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Mayor and Deputy Mayor elected FOR the fourth time, Cr Kim O’Keeffe has been elected to serve as Mayor of Greater Shepparton along with Cr Anthony Brophy being elected as Deputy Mayor. Both will serve for the next twelve months. It is the first term for Cr Brophy after being elected to Council in 2020. Continued Page 6

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GREATER SHEPPARTON CITY COUNCIL ALONG WITH SHEPPARTON CHAMBER OF COMMERCE are delighted to announce a four month period of complimentary (timed) parking to help Shepparton CBD recover from COVID-19. Shepparton Chamber of Commerce and Industry president, John Anderson is all smiles in Fryers Street, Shepparton. Photo: Kelly Lucas

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from November to February “This decision by Council will kickstart shopping in the CBD as we come out of lockdown,” said Shepparton Chamber of Commerce and Industry president, John Anderson.

Greater Shepparton City Council are providing shoppers in the Shepparton central business district with complimentary timed parking from November to February. Continued Page 6

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Covid update November 10 between 1pm and 4pm. No appointments are necessary. 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 COVID19 vaccinations and further information can be found at https://covid-vaccine. healthdirect.gov.au/eligibility... Please rely on information from trusted and reliable places regarding vaccination – information is available from the Department of Health at https://www.coronavirus.vic.gov.au / vaccine. There are 275 active cases of people w it h C OV I D -19 i n t h e G r e at e r Shepparton LGA. Anyone with symptoms of COVID19, no matter how mild, (such as fever, chills, cough, sore throat, runny nose, loss of sense of smell), headache should get tested immediately.

S H E P PA RT O N h a s n o w p a s s e d 80,000 doses of the COVID-19 vaccine administered at the McIntosh Centre in Shepparton, and 140,000 doses administered across the GV Health Local Public Health Unit area. The region has also reached more than 95 percent first vaccine dose, and 87.8 percent with their second dose. Walk in appointments are available at the McIntosh Centre for Moderna, AstraZeneca and Pfizer vaccines. GV Health's Vaccine Hub is located in the McIntosh Centre at Shepparton Showgrounds and opening hours are: • Monday to Saturday 9:00am–4:00pm • Tuesday 9:00am – 9:00pm Shepparton now has two mobile units, Jabba the Bus and Maxine Vaccine providing vaccinations for people unable to get to the main vaccination centres. Jabba The Bus will be at Rumbalara Football Netball Club on

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Plea for heart health SHEPPARTON tops the state as the top region for heart attack hospitalisations against state average. A whopping 28 percent of residents have ended up in the emergency room compared to the Victorian average rate of 13.6 per 10,000 people. Locals are also five percent less active than people are in other places. The Heart Foundation is calling for $1.2M to tackle Victoria’s overall poor exercise scorecard in Melbourne’s outer growth areas and regional heart hotspots. The heart health charity has urged the Victorian State Government for its support to expand the Heart Foundation’s ‘Walking Program’ in priority areas to help save more lives and avoid hospital admissions. Heart Foundation Heart Maps data reveal alarming inequities exist, with higher rates of physical inactivity, coronary heart disease deaths and hospitalisations found in lower socio-economic areas across the state. More than 4800 Victorians die and 36,000 are hospitalised each year from coronary heart disease. The healthcare benefits are enormous, studies have found that for every dollar invested in walking, it returns $13. “At least 30 minutes of brisk walking most days is enough to help people reduce their risks of heart disease by 30 to 40 per cent,” said Heart Foundation’s CEO in Victoria, Kellie-Ann Jolly.

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“Being regularly active is a heart muscle workout that helps manage weight, reduces stress and boosts mood. As well, it helps manage clinical risks for heart disease, like high blood pressure, high cholesterol and diabetes.” Go to walking.heartfoundation.org.au to find a walking group or sign up to a free Personal Walking Plan.

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Maude Street Mall redevelopment works underway THE Maude Street Mall redevelopment is finally underway. The redevelopment will be completed in four stages, with expected completion of the entire project by late 2022. Contractors are currently undertaking early works demolition and utility connections. Stage 1 located on the west side of the mall at the Fraser Street entrance is currently under construction. The majority of works will be completed by the end of 2021 with playground equipment to be installed early next year. Greater Shepparton City Council has sought to reduce disruption to shoppers and traders during the works as far as practicable, particularly in the lead up to Christmas. Access to stores in the Maude Street Mall will be maintained throughout the construction period and parking in the surrounding areas will not be affected. The new mall design includes the addition of low speed, one-way traffic with on-street parking and is estimated to cost $17.15M. 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 or go to Greater Shepparton City Council website.

