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Greater Shepparton residents and visitors are encouraged to ‘Make A Difference’ to our region’s businesses and services and go ‘MAD Shopping’. Pictured is Partnerships & Marketing Coordinator Greater Shepparton City Council, Liz Connick and Administration Officer/ Marketing & Communications, Laura Church. Photo: Supplied

Shepparton woman wins vaccine prize AUST R A L I A NS have jumped at the opportunity to be part of the nation-wide Million Dollar Vax, with more than 1M entries recorded within the first week.

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Talking straight DALE Wright has a saying, “If you don’t have a best mate in your life, one’s soul and spirit diminishes. A best mate is one who knows us,but loves us anyway.”

Dale heads a Men’s Health Group initiative called ‘Talking Straight.’ The friendships and trust he has forged with the men he has encountered, while running the support group, has resulted in him having the keys to mates’ homes. Together they enjoy the occasional Canadian Club can and great chats.

If they are not home, he leaves the used, empty cans at their front door as his calling card to let them know he stopped by.

There are also the regular texts, phone calls from the men or a drop in at his photography studio.

“That’s how it works, trust, integrity and living your values,” said Dale.

Dale, along with friend Kevin Sidebottom, have been running these groups for the past 23 years and over 200 men aged over

17, from all walks of life, have participated in the thirteen-week ‘Warrior Training Programme’.

“We all have a story to tell, and it’s these situations that have impacted on their living. Sidie and I work through a process that seems to make a huge difference in these men’s lives,” said Dale.

“If this stops one man from suicide, it’s worth it. It’s sad to know where suicide is concerned, maybe it could’ve been prevented if honest communication with other men was forthcoming.”

Dale and Sidie are in the process of inviting those of all ages to attend a confidential interview to hear how the group works and assess your needs for the next group starting in 2022.

Some of the men have been referred to by doctors or best mates who have done a group and through word and mouth when they see friends’ lives’ changed because of the groups.

“I was walking alone and angry as I lost my three-year-old

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to cancer. I will never get over it, but I’ve learnt to live with it, I have so much gratitude for Dale and Sidie,” said program participant Rob. Please phone Dale or Sidie on 5821 1864 for an interview, bearing in mind numbers are limited.

Overcoming global challenges: SPC strengthens local output

By Robert Giles LEADING one of Australia’s most iconic brands over the past two years, I recognise the challenges our country has overcome.

Through supply disruptions, international worker shortages and increasing local demand, food manufacturers have been under substantial pressure to sustain production.

Despite the challenges, SPC has preserved the constant supply of high-quality foods, drinks, and other products to Australian consumers.

We have also been able to protect jobs across the region while the Goulburn Valley has been recognised as an area of immense opportunity

to drive economic growth as part of Australia’s manufacturing renaissance.

The team at SPC continues to demonstrate resilience despite the recent Shepparton COVID-19 outbreak where 60 percent of staff quarantined at one stage.

The factory still didn’t miss a customer order and we are immensely grateful to the remaining staff who kept the factory running.

Leading our plans for global expansion includes diversifying our portfolio, from healthcare to hand cream, and producing better products for the future.

We will be listening to our consumers and

Australian’s needs for better, ensuring that high-quality food and drink is nutritious, delicious but also versatile; while respecting that convenience and accessibility are key to modern day Australians, who are juggling jobs, families, friends, and passions.

Australians are calling out for better from local food and drink manufacturers and we need to deliver.

At SPC, we believe it is time for better and that is why we will continue to innovate and put consumer preferences at the heart of everything we do.

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Maxine Vaccine hits the road today A SECOND bus has been added to GV Health and Dyson Group’s fleet of COVID-19 vaccination buses.

‘Maxine Vaccine’ joins Jabba the Bus in providing vaccinations to eligible populations as close to home as possible.

The unveiling comes as Jabba reached the milestone for 1,500 people jabbed onboard since being launched in September.

While being virtually identical to Jabba the Bus, including disability-friendly access and three spacious pods for administrating vaccines, Maxine will only accept walk-ins.

Following a schedule available online, Maxine Vaccine will travel through local government areas to make access to vaccines as easy as riding a bus.

Dyson Group's Greg Fitzsimmons said that now the 95 percent vaccination rate has been achieved, the next goal was to reach communities proving more difficult to reach.

Dr Helen Robert, who has been a medical lead for vaccinations at GV Health, said that working adults, and in particular males are less likely to be vaccinated.

“We’d like male populations to come and visit Maxine,” she said, promoting availability as the key selling point at the heart of this incentive.

All people aged 12 years and over are eligible for COVID-19 vaccination. If you have not been vaccinated yet, look out for Maxine Vaccine coming to a town near you.

