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By Natasha Fujimoto JARROD Lyle was an exceptional golfer, friend and family man, who irrevocably left his mark upon the golfing world at a young age. From all accounts, he was in life and in sport, an exemplar of fine character.Atjust 17, Jarrod was diagnosed with acute myeloid leukaemia, commencing a battle he would fight with the recurrent disease for the remainder of his life. Despite this, Jarrod remarkably forged a distinguished name for himself on the international circuit. Continued Page 5 By Deanne Jeffers A NEW workshop was opened at Orrvale Primary School last week, which will expand the school’s woodworking program and provide more children the opportunity to work with their hands. Both the program and the new workshop have been made possible through the generous contributions of two grandfathers. Greg McCoy, or Poppy Greg as he is affectionately known, put on woodworking sessions in the courtyard with small groups of students from his granddaughter’s class from 2015. gives students BY DOING… Front row from left, students Valentina Shaholli, Ruby Surace, Eva Nicolaci, Amelia Holgate and Zak Sabic. Back row L-R, Greg McCoy, Bunnings Shepparton complex manager Trish Fedley, student Asher Christenson, Bunnings activities organiser Sarah Batho, student Trent McMahon, and Bunnings Shepparton lifestyles coordinator Kristie Scott. Photo: Deanne Jeffers.
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By Stephanie Holliday CONNOR Nevins is a 15-year-old from Tatura who has become a master of the intricate art of quilt making. Connor was recently declared the winner of the secondary school category at the Victorian Quilters Showcase 2022. The winning sample quilt took 16 months of hard work to complete and is comprised of 64 blocks. Catharina’s Vintage Stitches in Kyabram sponsored Connor’s entry, and their delightful shopfront is where Connor does most of his sewing. Since age 9, Connor has been sewing up a storm under the guidance of the store’s owners, Catharina and Simone. “I was really surprised and excited when they announced my quilt had won first place,” reflectsQuiltingConnor.isno easy feat, with the intricacies and precise nature of quilting requiring immense skill and utilisation of mathematical calculations, a steady hand and a critical eye for detail. Thus far, Connor has made an incredible 12 quilts and various cushions, pillows and bags. “When creating a new quilt, I first source inspiration from a pattern that interests me or even use online resources such as Pinterest. After that, I find fabrics that will complement the design," said Connor when quizzed on his creative“Currently,process.I’m working on a quilt for the ‘Very Snuggly Quilt’ program which will be donated to a patient at the Royal Children’s Hospital.”Connor juggles his quilting alongside his year 10 studies, which he does remotely through Virtual School Victoria. “Eventually, I’d love to be a sewing machine technician. I am working out what my path to that end goal will be, perhaps through the field of engineering or completing an electrical apprenticeship.”Youcanview Connor’s award-winning quilt in the front window of Catharina’s Vintage Stitches on Allan Street, Kyabram.
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“There’s probably is not any other primary school in this region that would have a facility like this, and that was a really significant reason for getting involved,” he said.“Peter and Maria have obviously been able to build a successful business in the region and they love the opportunity to give back through projects like this. “It’s something that they can give back to the community that has been so good to them.”While beginning as a voluntary program for a few students once a week, now woodworking can cater for large groups of students most days of the week, with staff like Poppy Greg now employed to deliver the program.“The children only get a taste of woodwork skills while at Orrvale, but our hope is that many children will finish primary school knowing if this is an interest they want to pursue in secondary school and beyond,” said principal Brennan.
Cutting the ribbon on behalf of major donor, Peter Copulos, is his advisor, John Evans, with students at Orrvale PS. Photo: Deanne Jeffers.
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“In 2020, former student and current grandfather at the school, Peter Copulos, saw the work we were doing and was very keen to support us,” said principal, Adam Brennan.PeterCopulos, who attended school at Orrvale between 1948 and 1951 and has had children, grandchildren and greatgrandchildren attend the school, provided $50,000 for the construction. “Peter’s extremely generous donation to the school has enabled us to construct a purpose-built facility, ‘The Peter Copulos Workshop’, that can now cater for large groups of students and expand our program beyond woodworking.” The facility was opened by John Evans on behalf of the Copulos family, who could not attend due to an illness. Mr Evans said Peter was eager to contribute to the project because the woodworking facilities provide “a real point of difference to the school.”
MORE Victorians will soon be able to receive Japanese encephalitis vaccine to protect themselves against the infection spread by mosquitos in the warmer months.Minister for Health Mary-Anne Thomas recently announced the free eligibility criteria for vaccine roll-out has been expanded to include anyone who lives or works in Greater Shepparton, Campaspe andPeopleMoira.aged between 50 and 65 and who work in a role that is largely outdoors are also included in expanded eligibility group. The vaccine will be available from select GPs, local public health units (including some COVID-19 vaccination hubs), community pharmacies and local councils. Japanese encephalitis can cause rare, potentially serious infection of the brain and is spread to humans by mosquito bites. Most people will have no symptoms, with only one percent developing a fever and headache, which could develop further into serious disease. The first-ever case of Japanese encephalitis was recorded in Victoria, last year. In addition to vaccine, wearing long sleeve, loose-fitting clothing outdoors and applying repellents with ingredients such as picaridin or DEET on exposed skin are practical preventatives. The virus typically occurs in many parts of southeast Asia, Papua New Guinea and Torres Strait – and occasionally Queensland.
FREE masks are being provided to reduce transmission of Covid and other respiratory diseases, and to protect vulnerable people throughout winter. Over the next four to six weeks, every person that presents for a free RAT or PCR test will also receive one box of 10 N95 masks, along with instructions on how to wear them to be most effective. Masks will also be distributed through some community organisations, including multicultural, multi-faith events, Aboriginal gatherings and disability service providers.Inaddition, masks will be available at staffed train stations and some authorised officers and V/Line conductors will carry masks with them to hand out as needed.
Wearing a face mask is a simple and effective way to protect yourself and those around you. Mask wearing is strongly recommended indoors, where you cannot physically distance, if you have symptoms of Covid, or if you are with people who may be vulnerable to COVID-19. Masks are still mandatory in high-risk settings such as hospitals, aged care, and on public transport.AsofThursday, August 11, there are 189 active cases of Covid recorded in the 3630 postcode, and 37,085 active cases in the state.Itis more important now than ever that we take steps to protect ourselves, our loved ones and the health system. million masks made free over winter
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Stay close, go further. VISIT THE MURRAY Ros Vodusek Rich Glen Olive Estate Yarrawonga, The Murray At Rich Glen Olive Estate we bring together our love of food and creativity with our passion for The Murray region and its abundant produce. Come and try our olive oils and dressings, and buy local while you’re here. For us, food is the new souvenir.
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Caution required Once temperatures hit 16˚C or more at sunset, fruit fly have the ability to mate. If there are areas where temperatures are warmer at dusk flies will mate and then lay eggs into fruit one or two days later. Look out for black marks and soft spots on early ripening fruit that might indicate fruit fly stings. If you cut suspect fruit open and hold it up to the light you may be able to see eggs and young larvae glistening in the fruit pulp. Fruit requiring extra care Loquats, apricots and winter citrus require extra attention at this time of the year. If you have loquats or late-hanging fruit such as pomegranates, quinces or apples, with sting marks, pull them off or rake them up and feed them to the chooks. Another option is to destroy them in plastic bags placed in the sun or by deep burial. Infested fruit must not be placed in the compost heap where warmth and humidity provides one of the best spots for fruit fly to survive. If you have lemons and had fruit flies last season try putting a male or female fruit fly trap or two nearby to check if these pests are starting to move. Try planting out tomato seedlings or grafted plants in a warm spot now, so you get fruit prior to Christmas before fruit fly populations become more active. Cherry and Roma tomatoes may be slightly more resistant to fruit fly attack than larger, softer tomato varieties.
For more information on fruit fly control, collect an information pack from your Council’s Customer Service Centre. The Goulburn Murray Valley Fruit Fly Program is supported by the Victorian Government Fruit Fly in December Queensland fruit fly (Qfly) numbers will soar in December if action isn’t taken to reduce the impact of fruit fly in home gardens. Home gardeners should be on the lookout for evidence of fruit fly activity and should: rotinomdnaspartflytiurfteS• them regularly (every week at least) for the presence and buildup of Qfly. Fruit fly survival and spread can be controlled by a few simple actions such as: tiurfdetnawnuruoyevomeR• trees at no cost, simply fill out an application form at your local council customer service desk.
I sponsored an e-petition recently calling for the restoration of democracy in the Victorian Parliament. As many of you may know, I have been campaigning for the return of non-government business to the Victorian Legislative Assembly. This is a right every other lower house in Australia Ienjoys.callfor this issue to be debated almost every Tuesday of parliament and every time the government refuses to allow the debate. The non-government business program allows non-government members to move motions, progress private members bills and utilise a number of other procedures in the house. Without non-government business, the opposition and crossbenchers are not given the opportunity to represent their constituents in the same way as government members. You can help by signing the petition at my office: 5 Vaughan Street, Shepparton, or via the QR Code or link
Through friend and golfing great, Robert Allenby, Jarrod became a tireless ambassador for Challenge – an organisation dedicated to raising money for children with cancer and their families. In 2019, a year after Jarrod succumbed to his disease, #DoingItForJarrod was established in honour of the young golfer’s indominable spirit and has annually continued to raise money for Challenge. With 300 golf clubs signed to support #DoingItForJarrod this year, long-time friend, Ray Sizer says, “This year we will hope to break the Challenge record of $17,000 and thanks to local support and businesses we will be able to remember one of the most remarkable and courageous people I ever met.”