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WORK ON THE MALL BEGINS... Part of Maude Street Mall has been sectioned off for the new reconstruction works. Photo: Kelly Lucas

demanding, “Trick or treat!” to their neighbours, in hopes of taking home some sweet bounty to feast upon. Every year, Halloween proves to be a spook-tacular family event that involves the whole community. The opportunity to get dressed up, enjoy some treats, and take home some extra prizes from one of the numerous Halloween-themed competitions happening

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Skele-fun last Sunday for Halloween I F YOU LOOK ED out your window Sunday evening, you may have been in for a bit of a fright. Fake blood splattered on windows, carved pumpkins, and fuzzy fake spiders nestled in garden trees and amongst awnings set the scene across the district for Halloween this year. Spooky decorations were not enough to keep the hordes of children from

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Support for people recovering from stroke SHEPPARTON has the unenviable record of being in the top 5 regions with poor heart health conditions in Victoria and has the highest incident rate of hospitalisation required for it per population than any other region. Getting support in the recovery stage has been limited and a new stroke support service has recently commenced operation at the Community Health Centre, GV Health.

Gillian McLeod, the centre coordinator has opened with a COVID friendly activity schedule to support people in poststroke, to readjust to getting back into the community. This month, aside from group walks, there are plans to introduce more activities including canoeing, hydro pool classes (assisted by an exercise physiologist) and a human bookclub. “I would like to reach out to people recovering from stroke

to become a member of our group so that we may assist them progress on that journey,” said Gillian. The Shepparton Stroke Support Service is located at Community Health Centre, GV Health, 121 Corio Street, Shepparton and can be reached on 0448 693 298 or by email at shepparton@strokeassociation.com.au for more information.

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Save our fence By Kelly Lucas I N September 2019, Deb Bower and Robert Cardalish took on their best renovation yet, the old Murchison Bank on River Road, Murchison. This heritage listed, but also derelict building, came with many challenges for the passionate renovators with the latest one taking them by surprise. The Shepparton Council has ordered them to remove the new cast iron fence and urns by December 6 or they will take them to VCAT to enforce the removal. The planning department determined the fence has a detrimental impact on the significance of the former bank building

and the Murchison central township precinct. “We have worked very hard to save, repair and enhance this heritage building in a way that is sympathetic to the era and to protect it from further deterioration,” said owner Deb Bower. Deb and Robert have taken the issue to the local community for help. To date there are over 300 handwritten and online signatures relating to the petition of saving their fence. If you would like to help Deb and Robert head to the Murchison Victoria Community Facebook page and search for their petition and link.

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Greater Shepparton Secondary College has been a brave reform of education delivery in our region. There has been understandable anxiety at such a signiﬁcant change, but we believe the new campus and expanded subject and pathway offerings can offer improved educational outcomes. In addition to this, the house system offers a structure where all students will be nurtured and ﬁnd areas of

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study that suit their interests and aptitudes. We applaud the staff and student leadership for managing the challenges of the transition which was made even more difﬁcult by the pandemic. Your stoicism and resilience are examples to us all. The business community stands ready to support the school and students and in ﬁnding their way into further education and meaningful and rewarding careers.

From pizza ovens to picnic tables, gym equipment to work benches, there is heaps to choose from as GSSC teams up with Kevin Hicks Real Estate for its second online auction this month. Almost 1000 items are on offer as the college prepares to move house. All proceeds from the sale of surplus goods will be returned to GSSC – scan the QR code for details.

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Complimentary Parking from November to February continued from front page FROM retail to hospitality, many local businesses have been affected by the COV ID-19 pandemic. This includes a

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decrease in revenue and foot traffic with businesses having to close their doors, operate using alternative methods and decrease the number of patrons allowed inside. A combination of lockdowns, quarantine requirements, restrictions and limited visitors travelling into the region have impacted our local economy.

To assist with recovery from the pandemic and providing an additional incentive to shop locally and support local business, Council is providing complimentary car parking in Council-owned on street parking spaces for four months. Complimentary parking begins on 1 November 2021 and ends on 28 February

2022, with paid on-street parking beginning again on 1 March 2022. Time limits still apply for the parking spaces during this period and infringements will be issued if you overstay the time displayed on the signs for the area.

