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Local artist wins people’s choice award SHEPPARTON artist, Mark Niglia has taken home first prize in the people’s choice award at the Victoria Sculpture Prize held at the Port of Sale, Gippsland gallery exhibition. H i s s c u l p t u r e , ‘ Yo r k e ’ i s a commemoration to all the horses and soldiers who fought in ‘The Third Battle of Ypres’ in Belgium during the first World War. Mark’s great-grandfather, John Frederick Yorke, was a soldier who was injured during the battle when an artillery shell exploded under the captain’s horse. The horse potentially saved the lives of both men. Continued Page 11

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SNEAK PEEK AT WHAT’S TO COME... From left Independent Member for Shepparton District Suzanna Sheed and Minister for Education James Merlino, with Bangerang artist Rebecca Atkinson and Yorta Yorta artist Tom Day, who created the school’s centerpiece artwork, Ngarri Ngarri, with input from Year 9 students. Photo: Deanne Jeffers.

$130M school all set for 2022 Merlino and Sheed tour new college campus CONSTRUCTION at the new Greater Shepparton Secondary College (GSSC) is complete, ahead of its opening to students and their families for the 2022 school year. Minister for Education, James Merlino visited the site last week with Independent

Member for Sheppar ton District, Suzanna Sheed, to unveil key features and to reveal the official names of GSSC’s ‘Neighbourhood’ buildings. T he nam ing was managed by the Local Aboriginal Education Consultative

Group with Yorta Yorta and Bangerang representatives and each building is named after iconic Goulburn Valley trees: Biyala, or the River Red Gum; Dharnya, or the Grey Box; and Bayuna is Yellow Box. Continued Page 11

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Top judges select best regional wines BEST IN SHOW...The three judges charged with the delicate task of ranking 75 wines for the Dookie Wine Show included winemaker Amy Smith of Warrabilla Wines; chief winemaker at Pfeiffer Wines, Jen Pfeiffer; and assistant wine maker at Fowles Wine, Tegan Clydesdale, pictured with Phillips Cellars and Regional Wine Centre owner, Paul Phillips. Photo: Kelly Lucas

THE highly-anticipated judging for the Dookie Wine Show took place last week, with three judges tasting and assessing 75 standout entries. The three judges charged with the delicate task of ranking 75 wines included head judge Jen Pfeiffer, chief winemaker at Pfeiffer Wines; winemaker Amy Smith of Warrabilla Wines; and Tegan Clydesdale, assistant wine maker at Fowles Wine. Jen Pfeiffer has been judging wines for over 15 years. “The important part of wine shows is the continuous improvement it encourages for the local wine industry as a whole. It gives winemakers a chance to have their wines assessed independently by a panel of three judges with technical expertise, to critically assess the wines in a blind setting,” she said. “We are able to provide feedback to all exhibitors, it gives local winemakers a chance to present their wines and get an idea of what they’re doing wonderfully and what they can change. “There’s some real crackers amongst what we’re judging today, a really lovely arneis, a newly emerging variety. Our region has prime soils and a great climate for grape growing, and it shines through in these wines.”

Established with the aim of promoting local wines, the annual wine exhibition is held in conjunction with the Dookie A&P Society, Phillips Cellars and Regional Wine Centre, The Adviser, the Greater Shepparton City Council, and Goulburn River Valley Tourism. Now in its 18th year, the Dookie Wine Show is open to wineries across Northern Victoria. 2021 Dookie Wine Show winners thus far are: Class 1. Shiraz: Magyar’s Hill 2018 Shiraz Class 2. Cabernet Sauvignon: Magyar’s Hill 2018 Reserve Cabernet Sauvignon Class 3. Other Red Varieties: John Gehrig 2017 R.G. Durif Class 4. Chardonnay: Star Dust and Muscle 2020 Chardonnay Class 5. Other White Varieties: Whistle and Hope 2019 Riesling Class 6. Sparkling Red and White: Stone Dwellers N. V. Pinot Noir Wine of the Show will be announced at the Dookie Wine Show Dinner by major sponsor, The Adviser’s managing director, Geoff Adams. The date and location of the dinner will be finalised shortly and announced in The Adviser and online.

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IN 2018-2019, the Murray-Darling Basin had its lowest two-year rainfall on record, as well as limited recovery in its water storage levels since 2020. Longer, more intense droughts are expected as global average temperatures rise and water security is put under further strain. Despite positive weather events and rainfall earlier this year that allowed a number of drought affected areas to start recuperating, local water supplies are still recovering and remain below the levels they need to sustain rural communities. This puts at risk the livelihoods of rural enterprises and communities that were dependent on reliable access to water. Almost half of Australia’s farms are serviced by the Murray-Darling Basin’s Victorian waterways, including dairy farmer Fiona Rourke’s property near Shepparton. Last week, Fiona received a donation of a critical 22,500L tank of water to help assist in the recovery from drought thanks to the #FinishWaterWaste initiative. Finish, in partnership with Rural Aid and supported by Coles, will be delivering more water tanks to Australian farmers. These tanks, delivered over the next six months, will help to ensure that more precious rain is captured, and the families that receive them are better

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positioned for the next dry spell. “On behalf of my farming community, I would like to thank Finish, Rural Aid and Coles for their support of this much needed initiative. I also encourage other rural Australians struggling through drought recovery to reach out to Rural Aid for support,” said Fiona. “There is a persistent uncertainty and pressure on water availability in our region, causing great strain on our livestock and ability to care for our families, so the delivery of this water tank makes a big difference in supporting farming communities into the future.”

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councils in Nicholls to ensure local projects get underway and support jobs and businesses as soon as possible.” Among the approved projects under phase one and two of the LRCI program include redeveloping Shepparton’s Vibert Reserve Pavilion and improving lighting on pedestrian paths around Victoria Park Lake precinct, upgrading outdoor aquatic facilities at Avenel and Nagambie, and more. Councils can nominate a range of local road projects for funding, such as traffic signs, street lighting, bridges, tunnels, rest areas, or even road and sidewalk improvements. Community infrastructure projects include upgrading park facilities, installing Wi-Fi networks or improving bike and walking paths. For more information on the $2.5B LRCI program, including guidelines and allocations for the $1B third phase, visit: infrastructure.gov. au/local-roads-and-community-infrastructure

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Clearing sales like no other have provided a quarter-million dollar boost to GSSC – so far. In a unique partnership with Kevin Hicks Real Estate, GSSC has held two clearing sales for surplus goods ranging from student lockers to sporting equipment, appliances to ﬁling cabinets and just about anything else you can imagine. Chelsea McKay, clearing sales manager, said the sales produced a record number

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of bidders and ensured redundant goods from the school’s McGuire, Mooroopna and Wanganui campuses were re-purposed. “They’ve given the GSSC School Council signiﬁcant funds to ﬁnance new, high-tech equipment for students.” Chelsea, a former Wanganui student, said a third sale will be held in the new year to ensure all goods go to a good cause.

