Albury Wodonga NewsWeekly, Issue #169, Wednesday 6th February, 2013

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Brunch on the Border NEWS WEEKLY snapped the social scene on Dean Street this week. These Border brunchers were lucky enough to start the week on a relaxed note, sampling the quality cafe, juice bars and coffee shops along Albury’s main strip. Picture: Josie Lindner and Maddi Bullock start the day with a strawberry squeeze at Boost. Turn to page 6 for a full report.

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A WODONGA crane company operator helped save the day when a paraglider in Bright accidently landed in a tree near Mystic Hill and was suspended 16 metres off the ground for five hours on Sunday night. Clever improvisation by police search and rescue resulted in the crane being called in and a jumping castle secured underneath the 27-yearold woman in case she fell. “The gum tree would be about 25 metres tall and the whole top of the tree is dead,� Leading Senior Constable Scott Baldock said. “Her parachute caught in those branches and she was left hanging about 16m off the ground. There was nothing underneath her at all - she was left hanging in thin air.� Leading Sen Const Baldock said rescuers were concerned that if the woman moved or someone tried to climb up to her, that the branch holding her up might break. “So we decided that we would get whatever we could to put under her so that if she did happen to fall, it would reduce any injuries,� he said. “We managed to get some high-jump mats from the local school and a jumping castle from one of the local businesses, which was put under her just in case.� Crane operator Bruce Vogt from Dunnes

Twin City Cranes, Wodonga faced an interesting technical challenge on the scene, setting up the 25-tonne crane with its 24-metre reach and box to enable rescuers to safely reach the woman. Business owner Brian Dunn said his team was “happy to go out there and help� rescuers with the crane to resolve the situation. Police Search and Rescue Sergeant Vic Velthuis said one of his team manned the crane box and succeeded in securing the paraglider and bringing her down to earth unhurt. The accident was also attended by local police and State Emergency Service crews from Melbourne. Unfortunately, this was not an isolated incident as the region is a popular destination for many experienced and novice paraglider pilots. “We have quite a few of these incidents, I think we’ve had four or five this summer,� Leading Sen Const Baldock said. Dawson Paech of Dawsons Rural Supply provided the jumping castle and deemed the inclusion of a jumping castle “a very good idea.� “I’m just glad she got out alive,� he said. Local take-away businesses also benefited from the show. With all the commotion, surprised locals gathered to watch the woman dangling over the jumping castle, some staying through dinner time and ordering pizzas to be delivered to the scene.

After five hours, the stranded paraglider was finally rescued with the help of a Dunns Crane.

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THE longevity of local artist Moira Russell’s work will be guaranteed when Albury council purchases a selection of her watercolour paintings depicting plants in the Botanic Gardens. Mrs Russell was commissioned to paint various species of trees currently growing in the gardens for a display at the Albury LibraryMuseum. She says she’s very proud to have a number of those paintings purchased by council, thus ensuring her paintings survive long into the future. “I am extremely pleased,� Mrs Russell said. “I told my husband, one day when I am gone, at least now there’s going to be something to say that I was here.� Mrs Russell said the paintings also had a personal value, making the purchase even more special. “I grew up here, I went to school right through Albury Public School and my first year of high school,� she said. “My father used to bring us in from out near the weir as a family to the gardens for picnics.� Each piece was painstakingly painted in watercolour over a full year to show the complete botanical cycle of the plant. Museum and Social History co-ordinator Bridget Guthrie said council was very pleased to be able to purchase some of the works for their permanent collection. “It is a unique opportunity,� she said. “We knew there was a window while the exhibition was up acquiring a couple of works.�

WHEN disaster strikes, Australians band together, only too willing to help out a mate, or a stranger across the other side of the country. The tireless work of volunteers never goes unnoticed and it’s good to know our local SES workers have been helping out where needed in recent times. But of course it’s not an unusual occurrence with any emergency service. From the devastating fires in Tasmania, to the disastrous floods in Queensland and NSW, volunteers from all points of the country have rallied to ensure help is available as required. And next time we need the favour returned, those who have recently returned to the Border from the north of NSW will be joined by others, from wherever they can be spared. It’s just the way it works with Australians. So next time you see a volunteer giving their time, whether from the SES, the CFA or whatever the case may be, be thankful chances are they may be assisting you some time in the future, and they could well be from some region you may never have even heard of.

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Stopping suicide LOCAL school students have been rewarded for their work in suicide prevention, with The Dramatic Minds Festival Working Party receiving a highly commended award at the inaugural Don Ritchie Suicide Prevention Awards. The Dramatic Minds Festival, held in Albury Wodonga during September 2012 included four participating high schools, each presenting a 10-minute play based on mental health issues. “The Albury High School presentation focused on grief, Corowa High School on anxiety, James Fallon High School on autism and Oaklands Central School on bullying,” Member for Albury, Greg Aplin said. “These plays help to break down the stigma related to mental health issues and they required the students to research the subject matter as part of the development of the plays.” The Dramatic Minds Festival Working Party entered a submission to the Don Ritchie Suicide Prevention Awards and was highly commended by the judges for outstanding work to reduce the number of suicides and attempted suicides in NSW. “The commendation includes $2,000 for the working party to support their work as ambassadors for suicide prevention over the coming year,” Mr Aplin said. The late Don Ritchie, whose generosity of spirit, dedication and compassion saved the lives of hundreds of Australians at The Gap has now been honoured through the naming of these important awards. “I congratulate all involved in this great initiative and look forward to more presentations in the next 12 months,” Mr Aplin said.

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FOUR local SES volunteers have returned to the Border after helping out with the storm and flood damage in the north of NSW. Tim Keown, Trish Taylor and Tom Bassett were sent to help with the clean-up effort in the Lismore region after wild storms lashed the area, while Tim Archer applied his experience on social media to the Grafton region for the flood emergency. It was the first time Trish had attended a emergency situation on such a scale and she said she simply felt for those involved. But that’s what she trained for and she didn’t hesitate volunteering for the job. “There’s not much use doing the training if we sit back and say it’s too inconvenient and to go away,” she said. “The little bit of inconvenience to me is so insignificant compared to what the people in Lismore or other areas are going through at that time. I didn’t really know what I was in for but listening to the news stories I think we were let off lightly - I could have been dealing with a lot more had I been in places like Grafton or McLean.” Tim Keown echoed Trish’s words. He said there was also a wealth of experience offered from both those travelling to help and those based in the affected area. “Any time you go away you learn something new and probably teach something as well,” he said. “Even though you work from the same book you may have different ways of doing things that may work better.”