COVID-19 update

ACCORDING to the Department of Health, Shepparton region has more than 95 percent of the eligible population with one dose and 80.4 percent with two doses compared to the rest of Victoria with 91 percent with one dose and 75 percent with two doses.

Walk in appointments are available at the McIntosh Centre for Moderna and Astra Zeneca vaccines. GV Health’s Vaccine Hub is located in the McIntosh Centre at Shepparton Showgrounds

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.

Testing Locations & Opening Hours • GV Health Acute Respiratory Clinic, Graham St, Shepparton • Shepparton Showgrounds, High street Shepparton (enter from Archer Street) - Drive through site, open 8:45am-4:45pm (seven days) SHEPPARTON

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My great-grandmother Lulla Bamblett wasn’t allowed to go to school and had to teach herself to read and write. So she always wanted her children to take every advantage of the opportunities we now have to get a good education and that is really ingrained in my family. I’ve

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grown up here, I live in the community, I know the kids and I know their families.

This is what has motivated me to become a Koorie Educator at GSSC, to be a positive Aboriginal role model to promote the importance of education among our young people.

The new GSSC includes one of the oldest school buildings in Shepparton. Now fully renovated and known as “The Hub”, the original Hawdon St schoolhouse will house the college’s careers team, health and wellbeing teams and community agencies supporting our students.

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RESCHEDULED FOR 2022... The Shepparton High School reunion has been postponed until next year. This event has been very enjoyable and well attended for over 70 years, they are looking forward to an even better function next year. Shepparton High School alumnae Millicent McNeill, Jennifer Mintern, Denise Parker, Joy Phillis and Jan Yeates. Photo: Kelly Lucas

THE Shepparton High School reunion has been cancelled for this coming November 7 due to the uncertainty of COVID. In past years, this event has been very enjoyable and well attended for over 70 years and the committee are disappointed that they had to make the decision to not hold the function next month.

Many former students from the 1940’s, 50’s and 60’s travel to catch up with friends from long ago, not only from within Victoria but also from interstate.

“With border closures, lockdowns and

so many restrictions at the moment, we all need to look forward to the re-scheduling of this re-union on Sunday November 6th, in 2022,” said co-organiser Millicent McNeill. “ We t h a n k e v e r y o n e f o r t h e i r understanding and hope the event in 2022 will be thoroughly enjoyable and an even better celebration than ever.”

For further information, please contact Joy Phyllis (Smith) on 5825 1840 or Millicent McNeill (Stewart) on 0409 438 299.

RACE DAY

To the Editor I would like to bring to your attention the closure of the GVGS school campus for last week and how it is affecting the Year 12 cohort and their final day of school.

In a community news post, the 'school leadership team' elected to close the campus for all year levels effective Monday 18th, October.

The closure is a response to a handful of students on the Tongala bus being forced into isolation as tier one exposures.

The student body, and in particular the year 12 cohort, who were due to celebrate their final day of school on Wednesday, last week, are experiencing immense disappointment and anger. The cohort accepts that there are members of our community who are vulnerable, and need protection from the spread of COVID, however we do not accept the school's decision to flagrantly ignore Government direction to provide onsite learning for year 12 students. The school itself has not been identified as an exposure site, and the decision to deny the year 12 cohort a chance to celebrate the end of their schooling with a traditional muck up day is both excessive and cruel, especially given the volume of events already cancelled due to COVID this year, and last year.

The cohort is particularly aggrieved at the school's lack of transparency. The Tongala bus was identified as a tier one site last Friday; however, no explanation was given

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until late Saturday night. The students were not personally emailed and have received no apology from the school.

Perhaps the most puzzling part of the closure is the fact that its chief goal – to limit student exposure to COVID – is entirely moot. Under current guidelines, there is no lockdown in Shepparton, and a student could just as easily catch the virus from a family member, or if they choose to go shopping etc. Moreover, the issue of being exposed to the virus does not result in an inability to sit VCE exams. If a student does not test positive for COVID, they need only isolate for 7 days (if fully vaccinated, as is the vast majority of the year level) and are able to sit their exams (albeit in a safe manner).

My chief aim in sending you this is to ensure the school is held to account in the public domain for their decision. Too often the school attempts to hide away from media exposure that paints it in a poor light. I would like the school leadership to accept the impact of their decision, and to be scrutinised by the Shepparton community. Whether the people find them to be acting in an inappropriate way or not, this school must explain itself to the devastated year 12 cohort, as well as their families. They should not be allowed to hide behind a news post, they should be forced to be accountable for this choice, to prompt the school to address this issue more openly with its students.

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A THIRD of all working Australians continue to risk poverty due to pandemic according to recent feedback.

New Good Shepherd research, commissioned for Anti-Poverty Week 2021, has revealed that more than a third of all working Australians continued to be negatively financially impacted in 2021 due to the COVID-19 pandemic.