Hot spot areas Hot spot risk areas for August include: • Orrvale • Shepparton East • Shepparton Urban • Tatura Rural • Toolamba Scan for more information about fruit fly control and management.
While acknowledging VCE students’ concerns about long hours, workload and relatively low pay for teachers, Mr Cortese maintains, “Teaching is the best job in the world, but we also need to do better as a profession talking up the beautiful parts of the job. We have got a magnificent job and I think sometimes people focus on the negative rather than on all the positives.”
03 5831 6944 @SuzannaSheed Suzanna Sheed MP INDEPENDENT MEMBER FOR SHEPPARTON DISTRICT 5 Vaughan St, Shepparton VIC www.suzannasheed 03 5831 6944 @SuzannaSheed @SheedSuzanna
Hot spot areas Even though no areas have reached significant Qfly numbers – to the extent that they are in outbreak proportions – the following areas have registered concerning trap capture
WE NEED MORE TEACHERS... Principal of Notre Dame College, John Cortese and head of La Trobe University, Shepparton campus, Elizabeth Capp are proud to announce a new Bachelor of Secondary Teaching program for 2023. Photo: Natasha Fujimoto www.fruitflycontrol.com.au
gnittentiurfhcnarb,eertesU• products to keep Qfly away from your fruit as it ripens. dnatsevrahkciP• cook or destroy unwanted and un-harvested fruit. Advice for home gardeners Qfly numbers are high, now, in urban areas. Traps should be out, and netting should be purchased or repaired from last season for use just before fruit starts to ripen. An alternative to netting is for local groups of home gardeners to apply fruit fly baits to their yards every two to three weeks and stagger the date of baiting so that there are weekly baiting events across these groups. Any crop that is ripening or ripe now is a Qfly target within most urban and built-up township areas of the Goulburn Murray Valley.
THE REMARKABLE JARROD LYLE... Inspiring many to give to children with cancer thisday.#DoingItForJarrodPhoto:RaySizer By Natasha Fujimoto SIMPLY, teachers mould the future through the education of our children, and beyond academic instruction, these often-self-less professionals cultivate student wellbeing, inspire creativity and coach physical health through sport. Despite the great responsibility and attendant rewards of the job, there remains across the state a critical shortage of teachers with less school leavers than ever before, choosing the profession as a career.Toaddress the shortage, La Trobe Shepparton head of campus, Elizabeth Capp with Notre Dame principal, John Cortese announced on August 11, an expansion of the university’s Bachelor of Education Commencingprogram.in2023, La Trobe Shepparton campus will offer a Bachelor of Secondary Teaching for the first time, while existent Early Years and Primary School Teaching degrees will be carried forward.Keento promote the hybrid delivery model of teaching and learning at La Trobe, Ms Capp says, “We are trying to be as flexible as we can in our delivery of teaching and learning. We aim to offer a mixed blend of study options with both online study and small group contact, on campus.”
On August 20, at 5:30pm, the Shepparton Golf Club will hold an auction for the #DoingItForJarrod challenge and invite golfers to play on the day by booking at Proshop, on 5821 2531. Golfers are encouraged to wear yellow, in memory of Jarrod, with food and drink also available to the general public. You can get involved with the challenge at https://fundraise.challenge.org.au/ we-are-doing-it-for-jarrod-again-in-2022/https://www.golf.org.au/and
Fruit fly activity to look out for August weather forecasts of higher than average temperatures are likely in the Goulburn Murray Valley and have the potential to lead to earlier fruit fly activity than usual. The warmer weather will see adult flies begin to wake up from their winter down-time and become more active. Evergreen trees such as lemon and loquat trees are favoured winter refuges and require extra attention. At this time of the year fruit flies are likely to have used most of their energy reserves to have survived the winter months. Fruit flies will be on the look out for carbohydrates from nectar and protein from yeasts, fungi and bacteria growing on branches.
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It•Shepparton•Mooroopna•Euroarates.isrecommended home gardeners and property owners who live near these towns have fruit fly traps out and have a fall-back position if captured numbers in traps increase (e.g. baiting, netting or tree removal). Weather outlooks Weather outlooks are reporting that eastern and south-eastern Australia are entering a La Nina event – as we had in mid-2019 to early 2020. This generally means more rain, cooler maximum temperatures and warmer minimum temperatures. This also means more damaged fruit, bacteria, fungi and yeasts which leads to more Qfly.
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For the first time in two years, we’re delighted that the 2022 Dungala Kaiela Oration will again be presented on Yorta Yorta Country at the Rumbalara Football Netball Club in Shepparton.
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By Natasha Fujimoto WITH 19 finalists shortlisted from a strong contention of artists and 27 language groups represented, this year’s Indigenous Ceramic Awards competition includes award winning ceramists of both national and international renown.
The formal opening and award ceremony for the ICA will be held at SAM on Saturday, October 8 and will be accompanied by a cultural program, which will be continued on Sunday, October 9. Announced at the ceremony will be $20,000 Acquisitive prize, the $5,000 South-East Australian Aboriginal Artist prize and $1,500 People’s Choice Award.
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Jointly hosted with the Kaiela Institute and the University of Melbourne, this year’s oration will be presented by esteemed international educator Professor Wiremu Doherty, Chief Executive at Te Whare Wānanga o in Aotearoa/New Zealand. information, including program and registration details, coming soon. Orat
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ON Yorta Yorta country, the Shepparton Art Museum unveiled its seventh iteration of the prestigious Indigenous Ceramic Awards (ICA) on Saturday, August 13. Reflecting the diverse geographical and cultural locations of the artists, the artworks range in form and technique from the traditional to the experimental. For Belinda Briggs, Indigenous curator at SAM, it is the unique identity of the artists, informed by connection to country and story, that resonate in the pieces, as she says, “It is really beautiful and great to see artists moving deeper into their practice around thinking about the material and where they come from and what that means for them, especially when they’re thinking about country and home and who they are – their identities and connections. In many ways the works are self-portraits.”
The Fairley Leadership Program is GMCL’s flagship program, which takes its cohort of future leaders on an immersive learning experience and educates them about the challenges and opportunities impacting the region, equipping them with leadership skills to make an impact. The program runs for 10 months, beginning in February, and is delivered through hybrid learning environments, including face-to-face, online and intensives – where participants gain invaluable access to community leaders, policy makers, and change creators. 2021 Fairley participant, Andrew Cooper, said, “I have gained the drive to give back to a community that has given so much to myself and many others, and the want to build an adaptive, resilient and attractive region for many years to come. I want to develop a skill set and networks that better places me to become a leader within our community.”Peoplefrom rural communities, disadvantaged backgrounds, Aboriginal and ethnically diverse backgrounds are encouraged to apply. Your workplace may sponsor your place, or there are scholarships available through GMCL, who continues to seek local organisations to provide additional scholarships.Applications are open until Friday, November 4, at 5pm. For more information or to start your application, visit the GMCL website: www.gmcl.org.au Learn to lead and excel in your area
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APPLICATIONS for the 2023 Fairley Leadership Program are now open. Currently in its 26th year, the program takes emerging leaders and provides opportunities to develop skills and networks with other community leaders.“Fairley Leadership has already developed over 600 graduates, who now have the skills to positively impact and contribute to the Goulburn Murray region. Our vision is to continue building on this and provide a greater range of opportunities for our region to develop,” said Nathan Bibby, executive officer of Goulburn Murray Community Leadership (GMCL).
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A MASSIVE selection of local and interstate exhibitors will converge at the Shepparton Showgrounds next month, when the Great Outdoor and 4x4 Expo returns to the region. Coinciding with Father’s Day weekend, the Expo will showcase everything needed for adventure, including the latest range of caravans, campervans, camping gear, home and vehicle accessories, boating, 4x4 and off-roading, with retailer demonstrations and family-friendly activities.
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Shepparton detectives are appealing for information after a man was knocked unconscious and assaulted in Shepparton in July. Police were told the victim was approached by two females before the assault, at the intersection of Midland Hwy and Fryers Street, who engaged in conversation on Saturday, July 23, about 1am. Following the interaction, the 42-year-old man continued walking along the Midland Hwy before it is believed he was hit over the head with an unknown object and knocked unconscious. The victim regained consciousness in a nearby bushland before he was allegedly seriously assaulted by a woman and two men. It is alleged a woman made demands for the man’s phone and credit card. The victim was able to break free and make his way to the local police to report the incident. A woman and teenage boy have been charged, but police are still trying to identify another man believed to be involved. A computer-generated image has been released of the man in the hope it will assist the investigation. He is described as Caucasian, approximately 40-50 years old, with brown eyes, a small build, dark hair and dark greying facial hair.
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“Shepparton is an ideal location for outdoor lifestyle events. The natural environment, climate and its’ residents love of the Aussie outdoor lifestyle means that the Great Outdoor and 4x4 Expo is perfectly suited to location,” said Rod Lockwood, Expo owner. Attendees will have access to exclusive deals and equipment, with many exhibitors offering show specials. The Expo is proudly supported by the Goulburn Valley’s own Donway Caravans, and other notable brands that will be present such as Crusader, Jayco and Retreat. The three-day Expo will run September 2-4, 10am to 5pm, except on Sunday when the Expo concludes at 4pm. You won’t want to miss Ticketsit. are $16 for adults, with concession prices available and free entry for under 16s. The Adviser is giving away 30-double passes to our readers. For details on how to enter, visit our Facebook page or see page 12 of this edition.
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The Shepparton Great Outdoor and 4x4 Expo returns Father’s Day weekend, with a massive range of camping, boating and outdoor equipment and great deals to explore. Photo: Supplied.
