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term three break has begun and Greater Shepparton City Council would like to invite community members and visitors to participate in the spring school holidays Activities in the Park program.Mayor Cr Shane Sali opened the spring 2022 Activities in the Park program

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“The season activation incorporates the best of spring and summer, beyond the school holidays, while inviting all members of the community to take part in fun activities throughout Greater Shepparton,” he said.

ON a dreary, rainy morning behind the vacant Wanganui campus, state opposition leader, Matthew Guy announced on Thursday, September 15, that if elected in November, the Liberal National Coalition will make provision for a second, public secondary school for students in Greater Shepparton.

KidsTown on Monday, where children and their

families took part in a slime making workshop.

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MOVE, PLAY, EXPLORE... With free and low-cost activities provided by Activities in the Park. Pictured are Greater Shepparton City Council’s Cr Greg James, healthy communities ofﬁcer Carmen Nicholson, projects support ofﬁcer Kellie Smith, and mayor Cr Shane Sali. Photo: Deanne Jeffers GOULBURN VALLEY

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VISITOR EXPERIENCE OF THE YEAR AWARD: TOURISM HOSPITALITY... Pictured from left, Geoff Adams from The Adviser with Carmel Johnson and Melinda Martin from the nominated business Shepparton Art Museum with Ingrid Thomas from the Greater Shepparton City Council. Photos: Kelly Carmody

BUSINESS OF THE YEAR AWARD: TRADE SERVICE... Pictured from left, Rij Shrestha from Harvey Norman with Kate Ryan and Nick Lucarelli from the nominated business Watters Electrical and Geoff Adams from The Adviser.

CUSTOMER SERVICE AWARD: RETAIL SERVICES... Pictured from left, Geoff Adams from The Adviser with Antonella Loverso from the nominated business Shepparton Amcal Pharmacy and Wayne Sutton from the Shepparton Club.

ENVIRONMENTAL/SUSTAINABLE BUSINESS OF THE YEAR AWARD... Pictured from left, Sharon Terry from the Greater Shepparton City Council’s Environmental Department with Daniel De Vries and Rony Argente from the nominated business Schnitz Shepparton and Geoff Adams from The Adviser.

Two new Customer Service Award nominations, sponsored by the Shepparton Club, have been announced. Shepparton Amcal Pharmacy for the Retail/ Hospitality Services category and Future NRG under Trade.

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184 and 80 finalists have been selected to date in the 25th annual 2022 White-King Pental Business Excellence Awards.

Graham Hill Eyecare’s Ashviney Vigneswaran is nominated for a Young Professional of the Year Award, provided by La Trobe University.

Shepparton Art Museum (SAM) was recognised for its’ excellence in Visitor Experience, tourism/hospitality category.

There were three Business of the Year Award nominations, sponsored by Harvey Norman Shepparton. These are Gallawah (Professional Services), Willow Batteries (Retail), and Watters Electrical (Trade).

Hub on High and Cardamone Real Estate have been nominated for Innovative Business of the Year Award, sponsored by NBN. Schnitz Shepparton was nominated for Environmental/Sustainable Business of the Year, sponsored by Greater Shepparton City Council.

Join all nominees, as well as local dignitaries and business leaders at a special gala presentation dinner at Riverlinks on Friday, October 28. For event details and to book, see the back of this edition, page 14, or call Riverlinks on 5832 9511.

CUSTOMER SERVICE AWARD: RETAIL/HOSPITALITY SERVICES... Pictured from left, Wayne Sutton from the Shepparton Club with Rosie Henry from nominated business Poolwerx and Geoff Adams from The Adviser.

BUSINESS OF THE YEAR AWARD: PROFESSIONAL SERVICES... Pictured from left, Rij Shrestha from Harvey Norman with Tina Powney from the nominated business Gallawah and Geoff Adams from The Adviser.

INNOVATIVE BUSINESS OF THE YEAR AWARD... Pictured from left, Geoff Adams from The Adviser with Peter Cardamone from the nominated business Cardamone Real Estate with Charlene Donovan from NBN Co.

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CUSTOMER SERVICE AWARD: TRADE SERVICE... Pictured from left, Geoff Adams from The Adviser with Sean Gash from the nominated business Future NRG and Wendy Crow from the Shepparton Chamber.

YOUNG PROFESSIONAL OF THE YEAR AWARD... Pictured from left, Phuc Nguyen from La Trobe University with nominee Ashviney Vigneswaran and Geoff Adams from The Adviser.

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LAST week, the Regional Australia Institute launched Regionalistion Ambition 2032 –a Framework to Rebalance the Nation , a bold plan to have 11M people living outside capital cities by 2032.

Greater Shepparton City Council, and professional offices.

Achieving this target will see an extra 500,000 people living in the regions, above the estimated prediction of 10.5M.

“Regional Australia is facing a horror Federal Budget at a time when regional investment is more critical than ever.”

were last week released into a wetland north of Seymour as part of a project to establish a new wild population of the threatened species in the Goulburn River catchment. Taungurung Traditional Owners (through Biik Environmental) have undertaken habitat enhancement works to further optimise conditions for the establishing population. The work includes reinstating native aquatic plants, establishing carp exclusion zones, re-snagging and willow control. Several magnificent specimens of the native Golden Perch or Yellow Belly were captured and released as part of the monitoring process. AuthorisedAdvertisementbythe Victorian Government, 1 Treasury Place, Melbourne. Save with solar. It’s that simple. Households save more than $1,000 every year when they make the switch. Eligibility criteria apply. Start saving with solar. Apply for a rebate at solar.vic.gov.au/apply Find out how to take control of your energy bills by switching to solar.

The Regional Australia Institute report documents a 100 percent jump in job vacancies in the last 2.5 years in the regions, more than 3.7M regional Australians living in a ‘childcare desert’, regional home building approvals having declined in five out of the last 10 years, and remote students doing half as well as their metropolitan counterparts in NAPLAN.

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Federal Member for Nicholls, Sam Birrell, who attended the launch of the Framework, expressed his concern that insufficient regional infrastructure spending could place regional growth at risk.

“As I said in my first speech in the Federal Parliament, I want to continue to develop our region and regional Australia more broadly. I don't want an Australia that's dominated by a few ever-expanding megacities,” Mr Birrell said.

“Labor already has a raft of programs and funding committed by the former Coalition Government under review and has indicated it will scrap billions of dollars in regional investment planned for the next decade.”Asecond Federal Budget will be handed down by the Labor Government on October 25. Mr Birrell said,

CENTRAL Shepparton office space can often be difficult to find, particularly quality modern offices with excellent parking.Anopportunity has become available for stunning offices overlooking the Queens Gardens, just metres from the CBD,

It currently has 190 members and they met last week to spell out a vision for the reopened school and how it will engage with theTheycommunity.arecalling for a commitment from the Department of Education that it will not repurpose the site and to meet with the community. Secondly, COOL is calling on more community members to join the campaign, which includes all Greater Shepparton residents; especially the 18,000 residents who live west of Shepparton.