Much more than desks and chairs … large plant and equipment like drills and lathes used in technology studies, along with massive kilns used in art, have been moved into the new GSSC in preparation for the school’s opening next year.

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Children’s safety not a priority URGENT ACTION NEEDED... Kialla West Primary School Council have embarked on a fight to have the safety at their school crossing improved to avoid a repeat of a serious collision in 2019, with the full support of The Liberal Member for Northern Victoria Wendy Lovell. Photo: Kelly Lucas BIG CIRCUS EXTRAVAGANZA... Grade 5 and 6 students from St Mel’s Primary School at their annual performance, this year delivered virtually. Photo: Kelly Lucas

The show must go on! THE saying goes that the show must go on, and the student body of St. Mel’s have come together to ensure this is the case. Every two to three years St. Mel’s put together a production extravaganza, performed over two nights in September. Like with many things, COVID put a spanner in the works, but the school community are coming together to perform their show during the day, have it filmed and then shared with families. ‘Under The Big Top’, written by John Duff, is the 2021 production. It follows the tale of a circus that is being sabotaged by a villain called ‘Big Boss Daddy’. The circus folk band together and manage to save the day, with the help of their superhero, Circus Boy! The show features an incredible 17 songs with students from all classes performing in the production.

The core cast consists of 17 grade five and six students, including two ringmasters, clowns, jugglers, tight-rope walkers, a trapeze artist, acrobat, a strongman as well as Big Boss Daddy, his offsider, Clem, Circus Boy and a star-struck audience member, Mallory. We spoke with ‘Big Boss Daddy’, Lucas O’Hora, who shared his thoughts on this great production. "It was very messy at the beginning, especially when we went into remote learning and had to practice over google meets. We thought it may not even go ahead, with so many ups and downs, but in the end we pulled it all together & performed a great show! It's an experience I'll never forget and definitely a highlight of my primary school years.”

DESPITE a horrific crash at a local crossing over three years ago, calls to make the area safer for students and families have been ignored. Kialla West Primary School Council embarked on a fight to have the safety at their school crossing improved to avoid a repeat of a 2019 collision which resulted in three children being hospitalised. The Liberal Member for Northern Victoria Wendy Lovell strongly supports the school community in their bid to see an upgrade to the Kialla West Primary School crossing, to make it safer for students, their families and motorists. Ms Lovell stated the school is frustrated and angry at the lack of State Government action, particularly considering recent information from Regional Roads Victoria that further consultation had to be conducted with Heritage Victoria regarding the impact of any works on the nearby Avenue of Honour trees. In her latest contribution directed to Ben Carroll, the Minister for Roads and Road Safety, Ms Lovell said the matter of the heritage trees was an obvious one and consultation

between RRV and Heritage Victoria should have commenced much earlier. Ms Lovell said Kialla West Primary School Council saw this development as just another unfortunate delay “The school’s frustration and anger at the Government’s failure to address their concerns is understandable and I urge the Minister to immediately intervene to prevent any further delays on making the crossing safer for everyone.” Kialla West Primary School Council President Jamie Gilbert also expressed his disappointment at this setback. “While the school respects the Avenue of Honour trees and their significance to our fallen soldiers, we would hope that the safety of our school families is also given priority, given the risks of this crossing” Speaking during the adjournment debate in State Parliament recently, Wendy directed attention to this critical issue and she hopes, along with the Kialla West Primary School, that it is resolved as quickly as possible.

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CHRISTMAS HAS ARRIVED...Locals and visitors are encouraged to keep their eye out for the festive ornaments over the coming weeks. This year’s decoration display includes Christmas trees, light post bows, LED stars, several Santa and reindeer figures, a Christmas sleigh, Christmas Mooving Art Cows and present boxes. Photo: Stephanie Holliday

Friday 3 December so he has time to reply to everyone.” Letters must be addressed to: Santa NORTH POLE 9999 To ensure Santa can reply to your letter, please attach a 65c Christmas card-only stamp on the front of the envelope and write your name and address on the back. Please note that Santa can only reply to Australian addresses.

SUSTAINABLE AND STYLISH... Building commences next month at MB+M’s purpose-built facility designed by talented architect, Allister Sarris. Photo: Supplied

SHEPPARTON'S premier accounting and wealth creation firm are proud to announce the building of their new premises, thoughtfully designed by architect, Allister Sarris, will be commencing in December. "We're really looking forward to this next chapter in the MB+M journey. Office life has changed dramatically in the last 15 years and we now have the opportunity to build a fitfor-purpose facility that will meet the modern needs of a busy Accounting/Wealth Creation firm," said MB + M tax specialist and wealth creation director, Greg Luscombe. "Many of you will remember when we moved to our current premises at 23 Nixon Street, 13 years ago. At that time, it was state of the art. How quickly things change! Our world is now mostly electronic and we no longer need areas like the filing room that takes up a

substantial proportion of the ground floor." The new building plan is modern, the main concept being the depiction of the building as 'floating'. While the building will be accessible to all, it will also tick many sustainability boxes. "Keep your eyes peeled for our regular photo updates on our social pages as building starts next month. We are expecting to make the big move early in the new financial year - as befits an Accounting Firm," said Mr Luscombe. The team would love to hear from any clients who can recall their 17 Welsford Street premises and prior to that, 21 Welsford Street. If you remember any of these, or even earlier buildings they occupied, please send an email to mbmshepp@mbmgroup.com.au or give them a call on 5821 9177.