Mayor and Deputy Mayor elected continued from front page IN her Mayoral address following the election, Mayor Cr O’Keeffe said, “I look forward to much more positive things ahead for our community as we move through the COVID-19 recovery phase.” “I am delighted I am going to be there during this recovery and the many more things coming our way this next year. “We need strong, compassionate leadership and I want to finish the job I have started. I have been there during COVID-19 and I want to be there during the recovery.” Council also adopted the Councillors Statement of Expectations for the Mayor which can be found on the Council website. MAYOR AND DEPUTY ELECTED... Deputy Mayor, Cr Anthony Brophy and Mayor, Cr Kim O’Keeffe elected for the next year. Photo: Steve Hutcheson

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ORGAN DONATIONS SAVES LIVES... The parents of an organ donor listen to his heartbeat in the chest of its recipient. Photo: Supplied.

FU NDING for initiatives that enhance community awareness of organ and tissue donation is being provided to the tune of $750,000. Federal Member for Nicholls, Damian Drum, is encouraging community groups, local businesses, and not-for-profit organisations to apply for grants of up to $50,000 to help promote the importance of donation. Mr Drum said the grants could also fund creative measures that promote discussion among family and friends about donation, or activities that encourage more people to sign up on the Australian Organ Donor Register. “Organ and tissue donation are life-saving and lifechanging for recipients, yet there are still 13 million eligible Australians who have not yet registered their decision on the Australian Organ Donor Register,” Mr Drum said.

“We know nine out of ten families will agree to organ donation if their loved one is registered and they’ve spoken about it as a family, so these types of grants are crucial in helping us get the message out, and ultimately saving the lives of people on the Australian transplant wait list.” Applications can be made in one of three categories: 1. Broad-reaching national events 2. Media, public relations, or digital activities 3. Research / behavioural change projects or the development of education resources. Applications for this funding round close November 19, 2021. Multi-year funding of up to three years is available for national events applications. Successful applicants will be announced in February next year.

High risk of thunderstorm asthma A ST H M AT IC S and even those who haven’t experienced severe symptoms before are warned to be on alert for the onset of thunderstorm asthma due to high pollen count and weather changes. The combination of forecast high grass pollen levels and severe storms with strong winds means that there is a chance that a large number of people may develop asthma symptoms over a short period of time. Our hospitals are experiencing significant demand due to COVID-19, so it’s important you stay well. You can protect yourself and those in your care by following these simple steps: Monitor the epidemic thunderstorm asthma risk forecast on the VicEmergency app Avoid being outdoors in a storm, especially the winds that precede them Take your preventative medication as directed, even when you’re symptom free Carry your reliever and know how to manage an asthma attack. Follow your asthma action plan or use asthma first aid. Call Nurse on Call on 1300 60 60 24 or see your local doctor if you require medical advice. Call triple zero (000) immediately if someone is not breathing, if their asthma suddenly becomes worse or is not improving, or if the person is having an asthma attack and a reliever puffer is not available. Epidemic thunderstorm asthma risk forecasts are available to 31 December on the VicEmergency app and website at: http://emergency.vic.gov.au/ prepare/#thunderstorm-asthma-forecast. For up-todate information, visit the VicEmergency website or download the VicEmergency App.

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IT’S duckling season, and with this, RSPCA Victoria, BirdLife Australia and Wildlife Victoria are encouraging the community to be on the lookout for ducklings who have been separated from their parents and raising awareness of how to respond and care for ducks in need. Ducks will commonly choose to nest in suburban backyards, especially those with pools and places to nest in safety. By seeking a nesting site away from her home watercourse and predators, a mother duck increases the chance of her ducklings’ survival. Within just 24 hours of hatching, parent ducks will escort their ducklings back to their home territory, which is sometimes when ducklings become separated from their parents and may require assistance from the public. “This journey home is the most important trip of a duckling’s life - the parents are teaching them how to make this trek by themselves and learn their way home. This important lesson time also teaches ducklings how to avoid predators and other dangers such as cars, along with how to feed properly and navigate the neighbourhood,” said RSPCA Victoria CEO Dr Liz Walker. “If you do come across ducklings who have been separated, often the parents will not be far away. The best approach is to observe the ducklings at a safe distance until their parents return. If after a few days, you’re still concerned about the welfare of the ducklings, you can contact a local wildlife carer for advice.” Dr Walker said the Department of Environment, Land, Water and Planning’s (DELWP) ‘Help for Injured Wildlife Tool’ can help you locate the nearest wildlife carer in your area, and Wildlife Victoria’s Emergency Response Service can advise you on what to do with orphaned ducklings while you’re waiting for a volunteer rescuer to arrive. They can also help with advice if you find sick or injured ducks.