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As a driving instructor with fifteen years’ experience, Michael feels strongly that everyone deserves the opportunity to gain their licence and he looks forward to working alongside occupational therapists and other care providers in assisting people to do so.

By Natasha Fujimoto

Mooroopna Men’s Shed voted unanimously in support of the campaign last week. At the time of writing, 1,000 signatures have been collected for a petition in the Legislative Council sponsored by Wendy Lovell MP.

“In celebrating 150 years of public education in Victoria, COOL will start to discuss our claims with local community leaders, council, political candidates and beyond so the roughly 18,000 people west of Shepparton can be serviced well again,” said Dr Lea Campbell, a COOL spokesperson.

With the expectation of working with clients recovering from stroke and people with reduced mobility and dexterity, the modifications provide various car functions such as indicators and windscreen wipers at the touch of a button on a keypad. Placed anywhere along the wheel, the removable

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Local candidates in the upcoming state election are invited to meet with community members to outline their commitment to the COOL vision for a re-opened school on Thursday, October 13, 2022 at 5pm at MEAC (The Hub), 23 Alexandra St, Mooroopna.TheCOOL group aim to work collaboratively with surrounding towns to support their needs whilst inclusively designing Mooroopna’s new school, so a cohesive community response prevails.

Michael Brett will assist people with a physical disability in his specially ﬁtted car to gain or regain their licence.

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Mooroopna has had its own high school since 1972 before closing last year to make way for Greater Shepparton Secondary College.Thetownship has formed a “loose coalition” of local businesses, service clubs, educators and residents of Mooroopna and surrounds to advocate for a reopened high school, known as ‘COOL - College of Mooroopna Learning.’

Mooroopna community united for school

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When asked why he was offering driving instruction in a modified car, Michael said, “It makes you feel good to provide a service such as this. Helping people get their licence always makes you walk away with a smile, and you can’t help smiling with them, canForyou?”more information about Michael’s disabled driving, you can email him at manddbrett@bigpond.com or call him on 0458 235 600.

keypads and grip-assisting knobs can be located to suit individual requirements.

RESIDENTS in Mooroopna have banded together to lobby for the high school to be reopened as a matter of urgency.

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WITH a desire to assist people with a physical disability to gain or re-gain their licence, local driving instructor, Michael Brett is proud to put his brand-new Kia Seltos to the Equippedroad.with Monarch hand-control keypads, R&B spinner knobs and a left side accelerator, Michael says his car is the only one of its kind in the Goulburn Valley offering driving instruction to mobility impaired people.

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BUSINESS AS USUAL... Next week Council’s customer service counter will resume service five days a week, after being impacted by staff shortages in recent months. Photo: Deanne Jeffers

can be catered for. A portable hearing loop is also available on request by contacting 5832

For9431.more information on the full program of activities visit getmoovingshepparton.com.au or ‘Get Mooving Greater Shepparton’ on Facebook and Instagram.

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Visit their website greatershepparton.com.au, email council@shepparton.vic.gov.au, or phone 5832 9700.

“We thank the community for their ongoing patience and understanding during this time where we have operated our customer service counter with limited opening hours,” he said.The customer service counter will be open this Wednesday from 9am to 3pm. It will then be closed Thursday to Friday,

"Council can be contacted via phone on Monday to Friday between 8.15am to 5pm (except on public holidays), or via email or our website. Residents do not need to attend the counter to reach us, there is plenty of ways to get in contact with our friendly staff,” said Mr Teitzel.

It comes as Council has been operating its customer service counter at reduced hours due to ongoing staff shortages. Chris Teitzel, director of corporate services, said Council is pleased to be able to re-open the counter five days a week. “Council experienced a tough few months with staff shortages meaning we had to operate the customer service counter at reduced hours

Taking advantage of the sunshine, most activities are held outdoors and therefore are subject to change due to weather conditions. Stay up to date by following ‘Get Mooving Greater Shepparton’ on Facebook or download the free Get MoovingRequirementsapp. such as dietary, wheelchair access, mobility aid or vision impairment

Customer service re-opens

September 22-23, for the National Day of Mourning for Queen Elizabeth II and the AFL Grand Final Eve public holiday. The counter will then re-open Monday, September 26 from 9am to 4pm.

ACTIVITIES in the Park provides an exciting range of free and low-cost programs that include nature experiences, come-and-try workshops for kids and adults, including women only activities, and much more.

Mayor Cr Shane Sali welcomes children and families at KidsTown on Monday, where the crowd took part in a free slime making workshop! Photo: Deanne Jeffers

GREATER Shepparton City Council’s customer service counter will be open Monday to Friday, from 9am to 4pm from Monday, September 26.

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DISEMBARKING from their royal yacht in the scorching summer heat of 1954, Queen Elizabeth II and her husband, the Duke of Edinburgh began their two-month tour of Australia.Travelling by air, sea and land, the royal couple set a gruelling pace of 57 towns in 58 days. But it was to the tiny town of Goorambat, 24km north of Benalla, that the royals came to spend one restful night on a little siding.

and then to very quickly move to address those needs.

As soon as the train arrived at Goorambat, at 10.50pm it was connected to the local electricity supply and 12,000 gallons of water were pumped from a special railway tanker.”

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government department to dictate what the education needs are in Greater Shepparton, or what the model should be.”

BIG ANNOUNCEMENT FOR SECOND PUBLIC HIGH SCHOOL...with an election win, the Liberal National coalition will provide provision for a second secondary school in Greater Shepparton.

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On March 5, 1954, the Australian daily newspaper, The Argus, reported, “Police kept watch over the train all night. The Track between Benalla and Goorambat was checked, and teams of men worked late sprinkling 2,000 gallons of water to keep the dust down.

The following morning, the locals of Goorambat were allowed to gather in the station yard and were delighted beyond measure when the royal couple appeared on the observation platform to view the station which had been bedecked in greenery, bunting and flags by the local CWA.

Today, in front of the Mechanics Institute and opposite the famous little siding, there is a plaque which commemorates the hours that the Queen and her prince spent, in the little town of Goorambat.

Provision for a second secondary school to be driven by community

On a tour of northern Victoria, the Queen and the Duke spent 12 hours in Goorambat on their Royal train before heading off to Benalla, Shepparton, Tatura and beyond, the next day. In excitement and in anticipation of catching a glimpse of royalty, thousands of people reportedly slept in

ON A LITTLE SIDING IN GOORAMBAT... For just 12 hours, Queen Elizabeth II and the Duke of Edinburgh took their rest in the tiny town in 1954. Photo: Supplied

When the Queen and her Prince came to stay in the little town of Goorambat

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their cars all around the proposed route.

