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Carnivale in full colour CARNIVALE is back with all the colour and splendour we’ve become accustomed to from Wodonga’s biggest annual street party. For further details and pictures, turn to page 8.
Bounty for refuge THANKS to a front page article in a recent edition of NewsWeekly and a $1000 kick start from the Buddah Shop, the Kangaloola Wildlife Sanctuary has welcomed approximately $4500 in donations, several dedicated volunteers and a new wombat shelter. And it doesn’t stop there. Owner, Glenda Elliot, said that since the article there has been no more cases of abused or mutilated animals that have come their way, and with more wary eyes on the area, hopefully it will stay that way. “There’s quite a lot of mountain bikers that ride through the bush, everybody in the Stanley Forrest are keeping their eyes out because they’re all disgusted with the shooters,” she said. Ms Elliot said donations have come in all forms and amounts, and just when the sanctuary really needed it. “Some people came out the other day and donated $1500 and another man donated another $1000, then Gary Hayward and Andy Stevens donated $1000 and people have came out and given smaller amounts and cheques.” Owner of the Buddah Shop, Gary Hayward, was pleasantly surprised when a local shopper matched his original donation of $1000. “He’s an animal lover and he loved the story,” Mr Hayward said. Ms Elliot said she has even had a few volunteers come out to lend a hand and lighten the load.
“One lady, Kath, is fantastic, she has been out for three days and it’s just made such a difference, she’ll give anything a go. “Then we have a young fella here now who is willing to work.” The humble owners of Ranbuild in Wodonga have also decided to help Kangaloola out, with a donation of a roof and frame for a new wombat shelter. “I’ve known Glenda for a long time and we try and help her out where we can,” owner, Mitch Huon said. “It’s fantastic, the work she does, it’s amazing. “If the community had to pay for the amount of work that Glenda does, it would be an absolute fortune. She works night and day. “Donating a little bit of stuff is a very small contribution compared to what she does.” A local mountain biking club has also donated their time and constructed the shelter last weekend. But it’s an ongoing battle for Ms Elliot and the animals at Kangaloola and donations of what ever can be given will be met with open arms. Ms Elliot also urges people to keep talking about what goes on out in the bush. With a baby joey having been dragged behind a car not even a month ago, keeping your eyes out for offenders has never been more important. “Be warned,” Ms Elliot said, “you’re being watched!”
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TO the joy of many hard-working Border residents and students, the NSW Government has declared a public half-day holiday for the 2013 Albury Gold Cup. The NSW Minister for Industrial Relations, Mike Baird, has advised that the half-day local public holiday will go ahead on Friday, 22 March 2013 in accordance with the Public Holidays Act 2010.
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ACCORDING to a Wodonga police sergeant, opportunistic crime in our community is somewhat preventable. Many of these crimes, classed as high-volume crimes, are only taking place because of forgetfulness, or maybe carelessness by members of the community - leaving car or home windows open or unlocked. It is interesting to note this police officer suggested over 99 per cent of these crimes showed no evidence of forced entry. That’s a staggering figure. Having spoken to a victim of crime recently it was again interesting to note the victim simply wouldn’t allow the thief to beat him, continuing on with his normal day to day activities. But the damage had already been done and valuable items were lost. Obviously there are many crimes, such as the above mentioned, where forced entry is evident, but for those where no evidence exists, why make it easier for thieves to have their way? The police officer said those charged with particular crimes in Wodonga admitted to trying around 30-40 vehicles for unlocked doors or open windows, stealing from those that were easily accessible. While a lock may not deter every thief, if it prevents entry on one occasion, it’s well worth it. And with the addition of ‘safety cameras’ being installed in more locations across our communities, criminals are being caught and charged with crimes, where they may previously have escaped prosecution. Our story on page seven about the attacks on Wodonga taxi drivers on the weekend, and the subsequent fallout is a perfect example. Local businesses such as Wodonga Taxis are installing these devices to act as a deterrent, or to aid in the prosecution of criminals - now we all need to play our part and ensure our homes and vehicles are locked and safe to help wipe this scourge from our community.
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The local Albury SES is looking to add to its volunteer base.
SES wants you Accidental shooting By KRYSTEN MANUEL POLICE warn hunters to be vigilant with gun safety after an incident last Friday left a man wounded. Police were told at 10.45pm on Friday that a 16-year-old boy had injured his 64-year-old father while shooting on a property in Bowna, 35 kilometres from Albury. The father was driving a utility and the boy was in the tray when the utility hit uneven ground as the boy fired a shot. “We can ascertain at this stage that it is purely an accident,� Detective Sergeant Chris Wallace told NewsWeekly. “The injury to the adult’s leg was caused by a metal fragment from the vehicle, not from the projectile. “There was a minor, superficial injury to his right leg which required a piece of metal to be removed.� Det Sgt Wallace said there was no criminality on behalf of the son and the damage was minor. The man was taken to Albury Base Hospital where he was treated and released.