PRACTICE PEACE Dear Editor, I AM a Muslim living in Shepparton. I heard the news of the attack on British anti-Muslim author Mr Salman Rushdie in New York, and I must call on all Muslim leadership to condemn this attack and come out strong and advise all Muslim communities in Australia that there is no such thing as "punishment of blasphemy" in ItIslam.isan un-Islamic thought and it seems it has unfortunately become rooted amongst some Muslim communities in the last century or so, that if someone insults Islam or Holy Prophet of Islam, then Muslims must punish such a person - but seldom do they know that it is wrong, unjust and un-Islamic - and it is high time that Muslim leadership comes out strongly and declares that there is no such thing as "punishment of blasphemy" in Islam. I am a Muslim myself and I don't like and agree with Mr Rushdie and whatever he has written about my beloved Prophet, peace be upon him, but that doesn't mean I have any right to attack him, his property or his life. I condemn this attack in strongest possible manner.
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“Council will then conduct further draft consultation to refine the designs which will inform Council’s future work program for ultimate construction of these stages."
NEWS The Adviser. Australia No.1:1624 Wednesday, August 17, 2022 – Page 11 HELP inform the next stages of the Welsford Street upgrade. Council is set to continue works to cater for Welsford Street’s busy role as a north-south arterial road, which seeks to improve traffic flow, safety and amenity for vehicles and pedestrians.
Stantec Australia will prepare concept designs for the upgrade’s last stages, Stages 5 and 6, to upgrade the road south of the Fryers Street intersection of Wyndham and Sobraon Streets. Any concept design will improve safety along Welsford Street, while improving road capacity and access to Victoria Park Lake via Tom Collins Drive. “Council will undertake pre-draft consultation with stakeholders and landowners along Welsford Street to identify all issues and opportunities involved in upgrading,” said Council’s director of sustainable development, Geraldine Christou.
Stage 4 received funding from the Government’s Heavy Vehicle Safety and Productivity Program, which will fund 50 percent of the expected $2.89M cost of the project. Construction is expected to begin in late 2022 and should take three to four months to complete.
Pre-construction of Stage 4 began recently, which will see the intersections at Fryers/Welsford Streets and Fryers/Marungi Streets reconfigured to improve traffic flow.
Authorised by Wendy Lovell MP, 222 Wyndham Street Shepparton. Funded from Parliamentary Budget Wendy Lovell MP Liberal Member for Northern Victoria Region p: (03) 5821 6668 e: wendy.lovell@parliament.vic.gov.au www.wendylovell.com.au My team and I are here to help you with any State Government issues. Please call or email us if you require any assistance. Suppliers to auto industry for over 30 years Paint and panel beating equipment Custom mixed paint From aerosol to 20lt 12 Campbell Street, Shepparton Ph: 5821 0111 • darbyspaints.com.au Mon – Fri: 8.30am – 5.00pm | Sat 9am – 12 noon DARBY’SPAINT...THINKTHINK Suppliers to auto industry for over 30 years Paint and panel beating equipment Custom mixed paint From aerosol to 20lt NAI Harcourts Rinnovate Business Brokers • Enviably located • Widely considered “the best in town” • Huge potential to expand • Casual dining in relaxed and inviting atmosphere • Art deco warehouseconverted RESTAURANT, CAFÉ AND FUNCTION & PRIVATE EVENT SPACE • More than 30 years of operation • Includes 3 vehicles • Employs 20+ staff • Run from home – Low overheads • Plenty of opportunity for growth Professional contract, commercial and domestic cleaning business KY CLEANING SERVICE
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IT'S time for another one the Goulburn Valley's most enjoyable evenings filled with great chats, delicious tucker and cold, crisp beer.The next talking Beer & Sh#*t dinner will be on Tuesday August 23 at 6pm. This time, the event is sponsored by Stomping Ground Brewing Co, King River Brewing and Chas Cole Cellars in conjunction with Shepparton Brewery. The event will be held at Shepparton Brewery located at 15 Edward St, Shepparton.Foronly$60pp for a three-course dinner matched with beer, you'll be helping our community with the proceeds from tickets going to the Community Chest fund to help local GV charities. "These events are always so much fun. It's a great chance to catch up with mates and support our local community at the same time," said Shepparton Brewery proprietor, Matt Milsome. "It's all about locals supporting locals and getting behind independent businesses." To book your tickets, visit chascole.shepparton.@kr.brewing,Instagram,9776.Forcom/.../event/166021/talking-beer-st/.tableagent.furtherenquiries,pleasecall5821Giveallthesponsorsafollowon@stompinggroundcollingwood,@sheppartonbreweryand@ It’s a great chance to catch up with mates and support our local community at the same proprietor,SheppartontimeBreweryMattMilsome.
The Welsford Street upgrade is a key outcome of the Shepparton CBD Strategy 2008, which seeks to improve CBD access by reducing through traffic and redirecting freight and non-local traffic on to alternative routes. “The continued upgrade of Welsford Street will greatly increase road capacity while improving safety and amenity within the Shepparton CBD,” said Mrs Christou. Pre-draft consultation closes August 26, with details available on Council’s Shaping Greater Shepp website: greatershepparton. com.au/welsford-street-redevelopment
20TH AUGUST 8AM-4PM 21ST AUGUST 8AM-2PM 3 DAYS ONLY Presented in partnership with Proudly supported by After two years, GV BRaIN returns, in partnership with Shepparton Chamber of Commerce and Industry, to present an evening with Anna Meares. Anna Meares OAM is considered to be the greatest Australian cyclist of all time. During her 15 year career as an elite athlete Anna Meares collected 18 gold medals, 16 silver medals and 10 bronze medals at Olympic, World and Commonwealth Games level. Don’t miss this one night only event, with focus on wellness in life and the workplace. When: August 17 2022 from 6pm Where: The Woolshed @ Emerald Bank Tickets $110 (price includes one drink on arrival, canapes, main and dessert) $100 for Shepparton Chamber Members *Drinks at bar prices. Ticket sales close on Monday 15 August at midnight gvbraineventswww.facebook.com/www.gvbrainevents.com.au Bookings are essential. Contact Riverlinks on (03) 5832 9511 or www.riverlinks.com.au Please advise of any special dietary requirements when booking. ANNA MEARES TO INSPIRE AT GV BRAIN DINNER Anna Meares
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EVENTS / NEWS Page 12 – The Adviser Australia No.1:1624 Wednesday, August 17, 2022 COMMUNITY CONNECT COUNTRY MUSIC FOR CHARITY at Cricketers Arms Hotel, Mooroopna on Thursday, August 18 with guest artist Brendon Scholt. Doors open 11.30am with meals at 12 noon. Entry for music 1-4pm is $10, with proceeds going to the homeless. Bookings to Joyce – 0408 218 411.
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SHEPPARTON SENIOR CITIZENS are inviting new members to join the Seniors Club at 122-132 Welsford Street. Membership is $10 from June 2022. Their birthday concert is Thursday, August 25 with invitation only. Enquiries to Judith – 0409 225 548. Tell us about your ‘not-for-profit’ community events via email at classifieds@ sheppartonadviser.com.au (information is required at least 2 weeks before an event). Please note listings are to be fewer than 55 words. IF you love all things camping, fishing, or four-wheel driving, keep reading for details on how you could score one of 30 double-passes to the hotly anticipated 2022 Shepparton Great Outdoor & 4x4 Expo. The three-day event will showcase the latest in caravans, motorhomes, campervans and camper-trailers, 4WD and 4x4 accessories, boats, fishing and camping gear. There will also be demonstrations and activities for the whole family to enjoy.
The Adviser is giving away 15 doublepasses to our newspaper readers, and a further 15 passes away to our Facebook followers. You can only win once but may enter both rounds. For your chance to win, place your name and phone number into an envelope and drop it off at our office at 38-40 Welsford Street, Shepparton (Metzke & Allen building), or post your details to The Adviser PO BOX 1664, Shepparton 3630. To enter online, visit hasThefacebook.com/SheppartonAdviserhttps://www.andfindGreatOutdoor&4X4Expopostthatfurtherinformation.
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THERE are five community and Neighbourhood Houses in the Greater Shepparton electorate and each one is an engine that builds and supports community. Community Neighbourhood Houses provide a meeting place for people of all ages and backgrounds. Vitally, these hubs also present a range of courses designed to educate, connect and support individuals in the community. At the North Shepparton Community and Learning Centre (NSCLC) on August 5, National Party leader, Peter Walsh and Nationals candidate, Kim O’Keeffe acknowledged the key work of Neighbourhood Houses Victoria (NHV), by announcing a commitment to recurrent funding. Standing alongside NSCLC CEO, Debbie Orlandi, Mr Walsh said, “Liberals and Nationals have committed that if we are elected in November…funding is locked in [for NHVs] for perpetuity so they can employ people and deliver services, knowing that there is certainty for employment for their staff.” Concurring with the party leader, Kim O’Keeffe stated, “We understand the terrific work done by North Shepparton Community and Learning Centre and our many other community and Neighbourhood Houses across the region and their need to plan their future withTherecertainty.”aretwo Neighbourhood Houses in Shepparton, and one in Mooroopna, Murchison, Tatura, Nathalia and Numurkah.