Every parent and every child deserve a choice, so schools can meet the different demands and look at different ways of positioning themselves for the benefit of not just parents, but particularly kids and their futures.”Inconstant reiteration and to the applause of community advocacy group, Voice 4 Choice, Liberal National members stressed the role of the community in directing the development of the school as Mr Hodgett said,“What we are announcing today is a genuine consultation process to determine the education needs of Greater Shepparton

From left, Jenny Houlihan, Mark Sandlant, Helen Sleep, Robyn Boschetti, Di Feldtmann, Opposition leader Matthew Guy, Shadow Education Minister David Hodgett, Liberal candidate Cheryl Hammer, Liberal MP Wendy Lovell and Nationals candidate Kim O’Keeffe. Photo: Natasha Fujimoto

By Natasha Fujimoto

Stating that it was unacceptable that a regional city the size of Greater Shepparton should have only one public secondary school, Mr Guy said, “Choice is very important in education.

IN steadfast support, shadow minister for education, David Hodgett, Liberal MP Wendy Lovell, Liberal candidate Cheryl Hammer and National candidate Kim O’Keeffe, also voiced the need for choice in public secondary schools in the region and for genuine community input into determining the type of school to be revamped on an existing, and currently unutilised, campus.

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TEN of the most magnificent 1920 - 1930 WO Bentleys rolled into Shepparton at the weekend as part of the Bentley Drivers Club of Australia Silo Art Tour of north-eastern Victoria . The drivers and their navigators, in these stunning vintage cars, were from Victoria and NSW.

4. BRETT AND CHERYL BLACKMORE in their 1924 3 litre WO Bentley.

At the top of their list of site visits were a tour of the new Museum of Vehicle Evolution (MOVE) and Shepparton Art Museum (SAM) . They also visited the Botanical Gardens and the Shepparton Golf Club. The club was on its fourth of a six day tour, and while in Shepparton were based at the Parklake Hotel for two nights.

In fact, one of the cars taking part in the rally is a 1922 3 litre Tourer Blue Badge Bentley, which turned 100 years old this month, is currently on the main display at MOVE, Kialla. This particular car, from Shepparton, participated in the 1000 Mile Trial 100 years ago.

3. TONY AND CHRISTINE JOHNS in their 1924 3 litre WO Bentley.

5. ROD AND BAMBI HANSON at MOVE their 1922 3 litre WO Bentley, one of the oldest Bentleys in the world. Geoff Adams

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1. TREVOR MONTGOMERY in his 1925 3 – 4 ½ litre WO Bentley.

Some of the cars will be competing in

VISITING MOVE ON THE WEEKEND WERE BENTLEY DRIVERS CLUB OF AUSTRALIA MEMBERS ALONG WITH NAVIGATORS FROM LEFT… Rod Hanson, Cheryl Hunt, Trevor Montgomery, Cheryl Batagol, Barry Batagol, Wendy Blackmore, Bambi Hanson, Christine Johns, Barrie Young, Veronica Young, Tony Johns and Brett Blackmore with the 1922 3 litre Tourer WO Bentley. Photo: Geoff Adams

the RACV Alpine 1000 Mile Centenary Trial beginning on Saturday 15th October from Noble Park, Melbourne, and travelling to Traralgon, Lakes Entrance, Wodonga, Bright, Mansfield, Healesville, and Ballarat. The trials are open to vintage cars up to 1930, a real test of endurance for some of these cars which will be 100 years old.

2. CHERYL AND BARRY BATAGOL with their 1930 Speed 6 WO Bentley.

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The College currently has a position available for an ICT Manager. The successful candidate will be capable of providing strategic guidance and leadership in the provision of high-quality information and communication technology services to the College.

St Mary of the Angels Secondary College is a vibrant and welcoming College community which offers a rich and diverse learning environment for students and families. The College aims to develop the whole person where all aspects of students’ spiritual, intellectual, social, emotional and physical pursuits are nurtured. As a learning community, our staff are at the heart of delivering this ethos and working together to provide the best possible learning environment for students and families alike. We currently have a number of employment opportunities available for suitable applicants who are passionate about educating in an inclusive community.

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Join our passionate Learning and Teaching Community

The Education Support Traineeship has been designed to support staff on the ground as well as provide a pathway into potential future employment in the Education sector.

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The College is currently offering a Certificate III Education Support Traineeship ideally suited to a gap year school leaver.

For Position Descriptions and Application requirements visit (ICT)Informationwww.smotanathalia.catholic.edu.au/about/employment&CommunicationTechnologyManager

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The ICT Managers Role will oversee that all ICT Standards are maintained at the highest level, while supporting the vision, values, and objectives of the College. In line with the organisational values, all responsibilities will be undertaken in a way that promotes ethical behaviour, quality service in a caring environment. This senior position requires a leader who is highly relational by nature.

The College is currently seeking an individual with the knowledge and skill set to coordinate the College’s Timetable.

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St Mary of the Angels Secondary College in Nathalia is a Catholic Coeducational Secondary College that is committed to exploring and embracing the Franciscan values of inclusivity, social justice and right relationship with creation. We are a College that offers a variety of educational pathways inclusive of a comprehensive senior school program. Our learning culture focuses on collaborative practice, professional learning teams and the use of data to enhance the learning opportunities for our students.

The College is currently seeking suitably qualified educators the ability to teach/lead

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The College Timetabler will provide strategic and operational guidance to the development of a coherent College timetable for staff and students. The incumbent will consider staffing options and restrictions, together with curriculum provision and resourcing to deliver quality curriculum and educational delivery throughout the year. 680 Years 7 to 12. 2023.

This 12 month role provides an opportunity to gain valuable knowledge and experience in the day to day operation of a Catholic Secondary College.

TAX time has returned in more ways than one for Hannah Henry, who has won a $3,000 holiday voucher to use at Flight Centre Shepparton after having her tax return prepared by SDP Tax Accountants.

kitchen at Bowenhall Street, the Café at Billabong and now the satellite cafe. Participants can learn the skills necessary to work in a hospitality environment from barista training, customer service, table setting, baking treats and general workplace practices, including OH&S.

Those that completed their tax return at SDP Tax Accountants between July and August went in the running to win a holiday voucher.

TAXATION TO TRAVEL... SDP Tax Accountant tax agent Nick Bently, Alysha Bond, $3,000 voucher winner Hannah Henry and Beth Demenico. Photo: Natasha Fujimoto

PEOPLE in the community living with a disability are invited to get involved with ConnectGV’s latest initiative, the Ruby Saltbush Café coffee cart, an extension of the Ruby Saltbush Café at Billabong Garden Complex.ConnectGV

Your morning coffee has never tasted so good, it’s coffee that truly makes a difference in your community! In the coming weeks a tempting range of cakes and slices, baked by the Café Culture participants will complement the coffee offerings.Thecart

is located at the front of Wyndham Early Learning Centre (617 Wyndham St, Shepparton) and will operate Monday to Friday from 7.30 to 11am.