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and 17-year-olds,� he said. “Older people are welcome to join. If they don’t want to go climbing on roofs or whatever the case may be, there are always office jobs on the operations side, communications work that needs to be done we’re always open to that.� While there are around 50 volunteers currently registered in the Albury branch, Mr Keown said many weren’t as active as others due to work or family commitments. He said the more volunteers registered, the easier it was for the SES to dispatch people in emergency situations. The open night will take place at the Albury local headquarters at 1 Hoffman Rd Thurgoona (Corner Elizabeth Mitchell Drive), on Tuesday 26 March. General information about volunteering with the NSW SES can be found on the website www.ses.nsw. gov.au
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CRIME figures are up across Victoria, and Wodonga doesn’t seem to be immune to the disturbing trend. On the weekend a Wodonga taxi driver was allegedly set upon by a group of young offenders while simply trying to do his job. But as new technology continues to improve, so does the ability of police to catch offenders red-handed. Video evidence is becoming a more valuable tool in fighting crime and Wodonga’s Sergeant Dave Arnold said it was very useful for catching offenders. “It certainly assists as an avenue of inquiry for us,� he said. “It is good independent evidence - it’s good to show a magistrate exactly what has occurred and it’s a good investigative tool. Hopefully it’s a deterrent, and if it’s not, well hopefully it will help get a successful prosecution.� Sgt Arnold said apart from crimes such as assault, much of the reported crime in the area was what he described as opportunistic. “I can certainly say most of the things - what we know as highvolume crime - they are generally opportunistic-type crimes, residen-
tial and business premises with windows open or unlocked,� he said. “With theft from motor cars, there were a number of people processed for that earlier in the month and during the interview they were charged with a number of offences. “They admitted to trying 30 to 40 cars during the night. They basically stole from cars that had windows open or cars that were unlocked. “The majority, I would say 99.99 per cent of the thefts have no evidence of forced entry.� Sgt Arnold said while crime in Wodonga had not significantly increased recently, it was still a major focus for local police to reduce the figures. “The crime load here is significantly less than the metropolitan areas, but it’s all relative,� he said. “Yes there are crimes definitely occurring in the Wodonga area that we are investigating and a number of people have been charged, especially over the last month and it would be nice if we could reduce it even further. You have a large population here and unfortunately they are things that are happening everywhere, not just here in Wodonga. “They are happening and we’re not immune to it.�
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Bryan Craig says Matthew Ward is one of the most dedicated swimmers he’s coached to date.
Eyes on the prize By TREVOR JACKSON MATTHEW Ward is a young bloke with a goal. He’s aiming for the Australian team for the Rio Olympics, and is well on the way. At just 17 years of age, with abundant talent and a driving desire to succeed, Ward has been able to excel, breaking four state records at his last meet and securing a spot on the Road to Rio Australian swimming squad. Ward began swimming around five years ago after tap dancing became too painful with his disability. A hip dysplasia causes him pain on a daily basis and he chose to swim simply to keep fit. In less than a year he found himself on the GT Shamrocks swimming team, pushed through the pain barrier and rocketed into the NSW state record books. He’s now headed for the dizzying heights of international competition, with an eye firmly on the Rio games as a multi-class swimmer. At his last state meet he broke the records for the 50m freestyle, 50m breast-stroke, 50m butterfly and 100m breast-stroke events in his classification. He also holds a national record for the fastest 200m butterfly event. Ward said, despite the obvious pain, the opportunity to reach Rio was just one driving force behind his success. “The pain is something I’ve lived with and I’m
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HUNDREDS of little Wiggles fans flocked to the Albury Entertainment Centre on the weekend to sing and dance with their colourful idols. The delighted screams of children could be heard well into QEII Square as all their favourite characters came to life, including Henry the Octopus, Wags the Dog, Captain Feathersword and even a camel! And the party continued afterwards as the flock of delighted children emerged, top to toe with Wiggles merchandise.
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Assault has huge impact By TREVOR JACKSON A DISTURBING attack on two Wodonga taxi drivers has left more of a mark on the community than many may think. Wodonga Taxis manager John Farrington said the attack had left one vehicle out of action, two taxi drivers traumatised and disabled clients waiting longer for services around the city. “You look at the whole scenario early Sunday morning - you have a bunch of folk out, probably under the heading of having a good time which went sour, they frighten the living hell out of one taxi driver, they punch another one, they punch a window out of the taxi and kick the sliding door out, and for what end?” Mr Farrington said. “For us it has put the vehicle off
the road for three days, and that’s probably the best part of $3000 revenue gone plus about $1500 worth of driver remuneration. “But one of our maxi-cabs being out means there’s a 20 per cent less availability of wheelchair cabs. We are flat chat at any time moving handicapped people around Wodonga. Until we have that vehicle back on the road, those folk, who are probably the most vulnerable in our community are having to wait longer for taxis. “All that because some yahoos decide to play up on a Saturday night - it has far-reaching effects into the community.” Mr Farrington said he was pleased to have made the decision to fit cameras to his cabs, meaning situations like this could be dealt with swiftly by the police.
Sounds of Mancini THE JAZZ Basement will this week present a special performance by the Michelle Nicole Quartet, with the release of their new CD, Mancini. The CD celebrates the music of one of the world’s greatest composers, Henry Mancini, from two of the best-known pieces in history, Moon River and the Peter Gunn Theme, to lesser-known treasures like the beautifully crafted
Dreamsville. Widely regarded as the finest jazz singer in the country, Michelle Nicolle continues to impress, with the 2012 performances including Asia Pacific Festival (Siberia), The Schlot (Berlin) and a national tour. Ms Nicolle has evoked such emotions as “sometimes dreamy, sometimes as excited as a child in a sweet shop, but always marvellously expressive” to “Michelle is a
He said he couldn’t understand the actions of the group involved in the weekend’s attack. “If you have a look at the situation, those lads didn’t do any risk analysis at all,” he said. “They picked a floodlit area that has CTV coverage, plus the coverage in the taxi.” Mr Farrington said while he hadn’t needed to call upon the footage from his taxis on many occasions, it was reassuring to know it was there when required. “In one instance some people to took to one of our taxis in High Street with a baseball bat,” he said. “All that was nicely captured on the safety cameras. Ultimately when this latest incident goes to court, the CTV footage will form part of the prosecution.”
singer born to sing, born to charm, enlighten and seduce through music”. Since 1998 The Michelle Nicolle Quartet has released seven critically acclaimed albums. The performance begins at 8pm at the JAZZ Basement, Gateway Island Wodonga with the bar open from 7.30pm. Call or text Graeme on 0438 623 462 for performance seating reservations.
The remembrance ceremony will be a touching part of the weekend’s dragon boat racing on Gateway Lakes.