Research covering April 2020 to June 2021 shows 2021 figures with only a marginal drop (34 percent) from 2020 (41 percent), showing that the pandemic has now had a continued impact putting Australians at risk of poverty.

More than half of those 4.7M Australians whose employment was negatively impacted were already on low incomes. This group includes an over representation of recently arrived people, women, young people, unskilled or semi-skilled workers, and sole traders/small business owners.

HELP IS AVAILABLE... New Good Shepherd research, commissioned for Anti-Poverty Week 2021, has revealed that more than a third of all working Australians continued to be negatively financially impacted in 2021 due to the COVID-19 pandemic. Pictured is Tracie Driscoll of Shepparton Family and Financial Services. Photo: Kelly Lucas

Of these newly vulnerable households, around 66 percent had been affected by a reduction in working hours, almost 50 percent had seen a business slow or stop completely, and 40 percent had been stood down from work for a period.

Nearly 60 percent of this newly vulnerable group who had lost their job were still without employment.

Shepparton Family and Financial Services (SFFS) Emergency Relief Department has seen an increase of client’s presenting for the first

time due to the impacts of the pandemic. Many with complex issues around housing, affordable rentals, healthy food supply and utilities.

Anti-Poverty week highlights these issues annually however SFFS concerns are vulnerable households may be entrenched for some time yet. For emergency relief, financial counselling, NILs (No Interest Loans) please ring the office in Shepparton on 5831 7755 for further assistance.

Staying safe in the sun MORE shade in school playgrounds and outdoor areas is on its way to protect more students across Northern Victoria from the sun’s damaging rays.

Congupna Primary School will receive $22,255 towards the replacement of existing permanent shade sails between the junior classrooms, over the sandpit, over the picnic tables, above the oval drinker and alongside the main administration building.

Toolamba Primary School is to receive $8,181 for the replacement of existing permanent shade sails – which was damaged by embers after the school was destroyed by fire in 2010.

The funds come from a share of over $1.3M from the latest round of the School Shade Grants program and have been announced by Member for Northern Victoria, Jaclyn Symes MP. Through this initiative, the Victorian Government is helping children to be sun smart and prevent skin cancer, while still embracing the outdoors and keeping fit, active and healthy.

The program provides grants to build new shade structures, repair existing structures, or create natural shade by planting trees. Funding is also provided to purchase sun protective items including hats and sunscreen.

"Congupna P.S is very excited to receive this fantastic Shade Sail grant

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Congupna Primary School will receive funds to help with replacing existing shade sails thanks to the ‘School Shade Grants’ program. Pictured is Dusty Keeble (top of slide), Chad Thorn, Emily Bye and Nate Grutteria (bottom of slide). Photo: Stephanie Holliday

which will provide multiple benefits to our school. It will allow us to replace our aging shade sails and will give the school a wonderful visual full of colour," said Congupna Primary School's Wendy Sidebottom.

"It will provide the necessary shade for our students during outdoor times and it will allow our grades to be able to utilise these areas as outdoor learning spaces. The grant money has enabled us to provide a wonderful resource to our students and our school."

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Play on Victoria at Fowles Wine October Council Meeting Wrap This month’s Council Meeting was held on Tuesday, 19 October.

COVID-19 recovery support

Council will continue its COVID-19 recovery support by delivering more than $600,000 in funding to locals as part of the Economic and Social Response Package Stage 3.

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The funding will be for the 2021/2022 financial year and will have a strong focus on local businesses, our community and our visitor economy.

Complimentary CBD parking during Christmas trade Council voted to extend their timed complimentary parking in the CBD from November 2021 until February 2022 to encourage local shopping during the busy Christmas period.

This initiative is another step by Council to ensure the region’s recovery following the COVID-19 pandemic.

Major contracts

Council noted more than $1 million in contracts for several major developments around Greater Shepparton.

A total of nine contracts were awarded for a variety of works including: • A new healing garden, nature playground and BBQ area at SAM • Concept designs for Stage 5 and 6 of the Welsford Street upgrade • Designs for upgrades to the Old Dookie Road/Lockwood Road and New Dookie Road/Wheeler Street intersections

Heritage Conservation Grants Program

Council awarded more than $80,000 as part of the Heritage Conservation Grants Program to 11 successful applicants.

The funding will go towards conservation works at heritage listed sites across the municipality. Congratulations to the successful applicants.

Project update Maude Street Mall redevelopment Works have commenced on Stage 1 of the Maude Street Mall redevelopment. Make sure you visit the mall and support local traders during the works.

Have your say

Draft Universal Access and inclusion Plan The Draft Universal Access and inclusion Plan is now out for public consultation. Visit shaping.greatershepparton.com.au to share your feedback.