And while the physical assistance is always required Tim Archer said the value of the social media aspect was becoming more understood by the emergency services and the public as a whole. “There are a lot of things we do on social media such as putting out evacuation orders that are quite timely,” he said. “It’s something that’s been too often tacked onto other jobs. At the height of these situations you need one person doing it. There is a growing percentage of people who are relying on social media for information. “We went from something like 85 people who had been reached for the Grafton region’s page in the week preceding the floods to 40,000 unique people who were looking on Facebook for some kind of information. That’s a sizable chunk of people - it’s really becoming a lot more important to be able to get the information out quickly.” Mr Archer added that the favour was often returned, and while the Albury crew had experienced a relatively quite couple of months, volunteers from other areas were always willing to help when the need presented. “About three years ago when we had the really big storms, we had in excess of 300 jobs in the region,” he said. “We had crews come to us from all over the state. Sometimes it’s local, sometimes it’s just down the road and sometimes it’s the other end of the state - we have a volunteer base of around 10,000 that can be mobilised when needed.”

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GREATER Hume Shire Council has been offered $48,636 in government funding towards the cost of clean-up and repairs to council’s infrastructure assets following floods in October 2010. Minister for Finance and Services, Greg Pearce said Greater Hume Shire Council was one of 67 NSW councils covered by a natural disaster declaration that affected most of the southern area of the state. “This led to many of the councils seeking funding for emergency works and for repairs to council-owned assets,” Mr Pearce said. “I am sure the community will welcome this financial support from the government to help with debris clean-up from roads, footpaths, parks and other community areas, as well as repairs to vital infrastructure assets. “In the last three financial years, more than $30 million in NSW Government payments have been made to councils to cover the costs of emergency works and damage to council-owned assets across the State.” Member for Albury, Greg Aplin, welcomed the grant, which he said would relieve the community of some of the costs and the financial burden resulting from the floods. “This important grant will help to pay the cost of repairs and replacement of important infrastructure assets in the region,” he said. Under an agreement with the Australian Government, NSW pays for the first $119.7 million of natural disaster infrastructure costs each year. The Australian Government matches NSW expenditure for costs between $119.7 million and $209.5 million and beyond that covers three quarters of all costs.

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To market, to market DO you have a creative streak? Maybe you’ve collected a few bits and pieces over the years you’d like to unload. If so, the latest markets to hit the region could be the place to sell them. Howlong Community Markets committee is encouraging people to participate in their monthly markets, set to kick off on Sunday 17 March. And while it may sound like just another market, the Howlong version will be looking to help charities or other people in need who may not normally receive much assistance. “We feel there are a few causes that don’t receive as much help as they should,� committee spokesperson Leonie June said. “We’d like to put the proceeds of the $10 stall price to those, especially things like animal rescue; the CFA is on our list too but also people who may need a new wheelchair or a ramp built at their house who don’t receive much help.� The $10 fee covers the site cost for those wanting to set up a stall at the market, which will be set

up at Howlong Golf Club, allowing ample space. So far the committee has taken registrations for about 20 stalls and feel they could comfortably fit 40 on the site, including a jumping castle, face painting and a sausage sizzle which will be run by different organisations each month, which is already booked up to March. “We only put the word out on Facebook recently,� Ms June said. “I’m pretty impressed with the response so far.� The committee is also looking for the unusual, something a little different to the average market and is encouraging buskers to come along and join in the fun. “It’s a good way to make money out of a hobby but it’s also a good way to meet people,� Ms June said. “Plus the money from the stalls goes to help others in the community, so considering it’s only $10 dollars for a site, it’s a cheap way to have fun and help out.� For further information on the markets call Leonie June on 02 6026 5305.

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AS a third-generation foodie, John Miseski brings a real passion to his latest business endeavour Jamaica Blue, Albury. John runs the Albury business with wife Shelley and enjoys carrying on the family tradition. “We chose Jamaica Blue because there was a point of difference,” he said. “Compared to other franchises in this category they really seemed to stand out, were always well presented and offered great coffee and great food.” One of the main attractions of Jamaica Blue is of course the coffee, and John said it was one point that attracted him to the business. “We have a couple of different blends of coffee,” he said. “Our signature blend comes from five countries around the world. We pay premium prices to purchase the best quality beans.” Jamaica Blue also offers a range of food cooked in-house including all-day breakfast. After 18 months in Albury John said the response to the business was incredible. “It’s going ahead in leaps and bounds,” he said. “It’s certainly exceeded my expectations.” Jamacia Blue Myer Centre, Albury Open: From 7am Monday to Saturday and from 8am Sunday.

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Final send-off WHILE many people plan ahead for their retirement through superannuation, they often think little about their final resting place. Everyone wants a decent send-off for their loved one but often the financial restraints cause further grief at a time we need it least. By discussing your future with a financial planner, everything can be taken care of with as little stress as possible. Peter King from DBK Financial Solutions in Wodonga says it is important people begin planning for their future early, whether it be ensuring they have the relevant funds to live a quality life during retirement or planning for those inevitable times when they lose a loved one. “If you can start planning when you first begin work, throwing a little bit into your super, it has to help,” Mr King said. But while investing in super is good practice, often the funds can’t be accessed immediately upon the death of a loved one, leaving the surviving partner or family to find the money for a funeral. “Some of the older generation don’t have the money behind them to cover the cost of a funeral,” Mr King said.

Peter King says it’s important people plan for their future early. “The costs can run into thousands and sometimes their children may not have the funds to cover it either. A lot of people have insurance within their super, but that may take time to come through. “However, a lot of the better super funds or life insurance policies provide a payout to cover the funeral costs within a matter of a few weeks.” Mr King said it was important people checked their insurance policies to understand what they were covered for and if funeral cover was included.

And while some funeral plans may seem excessive, DBK can offer a funeral bond, which consists of an up-front investment and no weekly costs. In fact, it gathers interest for the time of the investment and is paid out to the family after death, or the funeral director can be paid directly from the fund. “They really are a great plan,” Mr King said. “Plus you don’t have to put in a huge amount - even if you put in $4000 to $5000, it’s a good head start.”