Dragons on the water GATEWAY Lakes will be a sea of colour this weekend when the fifth annual Dragon Boat Regatta takes to the water on Saturday 9 and Sunday 10 March. Organised by the Brave Hearts Dragon Boat Club, the event is designed to be a weekend of sport, fun, camaraderie and healthy competition to celebrate the Chinese Year of the Snake. Saturday will see local monks blessing the boats at 11am with racing to begin at noon. Racing will include 14 local corporate and community teams, with many of the 280 competitors first-timers. Saturday will also include cancer sur-
vivor teams racing for the annual Lina Mildren Memorial Trophy and a remembrance ceremony on the water at the end of the day. Border Express will be defending their title against other teams such as Visy, Joss, Albury City, Belvoir Special School and St Matthews Youth. Sunday will see teams from across Victoria and southern NSW compete between 9am and 4pm. Albury Wodonga will have three local clubs competing this year. Brave Hearts will be joined for the first time by new clubs Warriors and the Border Area Dragons.
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HIGH Street will be a sea of colour this weekend when Wodonga’s biggest street party, Carnivale, returns. Cultures and flavours from around the world will be on display with the main event, a market and street festival, taking place in High Street on Saturday. It will include performances by The Bombay Royale, Asanti Dance Theatre and the five-piece percussion band, Tumbarumba. The parades will assemble in Woodland Grove at 5.20pm and 7.45pm. People of all ages and abilities are encouraged to dress up in a carnival costume, grab a drum or other instrument and join Asanti Dance Theatre and Ignite
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Let’s talk about sex, seniors! By KRYSTEN MANUEL
TO THE surprise of young people, seniors are still going at it and going strong, according to the Australian society of Sex Educators, Researchers and Therapists. With Seniors Week coming up on 17 to 24 March, ambassador for Seniors Week and Australian of the year, 71-year-old Ita Buttrose believes it may be a shock to many young people that their grandparents still enjoy a full and adventurous sex life. Ms Buttrose says that many young people have a misguided belief that older people don’t think about sex at all, mainly because we live in a society where the idea of older people having sex is painted as undesirable. In fact, it was not that long ago that a report was released regarding older people and the need for STD checks. The research from the University of New England illustrated that rates of sexually transmitted
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FOR many, there comes a time when the family home gets a little too much. Too many chores, too much money trying to get help in and sometimes even an elevated risk if something goes wrong. Murray Gardens has the solution - serviced apartments. Beautifully appointed and nestled in the heart of Murray Gardens, these serviced apartments give you the freedom to continue your life in a safe, friendly and pristine environment. And if you’re still not sure, why not come and see for yourself? For just $55 a night, you can come and live the Murray Garden serviced apartment lifestyle for yourself. Enjoy three delicious meals, join in on all the activities and allow yourself to gain a more educated perspective on retirement living. Nancy Fraser will be 89 next month and is one of the lucky people who have their meals and chores done for them in a beautifully furnished serviced apartment. “I came here two years ago this March,” Mrs Fraser said. “Before that I lived in Stephens Street. When my husband died, I went on living there for a couple more years and decided to move in here. “It reached a point where I felt that I really couldn’t cope. I have family here in Albury and they were very good, but I thought, if I came in here and got settled in, if any crisis happened, the staff are here to look after me.
“It did occur to me that a crisis could have happened at home and I could have been there for three days and nobody would have known if I hadn’t been able to get to a phone.” Murray Gardens offers 24 hour on-site emergency care which gives you the peace of mind to go about your day without the worry of thinking ‘what if something happened?’ “And of course, I was paying a man to mow the lawn, someone to do the garden, someone to prune the fruit trees and the grape vines and I thought ‘why am I doing all this?’” Mrs Fraser said. “I thought ‘it’s time, time to retire,’ so that’s what I did.” “In here, you can be private and quiet, or you can have some sort of entertainment nearly every day.” And the social scene? The limits are endless. Anne Jack and Chiquita Walsh have been an absolute powerhouse in co-managing Murray Gardens. With Anne’s extensive experience in retirement villages and Chiquita’s background in health, the running of Murray Gardens couldn’t be smoother and the girls create a particularly warm and inviting environment. So don’t sit around wishing life was easier! Try it for yourself! But be quick, these serviced apartments go very quickly. Call 6023 3822 or visit Murray Gardens at 36 Mountford Crescent, East Albury.
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Everything from Coco-pops for the youngsters to eggs benedict or house-made crumpets with honeycomb butter are on the breakfast menu, while lunch includes the more traditional fish and chips, a variety of wraps and open-faced toasties. “We try to change the menu every couple of weeks to keep it all fresh,” Alex said. “We’re looking to add a couple of soups and heavier items
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Albury Central Perlâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s
554 Olive St, Albury - Ph 02 6021 3226 p 6021 3226 When it comes to ladies and menâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s fashions Perlâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s of
Albury have something for everyone! Just ask Judy Hayhoe, owner manager who has seen many changes in the fashion industry over the years. Judy has taken over the business from her parents Bill and Margaret Hayhoe and the recent move late last year to their bright new store at 554 Olive Street Albury has given Judy the opportunity to expand and provide more fashion choices for her many valued and loyal customers, old and new. Perlâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s are well known for the service they provide to customers. For
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the fashion minded lady, beautiful labels such as Black Pepper, Vivid, Formation Fashion, Toronto, Vickki James Sleepwear, Tanner Street clothing are just a few available along with stunning after 5 wear for cocktail parties, formal wear and mother of the bride. Menâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s suits are also a new addition to the store. Beautiful knitwear by Slade for women and Fratelli pure wool for the man are also very popular and new stocks will be arriving soon for autumn winter. People are the priority at Perlâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s so pop in and see Judy and staff today.