COFFEE CULTURE… ConnectGV’s Café Culture program provides training opportunities for people living with disabilities in the hospitality sector. Pictured is supported employee Melinda Bohun. Photo: Supplied

CEO Jacinta Russell said, “like our existing Café at Billabong, Ruby Saltbush satellite is a social enterprise. Therefore, while providing our community with great coffee in two locations, importantly we are providing our ‘Café Culture’ participants with a disability real café experience along with barista and customer service training.”

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Ruby Saltbush Café hits the streets, bringing tea and training opportunities

she said she would use the prize for her honeymoon in Bali.

The Café Culture program operates from various locations including its commercial

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The satellite location has provided a third place of training for participants, who learn initially at the commercial kitchen, progressing to the Café and now the coffee cart. Café Culture participants living with disabilities are trained and supervised by experienced baristas and chefs, providing them with real and meaningful experience that assists them to achieve their employment goals.

To arrange an interview or photo with ConnectGV and Wyndham Early Learning Centre representatives along with Café Culture participants, please contact ConnectGV CEO Jacinta Russell on 5821 2466.

SDP Tax Accountants are located on the corner of Corio and Ashenden Street, Shepparton. Call them on 1300 436 829 or visit spdtax.com.

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Stage 3 of the project, which will accommodate nine daily return weekday services and allow trains to travel faster on the line, should be completed next year.

CELEBRATE with this year's 2022 White King – Pental Triple M Business Awards nominees, as well as local dignitaries, family, friends and the wider community at the special gala presentation dinner on Friday, October 28.

The Victorian Parliament’s last sitting

Anyone unwell with symptoms of COVID-19 such as fever, chills, cough, sore throat, runny nose, loss of sense of smell, no matter how mild, should get tested for COVID-19 immediately and stay at home until you receive the result. You can now be tested at Goulburn Valley Health’s Acute Respiratory Clinic ( ARC ) at Graham Street, Shepparton, seven days per week between 10:00 am – 5:30 pm.

We welcome Letters to the Editor but they are not guaranteed to be included and may be edited for reasons of style or content. Letters will not be eligible for consideration if they contain defamatory material, or information of a personal nature which is not in the public domain.

Last week’s Victorian State Budget was a “hold the fort” budget. It addressed debt with higher taxes in some areas, while focusing on the broken state of our mental health system.

The Victorian Government allocated $6.4 million in Queensland Fruit Fly control in Goulburn Murray, Sunraysia and Yarra Valley. This ongoing funding to help protect the Goulburn Valley’s fresh fruit production from Queensland Fruit Fly is welcome.

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I acknowledge, and am pleased, that many students and their families are settled and happy at Greater Shepparton Secondary College, and families and students will choose to attend the school into the future.

But it is not suitable for all, and that’s the point.This announcement is not controversial and it is not going to disadvantage anyone. It is restoring the right to choice in public education, delivering options for everyone and I look forward to being on the team that delivers it.

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BOTANIC GARDENS HAVE A LOT TO OFFER IN SPRING

I believe there is a better and more positive way forward whereby the regions can be divided into three areas along the lines of our Primary Health Networks (PHN). This would mean the Murray PHN which incorporates northern Victoria, from Mildura to beyond Wodonga, would be assessed separately to the south-west which includes Geelong for instance, a city so closely integrated with Melbourne.

Awards, where winners from each category will be recognised for their excellence in business locally. Tickets are $120 or $110 for Chamber members.

Melbourne visitors recently set out from home to walk into the new section where the bridge and boardwalk entry beside Lincoln Drive has made side entry accessible to the children's play area. Thanks to Greater Shepparton City Council for the completion of this extension of the pathway and boardwalk from our Victoria Park Lake and SAM Museum.Sightseeing tourists can turn at the lights on GV Highway at Watt Road, cycle or drive to Kialla entrance signposted off Watt Road along Botanic Drive. There’s something to delight people of all ages and abilities. The Shepparton Botanic Gardens’ 10th Anniversary was celebrated there one lovely Sunday in May 2022.

This is the final sitting of the 59th Victorian Parliament. While we will enjoy speeches from the retiring members, there are still bills to debate and much advocacy to be done.

When my family members come to visit, they always do the Broken/ Goulburn River walking path at the bottom of our street, from Archer Street to Aquamoves, and sometimes onto Mooroopna or KidsTown.

The first stage of the Shepparton Line Upgrade is already complete. Since 2017 we have seen an increase of two return services on our Shepparton to Melbourne route, making it five return services each weekday instead of three.

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This week we will debate RacingAmendment (UnauthorisedAccess)Bill2022 and the DisabilityAmendmentBill2022and I plan to raise some local issues, including the state of our roads. I will be meeting ministers to encourage them to visit the Shepparton District so they can see what we need firsthand before they switch to election mode.

Our region will also benefit from the $200 million School Mental Health Fund, aimed to help our schools deliver programs, staff, and other support tailored to unique needs. This funding could fully fund the Neighbourhood Schools Project, if its application is successful.

The event is happening at Riverlinks on Friday, October 28. To book, phone Riverlinks on 5832 9511.

Like many, I am finding it hard to accept the stepped process which includes all regional Victoria in one category before the easing of restrictions can occur. I value the important work of the Chief Health Officer and evidence-based

Within a week, we saw that repairs were underway. Many members of parliament have been airing their concerns about the poor condition of our regional roads, exacerbated by the heavy rainfall during the past two years. I hope that these repairs will be of a high standard and withstand the elements.

Along with six other regional sites, Shepparton will receive a Victorian Academy of Teaching and Leadership to help the professional development of our teachers, which will lead to higher educational outcomes for the district’s Westudents.areliving

in very challenging times. We continue to bear enormous social and economic costs and the need to work together at all levels has never been greater.

I’ve called on the Victorian government to immediately put in place the mechanisms required to enable more of the contact tracing and management of the pandemic response to be in our regional health services so that they can work with our PHN’s and other providers to beat the virus and get our communities up and going again.

A number of those parents, ex teachers and other concerned citizens were at the announcement and literally applauded Matt Guy’s commitment to delivering a second secondary school in Greater Shepparton if we form government in November.Ihavenot waivered in my support for

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I was pleased to see that roadworks have begun on Doyles Road, which was in very poor condition.

Authorised by: Suzanna Sheed, 5 Vaughan St, Shepparton VIC 3630 www.suzannasheed.com.au 03 5831 6944 @SuzannaSheed @SheedSuzanna Suzanna Sheed MP INDEPENDENT MEMBER FOR SHEPPARTON DISTRICT

In this year’s budget, the Shepparton District missed out on our big-ticket items such as the Shepparton Bypass and Goulburn Valley Health’s Early Parenting Centre but we did have some meaningful investment in education, mental health and protecting our horticulture industry.

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A million dollars was granted for the redevelopment of Verney Road School. This school is overcrowded and a redevelopment is long overdue. This funding will get the ball rolling on the planning stage and hopefully funding for its redevelopment will be granted in next year’s budget.

Edging closer to a billion dollars of investment in Shepparton District

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I am pleased that the funding we received in the budget brings our district closer to $1 billion in State Government investment in our region over recent years. Much of these funds are being spent on essential infrastructure in rail, health, education and agriculture.