For more information on any of these items please visit www.greatershepparton.com.au or call (03) 5832 9700.

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LIVE MUSIC BACK ON... Fowles are very excited to be hosting ‘Play on Victoria’ this Saturday 30 October from 4 - 9pm in Avenel. This is an exciting opportunity to get out and catch up with friends for an evening of live music, delicious food and fantastic wine out on the lawn. Photo: Supplied

AS part of the Victorian Government’s initiative to safely bring live music back to the state, Fowles are very excited to be hosting ‘Play on Victoria’ this Saturday 30 October from 4 - 9pm in Avenel. With live performances from Harry Hookey, Dallas Frasca and Benny Walker, this is an exciting opportunity to get out and catch up with friends for an evening of live music, delicious food and fantastic wine out on the lawn.

Fowles have special permission that allows 300 guests to join us for this outdoor event, however all guests over 16 need proof of double vaccination and to follow government COVID guidelines.

Tickets are $30 per person, and Fowles will donate 50% of tickets sales to Avenel Primary School. Food and drinks will be available for purchase during the event.

For more information and to purchase tickets visit: fowleswine.com.

Money allocated to minimise fruit fly risk FRUIT FLY management programs will receive a significant boost to safeguard f r u it pro duc t ion re g ion s f rom t he destructive impacts of Queensland fruit fly. $2.9M in Fruit Fly Grants have been awarded to three organisations, including Moira Shire Council, to support fruit fly management programs and to explore innovative ways to manage the pest.

Fruit flies are considered a major pest, damaging a variety of crops and impacting production and horticultural industries, which export more than $1.6B of produce.

Under Rou nd One of t he $5. 3M program, Mildura Rural City Council, Agribusiness Yarra Valley, and Moira Shire Council will deliver region-wide programs on behalf of the Regional Fruit Fly Governance groups.

The funding was announced by the Minister for Agriculture, Mary-Anne Thomas, who said, “Fruit fly can build up in home gardens and unmanaged lands, leading to problems on productive farms – that’s why we are empowering industry and local communities to lead the management of Queensland fruit fly.”

Programs will engage local communities to protect neighbouring horticultural production, including removing unwanted trees, trialling new monitoring methods a nd n e w c rop wa s t e m a n a g e m e nt

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Protecting fruit on the trees through investment will protect the 14,000 jobs supported by horticulture across Victoria, while ensuring growers are well placed to respond to biosecurit y risks and to promote and build confidence in the sector for international markets and the community.

“Our fruit fly management programs in key horticultural regions are vital and I look forward to seeing how these grants will support regional fruit fly coordinators to work on the ground to manage this major economic pest.”

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Shopping like MAD across Greater Shepparton

OCTOBER 2021

To go ‘MAD Shopping’, shoppers need to purchase items or a service from participating Greater Shepparton businesses, then simply share their shopping experience on their social media accounts to go into a weekly draw to WIN a prize for the prize pool.

“This is a win-win initiative for shoppers and our businesses,’ said Greater Shepparton Greater Business Working Group Chair, Simon Quattrocchi.

“The community have worked hard staying safe from the devastating effects of COVID-19 and MAD Shopping is a way to thank our community for their efforts while assisting to rebuild, bolster our economy, support workers and protect local businesses.”

The MAD Shopping initiative provides retailers an opportunity to welcome back customers who are ready to spend. Retailers and shoppers alike can take advantage of

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special offers and promotions on social media.

TO ENTER, SIMPLY: PURCHASE an item from a participating business POST to your Facebook or Instagram, telling your friends and family where you went MAD Shopping Participants need to include in their post #MADShopping, tag the business where you went shopping and tag @ greatersheppartongreatthings. By using the social media tags, your entry will be picked up by the MAD Shopping marketing team and you will go in the draw to WIN. Partnerships and Marketing Coordinator, Liz Connick, said the aim of MAD Shopping was to help Make a Difference to local businesses.

“Encouraging shoppers to once again walk in the doors of local shops, be greeted with a smile and great service and know that

they are reinvigorating sales for our Greater Shepparton businesses so they can stay in business,” said Ms Connick.

“What better way to make a difference while shopping then sharing the love on social media and letting others in the community know what great buys are out there whether it’s in Shepparton, Mooroopna, Tatura, Dookie or Murchison.”

Keep an eye on the Greater Shepparton Great Things social media pages and website, greatthings.com.au/shop to see which businesses have MAD Shopping deals and what purchases would mean the most to them. Shoppers can visit the Great Things Happen Here website, head to the Shop page to see participating businesses, their offers and the amazing prize pool. For more information and terms and conditions please visit www.greatthings.com.au/shop.

Shepparton woman wins vaccine cash prize continued from front page FORINA was one of the first to roll up her sleeve when Pfizer became available for her age group, and she never expected a cash incentive for having done so.