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Memories to last forever WODONGA cemetery is a place where a loved one can be interred and a memorial can be placed as an enduring tribute to the life of the one who has passed away. It provides a tangible reminder of a life lived and a point of focus for the bereaved. There is a wide choice of sites for the bereaved to choose from such as the monumental, lawn, rose gardens, memorial garden and walls and all inquiries are welcome, whether for burial or placement of ashes. The Wodonga cemetery is administered by the Wodonga Cemetery Trust which was established in 1861 with the land being owned by the crown and managed by the trust for the use of the general public. The trust is reliant upon a volunteer base drawn from the local community to administer the affairs associated with the cemetery and is an integral part of our society. “The general idea of the trustees is to have oversight of everything that goes on in the cemetery as far as the financial returns, general administration of the cemetery, book keeping, and ensuring maintenance is being carried out,” trust chairman Allen Cum-

Allen Cummins, Lia Carle and trust member Graham Gehrig take pride in the work they do at the Wodonga cemetery. mins said. “All the legal paperwork that is involved with burials and placement of ashes is kept on file forever. Our records started in 1861 so we’re probably one of the oldest groups in Wodonga, even older than council.” Trust members are appointed by the Governor in Council with Department of Health Victoria having oversight of cemetery trusts across the state. The Wodonga trust currently consists of a chairman and four trust members. The trust encourages local participation of members of the community with basic

business skills to join the local trust. All sites at the cemetery are held in perpetuity and with records going back to 1861 the trust is often called upon to locate a relative’s resting place as part of genealogy projects, hence the value of having a lasting memorial like those available at the Wodonga cemetery. While it may seem expensive to bury a loved one, Mr Cummins said the work continued on the burial site long after the funeral service was over. “We have to maintain everything here for forever and a day,” he said.

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Not just a cemetery ALBURYCITY Cemeteries and Crematoria provides the community a beautiful, tranquil setting which is as much about visitation for families as it is a resting placed for our loved ones. The tranquil Glenmorus Memorial Gardens nestled at the base of the hills provides an atmosphere to assist in healing, peace and remembrance. The garden setting, featuring manicured lawns, rose gardens and water features provides many options for personalised memorial. The friendly, understanding staff on hand, are compassionate and provide professional guidance while assisting you every step of the way. “We discuss all available options and then work with families on all aspects from site selection to memorial creation and placement,” Paul Charlton of AlburyCity’s Cemeteries and Crematoria said. Burial options now include hilltop monumental, granite wedge along with the standard lawn option. Cremation service is provided within the gardens, along with cremation memorial sites ranging from basic gardens through to a memorial trees. Families have the option of holding services in the newly refurbished chapel at Glenmorus Gardens or they may choose to hold the service outdoors with the lawns, trees and hills as the backdrop. With an office on site for assistance, the team also assist you in memorial design using the latest technology to create plaque visuals including colour, emblems and photos to personalise the plaque. “There is no hurry with plaque creations,” Mr Charlton said. “Families are encouraged to contact us when they are ready. It could be a week, a month or three months after the funeral. The plaque has to be right and it cannot be rushed. “We are so fortunate to have these beautiful grounds here in Albury. Our aim is to create an environment where families can come, reflect, recharge and return to face the world once again.”

Children and grief LOSING someone you love can be a very emotional time. Often adults receive support from friends and family who help the grieved person learn to live with their loss. When a child experiences a loss it is often their first experience of death and can leave profound and long-term feelings of fear and abandonment. Sometimes children try to hide their feelings to try to protect others, causing their grief to be buried in their emotions, only to resurface later on in life. It is important to make sure your response to the child’s grief is appropriate for their age. Reassure children by keeping routines, predictability, create a sense of safety and maintain standards and discipline. Strategies to help younger children overcome the feeling of being overwhelmed include painting, cooking, storytelling, memory box and photo album and allowing the child to tell you about their creation. Older children may find a diary or journal helpful. To grieve is a natural response to loss. By expressing your feelings in a healthy way and showing the child you are trying to understand their feelings, children can feel supported in their time of loss. For more information contact Albury Border Counselling on 0439 820 945.

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Beechworth praises Meryl By KRYSTEN MANUEL

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MERYL Johnson is a prime example of just how integral senior people are to the functioning of our community. Having taken home the Indigo Shire Citizen of the Year Award on Australia Day, Meryl was the only one who was shocked at her win. “I was absolutely flabbergasted, it’s a real honour,” she told NewsWeekly. Despite a long list of achievements, Meryl hasn’t always been the first to put her hand up. “It wasn’t until I’d retired, because I worked full-time and we had our farm and everything,” she said. “When I retired, I thought, ‘I need to give back to the community.’ “So in 2007 I got myself heavily involved in community affairs and worked diligently for them. “I needed to give back to the community because I’d worked in it most of my life, and I needed to do something.” Meryl is on nine committees and has fund-raised hundreds of thousands of dollars across a variety of groups in the community. “I seem to be noted for fund-raising,” she said. “The Beechworth and District Community Bank, to get that up off the ground I was very instrumental. “I have a huge passion for it, so that was a major achievement.” Meryl is also going for understatement of the year- As a member of the Beechworth & District Community Bank Steering committee, Meryl was responsible for raising approximately 50 per cent (approx. $400,000) of the required capital to establish the Bank. During this process Meryl’s contributions enabled the Steering Committee to attract grants of $55,000 for the Beechworth Neighbourhood Kitchen and $250,000 for the upgrade of the Stanley Recreational Reserve. Her efforts have also helped to create five local jobs and an organisation that will be donating at least 80 per cent of its profits back into the Beechworth community for many years to come.

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Unit 17 at Murray Gardens is now for sale at $314,000.

Join the seniors set By KRYSTEN MANUEL FOR those waiting to become part of the most sought-after seniors social scenes on the Border - the wait is over! Murray Gardens is now selling two beautiful units in a village where road trips, dinners, theme nights and opportunity is in abundance for those lucky enough to seal their position. “We have the best community centre,” Murray Gardens co-manager, Anne Jack said.

“We have a fantastic bar that seems to be a focal point for the village. “Our residents are absolutely wonderful, they’re totally involved in loads of activities. Our dining room is brilliant, we have a new chef that just started and we had loads of functions every month.” Units 17 and 105 are now for sale and welcoming prospective buyers to open houses on 9 and 13 February between 10am and noon. Buyers can also use the

opportunity to meet some residents and enjoy some morning tea. Unit 17 is two bedrooms plus sunroom, and unit 105 is two bedrooms. “All the units, when people vacate, are completely refurbished, so they will be repainted, new carpets, the tiles are redone, bench-tops are redone, so they’re ready for someone to move into straight away,” Ms Jack said.