FUNDING SECURITY PROMISE... Nationals candidate, Kim O’Keeffe discusses the fundamental work done by Neighbourhood houses, with Debbie Orlandi, CEO of North Sheppaton Community and Learning Centre. Photo: Natasha Fujimoto
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The power of writing... these young Furphy winners truly get it BRIGHT, BRIGHT FUTURE...Lila Plunkett and Layla O’Callaghan know the power of words. Photo: Natasha Fujimoto Find a copy in this edition of The Adviser 4/575 Wyndham St, Shepparton (03) 5822 4037 CATALOGUE 5822 1555 177-193 Numurkah Rd, Shepparton VIC www.fairleysiga.com.au Make it about your home, not your home loan. Your gmcu lender supports you every step of the way, so you can focus on what’s really important. Speak to your local team or visit gmcu.com.au today. Credit eligibility criteria, terms and conditions, fees and charges apply. Goulburn Murray Credit Union Co-operative Limited ABN 87 087 651 509 AFSL/Australian credit licence 241 364. NO NEED TO BEAT THE RUSH! WE’VE EXTENDED OUR TRADING HOURS DURING EOFY Sat 25th June 8am - 4pm Sun 26th June 10am - 4pm Mon 27th June 7am - 5:30pm LOCALLY OWNED & OPERATED CATALOGUE OUT NOW!
THE words slip from Layla’s mouth as beautifully and as intently as her written word. Layla O’Callaghan is a 17-year-old from Goulburn Valley Grammar school and is this year’s Youth, Furphy Literary Award winner for her short story, Taliban. It is indeed a remarkable piece, written with such acuity and imagery, the reader is transported immediately to the horror of Afghanistan one year ago, as the Taliban retook the country. When asked why she chose such a subject to write about, Layla replied, “Watching it was just so different from my reality and it struck me how lucky I was.” As the world watched the heinous events unfold, Layla wrote about it, in order to better comprehend it, “I guess it sounds cliché, but I use writing to process my emotions.”
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Listening intently to Layla, Lila Plunkett nods knowingly at Layla’s sage words. Lila is another talented writer from GVGS, winning the Junior short story category, at the same awards, for her remarkable tale, Colour. Colour is a suspenseful narrative that depicts the plight of the Klein family as they flee through a dark tunnel, under the Berlin wall.When asked, how she felt when she read her completed story, Lila replied, “It’s sometimes amazing to see what is in your head come to life on the page and then to be able to share it with other people, it’s amazing!”
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FOR the first time in two years, the annual Dungala Kaiela Oration (DKO) is again presented on Yorta Yorta Country, at the Rumbalara Football Netball Club in North Shepparton this month. The orations celebrate First Nations' cultural identity and seek to foster a shared vision for all people of the Goulburn Murray region, building important bridges to promote Indigenous education, social and economic development. Last year’s powerful oration was presented by keynote speaker, Josephine Sukkar AM. Ms Sukkar spoke on the willingness and ability within sporting infrastructure in Australia to tackle the insidiousness issue of institutional racism and to be a critical cornerstone in creating a healthy, vibrant nation. This year, audiences will hear from esteemed international educator, Professor Wiremu Doherty, chief executive at Te Whare Wananga o Awanuiarangi, a Maori tertiary organisation in Aotearoa/New Zealand.Theoverarching theme, ‘The Invincible Spirit: defining the future’ exemplifies what makes the people of Yorta Yorta river country so strong, proud, and resilient. It also highlights the determination to look to the future, building economic prosperity through sustainable education and economic development initiatives. The Dungala Kaiela Oration starts at 4.30pm on Wednesday, 31 August. your seat today or find via Eventbrite at https://bit. ly/3AjJcwq. For enquiries, please phoneadministration@kaielainstitute.org.aucontactor0437762488.
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Oration returns in person INVINCIBLE SPIRIT... Paul Briggs OAM speaking at the 2022 Dungala Kaiela Oration. Photo: Supplied.
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National Skills Week, August 22-28, 2022, aims to raise awareness of the diversity of training and career opportunities available, pathways into training and education, and the importance of trades, skills and Vocational Education and Training (VET) to today’s society.Thetheme for 2022 is ‘A Universe of Skills: Go Beyond Your Imagination,’ which asks people to re-imagine possibilities for careers, opportunities and emerging industries. Discover careers, pathways and opportunities in skills and Vocational Education that you may not know about, thought about or even imagined. Careers in emerging industries and areas, new technology, future skills, and jobs. year's theme prompts people to question: Did ever imagine a career where… Could possibly imagine a job which… W hat imagine for future… NationalWeek
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MELISA is a proud mum to six kids and a first-time employee at 46 years of age. Melisa became a mother at 17 and went on to have six beautiful children. At 46, she started her first role in paid employment. Melisa lives with heel spurs, and anxiety. She has low confidence and wasn’t sure where she wanted to work. Shepparton job coach Brad helped build Melisa’s confidence. They created a resume, something she didn’t think she could do with little experience.
Good news from atWork Australia SMASHING GOALS AND FORGING A CAREER... Melisa is a 46 year old mum of six and has just landed her first job role thanks to the guidance of Shepparton atWork NOW entering its 12th year, National Skills Week sets out to highlight the profile and status of vocational learning by dispelling outdated myths and showcasing the many attractive opportunities for all Australians. Australia continues to experience an increase in demand for skilled labour, which requires increased workforce participation, increased skill attainment and the employment of attraction and retention strategies.
“Starting to apply for work, with very little experience, is really daunting,” Melisa said.Brad encouraged Melisa to apply for a variety of roles to find her best fit. As she started being called in for interviews, her confidence grew. Melisa landed a job on her third interview, she was so proud of herself and grateful to Brad for his guidance. atWork Australia helps clients like Melisa to gain the right job with the right employer. Give them a call on 1300 080 856.
2022 22nd - 28th AUG Our free Disability Employment Services connect people and business so both can thrive. We support people living with disability, injury or health condition to find good work, and connect employers with great talent. Looking for work or to employ great talent? We are here to help 1300 080 atworkaustralia.com.au/find-an-office856
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culture is focused on people (customers & staff) and helping them grow and succeed, we are looking for people that share these values. Standby Security has a strong and growing range of products covering Intrusion, CCTV, Access Control and Intercoms – there is no limit to what we can provide to help make our customers, We offer excellent employee benefits, a great company culture and If you have a keen eye for technology and enjoy working in an 1800 809 579 standbysecurity.com.au Local & Rapid Protection Since 1991 Alarms jobs@standbysecurity.com.au Welcome HIRING WE’RE Licence No: 644-900-82S | Registration No: 644-900-03S If you are interested in joining the team at Standby Security with a security career, we encourage you to register your interest by email to jobs@standbysecurity.com.au if you possess; Clear and concise communication skills Strong problem solving and decision-making abilities Experience in providing and recognising exceptional customer service A clear Police record Self-sufficiency, have proven honesty, integrity and confidence Victorian Adviser and Installer Security Licence The ability to work within a solid team and deal with a wide variety of people 64 Stewart St, Shepparton
• Family culture with a commitment to safety. Who should apply? • We are an equal opportunity and all abilities employers, with facilities to cater for all abilities. We welcome all cultures, religions, and nationalities jobopportunitiesexistforyouatGouge supporting new team members
STANDBY SECURITY, LEADERS IN INNOVATIVE TECHNOLOGY AND CAREER PROGRESSION… Standby Security owner, Angelo Kakouros and his team are on standby to talk you through a variety of roles that will lead you down an exciting and dynamic career path. Photo: Steve Hutcheson P: (03) 5825 1243 www.gouge.com.au
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THE security industry is like no other, with every day bringing something different and dynamic to negotiate, protect and navigate. If you’re ready to switch to a hands-on vocation where you make a difference in people’s lives, local leaders in the security sector, Standby Security, offer a variety of roles that will lead you down an exciting career path with great remuneration. Whether working as a patrol officer in the field or as a security officer, you’ll stay challenged, engaged, and fulfilled as you provide the highest quality security service in our community. If clear and concise communication skills are your strong point, you are apt in problem solving and decision-making, have exemplarily customer service skills and possess a clear police record, joining the Standby Security family is a brilliant opportunity to foster both your personal and career growth. There is a wide range of working hours available to the right applicants, with 24 hours, seven days a week shift work. If you are interested in joining the team at Standby Security with a security career, we encourage you to register your interest by email to jobs@standbysecurity.com.au.
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Gouge Linen & Garment Services is a premium supplier of linen and garments solutions across Victoria and southern NSW. From sheets, towels and robes to scrubs, food processing garments, dry cleaning and industrial workwear we have all your needs covered.
WORKING for a business that is committed to not only their own organisational aspirations but also to the well being and collective professional goals of their entire team is key to loving what youGougedo. is one of the Goulburn Valley region’s premier employers and aims to grant their professional cohort with a sense of belonging, purpose and meaningful employment. They are proud to be an inclusive team and celebrate their diverse workforce.Inaddition to providing a supportive working culture, Gouge is a socially responsible employer and is committed to taking measures to protect our environment and reduce their carbon footprint.Witha local presence in Melbourne, Geelong, Bendigo, Ballarat, and the Goulburn Valley, Gouge have a fleet of over 40 trucks and vans that supply some of Victoria and NSW’s premier venues. Gouge proudly services industries such as food processing, hotels and motels, restaurants and cafes, salons and spas, healthcare and industrial and manufacturing.Gougeare able to work with you, your individual skill set and personal development goals to find suitable employment across their broad range of opportunities.Gougeoffers attractive employee benefits including, attractive remuneration, opportunities for professional development and growth, workplace flexibility and a people focussed culture that is committed to safety and wellbeing. For further information, visit www.gouge.com.au/ careers.
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• Easy entry for newbies – many retail positions require little or no previous experience or special skills, meaning employees can start work immediately with on-the-job training.
GREATER Shepparton City Council has a strong commitment to ensuring our local business community has the support of local government, the best possible tools to succeed and a plethora of valuable resources. Greater Shepparton Business Centre are giving existing and budding local entrepreneurs the opportunity to maximise their potential and learn invaluable skills to increase their business acumen.