THE Federal Government is providing a new tranche of $150,000 in federal funding for small- scale upgrades and new equipment for community groups in Nicholls. Expressions of interest opened today for Round 7 of the Stronger Communities Programme (SCP), which gives local governing bodies and community groups an opportunity to nominate projects for grants of up to $20,000. Federa l Memb er for Nichol ls , Da m ia n Dr u m said, “More funding for Nicholls would deliver the infrastructure and equipment our communities need to be successful and grow.

This latest funding injection will support up to 20 projects across our communities, supporting jobs and delivering an economic boost Local Federal Member for Nicholls, Damian Drum “This latest funding injection will support up to 20 projects across our communities, supporting jobs and delivering an economic boost to drive our recovery on the other side of the COVID-19 pandemic,” Mr Drum said. Mr Drum said 17 groups in Nicholls received funding in Round 6 of the SCP. These included the Tongala Development Group, Kyabram Youth Club, Gunbower Bowls Club, Rushworth Cricket Club, and Seymour Railway Heritage Centre.

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Snake safety when you’re out camping AS temperatures soar in the coming weeks, our cold-blooded reptile friends are becoming more active and a lot more visible. Snakes are typically found in cool, dark, protected areas such as under buildings and near sheds, around rubble and stored materials, in electrical switch boxes and long grass. It’s also not uncommon for snakes to enter unattended open vehicles. "As we go into spring, it's the season to brush up on your snakebite first aid knowledge and ensure all Australians are doing what they can to coexist with our slithery friends," Australian Reptile Park head of reptiles, Daniel Rumsey said. About 3,0 0 0 people are bitten by snakes every year, with about 300 of them receiving antivenom and one or two bites, on average, proving fatal. If not treated immediately, a person can

die within 30 minutes depending on the amount of venom injected and the species of snake. Bite victims must be kept calm and still and have their whole injured limb pressure bandaged. PLEASE REMEMBER: If you see a snake, keep calm and move yourself and anyone with you (including pets) away from the area Don’t attempt to capture or harm snakes. Instead call DELWP on 136 186 for further advice, or call a licensed snake catcher Undertake first aid training and ensure your first aid kit contains several compression bandages, and if someone is bitten, call 000 immediately. Keep a snake specific safety kit on hand if possible.

the future. Although there are nine paediatricians based in the Goulburn Valley region, seven are based at GV Health and deal predominately with hospitalised children and the demand for paediatric services in the area is overwhelmingly high. Patients regularly wait a minimum of six months for an initial consultation and in some cases up to two years. Ms Lovell said that recent Australian Early Development Census data revealed that Greater Shepparton rates are above the State average in many categories of childhood disadvantage including physical disabilities, emotional problems, social deprivation, and communication.

Appointments to the boards of directors of public hospitals, multi purpose services and early parenting centres The Minister for Health, Martin Foley MP, is pleased to invite applications for part time board director positions of public hospitals, multi purpose services and early parenting centres with terms of office commencing from 1 July 2022. Safe and high quality healthcare for all Victorians is a priority of the Victorian Government. Applicants for board directorships must be able to demonstrate and provide evidence in support of the skills they identify in their applications. Collaboration, through the recently established Health Service Partnerships, is a key Victorian Government priority (https://www2.health.vic.gov.au/health-service-partnership). Applicants should have a demonstrated history of achievement through collaboration and partnering. Being able to demonstrate strong working relationships, particularly in the Victorian health sector, will be highly valued. These positions provide an exciting opportunity for members of the Victorian public with relevant experience and qualifications to contribute to the strategic leadership of public health care delivery to the community. The Victorian Government is committed to ensuring boards, and committees, broadly reflect the diversity of the Victorian community. Applications are welcomed from women, Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people, people of all ages, people with disabilities, people from culturally and linguistically diverse backgrounds and lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, gender diverse and intersex people. Applications close at Midnight Monday 29 November 2021. Further information including how to apply, please visit https://www2.health.vic.gov.au/governance