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(UDSONS #OFFEE !LBURY HAS BEEN SUCCESSFUL OPERATING FOR YEARS AND HAS A GREAT REPUTATION FOR ITS ĂźNE COFFEE 4HERE ARE STAFF AT THE !LBURY STORE &RANCHISEE ,ISA 4HOMPSON !IMEE THE STORE MANAGER AND "ARISTA 4YLER "EC -EL *AMIE -ICHAEL !MY 4AMARA "* %MILY *ACK AND %MILY 4HE TEAM CONSISTENTLY STRIVE TO DELIVER QUALITY COFFEE WITH SUPERIOR SERVICE 7ITH SUBTLE Ä&#x152;AVOUR HINTS OF COCOA AND VANILLA (UDSONS #OFFEE 0REMIUM "LEND USES HIGH GRADE !RABICA BEANS SOURCES FROM !FRICA 3OUTH AND #ENTRAL !MERICA )N ADDITION TO THEIR PREMIUM COFFEE OFFERING (UDSONS #OFFEE HAS A VARIETY OF TEAS HOT CHOCOLATE CHILLED DRINKS AND MILKSHAKES 4HERE IS ALSO SOMETHING
FOR EVERYONE IN THEIR FOOD RANGE p FROM GOURMET DELIGHTS TO CLASSIC FAVOURITES AND (UDSONS #OFFEElS OWN SIGNATURE RANGE AS WELL AS A VARIETY OF SWEET FOOD INCLUDING SLICES GLUTEN FREE CAKES AND MUFĂźNS /WNER OF (UDSONS #OFFEE !LBURY ,ISA 4HOMPSON SAYS THEY HAVE A GREAT LOVE FOR COFFEE AND THE CUSTOMERS ARE THE HEART AND SOUL OF EVERYTHING THEY DO 4HEY TAKE PRIDE IN THEIR UNIQUE PREMIUM COFFEE BLEND THATlS NURTURED LOVED PREPARED AND SERVED TO PERFECTION 0ERFECT COFFEE DOESNlT STOP WITH THE DELICIOUS TASTES AND LINGERING AROMAS ITlS ABOUT THE OVERALL EXPERIENCE FROM THE EFĂźCIENT AND FRIENDLY SERVICE TO THE WARM AND INVITING AMBIENCE OF THE STORE
Ian Ritchie Real Estate Albury Wodonga We are a prominent, local, independent total service real estate team, offering a broad range of expertise to help you achieve your real estate and investment goals. We offer specialised service in the following areas: Residential Sales & Rentals, Commercial Sales & Rentals, Short & Long Stay Serviced Apartments. Our staff Ian Ritchie â&#x20AC;&#x201C; Principal, Steve Wise â&#x20AC;&#x201C; Business Manager, Angela Collins â&#x20AC;&#x201C; Property Manager, Barbara Ritchie â&#x20AC;&#x201C; Property Manager,
Cnr Olive and Smollett Sts, Albury
Kayla Brown â&#x20AC;&#x201C; Property Manager, Kylie Young â&#x20AC;&#x201C; Property Manager, Sonya Povolny â&#x20AC;&#x201C; Serviced Apartments, Hayley McLees â&#x20AC;&#x201C; Accounts and Tenneale Beckwith â&#x20AC;&#x201C; Reception are all professionals, licensed and trained to know and understand all aspects of the law which enables our clients and customers to receive reliable advise with their real estate transactions.
At Ian Ritchie Real Estate Albury/Wodonga, we aim to build a long-term relationship with our clients, based on trust, integrity, accessibility and most importantlyâ&#x20AC;Śâ&#x20AC;Śresults!!!
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Billieâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Cafe 556 Olive St, Albury - Ph 02 6021 4662 Billieâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Cafe has built a solid reputation based around old-fashioned service, good food and quality coffee, and business owners Susan and Mark Piraner pride themselves on that personal approach. â&#x20AC;&#x153;Weâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;re old school - thatâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s what weâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;re about,â&#x20AC;? Mark said. â&#x20AC;&#x153;Everything is on a ďŹ rst-name basis and we have a bit of fun. Thatâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s the kind of rapport we have with our customers.â&#x20AC;? But no coffee shop can survive without offering a decent cuppa, and Susan says thatâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s exactlywhat people can expect at Billieâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s.
â&#x20AC;&#x153;We use Amore coffee,â&#x20AC;? she said. â&#x20AC;&#x153;Itâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s grown in Queensland so itâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s an Australian product. Our customers love it.â&#x20AC;?Billieâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s is now offering breakfast from7am,including the popular eggs benedict or egg and bacon rolls to eat in or take away, all cookedfresh and prepped daily on the premises.Whether an early morning coffee, a tasty breakfast or a quick bite for lunch, all washed down with a great cup of coffee, Billieâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Cafe is sure to have something to tempt your tastebuds.
Surplus Shoes 558 Olive St, Albury - Ph 02 6023 6128 Shoes can make your outfit. They can dress it up or down and can be the key to your confidence. Women today own an average of 15 pairs of shoes compared to menâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s average 4 pairs. Itâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s no secret that women love shoes and if Cinderella walked into Surplus shoe Sellout in Olive Street, she would throw away her glass slippers! There is such a large selection of the prices are incredible! The store has a huge range of National brand footwear to suit the family with shoes for all occasions. All shoes are leading brands such as Sandler, Diana Ferrari,
Hushpuppies and even Italian imports. Staff Annette and Caron are the customer service â&#x20AC;&#x153;extraordinaireâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;sâ&#x20AC;? and are happy to provide assistance to match shoes for your special occasion outfit. The business opened 7 years ago and has a great reputation for quality shoes at really affordable prices. In fact no-one can really compare with the quality and price that Surplus can offer. So come on ladies add some more shoes to your wardrobe and pop into Surplus Shoe Sellout. The prices are so amazing youâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;ll probably walk out with more than one pair of shoes.