• Choice of location – retail positions are not difficult to find. Local data from 2019/20 shows this is the second largest industry behind healthcare and social assistance. Locally and further afield, you can choose a retail position in different industries depending on your interest and location, like fashion, tools, cars, jewellery or working in a supermarket.
A series of free, highly informative workshops will be held from the end of August through to the end of October. The five workshops will cover differing topics including generating cash flow, developing an innovators mindset, social media and content marketing, starting a small business and taking your business online. All workshops will be hosted at Greater Shepparton Business Centre and attendees must register by visiting the following link: https://sheppartonbusiness.com.au/events
Committed to helping locals excel EQUIP YOURSELF WITH THE RIGHT KNOWLEDGE... Greater Shepparton Business Centre are giving existing and budding local entrepreneurs the opportunity to maximise their potential and learn invaluable skills to increase their business acumen. A series of free, highly informative workshops will be held from the end of August through to the end of October. Photo: Rachel Doller
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FOR some, a job in retail can be a great way to enter or re-enter the workforce, while others make a career of Manyretailing.retail employers offer attractive benefits, including flexible working hours, the opportunity to move to management and the ability to meet and work with a wide variety of people. Some advantages of choosing a career in retail include:
The Adviser. Australia No.1:1624 Wednesday, August 17, 2022 – Page 17 There are plenty of good reasons toattend our planned workshops!Register now! Book our FREE workshops now Greater Shepparton Business Centre 70 New Dookie Rd, Shepparton Ph: (03) 5832 1100 Email:www.sheppartonbusiness.com.augsbc@shepparton.vic.gov.au RdVerney RdDoylesRdDrummondNew Dookie Rd WE HEREARE SaleyardsN Innovators Mindset Tuesday 23rd August 11:30 AM Follow the link to register: www.bit.ly/3Aga6VK Social Media and Content Marketing Wednesday 7th September 9:30 AM Follow the link to register: www.bit.ly/3JkZUyp Taking Your Business Online Tuesday 20th September 12:00 PM Follow the link to register: www.bit.ly/3C1o2nZ Generating Cashflow Tuesday 11th October 12:00 PM Follow the link to register: www.bit.ly/3zo6vmY Starting Your Small Business Tuesday 25th October 11:30 AM Follow the link to register: www.bit.ly/3zi6FMI
For more information on this wonderful opportunity or any of the other services the centre offers, including hiring enquiries, please call 5832 1100 or alternatively email gsbc@shepparton.vic.gov.au.
• Not stuck behind a desk – retail can provide an alternative to more sedentary occupations. Whether you’re assisting customers or bagging orders, you will be on your feet for much of the time. The fast-paced nature of many retail environments, particularly during the hectic holiday season, can offer the added appeal of a work shift that passes quickly.
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Early Years employment opportunities exist across our Council Maternal and Child Health Services, Kindergartens, and Long Day Care facilities. Come and join a passionate and innovative team that have a positive influence on the daily lives of our children across our region. We acknowledge and support the traditional owners of our land, embrace diversity, encourage belonging and nurture learning. We are committed to fostering holistic, strength and play based services.
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• Problem solving – whether you’re dealing with a difficult customer or faced with internal issues, being able to think on your feet and come up with solutions to problems is one of the most valued soft skills across many industries.
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• Teamwork – the ability to integrate into an existing team is often considered essential when choosing a candidate for a role.
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The interests, culture and abilities of each child and their family are the foundations for all we do. We have permanent, temporary and casual full and part time opportunities available for people with the right attitude and an aptitude to work as part of a great inclusive team. Come and work with us: Recruitment and workplace policies that facilitate an Indigenous-friendly working environment Work life balance with accrued days off Work with mature like-minded passionate professionals Feel valued and heard Be supported to investigate and instigate innovation in practice Role satisfaction Professional development and training Inclusive environment that supports the community Career advancement Family friendly hours – by negotiation Current vacancies, position descriptions and information on applying can be found at https://bit.ly/ECEJobs2022
For more information about the opportunities available please contact the Early Years Services department of 5832 9783
CHILDREN are born ready to learn, and their brains develop through use. They require a stimulating environment with lots of different ways to play and learn and also plenty of chances to practice what they’re learning.EarlyLearning is crucial to lifelong development as well as school readiness, with babies and young children learning best when they have warm, engaged and responsive relationships with their main carers and peers. Working with children and families in the early years is such a rewarding career and many employment opportunities exist across the Greater Shepparton region in Council Maternal and Child Health Services, Kindergartens and Long Day Care facilities. There are permanent, temporary and casual full and part time opportunities available for those who wish to work in an environment and work culture that embraces diversity, encourages belonging and nurtures holistic learning environments. If working amongst like-minded, passionate early childhood professionals in an environment which ensures its team feels valued, supported and heard sounds like the career path for you, please get in contact with Council to express your interest. For more information on available opportunities, please contact the Early Years Services Department on 5832 9783.
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• Stress or time management – it can be easy to let your emotions run rampant when you’re dealing with a large workload or fast pace. If you are able to remain cool and collected under pressure and do the job at hand, highlight this with examples on your CV.
SOFT skills are personal attributes that enable someone to interact effectively and harmoniously with other people. Harnessing your soft skills can help you obtain a job and paint a clearer picture of who you are to employers.
EXPAND YOUR HORIZONS…Working with children and families in the early years is such a rewarding career and many employment opportunities exist across the Greater Shepparton region in Council Maternal and Child Health Services, Kindergartens and Long Day Care facilities. Pictured is Katie and Lenny enjoying a song with Greater Shepparton playgroup facilitator, Jenny Wileman.
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Are you a new graduate or currently completing a Bachelor Qualification? An experienced Early Childhood Educator looking to expand your career? Are you a Maternal and Child Health Nurse looking for a new challenge?
The Adviser. Australia No.1:1624 Wednesday, August 17, 2022 – Page 19 KCLC is a strong supporter of careers within our community and enable people start their careers, change direction in their careers and continue their career with opportunities to extend their training. Pre-accredited short courses include: • Beginners Computers / including social media • Customer Service • Kitchen Hand • Commercial Cleaning • Horticulture/Aquaculture • Introduction to woodwork • Improve literacy KYABRAM COMMUNITY AND LEARNING CENTRE KCLC is an equal opportunities employer and welcomes applications from all minority and interest groups. To view our vacancies visit –Lakehttps://www.kclc.com.auRoad,Kyabram (03) 5852 0000 e. kclc@kclc.com.auLive, Learn and Work in Kyabram with KCLC Connections are Enduring If you are an employer who would like potential new hires undergo training prior to starting with your team contact KCLC today to discuss how we can support you and your new team start with your best foot forward. We are able to offer pre-accredited courses and work experience placements for students (Year 10 and above) and adults undertaking student placements. KCLC offers traineeships and volunteer opportunities. KCLC offers the opportunity to experience a variety of career settings within community services including: • Early Learning - Early Learning Educators and Teaching positions, Kitchen • Family Support Services - Workers • Administration - Administration support, Quality control, Finance officer • Neighbourhood House - Pre-accredited course trainers, Foodbank / Emergency Material Aid/ NILS support, volunteer roles available to assist with programs • Maintenance (Garden, building, equipment repairs) KCLC acknowledge the Yorta Yorta Woonghi of this woka, and wala. Nurragh ngu-biyin dorra Yorta Yorta Woonghi narrak damna— gunyah woka. Wamadaman womigin nurragh nitel imilang. Nyuwanda ngu-ngalnyan yakurrumdja dorra Yenbena djiyangana garra*. For they hold the memories, traditions, the living culture and hopes of all Woonghi of Australia. We always remember that under the concrete and asphalt this woka and wala is, was and always will be Yorta Yorta and recognise that the sovereignty of Yorta Yorta Woonghi was never ceded.
JOIN THE TEAM... As part of the CMV Truck & Bus team (pictured), you will receive ongoing training and development opportunities, giving you the knowledge and skills to build a long and successful career in the industry. Photo: Kelly Carmody.
AS a result of continued growth, CMV Truck & Bus Shepparton have multiple opportunities available to join their team. "We're looking for qualified heavy vehicle diesel technicians and a field service technician to join our growing team at Shepparton, working with iconic global brands Volvo, UD, Mack and Hino," a spokesperson said. "As part of the CMV Truck & Bus team you will receive ongoing training and development opportunities, giving you the knowledge and skills to build a long and successful career in the industry. We'll support your growth with our teamfocused culture and a supportive working environment on both a personal and professional level." "At CMV Truck & Bus we also offer multiple apprenticeship opportunities where you will learn the skills, knowledge and applications required to begin a career in the automotive industry. Our apprenticeship programs are offered in conjunction with our registered training organisation, Kangan Institute of TAFE, and are recognised both within Australia andSo,internationally."ifyou'reseeking a career in the fast-moving automotive industry, and are looking for more than a trade, we encourage you to apply to join the CMV Truck & Bus team. To learn more and apply, visit cmvtb.com.au/careers. 2022 If you would like to apply, please scan the QR Code or visit www.infinitycoordination.com
Benalla 70 New Dookie Road, Shepparton We’re looking for a qualified diesel technician to join our tea m as a Field Service Technician. Work with iconic global brands, Volvo, UD, Mack and Hino, plus receive ongoing manufacturer training and support. If you’re seeking a career in the fast-moving automotive indust ry, and are looking for more than a trade, we encourage you to appl y to join our team. To learn more and apply, visit cmvtb.com.au/careers or contact Brody Gray on brody.gray@cmv.com.au or (03) 5831 2201 for a confidential chat. JOIN THE TEAM AT CMV TRUCK & BUS SHEPPARTON CMV Truck & Bus Shepparton 9 Gemini Crescent, Shepparton VIC 3630 Sam BIRRELL MP Federal Member for Nicholls 426 Wyndham Street, Shepparton VIC 3630 03 5821 5371 sambirrell.com.au SamBirrellMP sam.birrell.mp@aph.gov.auSamBirrellMP Please contact my office if you require assistance with any Federal Government matters. Authorised by Sam Birrell, The Nationals, 426 Wyndham Street, Shepparton VIC 3630
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AT Maccas®, we attract people who love to create and serve seriously great food, possess an infectious attitude, provide world-class customer service, and most importantly, like to have fun while they’re working. Whether it is building skills for life or giving you flexibility to fit in with your lifestyle, we create jobs that work for you. A career at Maccas is full of great training programs, opportunities and pathways that will help you forge a rewarding career within McDonald’s and beyond.McDonald’s Shepparton and Mooroopna restaurants are seeking motivated and passionate employees for a range of roles across crew, management, barista, delivery and maintenance. If this sounds like you, head over to careers.mcdonalds.com/ Australia and apply now!