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W E N DY L ove l l , t h e M e m b e r f o r Northern Victoria, has called on the State Government to provide funding to ensure the smooth establishment of a new paediatric service in Mooroopna. T h e bu l k- b i l l e d s e r v i c e , du e to commence on February 1, 2022, will be operated by two paediatricians as well as support staff and located at the Mooroopna Integrated Early Learning Centre. Speaking during the adjournment debate in State Parliament recently, Ms Lovell called on Minister for Health, Martin Foley, to provide funding of $30K to help establish the new paediatric service and provide recurrent funding of $2K each year to ensure the operation of the service into

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SIT-DOWN EATING IS BACK... Shepparton Marketplace food court table and chairs are finally back in use after months of being shut off to the public because of covid restrictions. “It’s great to see familiar faces and just people getting out again enjoying what was once normality. Christmas is coming and it’s only going to get busier, finally people can sit back down, take a break and enjoy a bite to eat and a cuppa” said Jason Lenon owner of Mrs Fields, Urban Wrap and Revolver at Shepparton Marketplace. Photo: Kelly Lucas

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THE beauty of home brewing is the ability to control and steer your beer in any direction you wish, at a fraction of the retail price. Beer comes in so many varieties and strengths. Maybe you like a particular beer’s taste but find it heavy, or perhaps you would prefer something slightly less dry but can’t find an ale commercially that ticks all your boxes. Even if you do have a favou rite, commercially available drink of choice, for as low as 40 cents a stubby, Phillips Cellars has a recipe to replicate any beer, with

more than 100 beers to choose from. Phillips Cellars and Regional Wine Centre have everything you need to establish your home brewing set up, from as little as $145, and possess a wealth of over 40 years knowledge to give you step-by-step advice on how to make your perfect brew. Check out the full range of home brew equipment, kegs, fridges and ingredients at Phillips Cellars, 119 Corio Street, Shepparton or give the store a call on 5821 2051.

Keeping drivers safe ROADSIDE grass from along almost 2,000KM of rural sealed road will be slashed in order to increase visibility and maintain road safety throughout Campaspe Shire. Due to significant spring growth and high moisture content, the time to complete the slashing will undoubtedly be extended. “Roadside slashing is one of our most important annual undertakings,” said Acting General Manager Infrastructure, Daniel Basham.

“Our road maintenance teams are out and about, getting around to rural sealed roads and ensuring the safety of local motorists. Our fire break slashing program is also scheduled to start in early November. This entails works along select rural gravel roads and sealed roads with the intention of reducing potential fire risk.” For more information on Council road programs or to lodge a road service request, go to Campaspe Council’s website.

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OUTintheOPEN still celebrating ten big years IT’S week two, and there are just a few days until Carnival Day! Reimagined from Queens Gardens, to an online extravaganza, this Saturday 6 November, join the OUTintheOPEN crew LIVE from 1pm. It will be a family-friendly afternoon of drag queens, local musicians, shoutouts and celebrations of 10 years of OUTintheOPEN history. Ada m T hompson f rom Chocolate Starfish will be joining us also. “Everyone is welcome!” said Festival Co-convenors, Damien Stevens-Todd and Georgina Poort. “OU TintheOPEN is Greater S h e p p a r t o n’s F e s t i v a l c e l e b r a t i n g L G B T I QA+ p r id e a n d c o m mu n it y

diversity. This week’s line-up of events boasts an inclusive GLOBE networking event including our Mayor Kim O’Keeffe before the Pride in Diversity show on ON E FM 98.5 sharing (hi)stories of LGBTIQA+ elders as we celebrate and commemorate the 40-year anniversary of the decriminalisation of homosexuality.” Then, a Frock Up Friday singalong (karaoke), a Rainbow Story Time will take place on Saturday morning thanks to the GV Library, and the BIG Lemon Tree Brunch on Sunday. There’s still some time to get involved. Don’t miss ‘out’! More i n fo a nd t icke t s at w w w. outintheopen.org.au/events-2021.