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CHR ISTM AS decorations have been installed across Greater Shepparton, spreading Christmas cheer all around town. Locals and visitors are encouraged to keep their eye out for the festive ornaments over the coming weeks. T his year’s decoration display includes Christmas trees, light post bows, LED stars, several Santa and reindeer figures, a Christmas sleigh, Christmas Mooving Art Cows and present boxes. A hig hlig ht of this year’s festive decorations includes the installation of Santa’s mail box outside the Post Office in Wyndham Street, Shepparton. Children are able to post their letters to Santa up until Friday 3 December to make sure it reaches the North Pole in time. Mayor, Cr Kim O’Keeffe said she hoped the festive season was a positive and joyful time for the community after the challenging year due to COVID-19. “ We hop e t h i s ye a r ’s C h r i st m a s decorations bring a little festive cheer to the region. Keep your eye out for the decorations across Greater Shepparton over the coming weeks,” she said. “I encourage children to write their letter to Santa and drop it in to Santa’s mail box, however make sure you get it in by

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A new face at Greater Shepparton Foundation B OA R D m e m b e r s f o r t h e G r e at e r Shepparton Foundation, Carmel Johnson and Nick Bamford have stepped aside to welcome Gracia Musafiri as a new board member at the group’s annual general meeting. GSF chair, Rhys Holleran said, “we are thrilled to have Gracia join us on the board, she has experience in working with our diverse community having volunteered and been employed at local community orga n isat ion , A f r ic a Hou se. G racia also brings valuable marketing skills to our board and is currently employed by Southern Cross Austereo as a Digital Marketing Specialist.”

“Our skills-based board is elected to represent the community we serve. We are grateful for the wealth of knowledge and experience that Carmel and Nick have brought to our board during the transition period to our new foundation, and more recently helped navigate our approach to the challenges of the COVID pandemic faced by our community.” “ We t h a n k C a r mel a nd Nick for their dedication to Greater Shepparton Foundation and wish them all the best as they shift their focus to new roles within our community.” Rhys Holleran returns for a further term as chair, along with Mark De Paola as

WEALTH OF KNOWLEDGE... Greater Shepparton Foundation board members, left to right, Kara Shields, Mark De Paola, Julia Thomas, Gracia Musafiri, Rhys Holleran and Anna Turnbull. Absent: Olivia Barlow. Photo: Supplied.

deputy chair, and directors, Kara Shields, Anna Turnbull, Julia Thomas, and Olivia Barlow. To read about the GSF board members or

to view the 2021 Annual Report, which was released during the AGM, please visit the ‘About Us’ age on the Foundation’s website at www.greatershepparton.foundation.

Bringing generations together for the better ROTARY Club of Shepparton South are to build a new playground at Tarcoola Village in Shepparton. Anyone who watched the ABC’s, Old People's Home for 4 Year Olds would be familiar with the tremendous difference intergenerational connections have for both the young and old. Past president, David Earle explained that the project was inspired by the understanding that 40 percent of people in aged care never have a visitor. There are more than 300 residents living at Tarcoola Villages, which means that more than 120 residents have no visits from family or friends. The key project builds upon the Rotary Club of South

Shepparton’s ‘I wish I’d asked’ initiative, connecting students with aged care residents. By building a family-friendly activity centre and playground in close proximity to retirement villages, the group hope to build a family environment and park for all generations to meet and enjoy. The Tarcoola Parkland Project will be a nature inspired intergenerational playground and barbecue area, built to encourage families and children to visit their elderly loved ones more often. The Rotary Club of South Shepparton has committed $10K plus $18K in volunteer labour. Shepparton Villages, Greater

Shepparton Council, Rotary Foundation, and Spiire have also provided funding toward the project. Mr Earle said, “The whole community is coming together to help with this project. Seating is a large expense, but Council has donated some weathered park benches that volunteer VCAL students at Notre Dame will help renovate. A lot of the work will be done by volunteers.” The facility will also encourage engagement with local kindergartens and schools so that children can regularly interact with residents and build a more connected and enriched community for all.

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The acquisition of the Bondi Soap business has also seen Pental make further investment in their production infrastructure, in order to accommodate local product manufacturing, teaming up with local engineering business, Maddison Wright Engineering to create two purpose-built custom blending vessels, due to be delivered to the site this week. “Both the new vessels have a 1,500L capacity, they’re sanitary grade stainless steel with state-of-the-art inbuilt cleaning in process (CIP) functionality, further enabling us to produce small batches, bespoke, and specifically organic products,” added Mr Conte. “As a proud Australian company, it is important, and very much a part of the Pental ethos that we use authentic formulations that are created right here in Shepparton. Bondi Soap represents a personal care range for the consumer that not only values quality ingredients but is conscious of their environment,” he said.

T-Bro’s Movember raises a record amount for men’s health SHEPPARTON’S Tyler Brodie, who was featured in The Adviser earlier this month for his incredible dedication to Movember. At the time of writing, he raised his highest amount yet: $2,500! This was Tyler’s sixth year with Movember. He became involved to raise awareness of men’s mental health and suicide prevention after his best mate took his own life in 2013. Each year Tyler has raised a larger number of funds and connected with a larger number of people to help stop the stigma around men’s mental health. “Massive thank you again to everyone who bought a ticket or donated money,

thank you again to the people who bought a hat, and thank you to Woolies Benalla for letting me sit out the front to sell my raffle tickets all day again," Tyler said. “Movember is over, but it is so important that we continue to talk about men’s mental health and to remove the stigma that see’s too many men die too young.” While the impact of the pandemic has poorly affected the mental health of many men and other Australians, while also hindering fundraising efforts, Tyler’s contribution is yet another example of how the community rallies together for the greatest impact possible.

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EMOTION THROUGH MOVEMENT... Mark Niglia says he is driven by the desire to communicate emotion, using movement in his sculptures that allows others to interpret feeling through sculpture. Photo: Supplied.

Local artist wins people’s choice award continued from front page

MARK said, “I like to make things with a story in mind first. I need the inspiration and it gives me the energy to make something.” “I never met my great-grandfather, but I knew well of how my grandmother spoke of him and how she felt about him.” Mark creates sculptures from new and used materials, incorporating the energy of distorted metals, charred wood, and fragmented concrete to create emotional, imposing lifesize structures. ‘Yorke’ combines dignity and poise with the strength and

power that a horse possesses. He is sculpted from distorted metals in what the artist describes as a tumultuous yet organised way. ‘Yorke’ is one of a series of horse sculptures that Mark has created. “I just love horses, I can get a lot of variation from horses, they have so many emotions and unique personalities.” Mark Niglia has sculptures on display in NSW at The Roadside Gallery, Wollombi, and Winmark Art Gallery in the Hunter Valley, and his work ‘Pheonix’ is a permanent public display in Yinnar, Gippsland. To learn more about Mark and his sculptures, visit https:// marknigliasculpture.com