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DISCOVER MURRAY GARDENS Join us for morning tea with our residents plus a personalised tour of our units for sale and community facilities.

Independent Living Unit 130 - $314,000* You’ll fall in love with this spacious unit! • Lots of space with 2 bedrooms and a sunroom • Brand new carpets, tiles and freshly painted • Escape the heat with split system air conditioning

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Calling all Sinners and Saints By KRYSTEN MANUEL THE award-winning Benny Walker is coming to Albury to release his new album “Sinners and Saints.” Walker’s sound is described as ‘an effortless blend of soul, blues, reggae and acoustic folk,’ making for easy listening, carefully and skillfully constructed by an artist with music in his blood. “I was brought up in a musical family, my grandfather, he played in bands, same thing with my dad,” Walker said. “I have always been surrounded by musicians, and I’ve been playing music all my life. “I started playing piano when I was eight, took up guitar at 10 and started my first band when I was 12.” But it was in 2007 that Walker gained the tools to start a music career. “About six years ago I took nine months and travelled around Australia in a camper van, slept in car parks and on beaches. “Everywhere I went I met new people, had new experiences, I took it all in and always had a notepad ready.

“Basically I came out with material to write an album I did in 2008. It really helped me learn how to be ready for when an idea for a song comes along. It gave me grounding for learning how to nurture my songwriting and take all those things in. “On the new album, there’s a song called Enough Is Enough. I was travelling over to the Kimberleys for a couple of gigs in 2011 and the James Price Point thing was in full flight. I’d spoken to locals and I was reading about it and the more I read about it, the more passionate I got about the fact that people were prepared to dig up these beautiful places in order to spin a dollar. So I got inspiration for that and wrote the song Enough Is Enough.” Walker’s talents recently earned him the Victorian Indigenous Performing Arts Award for Best New Talent 2012, Arts Cultural Australia Day Murray Shire Council Award and a 2011 Deadly Award nomination for Most Promising New Talent in Music. Don’t miss your chance to see the release of Benny Walker’s newest album at the Albion, Thursday, 7 February.

Don’t miss your chance to see Benny Walker live at the Albion with the release of his new album.

Show Bookings (02) 6057 2298 For further information please call (02) 6057 2000 www.commclubalbury.com.au

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For the love of music By KRYSTEN MANUEL

“THE money’s dreadful, so it’s all for love!� This couldn’t be truer in every sense of the word for vocalist and bass player of the Shane Pacey Blues Trio, Trudy Mackenzie. “We work together, tour together, record together and travel together,� she said. “My husband and I, and our drummer, a friend and a business partner, own a recording studio together. “Shane and I both have different roles in the band. I’m the manager, tour manager, bass player and singer. “My husband, he chooses songs and arranges them. I deal with everything else - publicity and getting work.� Of course, one would speculate that this might not be all that it’s cracked up to be - the only girl in the band, stuck doing life with the one person day in and day out, but the truth couldn’t be a sunnier outcome!

“Well, it sounds absolutely sickening but it’s perfectly fine,� Trudy said. “We married each other because we’re best friends, so working with each other and doing what we both love is easy - there’s nothing better than to make music with the one you love. “We’ve known each other for over 20 years, so we must be coming up for parole soon!� The Shane Pacey Blues Trio was created by Shane Pacey in the hope of organising a band separate to The Cigars, who have been together for over 20 years. He wanted to get back into the music that turned him on when he first started playing. “It’s old-style blues but it has our own take on it - we don’t ever play the same song the same way twice,� Trudy said. And it seems Shane had this plan brewing for some time. “I’ve always been known for my voice and one day I said, in a passing comment, ‘one day I’d like to learn the

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bass for fun,’ and the next thing I know, Shane had bought me a bass and a 500watt gig outfit and said ‘learn this’,� Trudy said. “So I became the bass player of the trio when I never thought I’d play an instrument. “A girl playing bass does bring a lot of attention, maybe it was something my nearest and dearest planned all along?� Audiences can expect quite a unique show from the trio, with many old blues covers, inspired by a huge collection of vinyl, and even some originals cleverly slipped in. “When you come to see the band, you can’t go past Shane’s guitar playing, our drummer is also very good - and easy on the eye - and then you have a female bass player,� Trudy said. “So it’s for boys and girls alike! “It’s a great band to come and see both musically and aesthetically.� The Shane Pacey Blues Trio will be playing at the Albion Hotel on 15 February. Doors open at 8pm, tickets $10.

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Killing Osama with detail By KRYSTEN MANUEL MOVIE: Zero Dark Thirty DURATION: 157mins HIGHLY interesting, I’m sure this one will receive some harsh reviews, as does everything that dares to touch the political. Zero Dark Thirty tells the story of the manhunt for the worlds most wanted man, Osama Bin Laden, spanning over a decade. It tells the story of one woman’s involvement and her significant contribution to the capture of Bin Laden, and of

the intelligence and extreme risk that CIA agents put themselves through. Director/ producer Kathryn Bigalow teamed together with writer Mark Boal was a fantastic combination realistic but carefully crafted to give audiences the full cinema experience that some miss out on when delving so close to a documentary. Local movie-goers, Sarah and Tom told NewsWeekly their thoughts. Sarah: “I liked it. It went for ages though and it got a bit repetitive. It was interesting to find out how the CIA was

working over there, and how long some of them worked on it. Tom: “Well I always like a true story.â€? (Winks). “I did enjoy seeing how they operate over there, and her story was a good perspective to take, although it basically looks like she did it single-handedly and I find that a bit hard to believe. “I wouldn’t see it again, but it was good.â€? Sarah: ďż˝ ďż˝ ďż˝ Tom: ďż˝ ďż˝ ďż˝

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Culture close to home By TREVOR JACKSON THE Café Culture Series is back at Art Space Wodonga and this season kicks off with a comedy/ theatre double act Sunday, 10 February. Ventriloquist Sarah Jones will present “Sarah doesn’t play well with others”, a blend of comedy, magic and music including an assortment of puppets. Following an interval Dennis Coard will present a one-man play, “The Umpire Strikes Back! - May the Farce be with you”, the sequel to his successful show “Fall of the Roman Umpire” which was part of the 2010 Café Culture Series. Dennis has incorporated many of the characters from his previous show and will introduce the audience to a host of new ones. He describes his performance as a theatre piece with stand-up comedy as an element. The characters and stories range from the days of his youth in Ireland, migrating to Australia and life along the way. “In a way but it’s about the big things in life that happen,” Dennis said. “My first show was about growing up in Ireland, migrating to Australia, a 20-year career with Telecom, the outback and becoming an actor. It was autobiographical with a lot of other characters coming in along the way – mum, dad, grandad, Maurie Fields, Allan Seale. “In this one I had a bit of a brush with death last year

Dennis Coard will be bringing his spin on life to audiences through a theatrical performance.