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This commitment is for them, and to future proof other families going through theItexperience.isaboutchoice. It is about a fit-forpurpose education offering for a population of more than 55,000 people, it is about

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Right now, there are community services jobs available where you can make a difference, helping people who have a disability, families fleeing violence, and children and families who need care and support. Plus, there is a jobs guarantee for new graduates in priority areas.

Tickets are still available for the 25th annual Business Excellence

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The platforms at the Mooroopna, Nagambie and Murchison stations have been extended to suit the longer and more modern VLocity trains, which will begin travelling to and from Shepparton later this year.

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I’ve called on the Victorian government to immediately put in place the mechanisms required to enable more of the contact tracing and management of the pandemic response to be in our regional health services so that they can work with our PHN’s and other health providers to beat the virus and get our communities up and going again.

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I visited Mooroopna and Murchison East railway stations recently to see the upgraded stations ahead of the introduction of the VLocity trains.

another school to be opened in Greater Shepparton, as my educated view is we should never have closed down four schools to build one, but I have not lived through the anguish, displacement and loss that some have experienced due to the change to a single-school model of secondary education here.

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I spoke in parliament about the poor state of our regional roads, especially the Shepparton Alternate Route from Ford Road to Knights Road and from Channel Road to Poplar Avenue and visited the area with oncerned road users.

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Due to the death of Queen Elizabeth II, last week’s parliament was suspended as a mark of respect and will resume this week.

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listening to the community, not dictating their fate.

The $10.7 million GOTAFE Goulburn Murray Trades Skills Centre redevelopment will accommodate more apprentices and students who will go on to fill skilled roles in our district.

IT was not lost on me at last week’s announcement about a second secondary school for Greater Shepparton, how much time, energy and emotion has been invested by many people to achieve this result.

Like many, I am finding it hard to accept the stepped process which includes all regional Victoria in one category before the easing of restrictions can occur. I value the important work of the Chief

Social housing will not go ahead

SOCIAL HOUSING... Greater Shepparton City Council resolved to sell part of 45 Parkside Drive for social housing. However, Women’s Housing Ltd have learned through Homes Victoria that the application was not successful and would not be funded.

Ltd, a Registered Housing Association with a long history of supporting vulnerable women and children across Victoria through a range of innovative housing and support services, has been advised by Homes Victoria that the application was not successful, and that no funding would be provided for the development.AHomes Victoria spokesperson said, “We know there is demand for social and affordable housing right across Victoria –that's why we’re investing $5.3 billion in the landmark Big Housing Build.”

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AT June’s ordinary Council meeting, Greater Shepparton City Council resolved to sell part of the land at 45 Parkside Drive to Women’s Housing Ltd to facilitate the construction of a 45, single storey dwelling for affordable housing

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“The Big Housing Build is investing $1.25 billion in regional areas – including a landmark minimum investment guarantee of $45 million for Greater Shepparton –ensuring the economic and social benefits of the program are felt in communities across theTheystate.”said $37.5M is already being invested in the Shepparton area, which will create more than 100 new homes.

The land at 45 Parkside Drive will remain as Council Women’sproperty.Housing Ltd has expressed its

disappointment with the outcome and has provided its gratitude for the time and effort that Council and its officers gave in support of the “Councilapplication.remains hopeful that Women’s Housing Ltd will continue to seek opportunities to work with Council on future funding rounds of the Big Housing Build or other Community Housing Associations to facilitate future affordable housing developments,” said mayor Cr Shane Sali.

“You’ll be able to find the cows near lots of playgrounds and outdoor areas, so as the weather warms up you can take the family on a road trip and explore our small towns,

Don’t miss out find more information on Visit Shepparton website, TheGreatMooovingArtRoundup2022https://bit.ly/ these school holidays

To ensure you have all the right cows and locations, the Visitor Centre ask you to answer questions found on each cow. Correctly answer at least eight questions and go into the draw to win a Nintendo Switch or other great prizes.Greater Shepparton City Council mayor, Cr Shane Sali said it was a great chance to explore the region with the family.

They’ve wandered from their usual sites to explore the region, and you are invited you to join The Great Moooving Art Roundup and

This year participants will have the chance to earn BONUS ENTRIES with help from our local businesses. Visit five participating businesses and purchase one of their special

GET MOOOVING... Grahamvale Primary School students pictured with Greater Shepparton City Council mayor, Cr Shane Sali, and prizes that can be won under The Great Moooving Art Roundup. Photo: Supplied

find them all.

I believe true contentment and happiness can’t be found in these types of victories – there has to be something more to life. To be told there is no God, our earth is going to run out, don’t leave home et cetera,

et cetera, is taking its toll on many of us and I’ve found many in our community are searching for deeper meaning. Of course, I’m totally biased, but in my opinion, this true deeper meaning is best found in a God who loves us so much that He sent His son Jesus to rescue us from ourselves, and provide hope and meaning to our earthly existence, ultimately spending forever with him in Suddenlyeternity.it’s more than just September that brings joy.

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“Everyone in the family can enjoy the roundup, it’s like a treasure hunt through the region and the best part is it’s free to enter and you can start at any destination,” Cr Sali said.

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THE Moooving Art cows are on the loose and the Greater Shepparton Visitor Centre needs your help rounding them up.

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SPRING MESSAGE... Jeremy Rensford, chair of the Shepparton Ministers’ Association, has an important message to share this September. Photo: The Adviser.

I love September. The smell of footy finals is in the air and as a lifelong Tigers fan I thought we’d never win a premiership in my adult lifetime, but in 2017 the seemingly impossible happened and we actually won one! Two more flags have since followed, and this has brought no end of joy to my Richmond crazy family. But for all the thrills of winning the ultimate prize, there’s still the sense of needing to win “just one more” to make us truly happy.

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 THINK PAINT... THINK DARBY’S Suppliers to auto industry for over 30 years  Paint and panel beating equipment  Custom mixed paint  From aerosol to 20lt 

the wonderful sceneries and lots of hidden treasures.”TheRoundup begins this Saturday, September 17 and ends Sunday, October 2. Collect an entry form from the Visitor Centre located at the SAM building or go online and print one yourself.

Great Moooving Art Roundup offers. Have your entry form stamped and you will receive an extra entry into the prize draw. Visit 10 businesses and receive three extra entries into theFollowdraw. the Visit Shepparton and Moooving Art social media channels and keep an eye out for BONUS ENTRY chances.

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

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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).

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GET READY FOR THE WARM WEATHER... Family-owned Phillips Cellars and Regional Wine Centre are proud to represent more than 45 local wineries, bounded by Echuca in the Northwest, Rutherglen in the Northeast and Seymour in the South, rendering them purveyors of over 300 wonderful wines. Photo: Kelly Carmody

traps - are the most common trap and contain a pheromonelike attractant that only males respond to.