Mr Merlino said, “It’s important that in our schools we celebrate our indigenous heritage in artwork, in landscape, in building and design, but also that we back it up in terms of support on the ground in the classroom.” GSSC students will benefit from unrivalled amenities, with an Enterprise and Innovation Centre that will deliver specialist technology, performing arts and the sciences, as well as world-class sporting facilities, including a weights room, two-court gym and a full-sized oval. “Whatever a student’s passion, it's going to be met in this school and for the wonderful teachers and education support staff here at Greater Shepparton, there are no better spaces to teach than at this school, and I'm just so excited. I can't wait to be back here for the official opening and seeing 2,200 students walk around and enjoying it.” “It's always been the intent from the very beginning to make sure that it's a big school in terms of opportunity. So, the full suite of VCE vocational opportunities, whatever students' passion is, can be delivered by this school.” Suzanna Sheed commented, “We had tired old schools. We’ve now got a state-of-the-art setting for our young people to be educated in and the opportunities of having all the resources in one place will truly be outstanding.” “The access to subjects, to services, to all sorts of things.... We’ve got our own wellbeing building, a gym, all these things in one place will just create opportunity that this community has never known for its young people.” “It’s investing in the most important thing that you possibly could in our community, and that is our young people.” DON’T MISS THE SPECIAL GREATER SHEPPARTON SECONDARY COLLEGE COMMEMORATIVE LIFT OUT IN NEXT WEEK’S EDITION OF THE ADVISER.

Stay close, go further. VISIT THE MURRAY David Kapay Miss Amelie Wodonga, The Murray Our food at Miss Amelie is inspired by the diverse produce grown along The Murray. We love collaborating with local producers and it makes me so proud that I can give back to the community, through food. The Murray River truly is the lifeblood of our region – it creates so many magical moments.

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To me, from me MANY of us are super excited to be able to get back out and about and celebrate the holiday season with friends and family. A new outfit for Christmas and New Year's Eve are a must, and if you’re looking for some new styles and fresh summer clothing, pop into Mooroopna’s Pampens Boutique to spoil yourself this season. Pampens is a women’s fashion and accessories boutique stocking a beautiful selection of amazing outfits to take you from lunch with the girls to any formal occasion; and everything in between. Pampens specialise in helping you to feel gorgeous, and will solve your ‘what to wear’ dilemma. Curating a broad line up of chic labels, Pampens’ aim is to make it easy for you to

pull together beautiful and versatile outfits. Their labels include Yarra Trail, Humidity, Megan Salmon and Curate; just to name a few. Nothing beats seeing clothing in person, trying it on and avoiding the dreaded trip to the post office or store to return items you purchased online. Shopping in person not only ensures you get the perfect fit, it also means you are supporting local store owners in the lead up to the holiday season. Margie and her lovely team of staff look forward to helping customer style their perfect outfit in store at 112 McLennan Street, Mooroopna. They are open Monday to Friday, 9am to 5:30pm and Saturday 9am to 12pm.

PAMPENS BOUTIQUE, THE FASHION DESTINATION...A new outfit for Christmas and New Year’s Eve are a must, and if you’re looking for some new styles and fresh summer clothing, pop into Mooroopna’s Pampens Boutique to spoil yourself this season. Photo: Kelly Lucas

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WITH the Christmas break just around the corner, it is a great time to start planning your trip away. But before you get too excited, it is important to ensure that your vehicle is in tip-top shape. To avoid holiday breakdowns, it’s best to get your car in for a service before the holiday season commences. This is critically important right now, because it’s likely your vehicle hasn’t spent as much time on the road in the last two years. Shepparton’s Central Tyre Service has nearly 70 years of service experience operating from the same location, and the team can assist with all your vehicle’s needs. Central Tyre Service co-owner, Timothy Webb said, “Preventative maintenance is

the key to vehicle reliability, ensure your vehicle is regularly serviced and maintained prior to any travel.” “Before you head off, it would be a good idea to plan ahead and get yourself prepared.” “Even though we specialise in tyres, we also offer full mechanical repairs including suspension, alignments, brakes and more, so drop in to see the team and let us help make sure your holiday break is a smooth, stress-free and enjoyable time.” Book your car in early for a service and tyre check. Call in and see Rod, Tim and the team at Central Tyre Service, located at 117 Welsford Street, Shepparton or phone 5821 9555.

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NEW kicks for Christmas? Yes please. How about getting the kid’s runners sorted for school next year early? Even better. Shepparton’s premier sporting apparel store, Intersport Shepparton, have an awesome range of shoes and clothing for every member of the family. Their team of shoe fitting experts can point you in the right direction and suggest gifts for the whole family, from something cute for a new addition to the tribe through to nan, who probably has an appreciation for comfortable yet stylish footwear. Outdoor toys and games are an integral part of enjoying our own backyards during Christmas and summer in general. Thankfully, Intersport Shepparton have a great range on hand. From basketball hoops and balls through to bocce sets, they have you covered with sporty gifts for everyone. With the Council offering free parking

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GET INTO IT... Shepparton’s premier sporting apparel store, Intersport Shepparton, have an awesome range of shoes and clothing for every member of the family. From left, Intersport Shepparton manager Stephanie Kendall, owner Nipper Harvey and manager Emma McColl. Photo: Kelly Lucas

through to February, it’s easy to park and access the store. Drop into Intersport’s spacious new location at 18-20 Fraser

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Freshen up for the holiday season ONCE the realm of only the rich and famous, cosmetic injections have moved the forefront of many people’s beauty regimes and the subject is no longer considered ‘taboo’. Women and men alike, of all ages, can utilise the expertise of a cosmetic injector to refresh their appearance and boost their confidence. Despite a plethora of different products on the market promising outlandish results, one of the only ways to truly reverse and prevent signs of ageing is with the help of anti-wrinkle injections and filler. Robert and Vanessa are the owners, founders and clinical practitioners at Evoke Aesthetic. With over 50 years’ combined health practitioner experience across hospital and general practice settings, Robert brings his wealth of experience as a registered GP and Vanessa offers her nurse practitioner expertise to the Goulburn Valley. “We have decided to take the leap to expand our years of expert health care experience and put our energy into our growing passion of high-quality skin care treatments that prevent, enhance, replenish, restore and revive your image,” said Robert. They offer a range of services including anti-wrinkle injections, dermal fillers and contouring and even life-changing medical treatments such as bruxism (teeth grinding) treatments, headache management and help with hyperhidrosis (excessively sweaty underarms). For bookings, please visit evokeaesthetics.com.au, give them a call on 0457 509 710 or send them a private message on Facebook.

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THE joy of Christmas has arrived, and with most restrictions lifted, it’s time to prepare for an exceptional Christmas feast and organise catch ups over good coffee before it gets too hectic. Europa Deli and Café is an inviting space for locals to sit and enjoy a chat over a delicious meal or to browse and purchase a wide range of unique and gourmet deli groceries, Europa Deli and Café have all your presents sorted. Europa Deli and Café owners, Joe and Anna Mallamaci, are renowned around town for providing exceptional service to their loyal customers. Further to providing an extensive range of European deli goods, café food, coffee and much more, this Christmas Joe and Anna have again created some gorgeous gourmet baskets and hampers full of delicacies to delight anyone.