She said, “Winning this money felt like a bonus for doing the right thing and for protecting my community from the spread of coronavirus.”

The campaign has been made possible by a group of philanthropists and corporations who have formed the Million Dollar Vax Alliance, launching the hard-to-resist campaign in order to drive vaccination rates above 80 percent as quickly as possible.

Member of the Alliance, Craig Winkler, commented, “We hope the campaign continues to encourage those who have made the decision to be vaccinated to do so now, rather than delaying and missing out on the chance to win a daily prize and the ultimate prize of $1M” Gift cards can be tailored to suit your spending needs and they come just in time for Christmas. Forina looks forward to treating herself to a new cordless vacuum and buying presents for friends and family.

All Australians aged 18 and over who have at least one COVID-19 vaccination by October 31 are eligible to enter. Entries can be made at www.milliondollarvax.com.

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WINNERS ARE GRINNERS...Local woman Forina Bradley of Shepparton is one of the lucky daily winners as part of the nation-wide Million Dollar Vax lottery. She won a $1000 gift card and is in the draw to win the $1M cash prize. Photo: Supplied

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COMMUNITY Buying a home easier with new fund CONNECT LOCAL property buyers will be one step closer to purchasing their own home, thanks to the Victorian Homebuyer Fund (VHF).

Announced last week, the $500M VHF is expected to support more than 3000 Victorians to become homeowners.

The VHF shared equity arrangement reduces the amount of money eligible participants need to enter the property market and relieves Victorian homebuyers from the extra financial burden of Lenders’ Mortgage Insurance.

It’s more beneficial for regional buyers than for city buyers, as prices in regional areas are more reasonable and affordable Rocky Gagliardi, principal of Gagliardi Scott Real Estate.

It is an expansion of the successful $50M HomesVic Shared Equity Initiative, a pilot program that supported more than 335 households to buy their first home, including four in the Greater Shepparton region.

Eligibility criteria under the VHF will be broader than the HomesVic pilot, making shared equity accessible to more Victorians.

Under the new scheme, they no longer need to be first home buyers, can buy in a

Tell us about your ‘not-for-profit’ community events via email at classifieds@sheppartonadviser.com.au or fax on 5832 8920 (information is required at least 2 weeks before an event). Please note listings are to be fewer than 55 words.

ONE STEP CLOSER... Local property buyers will be one step closer to purchasing their own home, thanks to the Victorian Homebuyer Fund (VHF). Pictured is Rocky Gagliardi, principal of Gagliardi Scott Real Estate. Photo: Katelyn Morse

broader range of locations, and can have higher household incomes than compared to the earlier pilot.

“I believe this new scheme is perfect for the first home buyer looking to get their first home. It’s more beneficial for regional buyers than for city buyers, as prices in regional areas are more reasonable and a f ford able ,” sa id Ro ck y G ag l ia rd i , principal of Gagliardi Scott Real Estate.

"It gives those buyers who haven’t got parents who have the ability to assist an equal playing field, with probably more clout with the major lenders.”

The V HF is available to Australian citizens or permanent residents over the age of 18 years, who currently don’t have an interest in a property and who meet the

income thresholds.

Eligible participants only require a 5 percent deposit and the Government provides up to 25 percent of the purchase price, in exchange for an equivalent share in the property. Further information is available at: vic.gov.au/homebuyer.

UPCOMING SPOOKY FUN IN TATURA IT’S spooky season ghouls, and Tatura is going ahead with a virtual Halloween festival on Sunday October 31st.

An array of local sponsors have come together to offer prizes for the best ‘Dreadfull Doll’, SF X makeup look, costume, scary story and much more.

Check out the Facebook event page for more details on how to enter and to find a location map for spook-tacular decorated houses. Tatura Halloween 2 0 2 1 h t t p s : / / w w w. f a c e b o o k . c o m / e v e n t s / 2 0 9 5 9 0 2 74 5 6 5 2 5 3 . P l e a s e remember to social distance and follow Covid regulations. All competitions open to Tatura residents only.

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Tenth birthday fun AFTER many events sadly faced cancellations this year, it’s time to get back into the swing of things and head out for a day of fun.

OUTintheOPEN Festival 2021 will run from October 28 through November 7, and whether you join in online or in person, you can celebrate no matter where you are.

Join superstar drag co-hosts Frock Hudson and Pattie Choux as they bring local music, fun and frivolity to your screens while showcasing 10 years of OUTintheOPEN’s fondest memories ‘live’ online.

Numerous events fill the festival calendar this year, starting off with a bang at GOTAFE with the ‘Think About It? Did it!,’ where you will view portraits and read anecdotes of regional LGBTIQA+ elders experiences, as we celebrate and commemorate their joys and sorrows, acknowledging the 40-year anniversary of the decriminalisation of homosexuality.