Scan the QR code or visit www.fruitflycontrol.com.au for more information on controlling fruit fly.

Advice for home gardeners

- several traps that are relatively new to the market attract both male and female fruit fly using food-based compounds such as broken-down yeast cells (yeast autolysate) and synthetic fruit aromas as attractants. These traps are effective at much smaller distances and need to be within 10m - 20m to active

COUNTRY MUSIC FOR CHARITY Thursday, September 22 at the Cricketers Arms Hotel, Mooroopna, is guest artist, Merry Winter with two guest guitarists. Entry for music is $10 from 1-4pm, meals at 12noon, doors open at 11.30am, profits go to the Homeless with bookings to Joyce, phone 0408 218 411.

Drop in to Phillips Cellars and Regional Wine Centre, located at 119 Corio Street, Shepparton and have a chat to the friendly and knowledgeable staff who are happy to give their recommendations.

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Traps can be purchased from nurseries and home garden stores or you can make your

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SHEPPARTON SENIOR CLUB would like to invite new members to join the Seniors at 122-132 Welsford Street, Shepparton for company to join in activities, day trips, concerts, euchre cards etc. Membership is $10. For enquires contact Judith on 0409 225 548.

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traps are useful as they can capture females. In her lifetime, which is about 2 months in late spring to early autumn and much longer in the cooler weather, one mated female Queensland fruit fly can lay nearly 2,000 eggs from which up to 800 adult flies can emerge.

If you live in or near these locations, use monitoring traps and check nearby ripening, ripe or overripe fruit within the vicinity for the presence of fruit fly.

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• Control adult flies active in spring by using baits and traps

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EXHIBITION Goulburn Valley U3A is celebrating Senior’s month conducting Art, Craft and Photography exhibition Saturday and Sunday 22-23, September from 10am to 4pm each day at Eason Street U3A Hall Shepparton. Entry is gold coin donation. U3A will provide live music entertainment on both days. Morning and afternoon tea available.

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Home gardeners should be on the lookout for evidence of fruit ﬂy activity and should:

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suitable for the warmer months and of course, what the fruit bowl of Australia does best, Shiraz,” said Phillips Cellars and Regional Wine Centre owner, Paul Phillips.

barbecues and dare I say, Christmas.”

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THE Goulburn Valley has come alive with picturesque canola filling our paddocks, flowers in bloom and the afternoon light lingering longer, hinting at the sweetness of summer.Balmy evenings go hand in hand with refreshing beverages, as does the fastapproaching festive season.

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.

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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Providing weather conditions are suitable these traps can attract male fruit fly from up to 200m, but if it is cool or windy, as it often is during spring, they are less effective at such

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Queensland fruit fly population build-up occurs from early spring. The level of fruit fly activity increases across the region as flies that were able to survive winter as adults begin to leave winter refuges and infest fruit. If these flies can be controlled over spring, then later spikes that damage summer and autumn crops, will be reduced.

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Family-owned Phillips Cellars and Regional Wine Centre are proud to represent more than 45 local wineries, bounded by Echuca in the Northwest, Rutherglen in the Northeast and Seymour in the South, rendering them purveyors of over 300 wonderful wines.

Regional trapping data for spring 2021 and autumn 2022 showed that several locations recorded high populations during this period. This suggests fruit fly will be problematic in those areas in the coming 2022/23 season. Extra vigilance is required in the following areas:

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Queensland fruit fly (Qfly) numbers will soar in December if action isn’t taken to reduce the impact of fruit fly in home gardens.

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MOOROOPNA COUNTRY MUSIC Sunday September 25 at the Sir Ian McLennan Centre, Mooroopna, with guest artist, the popular Johnny Lovett. Walk up artists are welcome. Members entry is $7, non-members $8 which includes tea and coffee. BBQ to purchase, BYO cup and nibbles. 12noon-5pm. Enquiries to Robin on 5824 1871.

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Bubble Cuppa can accommodate sit-down dining for customers to enjoy their bubble teas and delicious food while enjoying the pink and white décor of the store.

“I immigrated from Hong Kong to Australia 20 years ago, and with Shepparton only having cafes selling mostly hot drinks, I decided to open a bubble tea shop that focuses on cold drinks, especially for the warmer months,” explained Phoebe to the news outlet.

After having been previously displayed at Geelong Gallery as a part of the Flesh after Fifty exhibition, 500 Strong celebrates and recognises the contribution made to the project by local women who participated as subjects with the individual choice of showing their face or maintaining their anonymity by using a personalised face covering.

There is also a range of eco-friendly and cute reusable cups and straws for sale in-store.

Artist Ponch Hawkes says of the exhibition: “It’s an honour and a pleasure to be bringing 500 Strong to the marvellous new Shepparton Art Museum. It will of course include photos

of dozens of brave Shepparton women, who joined hundreds more ripping their clothes off and posing naked in the name of art and feminism.”

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Bubble Cuppa has become a crowd favourite in Shepparton, with owner Phoebe Chow knowing many of her customers by name and order.

WITH the warmer weather fast approaching, somewhere to get a cool beverage is essential.

Get your boba fix at Bubble Cuppa, located at 257 Maude Street, across from Shepparton Fire Station.

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The flavour possibilities are endless with an extensive tea menu and the ability to customise sweet bubble tea to your preferences. There is also a range of freshly cooked hot food to enjoy with your bubble tea including mixed Asian cuisine such as spring rolls, gyoza as well as hot chips and fruit salad.

500 Strong will be on display until November 27, 2022. The exhibition and all others at SAM are free and open to the public. More details can be found on the SAM sam-presents-ponch-hawkes-500-strong/com.au/whats-on/upcominghttps://sheppartmuseum.website:/

A GROUNDBREAKING new exhibition entitled 500 Strong by renowned Australian photographer, Ponch Hawkes, opened to much acclaim on Saturday, September 17 at the Shepparton Art Museum, in the Community Gallery.Abold and playful work, this series of black and white photos celebrates the diversity and reality of the ageing female form, born out of Hawke’s desire to confront the conventions of female behaviour and representation in art and society.In2018, Hawkes embarked on a mission to photograph 500 Victorian women over the age of 50, in the nude and following a call out 432 women volunteered to be photographed, to achieve Hawke’s vision.

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Celebrating the female form with 500 Strong at SAM

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A proud 98 years old, the hall has hosted and continues to host many important community events, coming alive with school concerts, dances and musical events on a regular basis.

One and all are invited to attend a special afternoon in remembrance of Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II.

The presence of amino acids, the building blocks of life, has caused many questions about whether this is how life began on earth – with the fusion of material from outer space with basic material on Earth when meteors landed and introduced the required elements.

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BMW Shepparton dealer principal and director Aaron Brain welcomed the BMW Drivers Club Melbourne (BMWDCM) to visit their state-of-the-art new premises in Shepparton last Sunday.

Meteorite 53rd anniversary

Tea, marmalade, and memories of the Queen at Tallygaroopna Hall

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meteorite. To mark the occasion, the Murchison & District Historical Society are having a celebration.