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“Our delightful Christmas baskets and hampers, for both corporate and personal gifting, are filled with the specialist and gourmet European products from our store,” Joe said. “Further to our Christmas fare, we are also selling a vast range of Panettone, the traditional Italian dessert centrepiece to give your Christmas spread a special touch. “We want to wish all of our valued customers a safe and Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year and also to thank them for supporting us through 2021.” Visit Europa Deli and Café to find the perfect gift for your loved ones, or even for yourself. Find Europa Deli and Café at 37 Vaughan Street, Shepparton or phone 5831 3109 to place an order for a Christmas hamper.

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A gift to be cherished THE gift of beautiful fragrance is one to be cherished for years to come. The brain regions that juggle smells, memories and emotions are very much intertwined. In fact, the way that your sense of smell is wired to your brain is unique among your senses. Giving a loved one a present that will rem i nd t hem of you and t he lovely Christmas season need not be a difficult task, there are local fine fragrance experts here in the CBD who are able to use their knowledge to help you select the perfect perfume or cologne for a special someone. Shepparton Amcal Pharmacy stock a full range of fine perfumes and colognes from high fashion houses such as Chanel, Dior and more. Dior’s new fragrance for 2021, Miss Dior Eau de Parfum, is an Amber Floral fragrance for women. Top notes are iris, Peony and Lily-of-the-Valley; middle notes are Rose, Apricot and Peach; base notes are Vanilla, Tonka Bean, Musk, Benzoin and

Sandalwood, making for an intoxicating mix. If you’re searching for a men’s fragrance, a twist on a true classic may be perfect. 2021’s release, Sauvage Elixir by Dior, is an Aromatic fragrance for men. Top notes are Cinnamon, Nutmeg, Cardamom and Grapefruit; middle note is Lavender; base notes are Licorice, Sandalwood, Amber, Patchouli and Haitian Vetiver, which make for a heavenly combination. Free gift wrapping is on offer with purchases, taking one of the most dreaded silly season tasks off your hands. Professionally wrapped gift packs are on offer from designer perfume houses, prestige cosmetic brands such as Estee Lauder, Lancôme and Elizabeth Arden, as well as gift ideas for teens among many others. Complete your Christmas shopping at Shepparton Amcal Pharmacy, located at 310-312 Wyndham Street, Shepparton or give them a call on 5821 2596.

A PRESENT THAT WILL REMIND THEM OF YOU… from left Shepparton Amcal Pharmacy pharmacy assistants Shelley Poliness and Nicole Healey with retail manager Antonella Loverso. Photo: Kelly Lucas

Chamber concern with traders and employees’ use of customer carparks FRUSTRATIONS and concerns have been raised by a number of business owners and store managers about the use of valuable on and off-street car parks normally reserved for shoppers being utilised by traders and employees. Complaints have been received from concerned traders in the Shepparton CBD about business owners and employees utilising on and off-street car parks. The Shepparton Chamber of Commerce & Industry, in conjunction with Greater Shepparton City Council have been working hard to help bring life back into the city by improving parking in the CBD, however overstaying in customer car parks has a negative effect and is likely to attract a fine. Speaking in suppor t of improved parking for shoppers, Chamber President John Anderson said it was disappointing to hear that some business owners and staff had been taking up valuable car spots that should be prioritised for customers. “COVID has had a significant impact on business in Greater Shepparton, but it is important that we abide by the parking rules, particularly as the all-important

Christmas trading period commences,” John said. The question was asked, “do we have to get to the point where people will need to be reported to Council officers to stop this behaviour?” John Anderson said. “Car parks equate to shoppers and therefore business viability,” John said. Council launched complimentary car parking in all on-street car parks from 1st November, adding to the already existing free off-street car parking in Council owned car parks. Time limits still apply and infringements will be issued for vehicles found exceeding the time limits. This is a very positive joint initiative to encourage more shopping in the municipality, it’s a great outcome, but it is not for business-owners and their employees to park out the front of their own shops, these spaces are for their customers. The complimentary timed parking initiative for on-street car parking is being held over four months ending on 28th February, 2022 and is available at: • Maude/Nixon & Edward Streets Carpark 68 spaces including 2 disabled. 3 hours free (timed).

• Fryers/Edward Streets Carpark 39 spaces including 1 disabled. 2 Hours free (timed). • Fryers Street Carpark 34 spaces. 2 Hours free (timed). • Stewart Street Carpark 25 spaces including 2 disabled. 3 Hours free (timed). • High Street Carpark 124 spaces including 5 disabled. 3 Hours free (timed). • Welsford Street/Wyndham Mall Carpark 26 spaces including 5 disabled 2 Hours free (timed). • Opposite part Council part privately owned Welsford Street Carpark 85 spaces including 4 disabled. 2 Hours free (timed). • Fraser Street/West Walk Carpark 27 spaces including 2 disabled. 2 Electric Vehicle (EV) stations. 2 Hours free (timed). • Goyen Reserve 26 new spaces provided.

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Next Level Christmas parties END of year work break ups can become repetitive year after year. Finding a fun, activity-based venue where you can have a drink, a good meal and relax over a friendly game is a great way to get away from the traditional sit-down dinner or pub crawl. Next Level Golf Simulator on Corio Street is a licenced venue and is able to host small functions of up to 10 patrons, with food able to be ordered from Casablanca Pizza & Pasta Restaurant. Beyond facilitating great Christmas f u n c t ion s , ow ner A sh le y B l a ke i s passionate about golf and coaches many golfers of all ages and abilities in the

private golf centre. People can also use the simulator unaided with 7000 courses available on-screen including the very famous Pebble Beach and St Andrews courses as well as club fittings. One-hour bookings on the simulator for groups start at $25 a head, while a 45-minute coaching lesson and club fitting session costs $80 each. Function packages vary so it is best to get in touch to discuss your options. The store is located at 186 Corio Street, Shepparton and is open by appointment only. Please visit www. nextlevelgolf.com.au to book online or call Ashley on 0437 186 084.