Ventriloquist Sarah Jones “doesn’t play well with others”.

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which sort of makes you take stock, looking at life, death and mortality but in a light-hearted way through clowning, standup, poetry and music.” Dennis began his acting career at 35 years of age, b ing accepted into the Victorian College of the Arts and said he hadn’t looked back. A six-year stint in the Australian soap Home and Away set the scene for his future career. But it was early in life that Dennis’s career began to take shape. As a 12-year-old imm grant from Ireland trying to fit into high school in Adelaide, he soon developed a knack for accents and has taken that on the road. “The accent is one of the things I cover in the first play,” he said. “The thing a kid wants most in high school is a bit of camouflage. I found I had a bit of an ear for accents so I learnt the Australian accent to give me that camouflage.” Dennis says people attending his play could be assured of an enjoyable experience. In fact he personally guarantees if you don’t laugh or cry you will get your money back. The show begins at 5pm sharp with tickets available for individual shows and discounted seasons tickets on sale at The Cube Box Office or online at www.thecubewodonga.com.au/ tickets For further information phone 02 6022 9311.

FRIDAY � Cinema Under the Stars. The Insatiable Moon (M). A quirky and inspirational New Zealand made movie. The night features a short, local ABC Open documentary prior to the main screening. Bring your rug or chair and picnic, or purchase food at the event. 8pm, Albury Botanical Gardens. Enquiries, http://www.alburycity.nsw.gov. au/cinemaunderthestars SATURDAY � Sweet Valley Sounds. A celebration of valley life. A fun-filled day for the family with market stalls, live music, food stalls and local produce. Music from Bustamento, Steve Smyth, Lily and King, Spooky Ukees and more. Mount Beauty Mountain Bike Park. Family tickets, (pre-sale only) $80. Gates open 11.30am. Enquiries, 03 5754 4024. � Cake Decorator’s of Vic. Inc, Wodonga Branch. 10Am, Sacred Heart Church Parish Hall, Beechworth Road Wodonga. Enquiries, 02 6024 3024.

� Wodonga Toy Library Inc. Sacred Heart parish hall, Beech Street Wodonga. 9am - 12pm. New members welcome. Enquiries, 0404 936 208. � Albury Toy Library 10-11am. Enquiries, email alburytoys@ gmail.com. SUNDAY � Albury Wodonga Community Market. Fresh flowers and produce, home-made cakes and goodies, collectors items, coffee plus lots more. Wilson Street car park, Albury. Gold Coin Donation 8am - noon. � Community Wood Fired Oven, a place to come together to cook, to share, to learn and to eat. Hovell Tree Park, Albury. 3pm8pm. Free. Enquiries, 02 6023 8212. � Sunday Sessions in The Cube Wodonga courtyard. Grooveyard Hammond Combo - Phillip Stone, Kevin McGrath, Carolyn Higgs and Graeme Cook. Bring your own chair or blanket. 2pm to 4pm. Enquiries, 02 6022 9311. TUESDAY � Wodonga Toy Library Inc. Sacred Heart parish hall, Beech Street Wodonga. Noon - 1.30pm. New members welcome. Enquiries, 0404 936 208. WEDNESDAY � Albury and District Historial Society meets Commercial Club Albury, 7.30pm. All welcome. Enquiries, 02 6021 4887.

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$465,000

Four bedroom home with quality additions of 8 1/2 foot ceilings Lounge and separate tiled family room, ducted heating & cooling Low maintenance yard on 683m² of land with side access for caravan

23 Streets Road

$379,000

4

2

2

Inspection by appointment

Open plan dining living plus formal lounge Stylish 2 pak kitchen with stainless steel appliances Side access to accommodate caravan, trailer or boat

CHILTERN

3

$249,900

2

2

Inspection by appointment

Only 25 minutes to Wodonga, next to council reserve Huge open plan living, rumpus, study or fourth bedroom Get ready for summer with the sparkling in ground pool

TALLANGATTA

$185,000

$239,000

N PR EW IC E

11 Snowy Street

3

Inspection by appointment

20 Turton Court

3

Inspection by appointment

$325,000

2

2

Inspection by appointment

Unlimited access to yard with 2 separate driveways Large lounge with character raked ceilings Great paved outdoor entertaining area

38 Bremer Avenue

$339,000

2

2

Three bedrooms, master with en-suite and WIR Well designed kitchen with quality SS appliances Double lock up garage with remote access

1&2 13 Bassett St

4

Inspection by appointment

$385 & $395,000

2

2

Inspection by appointment

Fantastic functional galley style kitchen Light and bright open plan living Plan and create your own dream backyard

BARANDUDA

$749,000

3

2

2

Walk to everything in Central Wodonga Nearing completion, turn key finish. Move straight in Quality appointments throughout, 8 1/2 foot ceilings

TANGAMBALANGA

4

2

2

$265,000

$359,000

2

2

Inspection By Appointment

Only minutes from Wodonga is this beautiful home on 7 acres Family room with split system air conditioning and two way wood heater Ample shedding is provided with 11 x 9 colourbond shed

BARNAWARTHA

3

Inspection by appointment

Quality brick home on the edge of town adjoining road reserve Good size kitchen with electric & gas cooking & a dishwasher Sporting and social facilities nearby. Just 15 minutes to Wodonga / Albury,

TALLANGATTA

4

Inspection by appointment

1

$210,000

4

Inspection by appointment

Perfect for the first home buyer or investor Close to primary school, shops and hotel. Fully fenced for privacy Car accommodation can double as a year round outdoor entertainment

YACKANDANDAH

$595,000

NE W

KERGUNYAH

1

Huge lounge room with wood heater and a bar Large kitchen and open dining Ducted cooling throughout, covered entertaining area