The golden path A WEALTH OF OPPORTUNITY... McDonald’s Shepparton and Mooroopna restaurants are seeking motivated and passionate employees for a range of roles across crew, management, barista, delivery and maintenance. Pictured is customer experience Sandra Hyland, Cert II Retail Noah O’Dwyer and Cert II Retail Jaymes Crees. Photo: Kelly Carmody
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repair of hydraulic hoses as our Hose & Fitting Technician servicing the Shepparton region. Full industry training / accreditation will be provided •Process over the counter and telephone sales and enquiries •Deal with clients directly to arrange hose repairs, some after hours on-call required •Maintain equipment and stock levels within stores and the Hose Truck POSITIONS THE Newspapers… the information medium For your next advertising campaign phone 5832 8989 A member of The Victorian Country Press Association Country VIC B/double Truck Driver Based in Shepparton or surrounding area Applications are invited for the position of Full time Shepparton based B/double Truck Driver with Morello Gypsum. Morello Gypsum is a Mildura Based Mining and Earthmoving Business. Established in 1983 we specialize in producing high quality Gypsum delivered to the farm gate. The person we are looking for would need to be comfortable dealing with customers. A full-time position paying p.a and sick pay, uniforms supplied and late model fully maintained equipment. Please see below a list of requirements for you to be considered: •Unrestricted MC License with tipper experience •Loader experience an advantage •Be based in Shepparton or surrounding area •Must be reliable, self-motivated and have good work ethic Please send Resume to ops@morelloearthmoving.com.au Or call Brad on mobile 0408 596 277 JOB VACANCIES EXPERIENCED OPERATORS TRUCKLABOURERSDRIVERS Bild Group currently has the following vacancies and opportunities for people looking for new challenges across the Civil Infrastructure Industry working on regional projects across Victoria. •HR•Operators/HCTruck Drivers •Labourers The
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Join our team & become part of our story! Community Living & Respite Services is a community organisation, accredited to provide disability services in Echuca, Moama and surrounding areas. CLRS is seeking a Team Leader — Daily Living to provide high level leadership and administration by partnering with clients and direct support professionals to implement supported decision-making ensuring clients are engaged in supports that meet their individual care and support needs. (Remote working/ hybrid working opportunity) If you are interested in being part of support that is Flexible, Respectful, Collaborative and Safe then visit www.clrs.org.au/jobs for more details. Employment safety screening applies. CLRS is an equal opportunity employer and values diversity. 26A Percy Street, Echuca | P 5480 2388 E admin@clrs.org.au | www.clrs.org.au
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The Adviser. Australia No.1:1624 Wednesday, August 17, 2022 – Page 21 If you are a person that likes to deal with people daily and get job satisfaction by giving a client a great experience this is the position for you. The role of the Administration Support Team member is to provide ADMINISTRATION SUPPORT Location: Sheppa Category: • Administration • Administrative Assistants E 9AM – 3P M 4 DAYS A W organisationShepparton(NEGOTIABLE)FULLHANDYMANGARDENER/TIME/PARTTIMEVillagesisanot-for-profitwhosemissionistoenrichthelivesofthepeopleinourcare.TheRole We are currently seeking a Gardener/ Handyman with a passion for groundskeeping to take up a full
Do you want a ca reer making a difference in the life of others ? Join our team & become part of our story! Community Living & Respite Services is a community organisation, accredited to provide disability services in Echuca, Moama and surrounding areas. CLRS is seeking a Team Leader — Daily Living to provide high level leadership and administration by partnering with clients and direct support professionals to implement supported decision-making ensuring clients are engaged in supports that meet their individual care and support needs. (Remote working/ hybrid working opportunity)
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Respectful, Collaborative and Safe then visit www.clrs.org.au/jobs for more details. Employment safety screening applies. CLRS is an equal opportunity employer and values diversity. 26A Percy Street, Echuca | P 5480 2388 E admin@clrs.org.au | www.clrs.org.au VR4772016Policies Editorial policy and complaints procedures Editorial Policy The Adviser understands and respects that we have an obligation to adhere to the principles of integrity balance and fairness in all news gathering and Topresentation.viewour full Editorial Policy, please visit our website. Complaints Complaints will be accepted up to one (1) month from the date of the behaviour(s) or first publication. To view our full complaints procedure policy, please visit our website. Postal address: PO Box 1664 Shepparton VIC 3630 By person: 38-40 Welsford St, Shepparton VIC 3630 By sheppartonadviser.com.aueditorial@email:sheppadviser.com.au EMPLOYMENT 5832 89 89 @s heppartonadvise r. com.au .sheppar tonadvise r. com.au CLASSIFIED LOCA L OPPORTUN ITIE S If you are a person that likes to deal with people daily and get job satisfaction by giving a client a great experience this is the position for you. The role of the Administration Support Team member is to provide administration support to the Financial Planning team in key areas including, General Administration and Client Support Administration in an effective and What you bring to the role? • High level of computer skills in Microsoft Word, •• High level of accuracy, professionalism, and attention to detail High level of interpersonal and communication skills ••• ADMINISTRATION SUPPORT Applications close on Friday 9th September 2022 If you would like to have an initial discussion about th a position description, please don’t hesitate to Sarah Kent on 03 5821 3025 All applications should include Resume and cove sent to email: skent@sustainablewealth.Location:Shepparton VIC 3630 Category: • Administration • Administrative Assistants PART-TIM E 9AM – 3P M 4 DAYS A W EEK organisationShepparton(NEGOTIABLE)FULLHANDYMANGARDENER/TIME/PARTTIMEVillagesisanot-for-profitwhosemissionistoenrichthelivesofthepeopleinourcare.TheRole We are currently seeking a Gardener/ Handyman with a passion for groundskeeping to take up a full time role, primarily located at Rodney Park, Mooroopna. Copies of the Position Description may be obtained from our HR Support team on 03 5832 0800 shouldnamesincludingtoIfrecruitment@sheppvillages.com.auoryoubelieveyouhavewhatittakesjoinourteam,yourapplicationcurriculumvitaeandtheoftwoprofessionalrefereesbeforwardedto: Recruitment Shepparton Villages Box 203, SHEPPARTON VIC 3630 or email recruitment@sheppvillages.com.au Applications close 4th September 2022 McCullochs have the following vacancies in our Shepparton Store to service exciting new multiple dealerships recently assigned to our Shepparton facility We are looking for local people with a can do attitude that want to be part of a small but diverse team. As a 75 year young family owned business we at McCullochs pride ourselves in providing to all our employees a safe working environment aswell as industry acredited training, fellowship, mentoring, opportunities for advancement and importantly very competitive wages. Should you require further information or wish to apply please contact Human Resources on 03 5445 6900 or email. zgorman@mccullochs.com.au HOSE & FITTING TECHNICIAN Key Duties: •Perform in store and on-site repair of hydraulic hoses as our Hose & Fitting Technician servicing the Shepparton region. Full industry training / accreditation will be provided •Process over the counter and telephone sales and enquiries •Deal with clients directly to arrange hose repairs, some after hours on-call required •Maintain equipment and stock levels within stores and the Hose Truck Skills & Experience: •Great customer service skills •A positive work attitude, using initiative to service the client’s needs wherever possible •A mechanical aptitude •Light Rigid Vehicle Licence or be prepared to obtain before commencing role •Ability to operate autonomously and as part of a team ADMINISTRATION/COUNTER SALES Key Duties: •Perform over the counter and telephone sales and enquiries •Provide responsive, professional customer service •Generate customer invoices •Liaise with suppliers •Assist in the management of stock control Skills and Experience: •Customer service skills •Confident communication style both written and oral •A positive work attitude, using initiative to service the customer’s needs POSITIONS AVAILABLE THE Newspapers… the information medium For your next advertising campaign phone 5832 8989 A member of The Victorian Country Press Association Country VIC B/double Truck Driver Based in Shepparton or surrounding area Applications are invited for the position of Full time Shepparton based B/double Truck Driver with Morello Gypsum. Morello Gypsum is a Mildura Based Mining and Earthmoving Business. Established in 1983 we specialize in producing high quality Gypsum delivered to the farm gate. The person we are looking for would need to be comfortable dealing with customers. A full-time position paying p.a and sick pay, uniforms supplied and late model fully maintained equipment. Please see below a list of requirements for you to be considered: •Unrestricted MC License with tipper experience •Loader experience an advantage •Be based in Shepparton or surrounding area •Must be reliable, self-motivated and have good work ethic Please send Resume to ops@morelloearthmoving.com.au Or call Brad on mobile 0408 596 277 JOB VACANCIES EXPERIENCED OPERATORS TRUCKLABOURERSDRIVERS Bild Group currently has the following vacancies and opportunities for people looking for new challenges across the Civil Infrastructure Industry working on regional projects across Victoria. •HR•Operators/HCTruck Drivers •Labourers The right candidate will have a good work ethic, a hunger to be a part of a strong team and strong commitment to safety and quality Requirements: Report to the Moama depot •Work away from home “Monday to Friday” •Availability to work reasonable overtime, including occasional weekends Please register your interest for the above roles by contacting Des Smith 0428 511 587 or email resume to des.smith@bild.group high l adership and administration by partnering with clients and direct support professionals to implement supported decision-making ensuring clients are engaged in supports that meet their individual care and support needs. (Remote working/ hybrid working opportunity) If you are interested in being part of support that is Flexible, Respectful, Collaborative and Safe then visit www.clrs.org.au/jobs for more details. Employment safety screening applies. CLRS is an equal opportunity employer and values diversity. 26A Percy Street, Echuca | P 5480 2388 E admin@clrs.org.au | www.clrs.org.au Topresentation.viewour full Editorial Policy, please visit our website. Complaints Complaints will be accepted up to one (1) month from the date of the behaviour(s) or first publication. To view our full complaints procedure policy, please visit our website. Postal address: PO Box 1664 Shepparton VIC 3630 By person: 38-40 Welsford St, Shepparton VIC 3630 By sheppartonadviser.com.aueditorial@email:sheppadviser.com.au