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Albury Central Prouds the Jewellers Since 1903
Shop 3/501 Dean Street on the corner of Dean and Olive Street
Looking for beautiful jewellery, watches and giftware? Prouds, established since 1903 have a great range for both ladies and men for all occassions. Andrea and her staff, Cindy, Mandy, Marjorie, Linda and Sarah are all keen to offer their experience and advice on whatever your requirements are. The store provides an in house jeweller whose expertise is in re-modelling and re-sizing rings, and jewellery repairs. There is also an in house watch maker who has 35 years experience and services watches, replaces
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batteries and bands and repairs to all brands of watches including Longines, Tag Heuer and Citizen. There is a one week turn around in jewellery repairs and on the spot service with watch batteries Prouds offer a VIP service to their customers with regular catalogues and promotional events. Prouds also do valuations and deal with GE finance and offer 12 month take home lay by to approved customers. The team promise to give you a great shopping experience on your next visit.
Statewide Sewing Centre 494 Olive St, Albury - Ph 02 6041 2027 3TATEWIDE 3EWING #ENTRE IS PART OF THE 3TATEWIDE 'ROUP ESTABLISHED YEARS AGO IN -ELBOURNE !LBURY HAS BEEN OPERATING IN OUR PREMISES NOW FOR OVER YEARS WITH TRAINED AND EXPERIENCED STAFF WHO TAKE PRIDE IN THEIR WORK AND SPECIALISE IN DEMONSTRATING OVERLOCKERS SEWING QUILTING AND EMBROIDERY MACHINES FOR YOUR SEWING REQUIREMENTS ABILITIES AND INTERESTS 7E ARE AUTHORISED DEALERS AND WARRANTY CENTRE FOR *ANOME "ROTHER %LNA (USQVARNA AND (ORN &URNITURE /UR BUSINESS 3ERVICES AND 2EPAIRlS ALL BRANDS AND MODELS OF DOMESTIC SEWING MACHINES AND OVERLOCKERS 3OME OF OUR
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TECHNICIANS HAVE OVER YEARS EXPERIENCE IN THE ĂźELD 7E ALSO STOCK SPARE PARTS AND MACHINE ACCESSORIES 7E ALSO OFFER PRIVATE LESSON ON EVERY MACHINE SOLD TEACHING YOU TO OPERATE YOUR MACHINE TO ITS FULLEST CAPABILITIES &OR THOSE THAT WANT TO LEARN MORE WE HAVE EXCITING SEWING CLASSES AND MONTHLY SEWING CLUBS 7E ALSO HAVE A BIG RANGE OF (ABERDASHERY 1UILTING 3UPPLIES -ACHINE 4ROLLEY AND #ARRY BAGS 3EWING BOXES AND THE BIGGEST RANGE OF -ACHINE %MBROIDERY 4HREADS AND 3TABILIZERS IN THE REGION
Grind on Olive 467 Olive Street, Albury - Ph 02 6041 2108 p 6021 3226
Veronnica Wardle Chef â&#x20AC;&#x201C; owner, Sally Whyte â&#x20AC;&#x201C; Front of house & food and beverage manager, Kiri Marschall front of house and Courtney Avery â&#x20AC;&#x201C; front of house are backbones of the contemporary Grind on Olive cafe /restaurant in Olive Street. The business proves innovative food with a strong local focus, serving locally roasted coffee by Platform 9. They are fully licensed with an entirely local wine list and Bridge Rd brewers beers. Breakfast and lunches are served Monday to Friday and all day breakfasts on Saturdays. Although
Grind has been around for some years, the new team will be celebrating their ďŹ rst year in April. The restaurant is also available for private functions from corporate events, breakfast meetings, degustation dinners and canapĂŠ networking evenings. The menu items are all prepared on site using fresh seasonal produce allowing the ďŹ&#x201A;exibility to alter dishes for dietary requirements including dressings and sauces. Grind stock gluten free cakes and all but one of the lunch dishes are gluten free. Coffee can be enjoyed in the restaurant or take away.
grind on olive www.grindonolive.com.au Email: grindonolive@gmail.com
Chemist Warehouse 483 Olive St, Albury - Ph 02 6022 4088 p 6021 3226Have you ever walked into a Chemist
and walked out again without the product you need? Well, those days are well and truly over with the fabulous range of pharmaceutical goods and other products available at your ďŹ ngertips at our Chemist Warehouse, Olive Street location. With several Pharmacists always on duty, ready to make up your prescriptions while you wait or take take advantage of our unique SMS prescription reminder service. The bottom line is fantastic, personal service at heavily discounted prices. In fact the only thing we donâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;t discount, is our policy to offer you, our customer, the best possible product at the best possible price each and every day. Advice on your medications is there for the asking from either one of our friendly Pharmacy staff or a trained member of our team, who always endeavour to make your visit to our pharmacy worthwhile.
Prescriptions, pharmacy medications, baby care, pregnancy care, in home aids, vitamins and supplements, cosmetics and perfumes, gifts, protein supplements, health foods, comfortable shoes, socks and sunglasses are just some of the extensive range we offer and if you canâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;t ďŹ nd what you are looking for, just ask, we are sure to have it. We look forward to welcoming new customers and seeing our regular customers each and every day. Trading hours: Mon-Fri 8.30am - 9pm Sat 8.30 - 5pm Sun 10am - 5pm
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What’s on
SHE sounds great BORDER residents are in for a touch of heaven when SHE descends on town this weekend. The Seven Harp Ensemble is set to perform at the Albury LibraryMuseum on Sunday in a captivating visual and audible experience. The beauty of the harps’ visual form and the graceful gestures of the harpists combine with the enchanting sound of this most ancient instrument to transport the listener away from the everyday. SHE was founded by Artistic Director Alice Giles, world-renowned performer, teacher and advocate for the harp. The remaining members of
SHE comprise some of the best young talent from around Australia, with several members currently studying and working internationally. The all-female group was born out of the summer harp courses directed by Ms Giles on the east coast of Australia. SHE previously represented Australia at the American Harp Society’s annual conference in 2006 and was invited to tour to China in January this year, performing at the National Centre for Performing Arts in Beijing. The group was also the guest of Beijing Television as part of its prestigious
10 Piece high energy show with powerful rock numbers taking you on a journey of music spanning 40 years
Spring Festival Global Gala. Those attending the Albury performance can expect a broad repertoire of music including Australian works specially commissioned by the ensemble from composers Andrew Schultz, Martin Wesley-Smith, Larry Sitsky and Ross Edwards. Many of the specially commissioned works feature on the group’s debut CD, Bolmimerie. The concert will take place at the LibraryMuseum from 4pm Sunday with tickets available by visiting hca. iwannaticket.com.au or available at the door.