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The local dealership is the first BMW and Mini dealership in Australia to adopt the new corporate identity and the third in theDespiteworld. the heavy rain and local hail, the stretched out ‘German Marque’ procession along the highway was a sight to see, with

Kay Ball, president of the Murchison & District Historical Society, will tell the story about the meteorite and Graeme Hanigan from Rushworth will talk about the Global Meteor Watch. Morning tea will be provided for a break to attend to the traditional ‘ringing of the bells’ at 10.58am, the exact time the meteor arrived in Bookings1969. are essential via Eventbrite as places are limited. The event will be held from 10am to 12 noon on Wednesday, September 28 at the Murchison Heritage Centre, 4 Stevenson Street, Murchison.

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WELCOME... BMW Shepparton dealer principal and director Aaron Brain welcomed the BMW Drivers Club Melbourne (BMWDCM) to visit their state-ofthe-art new premises in Shepparton last Sunday. Photo: Paul Holliday

Tickets are $10 for adults and up to two children per adult are free. The building has all abilities access and there is plenty of parking adjacent to the Heritage Centre. For enquiries, email: society@hotmail.com/murchison-historical-

Wednesday, September 28 marks 53 years since the window-rattling sonic booms announced the arrival of the

are welcome to bring keep sakes of the Queen to share, and it is hoped that Tallygaroopna’s own Olivia Akers, who received possibly the last and very special letter from the Queen in Australia, will join the fun in her famous trooping of the colours Donationsuniform.atthe door are $7 and it is very much hoped that Paddington Bears will also be in attendance!

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Built in 1924 and with the foundational stone laid by the famous Colonial Bourchier, the hall stands as a memorial to the brave soldiers who fought in the Great War. For many years it was also the meeting place for returned servicemen who curiously built an underground room at the hall for their meetings and was affectionately known as, ‘the dugout’.

The BMW Drivers Club Melbourne is now one of the fastest growing car clubs in Australia since its inception five years ago, exceeding over 500 members. The club comprises of members from all over Victoria, including Shepparton, and is always open to welcoming new members.

Visiting Shepparton from the city, they were greeted by the BMW Shepparton team’s exemplary hospitality with fresh hot coffee and freshly cooked Paella.

Amazingly when it fell, no serious damage was caused. However, this rare and ancient rock left hundreds of fragments scattered across a wide area, which have increased our knowledge of the solar system and revealed many rare features within its minerals to scientists studying the samples.

HISTORY MADE... The Murchison Meteorite fell 53 years ago and has become one of the most studied meteorites today. Photo: Supplied

With the passing of Her Majesty, Queen Elizabeth II and with centennial birthday fundraising for the hall in mind, the Tallygaroopna Hall committee would like to invite one and all to partake in a delightful afternoon of tea, marmalade sandwiches and shared memories of the Queen.Attendees

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A DISTINGUISHED-looking building, full of character and history, the Tallygaroopna Memorial Hall is pleased to announce that it is holding a very special Queen Elizabeth II memorabilia afternoon on Thursday, September 22 at 2.30pm.

SINCE falling from the skies in September 1969, the Murchison Meteorite has become one of the most studied meteorites today and it continues to bring tourists to the little riverside town of Murchison.

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With light lunches and raffles rounding out the weekend, entry is just $5. Kialla Paceway is on the Goulburn Valley Highway.

buy their own orchids and hand-crafted iron works for the garden, with multiple retailers present.

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“The arrival of our new MRI scanner is extremely exciting. This state-of-the-art equipment will enhance the comprehensive services we offer. This will be a significant

Over the weekend, floral art, orchid photography and orchid themed boards and baskets will be showcased while potting demonstrations and expert talks will provide sound advice to growers.

SPECTACULAR IN SPRING... Lindsay Ibbotson will have glorious orchids on show at the Spring Spectacular in Spring. Photo: Natasha Fujimoto

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Goulburn Valley Club president, Chris Ibbotson says of the Spring Spectacular, “It doesn’t matter if you have one orchid or even none, the show is all about having people enjoy the beautiful orchids and their fragrances. When you walk into the show, you can’t help but say, ‘Oh, wow!’ People are aways so surprised by how many different types and colours there are.”

The delicate operation was a six-hour process which saw many people working together. Between builders, transport specialists, crane technicians, electricians, plumbers, the Siemens and Vision Radiology team the process was seamless.

IT has been said that ‘Mother Nature’s Masterpiece is the orchid,’ and with many beautiful varietals coming into full bloom in September, it is the perfect time to be dazzled by their colours and intoxicated by theirWithfragrances.manyvarietals on display including over 250 display plates, the Goulburn Valley Orchid Club’s Spring Spectacular promises to delight the whole family. Presented at Kialla Paceway on Saturday, September 24 from 9am - 4pm and Sunday, September 25 from 10am – 3pm, the Spring Spectacular has something for everyone.Incompetition, seasonal favourites will be on show as well as native and exotic blooms. Orchid aficionados can look out for Cynbidiums, Cattleyas, Laelia, Oidium, Zygopetalum, Vandas and many more.

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VISION Radiology staff watched on as a new 5.5 tonne MRI scanner was lifted into their Shepparton clinic recently. After anxiously watching the weather radar, the weather gods blessed them with a window to remove the roof of the clinic.

Inspired patrons will also be able to

boost to local health services and will give people in our community greater accessibility, speeding up the process to diagnose a problem,” said consultant radiologist, Dr David Serich.

MRI scanner

Vision Radiology is Shepparton’s newest medical imaging provider offering a wide range of services including ultra-low dose CT scans, Ultrasounds, X-ray, Bone Density, Cardiac CT, and Dental imaging. A new 5.5 tonne MRI scanner was recently installed in their clinic. Photo: Supplied

Vision Radiology is an independently owned and operated radiology group with clinics across Regional and Metropolitan Victoria. The skilled team aims to make their services accessible to all in their local communities by extending bulk billing for most of their services, including interventional procedures.

Free tickets are limited and available via the QR code on the flier in the What’s On section of The Adviser this week, or go to https://bit.ly/3xg54GR

There’s much more than cars and bikes at the show though. This is a family-friendly event featuring live music throughout the venue, plus food stalls, a craft market and children’s entertainment, all at an exceptionally low price.

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Rated as one of the top Show and Shine events in the state and described by Unique Cars Magazine as a “must see event,” the show features unique and exceptional cars and bikes of all ages as well as trucks, tractors and motors, with over 70 trophies on offer.

Gates open 8am and presentations are at 1.30pm. For more information go to www. australiannationalshowandshine.com.au/

in the Goulburn Murray region who come from culturally and linguistically diverse backgrounds. We’re absolutely thrilled to be doing it and just want to bless people with a beautiful farm.

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Kids under 16 are free.

More than cars and bikes

painting, art installations, milking demonstrations and present the benefits of biodynamic farming in a series of talks by Eden Farm owner, Gary Baker.