If you’ve been looking forward to catching up over good

coffee and delicious breakfast, the ‘BIG Milestone Café & Bistro Brunch’ will be offering two sessions on Sunday October 31, and the ‘BIG Lemon Tree Brunch’ on Sunday November 7 offers the same. There is also the evening meal session, ‘Winner, Winner, Schnitz for Dinner’ on Wednesday November 3.

There will be so many other activities online and around town, so everyone can join in.

“Many of our 30+ festival events have been re-imagined ‘online’ which means no masks, stay in your pjs, sip a glass of wine or 2, and attend from your couch (or backyard picnic blanket!) From trivia nights to queer nature connections, family friendly rainbow story time sessions to business networking, there’s something for everyone,” said festival co-convenor, Damien Stevens-Todd.

To find out more information, visit outintheopen.org.au/ events-2021/ to check out all the events or phone Georgina Poort (co-convenor) on 0401 168 229 for further details.

FESTIVAL RETURNS FOR 2021... OUTintheOPEN Festival 2021 will run from October 28 through November 7, and whether you join in online or in person, you can celebrate no matter where you are. Festival co-convenor, Damien Stevens-Todd and committee member Jenni George. Photo: Kelly Lucas

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ALMOST 80 rural and regional hospitals, community health services and Aboriginal Community Controlled Health Organisations will share in $120M from the ‘Regional Health Infrastructure Fund’ (RHIF).

The program will deliver a variety of projects across regional Victoria including operating theatre refurbishments, new waiting rooms and hospital beds, accessible paths and ramps, additional consulting rooms, expansions projects and equipment upgrades.

With this latest round of RHIF projects, $490M has been invested in more than 470 regional healthcare projects across the state.

Member for Northern Victoria, Jaclyn Symes MP announced more than $6.6M is being invested in the Goulburn Valley specifically, including: · $5,607,310 for NCN Health’s Cobram Urgent Care Centre refurbishment project.

Renovation of the Cobram Urgent Care

Centre to create a functional workspace which will deliver improved clinical care, enhanced staff and patient safety and enable required infection control measures · $108,100 for Goulburn Valley Health’s Graham Street facility refurbishment project.

The project will include to refurbishment of the sterile supply room and surgical instruments/laser etcher equipment · $937,125 for Goulburn Valley Hospice C a re S er v ic e’s G re ater S heppa r ton Community Palliative Care Hub: ‘Access for All project’. The project will deliver key accessibility and sustainability components of the construction of a Community Palliative Care Hub. Its design ensures GVHCS has capability to meet the Greater Shepparton region’s need for specialist community palliative care “Everyone deserves access to quality health care facilities and services – we’re ensuring the

REGIONAL HEALTH INFRASTRUCTURE FUND... Member for Northern Victoria, Jaclyn Symes MP announced more than $6.6M is being invested in the Goulburn Valley health system.

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Goulburn Valley community has exactly that close to home,” said Member for Northern Victoria, Jaclyn Symes MP. More information at projects f u nde d by t he R H I F at vhba .v ic . g o v. a u / h e a l t h / r e g i o n a l - f a c i l i t i e s / regional-health-infrastructure-fund.

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Worker bees with a purpose FEELINGS of isolation, depression and hopelessness have surged during the pandemic.

Bumble Bee’s Marketplace, located in picturesque Nagambie, is a small business making a big impact.

“A lot of people have said that you can feel something when you come in here. We just try to provide a respectful vibe and a compassionate space for people who need it,” said managing director, Jackie Butterworth.

In addition to a huge selection of competitively priced fresh local produce, flowers, groceries, and more, Jackie with the help of Jan Morris, director of Morris

Outside, found in the Marketplace, have created a space for locals to have a cuppa and a chat, after they noticed an alarming increase in customers seeming depressed or suicidal.

“COVID has sent most people in a spin.

People are vulnerable; At least eight people have shared to me that they were planning to end their life. I don't mind giving them my time to see them feel better when they’re leaving,” said Jan. “It’s quite tragic to see people hurting and hearing they want to end their life. We just try to lighten them up as best we can.”

M a ny who have received suppor t have become a part of the fabric that fills

the Marketplace, bringing in meals they’ve made, contributing produce, crafts projects or anything else, knowing there are friends in the community who care. Bumble Bee’s Marketplace has become a hive of love and positivity.

Showing compassion and respect goes a long way, particularly when mental health services are at a critical point and more people than ever are looking for assistance. We’re fortunate to find this compassion in our own backyard.

Visit Bumble Bee’s Marketplace at 298 High Street, Nagambie or contact Jackie on 0490 093 625 to learn more.