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Complaints Complaints will be accepted up to one (1) month from the 38-40 Welsford St, Shepparton VIC 3630 By sheppartonadviser.com.aueditorial@email:sheppadviser.com.au SIFIED High level of accuracy, professionalism, and attention to detail High level of interpersonal and communication skills Applications close on Friday 9th September 2022 If you would like to have an initial discussion about th a position description, please don’t hesitate to Sarah Kent on 03 5821 3025 All applications should include Resume and cove sent to email: skent@sustainablewealth. organisationShepparton(NEGOTIABLE)FULLHANDYMANGARDENER/TIME/PARTTIMEVillagesisanot-for-profitwhosemissionistoenrichthelivesofthepeopleinourcare.TheRole We are currently seeking a Gardener/ Handyman with a passion for groundskeeping to take up a full time role, primarily located at Rodney Park, Mooroopna. Copies of the Position Description may be obtained from our HR Support team on 03 5832 0800 shouldnamesincludingtoIfrecruitment@sheppvillages.com.auoryoubelieveyouhavewhatittakesjoinourteam,yourapplicationcurriculumvitaeandtheoftwoprofessionalrefereesbeforwardedto: Recruitment Shepparton Villages Box 203, SHEPPARTON VIC 3630 or email recruitment@sheppvillages.com.au Applications close 4th September 2022 McCullochs have the following vacancies in our Shepparton Store to service exciting new multiple dealerships recently assigned to our Shepparton facility We are looking for local people with a can do attitude that want to be part of a small but diverse team. As a 75 year young family owned business we at McCullochs pride ourselves in providing to all our employees a safe working environment aswell as industry acredited training, fellowship, mentoring, opportunities for advancement and importantly very competitive wages. Should you require further information or wish to apply please contact Human Resources on 03 5445 6900 or email. zgorman@mccullochs.com.au HOSE & FITTING TECHNICIAN Key Duties: •Perform in store and on-site repair of hydraulic hoses as our Hose & Fitting Technician servicing the Shepparton region. Full industry training / accreditation will be provided •Process over the counter and telephone sales and enquiries •Deal with clients directly to arrange hose repairs, some after hours on-call required •Maintain equipment and stock levels within stores and the Hose Truck •Great customer service skills positive work attitude, using initiative to service the client’s needs wherever possible mechanical aptitude •Light Rigid Vehicle Licence or be prepared to obtain before commencing role •Ability to operate autonomously and as part of a team ADMINISTRATION/COUNTER SALES Key Duties: •Perform over the counter and telephone sales and enquiries •Provide responsive, professional customer service •Generate customer invoices •Liaise with suppliers •Assist in the management of stock control Skills and Experience: •Customer service skills •Confident communication style both written and oral •A positive work attitude, using initiative to service the customer’s needs POSITIONS AVAILABLE Newspapers… the information medium For your next advertising campaign phone 5832 8989 •Be based in Shepparton or surrounding area JOB VACANCIES EXPERIENCED OPERATORS TRUCKLABOURERSDRIVERS Bild Group currently has the following vacancies and opportunities for people looking for new challenges across the Civil Infrastructure Industry working on regional projects across Victoria. •HR•Operators/HCTruck Drivers •Labourers The right candidate will have a good work ethic, difference in the life of others ? Join our team & become part of our story! Community Living & Respite Services is a community organisation, accredited to provide disability services in 26A Percy Street, Echuca | P 5480 2388 E admin@clrs.org.au | www.clrs.org.au The Adviser understands and respects that we have an obligation to adhere to the principles of integrity, procedure policy, please visit our website. Postal address: PO Box 1664 Shepparton VIC 3630 By person: 38-40 Welsford St, Shepparton VIC 3630 By sheppartonadviser.com.aueditorial@email:sheppadviser.com.au If you are a person that likes to deal with people daily and get job satisfaction by giving a client a great experience this is the position for you. The role of the Administration Support Team member is to provide administration support to the Financial Planning team in key areas including, General Administration and Client Support Administration in an effective and What you bring to the role? • High level of computer skills in Microsoft Word, High level of accuracy, professionalism, and attention to detail • High level of interpersonal and communication skills •• ADMINISTRATION SUPPORT Applications close on Friday 9th September 2022 If you would like to have an initial discussion about th a position description, please don’t hesitate to Sarah Kent on 03 5821 3025 All applications should include Resume and cove sent to email: skent@sustainablewealth. on VIC 3630 Category: • Administration • Administrative Assistants YS A W organisationShepparton(NEGOTIABLE)FULLHANDYMANGARDENER/TIME/PARTTIMEVillagesisanot-for-profitwhosemissionistoenrichthelivesofthepeopleinourcare.TheRole We are currently seeking a Gardener/ Handyman with a passion for groundskeeping to take up a full time role, primarily located at Rodney Park, Mooroopna. Copies of the Position Description may be obtained from our HR Support team on 03 5832 0800 shouldnamesincludingtoIfrecruitment@sheppvillages.com.auoryoubelieveyouhavewhatittakesjoinourteam,yourapplicationcurriculumvitaeandtheoftwoprofessionalrefereesbeforwardedto: Recruitment Shepparton Villages Box 203, SHEPPARTON VIC 3630 or email recruitment@sheppvillages.com.au Applications close 4th September 2022 McCullochs have the following vacancies in our Shepparton Store to service exciting new multiple dealerships recently assigned to our Shepparton facility We are looking for local people with a can do attitude that want to be part of a small but diverse team. As a 75 year young family owned business we at McCullochs pride ourselves in providing to all our employees a safe working environment aswell as industry acredited training, fellowship, mentoring, opportunities for advancement and importantly very competitive wages. Should you require further information or wish to apply please contact Human Resources on 03 5445 6900 or email. zgorman@mccullochs.com.au HOSE & FITTING TECHNICIAN Key Duties: •Perform in store and on-site repair of hydraulic hoses as our Hose & Fitting Technician servicing the Shepparton region. Full industry training / accreditation will be provided •Process over the counter and telephone sales and enquiries •Deal with clients directly to arrange hose repairs, some after hours on-call required •Maintain equipment and stock levels within stores and the Hose Truck Skills & Experience: •Great customer service skills positive work attitude, using initiative to service the client’s needs wherever possible mechanical aptitude •Light Rigid Vehicle Licence or be prepared to obtain before commencing role •Ability to operate autonomously and as part of a team ADMINISTRATION/COUNTER SALES Key Duties: •Perform over the counter and telephone sales and enquiries •Provide responsive, professional customer service •Generate customer invoices •Liaise with suppliers •Assist in the management of stock control Skills and Experience: •Customer service skills •Confident communication style both written and oral •A positive work attitude, using initiative to service the customer’s needs POSITIONS AVAILABLE Newspapers… the information medium For your next advertising campaign phone 5832 8989 A member of The Victorian Country Press Association •Must be reliable, self-motivated and have good work ethic EXPERIENCED OPERATORS TRUCKLABOURERSDRIVERS Bild Group currently has the following vacancies and opportunities for people looking for new challenges across the Civil Infrastructure Industry working on regional projects across Victoria. •HR•Operators/HCTruck Drivers •Labourers The right candidate will have a good work ethic, a hunger to be a part of a strong team and strong commitment to safety and quality Requirements: • Report to the Moama depot •Work away from home “Monday to Friday” •Availability to work reasonable overtime, including occasional weekends Please register your interest for the above roles by contacting Des Smith 0428 511 587 or email resume to des.smith@bild.group Do you want a ca reer making a difference in the life of others ? Join our team & become part of our story! Community Living & Respite Services is a community organisation, accredited to provide disability services in Echuca, Moama and surrounding areas. CLRS is seeking a Team Leader — Daily Living to provide high level leadership and administration by partnering with clients and direct support professionals to implement supported decision-making ensuring clients are engaged in supports that meet their individual care and support needs. (Remote working/ hybrid working opportunity) VR4772016Policies Editorial policy and complaints procedures Editorial Policy The Adviser understands and respects that we have an obligation to adhere to the principles of integrity, balance and fairness in all news gathering and Topresentation.viewour full Editorial Policy, please visit our website. 