Following discussion between the Strathbogie Shire Council and Australian National Show and Shine committee members, a decision has been made to shift some main sections of the Euroa Show and Shine from the Seven Creeks Park to the streets of Euroa on Sunday, October 2.

The theme for this year is 1920s, which will feature a costume competition and trophies for the best 1920s cars and motorcycle.

In addition to these cultural delights, the festival will offer a petting zoo, face

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Also known as the Euroa Show and Shine, the 2019 event has been regarded as being the “best ever,” with over 1,100 cars and 650 bikes attending. It’s possible still that the old cliché, “Bigger and Better,” should not be overlooked in describing the upcoming event.

Fun, culture and diversity at Multicultural Food FestivalANABSOLUTELYBEAUTIFULEVENT...

DON’T forget on Sunday, October 2 to turn back your clock for Daylight Savings. While you’re at it, turn the keys in your ignition and come on down to the returning Australian National Show and Shine.

From Friday, September 23 through to Sunday, September 24, Eden Farm in Numurkah is presenting its inaugural MulticulturalCelebratingFestival.the culturally and linguistically diverse community of the Murray Goulburn region, the festival will showcase cuisine, music and art from around the world, including, Nepal, Uganda, India, Malaysia, Austria and the Philippines to name but a few.

A highlight of the festival and symbolic of the richness of diversity, is the 100m x100m paddock that will be resplendent on the day, full of blooming, meter-high spring flowers. In a burst of colour, the field will be lush with poppies, crimson clover, fava bean, pea flowers and lavender.

Bringing together many skills, gifts and experience, event organiser Katerina Baker and her husband Gary say the Multicultural Festival“…justis, one unique way we can give back to our community and those living

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achieving an AFL or AFLW dream.”

By Natasha Fujimoto

GV Weekender final round

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Echoing the mayor’s sentiment, AFL Goulburn Murray regional general manager, Shaun Connell said, “The V/Line Cup plays an important role in providing opportunities for the emerging under-15 male and female talent across regional Victoria not only on a participation point of view but also from an umpiring point of view. So, it covers all gamits in relation to juniorWithfootball.”theenormous influx of players and visitors that the V/Line Cup will bring to Greater Shepparton, the economic flow on effect for regional businesses, particularly for hospitality and retail, will be substantial, as Cr Sali said,

They have stars on every line and loads of experience when it comes to big game players, including co-coach Andrew Walker who played over 200 games for Carlton.

I do like the Demons to get the job done and turn the tables on the Lions for their disappointment of 2019.

The Murray Bombers will be missing gun midfielder Jack McHale through suspension, but ruckman and skipper Kane Morris is free to play after he was cleared by the independent tribunal.

CHALLENGE... Echuca and Shepparton United U18s playing in the preliminary final last Saturday. It was a close game but halfway through the match Echuca kicked enough goals to win comfortably. Photo: Will Adams

AFL V/Line Cup will bring $2M to local business

Speaking at the AFL V/Line Cup launch announcement at the Shepparton train station on Wednesday, September 14, Greater Shepparton City mayor, Cr Shane Sali said, “We are proud to support an event that encourages the development and skills of our talented young people. This event is a pathway to higher levels, it is a step closer to

During the past month the two have done battle twice, with United coming out of Thattop.said, Seymour did win the earlier meeting between the teams at KingsThisPark.promises to be a season decider from the ages, with some brilliant match-ups all over the court.

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That is easier said than done, especially when you look at Echuca’s form during the finals.

That said, Euroa is no short in big game experience either, with Jack Hellier playing over 100 VFL games.

The battle between Sarah Szczykulski and Nakita Singe up against Jessie Barnes and Sophie Garner will be massive to determining which way the contestBarnesfalls.is almost unstoppable when she is on her game like she has been for the Demons during the finals.

For the Pies to end their premiership drought – last won in 1990, they are going to need everyone to play out of their skin. Even that might not be good enough because this Echuca

completed Goulburn Valley League big dance.On that day in September 2019, it was Seymour which triumphed over Shepparton United.

The Murray Bombers have been ruthless in brushing aside Mansfield and Euroa to qualify for the big dance.

“In Shepparton we do sport better than anyone else and this carnival is exceptional. We heard that it’s going to contribute $2M to our local economy, which is vitally important. It will support our hospitality sector, retail sector and our accommodation providers as well.”

wins and if she is on, then the Demons will take some beating.

from playing coach Ellie O’Sullivan. The Seymour duo will have their work cut out against outstanding young Demon defenders Olivia Kirby and LauraOtherCole.players who will play a role will be Grace McInneny for the Demons and Courtney Aldous for the Lions. It promises to be a classic and one that goes down to the wire.

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THIRSTING FOR SERIOUS COMPETITION...The AFL V/Line Cup makes its much anticipated return. From left to right: Shaylee Anderson, Charli Guppy, AFL Goulburn Murray regional general manager, Shaun Connell, Miley Guppy, Greater Shepparton City Mayor Cr Shane Sali, Oscar Lambourn, Jai Smith, Kade James and V/Line executive director Johnathon McKeown. Photo: Natasha Fujimoto

Maybe coach Scott Rowan needs to go back to see what the Cats did so well that day and try to replicate it.

For 73 years, the Cup has provided a pivotal opportunity and steppingstone for hundreds of players to go onto AFL and AFLW competition. Since 2004, V/Line has provided principal support for the tournament and has had the enthusiastic backing of the Greater Shepparton City Council.

I think the Murray Bombers finished first for a reason and they will have the motivation to go that one step further after failing short in 2019. Tip: Echuca

She has been a star in both of the

But the Demon duo won’t have it all their own way with Casey Adamson and Rosie O’Sullivan to make it difficult forSeymourthem. goaler Jess Lallo has been extremely accurate with the opportunities she is getting during the finals coupled with brilliant support

CAN Euroa cause what many would say is not possible in 2022 and beat Echuca?Mooroopna was the only team to do it in the final home and away round.

The Lions might just take a bit more experience into the grand final, with still a few who remain from that 2019 successful team.

For her to be on song, she will need her team-mates like playing coach Kara Blizzard and fellow mid-court Tayla Clohesy to be feeding her.

Drawing over 620 players from across seven regions in the state, the AFL V/Line Cup will return to Greater Shepparton for three days of premiere competition from Monday, September 19 to Wednesday, September 21.

NETBALL

THE competition that talented, under 15-year-old footballers’ thirst for is back.

team probably doesn’t have too many weaknesses.Euroawill be buoyed by the fact that they were able to get over the top of Mansfield in last Sunday’s preliminary final.The worry though is last Sunday’s preliminary final was a good oldfashioned contest and there no doubt there will be some blokes nursing some soreThebodies.Pies are likely to be at full strength, with Adam Giobbi and Max Gleeson set to return after missing last week’s win.

What a grand final it shapes to be between the combatants of the last

Tip: Shepparton United.

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