GOLFING AT THE NEXT LEVEL...Next Level Golf Simulator on Corio Street is a licenced venue and is able to host small functions of up to 10 patrons, with food able to be ordered from Casablanca Pizza & Pasta Restaurant. Co-owner Ashley Blake with some golf gear they also sell in store. Photo: Stephanie Holliday

Fishers welcome Murray cod season today COD season opens today after a three-month closure in most waterways to enhance breeding. Victorian Fisheries Authority CEO, Travis Dowling said “Cod opening is keenly anticipated by thousands of fishers every year because they’re an iconic native species caught in beautiful lakes and rivers, often with family and friends.” “Victoria now boasts several of Australia’s premier Murray cod fisheries thanks to sensible catch limits,

record stockings and substantial improvements to fish habitat and river health.” Lake Eildon is one of the best spots for Murray cod, having been stocked with almost 3M fingerlings over the last 30 years, primarily funded by recreational fishing license fees. “Freshwater fishers are now regularly catching trophy metre-long cod with a lucky few encountering giants up to 120cm, considered the fish of a lifetime.” In more good news for Murray cod fishers, Lake Eildon

will welcome a two-year research project this summer to unlock some of the mysteries about cod movement into the Goulburn River above the lake. The study will determine whether cod in the upper Goulburn River are an active part of the population at Lake Eildon, or a distinct school of their own, and improve understanding of how to manage fisheries and waterways. To learn more about the project at www.vfa.vic.gov.au/ codtracking

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CREATING MEMORIES... Chris Pegg and his wife, Rachel have had both their vehicles shown in the Royal Exhibition Building for the Victorian Hot Rod Show, a show Chris has been watching since he was little and a memorable moment for the pair. Photo: Kelly Lucas.

Couples that cruise together (stay together) MURCHISON’S Rachel and Chris Pegg have two great loves, each other and their vintage cars. Rachel drives a pink 1928 Ford model A roadster and her husband, Chris, drives a 1938 Chevrolet ½ ton pickup truck. Chris calls his pickup ‘The Old Truck’ and Rachel fittingly calls roadster, ‘Pinkie’. Rachel said, “The Ford Roaster is an iconic shape when it comes to Hot Rods... but honestly, I just love the shape and colour, and that the roof comes off.” R ac hel h a s no t m ad e a ny m ajor modifications, focusing her attention on the interior, the wheels, and investing in heated seats. Rachel’s theory is, “If it isn’t broke, leave it alone...” Chris on the other hand has made cou nt le s s mo d i f ic at ion s . Ac cord i ng to Chris, the 38 pickup is fairly rare in Australia. Both Rachel and Chris like cruising at Hotrod runs and taking scenic drives as a couple. They love meeting likeminded p e ople a nd le a r n i n g ab out ot he r ’s automotive projects or about classic vehicles their parents or grandparents owned. Rachel said that “cars are a hobby that we are both interested in, not only driving them but we enjoy working on them and spending time together trying to outdo each other when it comes to polishing and detailing.” She also said, “Driving old cars is like going back in time, a time when you had to drive the car and it wasn’t the car driving you.” Rachel has won several trophies over the years, including best roadster and ladies’

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months. His man cave has decorative lighting, and a pot belly and a little oven to make pizzas and have barbecues with mates. Want to show of your man cave, relaxation station, or entertaining area? Send in your photos and contact details, as well as any information to editorial@ sheppartonadviser.com.au

Tips for throwing the perfect THE consistent weather and regular sunshine across the region make the Goulburn Valley perfect for entertaining outdoors. Above-average rainfall recently has local gardens looking beautiful. Here is how you can make the most of your gardenscape. Your guests’ comfort should be your number one priority. If you're entertaining through the day, ensure there are shaded areas and to provide sunscreen and water. For evening events, mozzie spray and citronella candles are essential. Throwing a backyard party is a fabulous time to free your inner child and play some yard games. Lawn games like bocce or croquet are classics, but do not overlook

fun activities like hulahooping, blowing bubbles, o r playing hopscotch. Be inspired by the seasons and provide a seasonal menu. Summer craft beers or a bubbly gin and tonic are great alcoholic options. Choose summery lemonades with fresh lavender or mint for a non-alcoholic alternative. Your local farmer’s market will stock in-season produce that is fresh and grown locally. Ask your vendor what is good and how they like to prepare ingredients for more inspiration. Lastly, have a backup plan in case of rain, wind or in case it turns out to be a scorcher.

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THE ENVY OF HIS MATES... Shepparton’s Paul Heggart began creating his man cave in 2010. The space is fantastic for entertaining. Photos: Supplied.

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EMPLOYMENT can improve the welfare of all people and him. When Jacob learned he was offered a job as a cleaner at communities. Being able to support loved ones, pay bills, and market meats, he was so excited. He has since commenced an contribute gives a sense of meaning essential for personal apprenticeship. Jacob said, “I am happy to be working at a very wellbeing. supportive workplace with good people and a Shepparton-based Jacob, 27, was unemployed good environment. I am looking forward to for eight years and became “ready to throw going to work every day. I am proud that I in the towel” because he didn’t believe “I am proud that am working and that I can afford to pay anyone would hire him. Jacob lives for more things for my partner and my with Congenital Scoliosis which causes I am working and family." constant back pain. He is dyslexic and that I can afford to I n 10 ye a r s w it h employ ment lives with depression and anxiety, gets pay for more things providers, Brad was the first to make a nervous talking to people and has low real difference. Jacob says that Brad was confidence. for my partner and always encouraging and supportive, and Jacob has studied cer tif icates in my family.” never gave up on him. Hospitality, Civil Construction, Rural Brad said, “Jacob has come a long way. He Operations, and Chemical Handling. Despite was convinced that no one would hire him. It is education and past employment opportunities, great to see that his confidence has grown now that Jacob struggled finding sustainable employment. he is employed and that he is starting to believe in himself.” He applied for many jobs and rarely received replies causing atWork Australia are available to help at their local offices him uncertainty about his future. Not having a driver’s licence in Shepparton, Mooroopna, Echuca, and now from the Tatura has been a barrier towards gaining employment as well. atWork Australia’s Shepparton office introduced Jacob to Community House. For more information, call atWork Brad, a job coach determined to find the right employer for Australia on 1300 192 642 MAKING A DIFFERENCE... Jacob and atWork Australia job coach, Brad. Photo: Supplied.

State Of The Art Facilities The new state of the art facility caters for varying abilities offering flexibility and greater choice. New technologies are embraced and a range of programs are offered in a safe and inviting space.

PART OF YOUR COMMUNITY FOR

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ConnectGV is a registered NDIS provider offering Individual Support, Employment, Accommodation, Support Coordination and Plan Management for people with a disability.