SMALL BUSINESS, BIG IMPACT... Jan Morris (left) of Morris Outside and Jacqueline Butterworth of Bumble Bee’s Marketplace at 298 High Street, Nagambie. Bumble Bee’s Marketplace is fast becoming a go to place in Nagambie. Photo: Geoff Adams

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. . . n o o s g n i m Co DELICIOUS NEW MENU... A yummy new place to grab a bite to eat has opened up at Billabong Garden Complex called Ruby Saltbush Café. Billabong Garden Complex nursery manager Tracy Lamont and cafe manager Shaun Sawyers. Photo: Kelly Lucas

Your new favourite lunch spot A YUMMY new place to grab a bite to eat has opened up at Billabong Garden Complex called Ruby Saltbush Café.

Qualified chef, Shaun, has developed a delicious menu inspired by seasonal produce, and as the name suggests, you will see a little Ruby Saltbush influence too, w it h some d ishes t hat feat u re this pret t y, salt y, sweet indigenous native plant. There are also find gluten free, dairy free and vegetarian options available. Like Billabong, Ruby Saltbush Café is a social enterprise of ConnectGV. “We are excited to be operating our own café is an extension of the Billabong experience that locals and visitors have come to know and love,” said Complex Manager, Tracy Lamont.

“In the future, the café will also provide a wonderful option for work experience

and training opportunities.”

The Ruby Saltbush is a native plant, indigenous to our region and is grown at Billabong Garden Complex. The little saltbush is characterised by its tolerance, sustainability and flavours of life, from sweet through to salty.

“We think the charm of the Ruby Saltbush resonates with ConnectGV and Billabong Garden Complex, in that it represents our drive for inclusion / tolerance, to be sustainable and deliver on an array of activities that provide choice and have purpose and meaning,” said ConnectGV CEO, Carolynne Frost.

You c a n v ie w t he f u l l menu on t h e B i l l a b o n g w e b s i t e a t w w w. billbonggardencomplex.com.au. The Ruby Saltbush Café is open 7 days from 9.30am to 3.30pm.

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Mathoura Bowling Club

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Secretary Manager 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. We have 2 bowling greens, 41 gaming machines, TAB, Keno, bar, and bistro.

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

Casual Bar/Gaming Attendant Applicants must have a can do attitude, be able to work unsupervised as well as in a small team, they must have excellent communication skills and be able to work nights, weekends and public holidays.

Experience in Bar/Gaming is preferred but not essential. The successful applicant must hold or obtain a NSW Responsible Service of Alcohol Certificate and a NSW Responsible Conduct of Gaming Certificate.

Applications Close 29 October 2021 Please forward your written application along with your resume including two referees to: Mathoura District and Servicemen’s Bowling Club Ltd PO Box 138, Mathoura NSW 2710 admin@mathourabowlingclub.net In person: Mon to Fri 11am to 5pm 1-9 Moama St Mathoura NSW 2710

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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.

The club now has a position available for a Head Chef. You will be operating the kitchen for the Bistro open 7 days for Lunch and Dinner as well as for Functions. Our Club prides itself on being able to provide excellent meals at an affordable price.

The ideal applicants will have: • Experience in a commercial kitchen • Be able to work under pressure in a busy kitchen environment • Have good communication skills • Be able to work well unsupervised and in a small team • Be able to provide value for money, QSFTFOUBCMF meals • Have the flexibility to work nights, weekends and public holidays.

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Commencement salary $54,459.60p.a. + 10% Superannuation + 9 day fortnight Please visit our website www.murrayriver.nsw.gov.au for further information, how to apply and to obtain a Position Description which clearly outlines the key accountabilities and mandatory key selection for the role.

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Applications including resume and cover letter can be sent to payroll@leocatastransport.com.au

Cnr Ross & William Street, Tatura 3616

(03) 58242135 leocatastransport.com.au

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JOB VACANCIES Due to ongoing business needs we are seeking to employ professional and reliable experienced Heavy vehicle/Multi Combination drivers.

KW Thompsons Transport have routes across Australia including Brisbane, Melbourne, Sydney and Adelaide making this position accessible to drivers in every state.

Project Manager

We offer: • Attractive pay rates and allowances paid weekly • Designated Vehicle • Home most weekends • Permanent full-time position after initial 3 months successful probation

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SPORT

SUFNC A Grade Best & Fairest winner Jessie Barnes- Hill (GVL Wellman Family Medal)

SUFNC Seniors Calvert Brothers and H.T Luck Trophies and Alan McCluskey Medal for Best & Fairest Winner Kyle Clarke

Adviser

SUFNC B Grade Best & Fairest award winner, Alice Clurey

SUFNC Under 16’s Gillepsie Family Trophy for Best & Fairest award winner Oscar Ryan

SUFNC 2021 15 & Under Best & Fairest award winner Zari Creighton

Awards night a success SHEPPARTON United Football & Netball Club held their 2021 awards evening online last Friday night. Even though it was an interrupted season due to Covid, there were many stand-out performances amongst the junior and senior football and netball teams and all team coaches were thrilled with the amount of effort and positive attitudes players and parents alike showed in challenging circumstances this season.