NE W

14 Mackenzie Crescent

4

Inspection by appointment

1

NE W

3

4

Inspection by appointment

N PR EW IC E

NE W

29 Lightwood Drive

3

Inspection by appointment

$259,500

NE W

1

126 Gralen Street

ALAN HODGSON 0418 468 579

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DES LONERGAN 0408 575 825

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24 Gayview Drive

CLINTON HARVEY 0408 605 950

NE W

$209,500

JOAN NALDRETT 0419 483 919

NE W

6a Templeton Place

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4

2

2

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Family home on 2 1/2 acres surrounded by farm land Magnificent Blackwood kitchen with all the modern touches Water supply of rainwater tank, bore and dam that has never ran dry

3

1

2

Inspection by appointment

Perfect first home or investment opportunity Great location near hospital, Lake Hume and shopping centre Just the start for a young family

3

2

6

Inspection By Appointment

Beautiful 7 acre property offering breathtaking views Ample water supply including 2 dams and a seasonal creek Under house storage and a separate art studio

3

2

4

Inspection by appointment

Architecturally designed home on 7.8 acres with two living areas Separate study & stunning views from the open plan kitchen/dining/family room Excellent shedding, secure fencing and brilliant water supply

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RENTAL PROPERTIES OF THE WEEK

FRAN WERNERT

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Woodland St, Wodonga

DANIEL McDONALD

CHRIS KING

SUE RITCHIE

TESSA BARKLEY

MARYANNE McKERNAN

NONI PORTER

EMMA HARGREAVES

$285pw

This neat central weatherboard home has been updated throughout without losing it’s original charm. Features two bedrooms with BIRs, study, full bathroom, ducted heating and cooling, private outdoor covered entertaining area and double lock up carport with roller door and remote. Avail now

Falcon Circ Wodonga

$330pw

Terrific 3 bedroom home with ducted heating & cooling, timber kitchen with dishwasher, ENS & WIR to master, BIRs in other BRs, powder room, undercover outdoor entertaining area, enclosed back yard with garden shed, established gardens & double lock up garage. Avail now

Ballara Dve, Wodonga

Leading the way in Property Management, now leasing over 50% of the Rental Market. Current Vacancy Rate 0.094%

$385pw

Four bedroom executive property in Cambourne Park Estate. Features ducted heating and cooling, formal lounge plus large family/meals area, great kitchen with DW, ensuite to master, easy to maintain private courtyard and DLUG with remote and rear yard access. Avail now

Montclair Ave , Wodonga

$420pw

As new four bedroom home, study, ENS, ducted heating and cooling, formal lounge, open plan family / dining, separate rumpus, great kitchen with DW, undercover outdoor entertaining area, enclosed back yard and double lock up garage with remote and internal access Avail now

Units/Townhouses available

Houses available

Out of Town properties

Albury & District properties

Baelon St $155pw Avail now 2 BR unit, BIRs, spacious lounge with ceiling fan, elect cook, single carport. Melrose Dr $190pw Avail now Renovated 2 BR unit, S/S heat/cool, BIRs, paved area, single carport, no pets. Mullins Rd, Killara $195pw Avail now 2 BR unit, full bathroom, S/S heating, AC, balcony, single carport, no pets. McGregor Crt $230pw Avail now 2 BR unit plus study, gas heating, AC, SLUG, lawn maintenance included, no pets. Noel St $300pw Avail now 3 BR townhouse, duct heat/cool, ENS, DW, undercover area, DLUG, no pets. Wilson St $340pw Avail now Executive 3 BR townhouse, 2-way bathroom, DW, ducted cool, gas heat, DLUG. Dalton Ave $360pw Avail now Large 4 BR home, BIRs, ENS, ducted heat/cool, DW, encl yard, DLUG.

Ballard St $210pw Avail now 3 BR home, lounge, separate dining, A/C, gas heating, yard, carport, no pets. Lindsay St $230pw Avail 12.02.13 3 BR home, BIRs, lounge with gas heat, ducted heat/cool, good shedding. Thorpe Ave $310pw Avail 27.02.13 Located in Riverside Estate, 3 BR, ducted heat/ cool, DW, ENS, encl yard, DLUG. Ambrose Cres $340pw Avail now Modern 3 BR home, ENS, ducted heat/cool, DW, encl yard, outdoor area, DLUG. Inwood Cres $350pw Avail now Brand new 4 BR home, 2 living areas, S/S heat/ cool, DW, ENS, remote DLUG. Beechworth Rd $385pw Avail now Well designed 4 BR, ducted heat/cool, ENS, alfresco, DLUG, wheelchair access. Kerferd Court $400pw Avail now Private 3 BR home, study, ducted heat/cool, ENS, DW, DLUG, in-ground pool.

Weramu St, Tallangatta $170pw Avail now Good size updated 2 BR unit close to Golf Course, elec cooking, DW, S/S heat/cool, secure yard. Murra Crt, Kiewa $190pw Avail now Neat and tidy 2 BR unit close to shops, BIRs, large living, S/S heat/cool, SLUG, good size yard. Yack-Wod Rd, Staghorn Fl $270pw Avail now Charming weatherboard 3 BR home, ducted heating, AC, single carport, garden shed, low maintenance yard. Millers Lane, Staghorn Fl $290pw Avail now Comfortable 3 BRhome, wood heating, S/S heat/cool, gardening included, stunning views. Wellsford St, Yackandandah $330pw Avail now Very central 4 BR home, magnificent views, DLUG, under house storage, lawns/gardens incl.

Plummer St, Albury $145pw Avail now 2 BR unit, open kitchen/lounge area, S/S AC, carport, no pets. Lavis St, Albury $185pw Avail now 2 BR unit, gas heat, A/C, BIRs, storage, carport, no pets. Baranbale Way, Lavington $210pw Avail now Renovated 2 BR, gas heat, S/S AC, secure yard, SLUG. Olive St, Albury $250pw Avail now 3 BR, study, sunroom, gas heat, ducted cool, garage. Kiewa St, Albury $300pw Avail now Cetnral 2 BR, 2 living, gas heat, AC, sunroom, carport. Greta Dr, Lavington $330pw Avail now Brand new 4 BR, ENS, S/S heat/cool, DW, alfresco, DLUG. Table Top Rd, Table Top $600pw Avail now Executive 5 BR, duct heat/cool, ENS, in-ground pool, DLUG.