John’s Anglican Church, 225 Beechworth Road, Wodonga. 8am - noon. � 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 � The Mighty Mitta Muster. Woodchoppers, whip crackers, stockman’s challenge, hot rod and classic car muster, motorcycle stunt show and much more. Magorra Park, Mitta Mitta. Enquiries, 02 6071 5100. TUESDAY � Albury Red Cross Branch Meeting, Anzac House, 527 Wilson Street Albury, 6pm. New members welcome. Enquiries, 02 6041 6658 or 6041 4260. � Wodonga Toy Library Inc. Sacred Heart parish hall, Beech Street Wodonga. Noon - 1.30pm. New members welcome. Enquiries, 0404 936 208. WEDNESDAY � Thurgoona View Friendship club dinner meeting. Function Room, Boomerang Hotel, Lavington. 7pm for 7.30pm start. Guest speaker and Trading Table. Enquiries, 02 6025 2329.
Find out what’s happening on the Border at: awnw.com.au/whatson
“Tania is proud of who she is and where she’s from and is back in Albury for One Night only - Her list of achievements go on - Golden Guitar Female vocalist of the year and Song of the Year plus 15 number one radio hits to her credit. Enjoy this musical journey with Tania”
“Simply too good to let pass through town - back due to popular demand”
“The Rocky Horror Musical. A two hour spectacular for the unconventional conventialists performing everyone’s favourite Transylvanian songs”
TIME WARP
FRIDAY 8TH MARCH - 7.30PM $30.00 PER PERSON SHOW IS MA15+ AND CONTAINS SEXUALLY EXPLICIT MATERIAL RESTRICTED TO 18 YEARS AND ABOVE
TANYA KERNAGHAN
FRIDAY 15TH MARCH - 7.30PM
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HOWIE BROTHERS TUESDAY 26TH MARCH - 10.30AM FREE ADMISSION - LIVE IN THE ZODIAC LOUNGE
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“A high powered show of 8 live performers. This is the ORIGINAL AUSTRALIAN PRODUCTION! Delivering two full hours of entertainment and hits such as Working my way back to you, Who Loves you Pretty Baby, Can’t take my eyes of you, Walk Like a Man, Big Girls Don’t Cry, Bye Bye Baby, Let’s Hang On and many other hits. This is the 100% LIVE SHOW VEGAS STYLE!”
High Tea DALE HOOPER TUESDAY 9TH APRIL - 10.30AM BIG OL BUS BAND
BIG HIGH OL BUS BAND TEA FRIDAY 19TH OCTOBER - 7.30PM SUNDAY 14TH APRIL 11.30-2.30PM
$20.00 MEMBER $25.00 NONLOUNGE MEMBER FREE PER ADMISSION - LIVE IN THEPER ZODIAC
$20.00 PER MEMBER $25.00 PER FROM NON MEMBER *BOOKINGS ESSENTIAL *PRICES AND MENU RECEPTION
“A special morning of song featuring music from FRIDAY 19TH OCTOBER - 7.30PM Johnny Cash and Marty Robbins”
FRANKIE 4 ALL SEASONS FRIDAY 19TH APRIL - 7.30PM $20.00 PER MEMBER
Show Bookings (02) 6057 2298 For further information please call (02) 6057 2000 www.commclubalbury.com.au
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SHE will be bringing their captivating sounds to the Border this weekend.
TODAY � Albury Toy Library open 4-5pm. Enquiries, email alburytoys@ gmail.com THURSDAY � The Myrtleford Festival. Runs through to Sunday. Events and activities include historical, art, photographic, floral and embroidery exhibitions, markets, street parade followed by a street party, live music, breakfast in the park and much more. Mountain H20 Street Party, Corner Clyde Street and Queen Street, Myrtleford. Enquiries, 0414 376 965. FRIDAY � Carnivale Wodonga. Runs through to Sunday. Live music from around the world, dance workshops, community street parade, wearable art creations, interactive stalls for children and local and international food. A free event. Wodonga CBD. Enquiries, 02 6022 9300. SATURDAY � The 36th annual Victorian Gemkhana. Saturday and Sunday. Jewellery, gems, fossils and minerals for sale, 9am to 4.30pm. Enquiries, 0427 535 470. � All Comers Market. A range of independent stalls, cakes, garden, books, white elephant, sausage sizzle plus much more. Forecourt, St
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Singles to mingle (MA15+)
Jodie O’Connell is one of the many who will be joining in the action at the Kinross this weekend.