38-40 Welsford St, Shepparton VIC 3630 By sheppartonadviser.com.aueditorial@email:sheppadviser.com.au EMPLOYMENT 5832 89 89 @s heppartonadvise r. com.au tonadvise r. com.au SIFIED LOCA L OPPORTUN ITIE S If you are a person that likes to deal with people daily and get job satisfaction by giving a client a great ADMINISTRATION SUPPORT Location: Shepparton VIC 3630 Category: • Administration • Administrative Assistants PART-TIM E 9AM – 3P M 4 DAYS A W EEK organisationShepparton(NEGOTIABLE)FULLHANDYMANGARDENER/TIME/PARTTIMEVillagesisanot-for-profitwhosemissionistoenrichthelivesofthepeopleinourcare.TheRole McCullochs have the following vacancies in our Shepparton Store to service exciting new multiple dealerships recently assigned to our Shepparton facility We are looking for local people with a can do attitude that want to be part of a small but diverse team. As a 75 year young family owned business we at McCullochs pride ourselves in providing to all our employees a safe working environment aswell as industry acredited training, fellowship, mentoring, opportunities for advancement and importantly very competitive wages. Should you require further information or wish to apply please contact Human Resources on 03 5445 6900 or email. zgorman@mccullochs.com.au HOSE & FITTING TECHNICIAN Key Duties: •Perform in store and on-site repair of hydraulic hoses as our Hose & Fitting Technician servicing the Shepparton region. Full industry training / accreditation will be provided •Process over the counter and telephone sales and enquiries •Deal with clients directly to arrange hose repairs, POSITIONS AVAILABLE THE Newspapers… the information medium For your next advertising campaign phone 5832 8989 A member of The Victorian Country Press Association Country VIC B/double Truck Driver Based in Shepparton or surrounding area Applications are invited for the position of Full time Shepparton based B/double Truck Driver with Morello Gypsum. Morello Gypsum is a Mildura Based Mining and Earthmoving Business. Established in 1983 we specialize in producing high quality Gypsum delivered to the farm gate. The person we are looking for would need to be comfortable dealing with customers. A full-time position paying p.a and sick pay, uniforms supplied and late model fully maintained equipment. Please see below a list of requirements for you to be considered: •Unrestricted MC License with tipper experience •Loader experience an advantage •Be based in Shepparton or surrounding area •Must be reliable, self-motivated and have good work ethic Please send Resume to ops@morelloearthmoving.com.au Or call Brad on mobile 0408 596 277 JOB VACANCIES EXPERIENCED OPERATORS TRUCKLABOURERSDRIVERS
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McCullochs have the following vacancies in our Shepparton Store to service citing new multiple dealerships recently assigned to our Shepparton facility are looking for local people with a can do attitude that want to be part of a small but diverse team. As a 75 year young family owned business we at McCullochs pride ourselves in providing to all our employees a safe working environment aswell as industry acredited training, fellowship, mentoring, opportunities for advancement and importantly very competitive wages. Should you require further information or wish to apply please contact Human Resources on 03 5445 6900 or email. HOSE & FITTING TECHNICIAN Key Duties: •Perform in store and on-site right candidate hunger and quality Report to the Moama depot •Work away from home “Monday to Friday”
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gmcu is a member owned credit union embedded in the Goulburn Valley and surrounds. If you are passionate about delivering high quality, customer focused ser vice, love contributing to a team, and want to work for an organisation that is committed to our region and its communities, then we’d love to hear from you.
•SheppartonMember Services Officer –(permanent full time – 38 hours per week) The MSO is the front-line representative of gmcu. The role requires effective interaction with a diverse range of internal and external stakeholders as well as the ability to contribute positively to a team environment. Duties include undertaking financial transactions, conducting needs-based conversations with members and potential members, and appropriately promoting banking and insurance products and services. For further information and to obtain a copy of the position description, please contact Stacey Weeks – Chief Human Resources Officer on (03) 5823 Applications4107.close and must include a cover letter addressing the Key Selection Criteria (as outlined in the position description) a current CV and can be emailed to recruitment@gmcu.com.au r. com.au cl as sifieds @s r. com.au hone 03 58 32 89 89
MCF Australia Pty Ltd is a subsidiary of the Gradian Group. MCF provides innovative structural steel and concrete solutions to agriculture and industry. With over 20 years of local and international experience, the team at MCF Australia is dedicated to providing a premium level of personal customer service and rst grade expertise. We are seeking a suitably quali ed Sales Representative, to be responsible for the selling of specialised industrial and manufacturing materials for the purpose of constructing sheds, feed pads, stall barns, dairies etc.
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ECHUCA V SHEPPARTON UNITED Echuca will continue to fine tune ahead of its quest to claim the 2022 GVL premiership. Co-coaches Andrew Walker and Simon Maddox will be reminding the group to not get ahead of themselves and to stick to the game plan. These games are equally as important as the ones they will play on the way to hopefully qualifying for the September 25 decider. United is looking to get some positives out of the game as it also has an eye towards setting themselves up for 2023. Skipper Kyle Clarke has done an outstanding job leading this very young group. He will be hoping the likes of Sheldon Bogdan, Kaedyn Napier, Liam Serra and Harry Smith can continue their good form while Shane Sali should return after a one week ban to provide some leadership and experience to the backline. Liam Tenace, Daniel Willis, Jackson Stewart, Jack Evans and Logan Prout were the solid contributors in the big win over Shepparton last weekend. With the likes of Jack McHale, Sam Reid and Walker, then the Murray Bombers win comfortably. Tip: Echuca.
TAKING FLIGHT... Senior Michael Hartley fl ying high. Photo: Wayne Herring.
SHEPPARTON V BENALLA Shepparton and Benalla are looking to end their seasons on a high when they clash in the final Sunday home and away match of the season. The Bears are four points and percentage clear of the Saints. That said, the Saints will come to Deakin Reserve knowing they have already beaten Shepparton this year. But it will need the likes of Christopher Welsh, Chris Bamford, Jake Pallpratt, Will O’Donoghue and Jarrod Waite to get going for the visitors to get the chocolates in this contest. Jordan McGregor, Rhiley Lau, Jed Warrin, Miles Rowlands and Tyler Larkin will be doing their best to guide the Bears to the win. Tip: Shepparton.
MANSFIELD V KYABRAM Kyabram has a huge challenge on its hands in the High Country to take on second-place Mansfield. The reigning premier is sixth on the ladder – four points and percentage clear of Seymour. Coach Paul Newman knows there is work to do to qualify for the finals, starting against the Eagles. Their earlier meeting went in the favour of the Eagles and coach Chad Owens will be looking to his team doing the double over the visiting Bombers. That will not be easy task especially with Lachlan Smith. Smith celebrated his milestone game with the Bombers with a personal best of 11 goals in the win over his former club. If he can continue that form and get support from Jason Morgan, Zachary Keogh, Anthony DePasquale, Kaine Herbert and the returning Kyle Mueller, then the Bombers will fancy their chances. But if the likes of Tom McDonagh, Jack Hutchins, Ross Brown, Cameron Arnold, Tom Dunstan and skipper Brett Mahoney can dictate the contest and tempo, the Eagles should get the points to consolidate their place in the top two. Tip: Mansfield.
Seymour know what’s ahead when it welcomes Tatura to Kings Park. The Dogs produced arguably their best win of the season in front of the 1972 and 2012 premiership winning teams to get past the Shepparton Swans for their third win. Chris Ryan, Mitchell Elliott, Billy Cooper, Tom Sullivan and Comanche Walls lead the way in the win. Michael Hartley, Joshua Alford, Dylan Scopel, Jack Murphy and Jordan Angus were outstanding in the win over archrival Euroa in the first half of the split round. If they can continue that good form, the Lions should have a strong win and they may only be percentage outside the top six heading into R18. Tip: Seymour. EUROA V MOOROOPNA This is going to be an intriguing match-up for a variety of reasons. Both are looking to bounce back from losses in R16. The Pies suffered a narrow loss to Seymour, meaning they dropped out of the top two while the Cats fell by 14 points to Mansfield. The Cats are not safe yet – they need to win one of their last two games to be assured of their first finals appearance since 2013. Andrew Smith, William McIntosh, Jayden Gleeson, Jack Hellier and Max Gleeson will be doing their best to ensure the Cats don’t get the win they need to secure a spot in September. Ben Hicks, Oscar Lear-Camci, Christopher Nield, Ethan Hunt and Liam Betson will be doing their best to try and lift the visitors into the finals. If they can match the Pies around the stoppages and contest, then they are a chance, but my fear is the bigger bodies of the home team could prove decisive. Tip: Mooroopna.
SHEPPARTON SWANS V ROCHESTER Rochester seeks to continue its strong finish to the Home and Away season to qualify for the finals. Coach Steven Stroobants knows this is a danger game if his team is 10 percent off its game. He will be reminding the boys what the Swans did a few weeks ago against another top six contender. The Tigers were brutal in dismantling the bottom-of-the-table Shepparton United. If they bring that to this game and the likes of Hugh Hamilton (seven goals), Jacob Atley, James McPhee, Nathan Kay, and Daniel Russell continue their strong form, they will be in good stead to win. On another positive, the Tigers had nine different goal-kickers in the big win over the Demons which may stretch the young Swan defenders. Bryden Squire, Isaiah Jones, Mason Pedretti, Will Dwyer and Kurtis Dixon will be looking to lead the way for the Swans but in the end, I think the Tigers have too much on the line to drop the four points. Tip: Rochester.
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