2022 Program Booklet Online Now

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Connecting all abilities with possibilities LIVING independently has changed Heath Vale’s life. In and bounds. It’s great to see him when he comes out of his March, he moved from his family’s home to ConnectGV’s comfort zone.” ConnectGV is a registered NDIS provider committed Shepparton accommodation, an independent living to providing personalised options for locals unit with services to support people living with a with a disability and their families. The disability to live full, happy lives. organisation has grown and evolved to Heath lives with high-functioning become a leading disability service autism, epilepsy, and a mild intellectual disability but he is like any young person “Every week is a full, within the Goulburn Valley that offers indiv idua l suppor t, employ ment, in their 20s, moving out of home for the busy week for him. accommodation, plan management, first time and experiencing life on their The whole family is support coordination and more. own two feet. Heath’s mother, Sadie, said, “To Since moving, Heath has been able incredibly proud.” people living with a disability, this is a to immerse himself in his great passion great model. We’ve seen how much he has for sport. He has begun playing basketball grown up and how independent he is now. for the Shepparton Scorpions and he will Every week is a full, busy week for him. The begin work placement at Rebel Sport. He says whole family is incredibly proud.” he feels good about moving and that he feels more ConnectGV is available to support people with a confident now. ConnectGV service leader, Rhylie Stockdale came onboard disability to achieve their goals. Give them a call on 5821 2466 in August. She says, “Heath’s independence has come in leaps or visit www.connectgv.com to learn more. IN HIS ELEMENT... Heath Vale and his mother, Sadie, photographed at Heath’s home in Shepparton. The accommodation provided by ConnectGV has made a tremendous difference in both their lives, particularly in supporting Heath to become more independent. Photo: Deanne Jeffers.

Celebrating International Day of People with Disability, December 3rd 2021. WDEA Works Shepparton is proud to be a leading Disability Employment Services (DES) provider. Supporting people with a disability to find meaningful employment.

In the past 12 months we helped over

4,600

IT’S YOUR CHOICE

people into open employment

Your pathway from school to employment Under the NDIS

Are you a recent school leaver? WDEA Works supports young people with an NDIS Plan to build their employment and life skills as they transition from school to employment.

Find out more about DES

WDEA Works Shepparton

74 Wyndham St |

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Skill based sessions that are reinforced by real life activities.

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wdeaworks.org.au

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A brilliant asset to Family Care Shepparton

AS many employers know, it is difficult to find great staff. Stephanie Hosking Human Resource (HR) Manager at Family Care Shepparton feels very lucky to have met and found a wonderful staff member in Shepparton woman, Caitlin Black. “From an unexpected introduction, Caitlin has proved to be an asset we didn’t know we needed. Caitlin has quickly established herself to be an integral part of our HR Team,” said Stephanie. Caitlin was introduced to Stephanie through her WDEA Works Employment Consultant Tiffany Amery. Caitlin had engaged WDEA Works, a Disability Employment Services (DES) provider in April 2020 to support her in finding a job. “When I met Caitlin, I was immediately impressed by how ready, motivated and organised she was to find a job. She came to us with a list of employers she would like to work for and roles she was experienced and ready to undertake,” said Tiffany. Caitlin who had experience in administration was interested in finding a role within a medical, dental, or allied health business. Tiffany spoke with Stephanie at Family Care Shepparton who agreed to interview Caitlin. Stephanie was immediately impressed and keen to provide an employment opportunity. An assessment was made of the Family Care Shepparton office and found some adaptions were required to make it possible for Caitlin (who uses a wheelchair) to work in the space easily and safely. Tiffany at WDEA Works was able to support Stephanie and navigate JobAccess to help Family Care Shepparton make their offices more

accessible. JobAccess provided financial support so Family Care Shepparton could have electronic doors installed, purchase a suitable desk for Caitlin and other equipment for her role. “I am so happy for both Caitlin and Stephanie that they were happy to wait and make the office modifications necessary for an accessible workplace with the support of JobAccess. Many employers don’t realise this financial support exists for them so they can confidently hire someone with a disability” said Tiffany. Caitlin had now been in the role of Administration Officer for over 5 months and is thriving. She supports the HR team with administrative functions, data entry and creation of files – no job is too big or small. Initially starting with one day’s work a week, this has quickly progressed to two and sometimes three with Caitlin confidently able to assist any department within the organisation that need administrative support. “Caitlin has shown she is not limited by her disability and provides excellent work outcomes in her new role,” said Stephanie. Caitlin is enjoying the benefits of employment and enjoys being part of the team. “I feel more confident and enjoy having responsibilities. It’s nice to have the stability that comes with an income plus I’ve made new friends and am enjoying the social side of employment,” said Caitlin. Tiffany is thrilled she was able to support Caitlin in finding employment in such a positive workplace. “She is a lovely young lady, she was so patient and driven to find the right role. I’m so pleased for both Caitlin and Stephanie that I was able to bring them together. This is what I love about my job” she said.

ALL SMILES FOR IDPWD... Heath Vale, Eliza Brody and Maddison Hunt photographed at Shepparton Access’ EcoStore. Photo: Deanne Jeffers.

The possibility in community inclusion

EACH year as we celebrate International Day of People with Disability, we are amazed by the enthusiasm and determination of people with disability to continue to explore the possibilities of community inclusion. International Day of People with Disability provides us all an opportunity to reflect on the contribution of the local community in the provision of opportunities for people with disabilities to be included in community life. The 2021 IDPWD theme is ‘Leadership and participation of persons with disabilities toward an inclusive, accessible and sustainable post-

COVID-19 world’. This COVID year has presented many challenges for people with disability, and IDPWD gives opportunity for them to share their experiences, build community awareness, create meaningful recognition of their contributions and achievements and make positive change towards breaking down the barriers, even during a global pandemic. This Friday, December 3rd, we are reminded to continue to strive for inclusiveness and the removal of all barriers for people living with disability.

Looking for work? We are here to help. If you live with disability, injury, health condition or disadvantage, we can help you find a job that makes the most of your skills. Maybe you’re a fast learner or you’re good with people. Perhaps you have a strong can-do attitude or a determined mindset. You may even have a strength you don’t know about yet. Whatever it is, we can get you job-ready and find you a job to excel in.

Get in touch with atWork Australia to start your journey to meaningful employment. CALL US 1300 080 856

At Shepparton Access we believe in people and what they can achieve. Each person is encouraged to follow their dreams and become involved in community life. www.sheppaccess.com.au | (03) 5831 6180

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To be considered for this position please submit your application online at www.kagome.com.au/current-vacancies Due to the high volume of applications, only shortlisted candidates will be contacted for interview.