THE LAND SPECIALISTS

INVESTORS CORNER 1-611 Prune Street, Lavington

$117,000 6.4% Yield Value Secure Home Or Investment • Spacious open plan lounge

Enjoy a country lifestyle with freedom and space, whilst living with the luxury of town services (water, gas, telephone, electricity, sewerage.)

STAGE 4 NOW SELLING

SITE PLAN

• Full bathroom, separate laundry

Stage 1

31

Stage 1

1077m2

Stage 2

Stage 2 Stage 3

32

1134m2

Stage 1

33

956m2 14 829m2 15 34 760m2 2 749m 16 35 2 797m2 735m

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13

Hold Contract pending

45

773m2

46

744m2

47

749m2

596m2

656m2

765m2

600m2

55 56 57 76

83

722m2

82

727m2

54

651m2

RESERVE

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609m2

569m2

665m2

610m2

592m2

694m2

638m2

647m

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771m2

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21

687m2

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683m2

24

755m2

23

2

Area 4.942 ac 5.228 ac 4.944 ac 5.923 ac 5.915 ac 4.979 ac 5.458 ac

• Currently let at $145 pw to May 2013

Price $305,000 $295,000 $275,000 $265,000 $290,000 $310,000 $320,000

1/63 Melrose Drive, Wodonga

18 DISPLAY HOMES COMING SOON

706m2

A rare opportunity to live close to the river. Flat blocks available. Panoramic valley views to magnificent mountains and distant snowfields. Country living with city convenience. Close to Albury/Wodonga CBD.

Stage 2 Lot No 11 12 13 14 15 16 17

Area 4.94ac 4.97ac 5.37ac 5.22ac 7.86ac 5.88ac 5.06ac

Whenby Grange............................... Wattle Glen.................................... Wattle Views................................... New West Village............................. Western Park.................................. Baranduda Park............................... Country Club................................... Federation Park............................... Yarralumla......................................

from from from from from from from from from

$108,000 $108,000 $90,000 $100,000 $125,000 $99,000 $110,000 $102,500 $90,000

4 Ahern Court, Wodonga

Price $315,000 $315,000 $395,000 $375,000 $350,000 $290,000 $315,000

MORE GREAT LAND FOR SALE

Willow Gardens............................... from Yackandandah Heights..................... from Fairway Gardens (NSW).................... from

$141,000 6.4% Yield The Perfect Investment • Currently let at $175pw until June 2013. • Spacious open plan living, new carpet, gas wall furnace and reverse cycle AC • Two bedrooms with built in robes • Updated large kitchen • Single carport, enclosed yard

683m2

733m2

70

Lot No 2 3 6 7 8 20 21

• Near new split system heating/cooling

616m2

2 1 642m2 30 686m2

E

74 700m2 2 75 700m

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691m2

RV

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7

6

591m2

712m2

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715m2

58

59

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640m2

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683m2

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776m2

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618m2

18

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10

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KERRY AVENUE

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KERRY AVENUE

812m2

676m2

39

633m2

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17

734m2

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590m2

51

86

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584m2

742m2

48

Stage 3

44

600m2

798m2 12 829m2

36 2 37 632m 636m2 11 2 38 683m

• Two bedrooms with built in robes

$309,000 6.1% Yield Quality, Size and Views • 4 bedroom home with uninterrupted views • Ducted heating & cooling • Double garage with remote and internal access, low maintenance yard on 683m2 • Side access to yard for extra vehicles • For investors currently let at $365 per week until June 2013

$120,000 $79,500 $105,000

Industrial Land & Englobo

Yackandandah Industrial..................... from $71,000 + GST Tangambalanga Industrial...................... from $61,000 + GST Englobo Land - Yackandandah............ from $575,000 + GST

Visit our website for more superb properties to view. Register your details for full property updates

Wodonga Industrial Estate....................... from $1.5 million + GST

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ASSORTED, garden earmuffs $15, car back support $5, small kennel $20. (02) 6056-1784.

MOBILE PHONE, Samsung, SGH-A412, with accessories included. $30. 0412 691 838.

BED SET, Ikea, includes KS bed, drawers, 2 bedside tables, dressing table, "birch" colour. $800. 0439 441 173.

PLANTER, vegetable and seed planter, walk behind, plants 20 different seed types, as new, bargain at $120. 0419 324 474.

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BED, king size single, timber frame, with Backrest mattress, GC. $250ono. (02) 6056 6306.

PRINTER, HPL7580, Officejet Pro Multifunction, EC, all accessories included. $80. 0412 691 838.

BARBER, mobile service. Professional, qualified barber and hair stylist. Ryan 0434 352 498.

BRICKS, 300, cleaned, old style red clay, ideal path or BBQ. $120 the lot. 0419 324 474.

RECLINING LIFT CHAIR, powered, double action, VGC. $600ono. (03) 57282815.

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DINING TABLE, 1.5m square, with 8 highback chairs, matching buffet hutch, solid stained pine, VGC, $1,500ono the lot. (02) 6043-1815.

FURNITURE, house lot for sale. Setting up house? Check full listing http:// www.waterfallcreek.com.au /other-stuff/for-sale/ $1,500 the lot. (02) 6071-0210. FUTON, black metal frame, multi colour mattress. $100ono. (02) 6059-3054.

GEORGE FOREMAN identical grill, a salad spinner and food grating and slicing system. $50. (02) 6056-1784.

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FOR SALE AIR CONDITIONER, Braemar LCB 250, roof mounted, evaporative, EC. Bought $2,200, sell $850ono. (02) 6043 1255. AIR CONDITIONER, Electrolux, window wall unit, with LED remote, GC, ideal for bedroom or office. $220. 0419 324 474.

RIDE-ON-MOWER, MTD, 38’’ cutting deck, near new, $1,000. 0428 431 434.