SUFNC would like to congratulate all the awards winners and thank all players, parents, coaches, volunteers and committee members for all their hard work and support in what has been a challenging season for everyone.

FOOTBALL AWARDS: UNDER 14’S Huffer Family Trophy for Best & Fairest • Winner: RILEY ONLEY • Runner-up: MAX ELDER • Coach's Award: ANTON CALANDRO • Best 1st year player: BLAKE SOFRA • 1 Percenter Award: JAYDEN PERT • Leading Goal Kicker: RILEY ONLEY • Most Improved: THOMAS HIGGINS UNDER 16’S Gillepsie Family Trophy for Best & Fairest • Winner: OSCAR RYAN • Runner-up: LEVY TEJONES • Leading Goalkicker: JO LINDREA • Coach's Award: DECLAN NEWBOUND • Most Improved: JACK SCOTT YOUTH GIRL’S Blizzard Family Trophy for Best & Fairest • Winner: KEELEY SKEPPER

SUFNC 17 & Under Best & Fairest award winner, Hannah Onley (GVL Carol Ryan Rising Star Medal)

• Runner Up: CASSIDY MAILER • Leading Goalkicker: CASSIDY MAILLER • Coach's Award: EMILY ZAMPAGLIONE • 1 Percenter Award: KAMALI LAMBA • Club Person Award: RUBY DAVIES • Soroptimist International Encouragement Award Winners: JAZMIN MATHERS & ISSY FERRARI U18’S Bill Gooley trophy and Neil Haynes Medal for Best & Fairest • Winner: ISAAC BARRY • Runner-up: HAYDEN BROCK & JORDAN WIGGINS • Encouragement Award: HAYDEN BROCK • Maurie Kelly Memorial Trophy for Most Improved: BRODY TELFORD • Most Coachable: SAM ADAMS • Leading Goalkicker: BOWEN CALOGERO • Most Determined: SEB PELLIGRINO • Lindsay Blizzard Memorial Trophy for Best Clubman: LOCHLAN SUMMERS SENIOR RESERVES Shorty Woolard Memorial Trophy and Tom McMahon Medal for Best & Fairest • MASON IRVINE • Runner-up: WILL NORMAN • Most consistent: ADAM PIGATTO • Most Improved: JARED NEWMAN • Most Valuable Player: TOM COOK SENIORS Calvert Brothers and H.T Luck Trophies

SUFNC U18’s Bill Gooley trophy and Neil Haynes Medal for Best & Fairest award winner, Isaac Barry

SUFNC Huffer Family Trophy for Best & Fairest award winner Riley Onley alongside Max and Robyn Huffer

and Alan McCluskey Medal for Best & Fairest • Winner: KYLE CLARKE • Ian Marrett Trophy for RunnerUp: MITCH CLEELAND • Garry Brennan Trophy for Most Consistent: SHANE NEAVES • Frank Johnson Trophy for Best First Year Player: LIAM SERRA • Most Improved: JACK NORMAN • Most Professional: DOUG WREN • Barry Connelly Trophy for Leading Goalkicker: ELLIOT CAVALLARO • Ross "Percy" Addlem Memorial Trophy: ADAM FISHERA SUFNC 2021 AWARD RECIPIENTS 15 & UNDER • Best & Fairest: ZARI CREIGHTON • Runner’s Up: RUBY DIFFEY • Coach’s Award: JANAYA PETTIE

SUFNC B Reserve Best & Fairest award winner, Charlotte Keady (GVL Gaye Eaton Medal)

17 & UNDER • Best & Fairest: HANNAH ONLEY (GVL CAROL RYAN RISING STAR MEDAL) • Runner’s Up: JULIETTE PRIESTLY • Coach’s Award: ABBEY COMMADEUR B RESERVE • Best & Fairest: CHARLOTTE KEADY (GVL GAYE EATON MEDAL) • Runner’s Up: NICOLE FORTE • Coach’s Award: BRYLEE ASH B GRADE • Best & Fairest: ALICE CLUREY • Runner’s Up: GRACE MCINNENY • Coach’s Award: TAYLA CLOHESY A GRADE • Best & Fairest: JESSIE BARNES-HILL (GVL WELLMAN FAMILY MEDAL) • Runner’s Up: ZOE DAVIES • Coach’s Award: MOLLY KENNEDY

SUFNC Youth Girl’s Blizzard Family Trophy for Best & Fairest award winner Keeley Skepper

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