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MC/HC Transport Driver Division: Local/Interstate Reports to: Schedulers/Depot Supervisor Position Location: Tatura & Altona

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A S S I S TA N T R E S TA U R A N T M A N A G E R Full time Mitchelton’s Muse Restaurant is located on the magnificent grounds of Mitchelton Winery overlooking the Goulburn River. Muse Restaurant is Inspired by fresh local produce found throughout the Nagambie Lakes district. Muse serves modern farmhouse cuisine offering a dining experience that is rustic yet refined. The menu has been designed by Executive Chef Daniel Hawkins with a food philosophy that favours local, sustainable and ethical farming methods. We are seeking an outstanding Assistant Manager to support the Restaurant Manager. The right individual must envelop Muse and promote a thriving culture. The Assistant Manager’s role requires a natural leader, who prospers on motivating a team, along with exceptional communication skills, and the ability to seamlessly manage the day-to-day operations of a busy Restaurant. The successful candidate must have: • Proven experience as a Supervisor or Manager • Excellent knowledge of food and wine • Experienced in leading a team • Customer Service excellence • Experience training, up skilling and motivating staff • Recruitment of front of house staff

• Ability to work under pressure in a busy environment • Immaculate presentation and lead by example • Excellent communication skills (both written and verbal) with a confident, engaging and professional approach • The ability to take directions and work autonomously

This is a rare and special opportunity for a hospitality professional to join us at an exciting time. We will provide a rewarding environment, excellent salary and opportunities for growth across an expanding business. If you have the relevant restaurant background and a passion for creating memorable guest experiences, then please apply now.

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FULL TIME QUALIFIED BUTCHER The successful applicant must be available to work rostered shifts which may include early mornings, weekends and evenings. You must be polite, reliable, hard working and honest, with good communication skills. For further information on the above position please contact the Store Manager, Craig Bramley, on (03) 5824 1122. To apply for this position, please email your cover letter, resume (with references), and contact details to jobs@reddrop.com.au.

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Doutta Galla Aged Services is a not-for-profit aged care organisation with almost thirty years’ experience caring for people from a diverse range of backgrounds. Our Harmony Village facility is nestled in beautiful Shepparton and is looking to fill the night shift vacancy for an In Charge Registered Nurse (Grade 3).

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Suzanna Sheed, Indepentent Member for Shepparton District invites applications for the position of Electorate Officer. In this critical support role, the key duties include providing administrative support to the Member, assisting constituents, liaising with government agencies and local councils, and undertaking research. To be successful in this position, you will possess an empathetic approach to constituent issues, excellent written and verbal communication skills, proven ability to work unsupervised, and proficient computer skills. Confidentiality, maturity, and analytical ability are considered key attributes. An awareness of the political landscape is desirable. Written applications, outlining previous experience and addressing the job criteria should be forwarded to karen.gill@parliament.vic.gov.au by Friday, 17 December 2021. For further information, please contact Karen Gill on 5831 6944.

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LIVING LIFE... BMX rider, Sam Reid is back on his bike after a major accident last year. Photos: Kelly Lucas

By Kelly Lucas LAST year in the first Covid-19 lockdown when all parks were closed off to kids and families, 18-year-old Sam Reid and his mates decided to make some of their own fun by building a BMX track behind Harvey Norman on the Goulburn Valley Hwy, Kialla. For around four months many kids of all ages regularly met at what became quite a popular hangout for BMX riders keen for some fun and some big dirt jumps. But on

the 30th of August that all changed after BMX rider ‘Sam Reid’ came off a jump too short that ultimately landed him in hospital with a broken spinal column and a crushed vertebrae. The accident sealed the fate of the new BMX hangout as it was destroyed to prevent further injuries. Sam was lucky that he did not break his back, walking again was a blessing but his recovery did take some time. The first six weeks were spent in a back brace with visits in and out of hospital while undergoing three

HEALTHY SHEPPARTON, HAPPY SHEPPARTON... Kahma 24/7 is located right next to picturesque Victoria Lake. Personal trainer Savannah Brown training with Teigan Schoots. Photo: Kelly Lucas

months of intense physiotherapy sessions while off work as a mechanical engineer at Shepparton Motor Body. “I was really lucky, the recovery was challenging but it was my brother who inspired me to get back on the bike! He was getting better than me, and I couldn’t let that happen,” said Sam. With all parks currently back open to the public, kids and families can finally get back out in the fresh air and enjoy doing what they love.

For Sam, getting back on the bike was something he knew he just had to do and most days now although he still suffers from some pain, he can be found doing tricks at the local skate park beside the Shepparton lake. “Get outside and get dirty, there is no point being stuck inside on video games when you can have fun and get exercise at the same time, but don’t forget to wear your safety gear, it may just save your life,” said Sam.

A gym with a difference WOR LD Champion bodybuilder, Mr Kamaldeep Kahma, wishes to spread to our community the message of ‘Healthy Shepparton, Happy Shepparton’. Kahma 24/7 is located right nex t to picturesque Victoria Lake. With competitive rate of only $9.95 per week in membership costs, free fitness classes on offer, a range of quality supplements sold on-site, plent y of parking and expert guidance by their qualified staff

to help members reach their goals safely, the Kahma experience invigorates their members to do and be their best. They are open 24 hours, with staff on-site from 8am to 12pm and then from 4:30pm to 7:30 pm. From January next year, these hours will increase. Drop in to the gym located at Shop 2-3 440 Wyndham street during staffed hours or email kahmagymshepp@gmail.com for all membership enquiries.

Epic bike ride stops in Shepparton OVAR I A N cancer sadly has a low survival rate, with women in regional a reas faci ng t he added chal lenge of accessing timely treatment after diagnosis. T h e S i lve r L i n i n g R id e r a i s e s awareness of, and funding for, the Ovarian Cancer Research Foundation (OCRF). Cyclists have embarked on a 1200km ride across Victoria to raise funds for and awareness about this most lethal gynaecological cancer. Last week, the riders made a stop in Shepparton before proceeding to Elmore for a lovely morning tea. To date $175,000 has been raised, but the end amount is estimated to be over $200k.

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CYCLISTS STOP IN TOWN...The Silver Lining Ride raises awareness of, and funding for, the Ovarian Cancer Research Foundation (OCRF). Last week, riders stopped in Shepparton before heading to a lovely morning tea in Elmore. Left of car, Andrew Kantor, Tim Prudden, Mark Nolan, Jo Lythgo and Steve Tuck. Right of car, Georgie Herbert, Arbel Givargis, Marion Cole and Peter Carr. Photo: Supplied