By KRYSTEN MANUEL IT’S pretty hard out there for us single lads and lasses. As we get older the pickings get slimmer and the opportunities to meet like-minded people are harder to come by. That’s where the Kinross comes in. On 8, 9 and 10 March the Kinross Woolshed is holding the very first Kinross Wants a Wife - a full weekend of group activities, drinks, fantastic food and great music. “The whole idea is to create an environment where people can legitimately come and find other people who want to pair up,” Kinross owner, Nick Conway said. “You’re not going to find anyone sitting on the couch at home and some people don’t have the social networks that others do, so we’ve created that. “Rest assured that everyone’s single
and looking for a partner, so the odds are pretty good that you’ll meet someone you’ll get along with.” Organisers are hoping to get close to 100 eligible bachelors and bachelorettes of all ages to join in the weekends activities. “Twenties, thirties, forties and fifties are really well represented and there are some that are older too,” Mr Conway said. “They’re from far and wide - there’s quite a few locals, but there’s lots coming from Melbourne too.” And if the nerves put a damper on seeking out your potential soulmate, the weekend promises a fantastic range of activities and entertainment. “It’s being hosted by John Walker who is famous for Full Frontal - he’ll be very funny,” Mr Conway said. “On Friday night on the back deck we have a meet and greet, it’ll be very light-
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hearted. John will be roaming around with a microphone talking to anyone who’s game enough to let us know a bit about themselves. “The next day we’ll be back here with games and activities all day. It’ll be done in teams, there won’t be any one-on-one activity because the whole aim is not to make anyone feel awkward. “As the day goes on, teams will swap as a way of getting everyone to mix. “At 4 o’clock, they can clear out or hang around at the bar and then we have a big night - a big buffet dinner and a big night of music planned. “Then they come back Sunday morning for a big breakfast and they go on their way.” So don’t be shy - call into the Kinross and pick up a registration form. Your soulmate is waiting!
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MOVIE: Side Effects DURATION: 106 minutes A THRILLER with many twists and turns, Side Effects tells the story about a successful New York couple, Emily (Rooney Mara) and Martin (Channing Tatum.) Martin has just been released from several years in jail, after a business arrangement went wrong. Emily seems happy to have him home, but struggles with deep depression. After a suicide attempt, Emily is referred to Dr Jonathan Banks (Jude Law) who puts Emily on the antide-
pressant, Ablixa. Emily starts to show some very strange side effects on the new drug, prompting Dr Banks to contact Emily’s previous doctor, Dr Victoria Siebert (Catherine Zeta-Jones). Emily is eventually incarcerated for murdering her husband and the question hovers over them all - whose fault is it? As this question is explored, Dr Banks’ life begins to fall down around him and it seems there is a lot more to the story than some psychotic side effects. Although it was off to a slow start,
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Brainteaser CODECRACKER
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In this puzzle each number represents a different letter of the alphabet. Work out which number stands for which letter. We have given you two to start you off. When you have cracked the code, ďŹ ll in the box below the grid to spell out the answer. NB: All letters are not always used. 1
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The cityâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s playground By TREVOR JACKSON WODONGAâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;S Willow Park is well-known as one of the cityâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s best playgrounds, with room to walk the dog, for the youngsters to enjoy the open spaces and kick a footy, or just to sit back and relax on a rug in the shade of a tree. This weekâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s featured property offers all that and more. Just a stoneâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s throw from the park, this wellpresented three-bedroom family home offers space and privacy, ideal for the growing family, the retiree or even the astute investor. Street appeal is high with a large front lawn, established gardens and bay windows while an undercover entry ensures the shoes can be kicked off at the door to keep the outdoors outside. Inside the home has been fastidiously maintained, with carpets providing warmth and comfort. The master bedroom is situated at the front of the home with its own bay window, adding a sense of space and style. The spacious main room is enhanced by a generous ensuite and large walkin robe. The two remaining bedrooms are both of am-
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to sit and relax with cool beverage on a hot day, with an established hedge ensuring a little extra privacy. The tandem double carport provides space for the family vehicles under the main roof of the home, which is further enhanced by an over-sized double brick garage in the back yard. Whether the man of the house likes to tinker on cars, enjoys a touch of woodwork or just wants a space to call his own, this could be the ideal man cave. Shelving is already in place for easy storage and from there itâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s up to his own desires. The rear gardens are well established and easy to maintain with enough space for a swing set, sandpit or maybe a vegetable garden to satisfy the green-thumb of the family. And all this is within easy reach of everything Wodonga has to offer, with access to Pearce Street just around the corner. If youâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;re looking to start out in the real estate market with a young family, or retired and wanting to downsize but still retain room to move and space for when the family visits, or maybe youâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;d like to add a quality property to your growing rental portfolio - this could be the one youâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;ve been waiting for.
