35 The Prince And The Paedophile

6.00 The Talk 7.00 Judge Judy 7.30 The Bold & The Beautiful 8.00 Studio 10 12.00 Dr Phil 1.00 Celebrity Masterchef Austrlia 2.40 ET 3.00 Judge Judy 3.30 My Market Kitchen 4.00 Everyday Gourmet 4.30 The Bold & The Beautiful

5.00 10 News 6.30 The Project 7.30 Celebrity Masterchef Australia 8.40 Have You Been Paying Attention?

9.40 Just For Laughs Uncut 10.10 Just For Laughs 10.40 The Graham Norton Show 11.40 The Project 12.40 The Late Show 1.30 Home Shopping

5.30 Sunrise 9.00 The Morning Show 11.30 Seven Morning News 12.00 Movie: One Small Indiscretion 2.00 Not Announced 3.00 The Chase 4.00 Seven News 5.00 The Chase Australia 6.00 Seven News 7.00 Home And Away 7.30 SAS Australia: Hell Week: The recruits

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9.00 Movie: Cold Pursuit 11.30 The Goldbergs 12.00 God Friended Me 1.00 Home Shopping 5.00 Seven Early News

5.30 Today 9.00 Today Extra 11.30 Nine News 12.00 The Block 1.30 Getaway 2.00 Pointless 3.00 Tipping Point 4.00 Nine News 4.3 0 Millionaire Hot Seat: Presented by Eddie McGuire 5.30 Win News 6.00 Nine News 7.00 A Current Affair

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5.00 World Watch 2.00 Inside Central Station 3.00 Where Are You Really From?

3.30 Destination Flavour - Japan 3.35 The Cook Up With Adam Liaw 4.05 The Supervet 5.05 Jeopardy!

5.30 Letters And Numbers 6.00 Mastermind

6.30 SBS World News 7.35 Britain's Most Historic Towns 8.30 Saved By A Stranger 9.30 24 Hours In Emergency 10.30 SBS World News 11.00 Bosch 11.50 An Ordinary Woman 1.50 Deep State 3.45 Huang's World 4.35 Vice Guide To Film

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7.00 ABC News 7.30 7.30 8.05 The Greek Islands With Julia Bradbury 8.30 Big Deal 9.25 Just Between Us 10.35 ABC News 10.50 The Business 11.05 Q+A 12.10 Revelation 1.40 Midsomer Murders 3.10 rage 4.25 The Drum 5.25 7.30

6.00 The Talk 7.00 Judge Judy 7.30 The Bold & The Beautiful 8.00 Studio 10 12.00 Dr Phil 1.00 Celebrity Masterchef Austrlia 2.00 ET 2.30 Farm To Fork 3.00 Judge Judy 3.30 My Market Kitchen 4.00 Everyday Gourmet 4.30 The Bold & The

Beautiful 5.00 10 News 6.30 The Project 7.30 The Dog House Australia 8.30 The Cheap Seats 9.25 NCIS: Los Angeles 11.25 The Project 12.25 The Late Show: Presented by Stephen Colbert 1.30 Home Shopping 3.00 Infomercial 3.30 Home Shopping

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