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Bike path in trainin g By BLAIR THOMSON

WODONGA’S “There’s stacks unused rail be used for of room to both commercial land have with Albury a bike path linking thecould tivities.� and recreational and the Hume city acDam. Railway line Frank Kinnersley, has been pulled parts of Wodonga, manager with administration and local up in Rail groups have bike advocacy cycling Trails Australia, group space to be lobbied VicTrack said other for the trails had cost used for a rail about $300,000 bike path. lometre. The Victorian per kiDepartment port, which of Trans“That’s very has the final site, is considering dependant say ditions the plans. over the bridge that exist, whetheron the conSeveral and culverts you need have told people behind the and such,� “It could he said. push be used feedback hadNewsWeekly government transport; so far been people couldfor sustainable positive. ride to school “It would ride be fantastic,� and exercise to work, Albury Wodonga Parklands traffic.� away from community Ant Packer But Ms ranger said. was alreadyPacker said because “It would the line cleared, it the structure’sbe cheap to build because only cost was likely several thousand already there. to kilometre “The track dollars to into Wodonga’swould run right through groups would tarmac, which the per local try to fundraise. CBD and it nice bushy Any path would be a corridor. would have in the centre of the “It makes ria’s plans to fit in with Places city just waiting a lot of sense and for the old VictoWodonga station. off on, we’re for the plan to be we’re Albury signed raring to go.� president Wodonga Cycling The idea of Rohan Christmas Club using the land city had extensive, mercial purposes said the for com- already, had Ms Packer but none high quality paths said the railbeen raised, but heart that came alongside any trail could of town. into the run industrial development. “It would be It’s understood nice to see all the the joined and to putting it’s an exciting paths any housingarmy is opposed ty,� the line, preferring he said. or industry opportunion to keep space should Rail track it be required it as green moved is currently in wartime. “There and being renity trains. given for use by commulease someare businesses that want to an unbrokenof the corridor, we Ms Packer said the along,� Ms connection all the want could be removed andline and ballast Packer said. way travel riders on eventually dirt, then the track would be sealed. would

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South the Wodonga continue to target residents calling for VANDALS - with nearbythe derelict site. Primary School to be taken on last year, Cheryl McDonald urgent action which closed in April broken in The school, destroyed and windows and put up units had its contents being decommissioned. keep the park the village would “They should the months after fence was erected around and or even a retirement or townhouses A barbed wire to stop the damage it has failed been a lack building, but and be good.â€? McLachan said there had site. left to grow for the graffiti. Tracey Educaspace has been over future plans to the Most green across the site, while the what will happen of the prop- of information rubbish is strewn decides the future “We’re left wondering it,â€? she said. tion Department they’ll do with going to happen spoke to de- site, what it’s erty. find out what’s NewsWeekly warning in case “We’d like to Several peopleas “an eyesoreâ€? and questioned some advance so we can have sold or re-used. like.â€? scribed the block an hadn’t been there and to something we don’t had become why the space to let said the school and vandalism. grandkids went Paul Morris “My kids and and for the government graffiti that encouraged is absolutely see it left likethere and smash things lives across eyesore that he said. its people get in Cheryl McDonald, who “It’s out of control,â€? be used, or if it’s past to to disgusting,â€? the school, said. “If it’s not goingit probably is, then it needs it’s just the road from like that is just terrible ‌ which utilised. use-by date, “To see it go the property to waste is just be cleared and there going going to waste. use it for public housing.â€? “To have it sitting should the school on “They to lives next to the police at Tilley failed that – wasteful.â€? Narelle McKenna had called Benambra Bill and said she Member for NewsWeekly and a spokesman Jarrah Street had over vandalism. from said the site return calls least four times she said. of Education the there “It looks disgusting,â€? someone was in was going through for the Department surplus and daughter Christmas, “Just before and at about 2am my been declared process of disposal. breaking glass was a tree on fire. to us. there next and right woke because it’s “It’s pretty scary

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on bikes are town, the boysmeans cyclists while out of bridge the for their safety, old Wodonga stock reports on of the THOMSON Memorial are concerned the causeway calendar. The closureat greater risk. BLAIR John Woodman the racing cyclists crossing putting themlowdown on Sunday’s names on two wheels. IN the city, the biggest event on the Lincoln Causeway, the biggest preparing for the bridge over the TREVOR JACKSON gives by some of have to cross 5, while on page 23, and Albury, will be contested issue on pagerace, between Wagga Classic. The

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Games are all pressure By TREVOR JACKSON WODONGA’S Sports and Leisure Centre will be alive Saturday night in a Wodonga vs Shepparton clash for the CBL North East Conference basketball grand finals. Both teams will be gunning for victory against the Gators to advance to the state finals the following weekend in Bendigo, something the men missed out on last season. The women made it, but fell down at the final hurdle. According to Lady Wolves coach Doug Polmear his team will face their toughest test of the season against the Lady Gators and will need to bring their best game to the floor to claim victory. The home-court grand final may prove advantageous but Polmear isn’t taking anything for granted, with the team’s two hit-outs against the Lady Gators this season tight. “In the third round we played them with six players and they beat us by seven points, then in the game at home we beat them by six,” Polmear said. “It’s going to be close. They’re a pretty good side. They’re pretty even right across the team and they have individuals who can shoot 15-20 points on any given night. “For us to win, the girls are going to have

to play well.” Polmear said after last week’s six-point victory the girls would have to steady this weekend if they were to progress further. “It’s very important to get the girls a good win,” he said. “If we want to get to Bendigo and win the state final it’s a must because you don’t get a second chance.” The men face the Gators and will be looking to take victory to atone for last year’s shortfall and coach Michael Hickey said the boys were motivated to take victory. “There’s probably only four in the side from last year but it doesn’t matter which group comes through, if you’re playing the team you played the year before, it filters through and they want to beat them,” he said. “The Gators are competitive. The first game we played them we were undermanned and we got over the line. The game we had at home we were still missing two of our top players and we got over the line by five points. “With both teams at full strength it should be a good game but I think we might go a bit deeper off the bench.” Action begins at 6pm with the women’s game followed by the men at 8pm.

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THE Lady Bandits have this week announced a new coach to take the reins for the 2013 SEABL season. James Ballinger, who comes highly recommended by former Lady Bandits coach Kennedy Kereama, brings extensive experience from New Zealand with stints as head coach of the Junior Tall Ferns, finishing runners-up in the FIBA Oceania Youth Championships in November 2012 and head coach of the North Harbour under 21 side who won the New Zealand national championships in the same year.

“Given we have clear aspirations for the women’s program going forward we wanted to ensure that we made the right appointment,” club president Michael Mack said. “Importantly, we also need an individual that can inject enthusiasm and enjoyment back into our women’s team after some tough times so we can make inroads into becoming a competitive force again in SEABL women’s basketball.” With the new coach now locked in, announcements on player signings will follow.

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