EVERYONE IS WELCOME... Getting behind OUTintheOPEN, from left, Jenni George, James Stevenson, Charlotte Nicolson, Chris Stevens-Todd, Damien Stevens-Todd, Fletcher Stevens-Todd, Photo: Kelly Lucas

Sheed speaks out against rushed pandemic legislation notion that we know what we are doing. When we come to vote on this bill, we should ask ourselves: do we know what we are voting on?” Ms Sheed agreed that there should be fit-for-purpose pandemic legislation, but she needed the time to consult with the community and experts on the details of the bill. “There may be aspects of this bill that we could improve on, such as parliamentary oversight and transparency,” Ms Sheed said. Ms Sheed compared the debate of this legislation to the

SUZANNA Sheed, the Member for Shepparton District, has voted against the passage of the Public Health and Wellbeing Amendment (Pandemic Management) Bill 2021 in parliament. Ms Sheed said the bill was only made public with a lastminute briefing by the government with a view to the bill being introduced the following morning. “I would have liked the opportunity to take this back to my electorate,” Ms Sheed said. “Everything we do in this chamber is premised on the

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engine, 3.2 litres, and 8 for the number of cylinders. The 328 was the final evolution of the transversely mid-mounted, conventionally aspirated 90-degree V8 Dino engine. The transversely mounted engine is a popular way to save space on the rear-mid, rearwheel drive layout. Described as one of the most usable classic Ferraris because of its durable road record, history of appreciating value, and classical aesthetics, the 328-model remained in production for four years (1985 to 1989) GTS production totalled 6,068 vehicles The 328 uses the Ferrari Dino engine produced from the late 1950s to the early 2000s. It is a very similar engine design as that used in the 308 Quattrovalvole model. It has a naturally aspirated 3.2-litre (3185 cc), 4-valve-per-cylinder (quattro valve),

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Sport is back, but our clubs need a hand COMMUNITY SPORTS has been given the go-ahead, with no vaccination requirement for participation, allowing communities to reconnect with their clubs. Valley Sport, alongside Regional Sport Victoria, has gathered data which indicates that since the beginning of the pandemic, 30 percent of clubs have seen a reduction of up to 25 percent in volunteers. Simultaneously, there was a 42 percent decrease in participation across clubs and associations around regional Victoria. A declining volunteer base can be the difference between having a team participate or club events going ahead, which can have a significant flow on effect for many clubs and communities. Similar data from Sports Australia has identified volunteering as the lifeblood for organised competition with an increasing number of opportunities identified, particularly for those with a disability, retirees, low-income households, and

people who speak a language other than English. Valley Sport encourages all people to give local sport and active recreation a go by joining or volunteering at a club or sports organisation. The rewards you receive from volunteering your time to community in clubs and groups has been linked to positive mental, social, and physical benefits, as well as a feeling of greater life satisfaction. Executive officer at Valley Sport, David Quinn said, “Volunteers are the glue that holds our community club's fabric together, without them there can be no community sport. I urge anyone who is considering on putting up their hand to do so as you will be welcomed with open arms and many hands really do make light work. If your club needs further assistance in this space, in member or volunteer retention and recruitment you can contact Valley Sport on 5831 8456 or valleysport.net.au or by emailing clubsupport@valleysport.net.au

IT TAKES A TEAM... Players, coaches, referees, first aid, and more. It’s all hands on deck for community sports success. Photo: Supplied

Grants available to help Aboriginal athletes kick goals GETTING the summer sporting season underway, grants have become available to Aboriginal Victorians to cover the costs of sporting overheads. Round two of the 2021-22 Aboriginal Sport Participation Grant Program has made more than $87,000 available to boost sporting activities, including purchasing uniforms and equipment, as well as travel expenses to participate in events.

Teams can apply for grants of up to $1,500 to participate in state or national sport carnivals, up to $1,000 for uniforms and sporting equipment, and up to $750 for travel and accommodation expenses. From Tokyo Olympics bronze medallist and NBA star Patty Mills, to Olympic 400m sprint champion Cathy Freeman, Aboriginal athletes have made a huge impact in the sporting arena and beyond.

T his g rants prog ram suppor ts communities to harness the social and health benefits that sport and active recreation can provide. Since the start of the program in 2020, the State Government has provided 128 grants, totalling more than $138,000 to Aboriginal community organisations, clubs and individuals across the state. M i n i ster for A b or ig i n a l A f fa i r s ,

Gabrielle Williams commented, “Sport is a wonderful part of Victorian life and we want everyone to have the chance to get involved and progress through the ranks. The benefits of sports participation extend beyond the individual and enrich the community.” To apply for a grant, visit sport.vic.gov. au.

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