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NARELLE ROBINSON MARGY MEEHAN 0409 564 860 0419 972 735
CLINTON HARVEY 0408 605 950
DES LONERGAN 0408 575 825
8 Wiltshire Crescent
ALAN HODGSON 0418 468 579
$219,500
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Freestanding two bedroom home on 392m², room for extra vehicles Easy access to central Wodonga, freeway, shops, schools & the new pool! For investors, let at $255 per week until Jan 2014
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1 Hoysted Place
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Situated in a quiet court close to parkland Master built home featuring 9” ceilings, en-suite and walk in robe to master A double lock up garage with remote control and a double carport
2 Jacks Place
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Quiet court location in the popular Cambourne Park Estate Formal and informal living zones, ducted heating and cooling Brilliant entertaining area, low maintenance gardens
BEECHWORTH
$320,000
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Magnificent home in prestigious locale with income producing vineyards An insulated and cooled shed is used for making of the wine, adjoining shed is used for storage There is ample outdoor living area inclusive of a dedicated spa
$500,000
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Ducted heating and cooling, separate lounge and family rooms Gorgeous timber kitchen with stainless steel appliances including dishwasher Grand 8 x 9 metre shed with wood heater, 2.4 metre clearance, benches stay
$299,000
11 Snowy Street
$320,000
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Upmarket low maintenance townhouse 8 star rating, low running costs. Stand alone title Great investment opportunity
12 Sanctuary Boulevard
$369,000
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Three bedrooms, master with en-suite and WIR Well designed kitchen with quality SS appliances Double lock up garage with remote access
604 Felltimber Creek Road
$915,000
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Light filled eight and a half foot ceilings throughout Genuine entertainer with a massive pitched pergola perfect for any occasion. Very private established gardens with a waterfall and pond on 880m2 block
BARNAWARTHA
$195,000
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2 large spring fed dams, 2 creeks and 3 large tanks on 117 acres Mezzanine master bedroom with en-suite and Romeo and Juliet balcony Double garage plus shedding with power & water, plus self contained bedsitter
BARNAWARTHA
$165,000
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Near new home close to schools, shops, lake & footy ground Spacious open living & dining, split system heating & cooling Currently let at $315 per week,ideal for investor or first home buyer
TALLANGATTA EAST
$385,000
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Perfect for the first home buyer or investor, freshly painted & carpeted Close to primary school, shops and hotel. Fully fenced for privacy Car accommodation can double as year round outdoor entertainment
MITTA RIVER - ESKDALE
$300,000
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Rustic setting with lots of established native trees The house site is already cut saving you many dollars 4 hectare (10ac) block on sealed road offers you so much
CHILTERN
$247,000
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Brand New 6 star energy rated home Formal lounge, large dining/ family room Fully landscaped in the popular White Box Rise Estate
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Close to Bunnings complex and the freeway to Albury En-suite to master, additional study area and original kitchen This home is ripe for renovation or a little tender loving care
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JOAN NALDRETT 0419 483 919 ON DUTY
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Genuine bush setting with a big splash of luxury Alternative lifestyle on 40ha including 9.7ha river leasehold The ultimate in “tree change” living
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Lovely home with water views - 12.6 acres, 5.13 ha Garage or workshop, abundant water supply Plenty of room to graze a few head of sheep or cattle
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17.3 ha (42 acre) freehold plus 8.9 ha (20 acres approx) leasehold with Mitta River frontage. Ample accomodation with kitchen, lounge and relaxing outdoor area - Motor X track Great catchment water supply, 30 more photos on www.wodongarealestate.com.au
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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
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RENTAL PROPERTIES OF THE WEEK
FRAN WERNERT
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Wigg Street, Wodonga
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Neat and tidy two bedroom Wodonga unit with built in robes in both bedrooms, electric appliances, air conditioning, a combined bathroom / laundry, enclosed front courtyard FIONA THOMAS
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and a single carport. Avail now
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Poplar Street, Wodonga
$395pw
Walking distance to schools, parks and shopping centres, this five bedroom + study home features ducted cooling, gas heating, 2 living areas plus rumpus, ensuite, triple car accomm behind remote door and entertaining area. Avail 06.03.13
Sorell Crt, Baranduda
$460pw
Felltimber Crk Rd, Wodonga $570pw
Executive three bedroom home, 3 living areas,
4 BR home on just over an acre. 3 separate living areas, dining, ducted heating & cooling, wood fire, ducted vacuum, security system, computerised watering system, BBQ and entertainment area, DLUG, salt chlorinated pool, large powered shed, views. Avail end March
separate meals, DW, ensuite, study, ducted heating and cooling throughout, all weather outdoor area with built in BBQ, second courtyard area, 6m x 9m shed / workshop, DLUG. Avail now
Units/Townhouses available
Houses available
Out of Town properties
Beechworth Rd $130pw Avail 30.03.13 1 BR central unit, S/S heat/cool, gas cooking and HWS, carport. Baelon St $155pw Avail now 2 BR unit, BIRs, spacious lounge with ceiling fan, elect cook, single carport. Rattray Ave $170pw Avail now 2 BR unit, updated kitchen, heating, cooling, covered courtyard, carport. Wigg St $175pw Avail now Neat 2 BR unit, BIRs, AC, combined bathroom / lâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;dry, single carport. Mark St $250pw Avail 13.04.13 Modern 2-storey 1 BR townhouse, S/S heat/ cool, DW, courtyard, SLUG. Kelliher Drive $300pw Avail now Low maintenance 3 BR townhouse, S/S AC, DW, LUG/workshop. Wilson St $320pw Avail now Executive 3 BR townhouse, DW, ducted cooling, gas heating, remote DLUG.
Lawrence St $250pw Avail now Central 3 BR home, gas heat, AC, sunroom, enclosed yard, SLUG. Nightingale Ave $270pw Avail now 3 RB home, S/S AC, gas heating, BIRs, undercover area, double carport. Elmwood Circ $320pw Avail 16.03.13 New 2-storey 2 BR, ENS, DW, S/S heat/cool, 2kw solar unit, SLUG. No pets. Victoria Cross Pde $350pw Avail 14.03.13 Modern 3 BR, ENS, DW, ducted heat/cool, alfresco, encl yard, DLUG. Dalton Ave $350pw Avail now Large 4 BR home, BIRs, ENS, ducted heat/cool, DW, encl yard, DLUG. Elmwood Circuit $360pw Avail 15.03.13 Brand new 2 story, 3 BR + study, ENS, DW, S/S heat/cool, DLUG. No pets. Haldon Crt $360pw Avail now Large 4 BR, ENS, DW, rumpus, study, ducted heat/cool, pool, DLUG.
Weramu St, Tallangatta $160pw Avail now 2 BR unit close to Golf Course, electric cooking, DW, S/S heat /cool, secure yard. Kiewa Valley Crt, Tangambalanga $190pw Avail now Tidy 2 BR unit, BIRs, large living / dining, S/S heat/ cool, electric cooking, SLUG. Yamba St, Tallangatta $260pw Avail 28.03.13 4 BR plus study, BIRs, S/S heat/cool + AC & combustion wood, carport, SLUG. Yack-Wodonga Rd, Yackandandah $270pw Avail now Charming 3 BR cottage, ducted heating, AC, single carport, garden shed. Kiewa East Rd, Tangambalanga $270pw Avail 08.03.13 3 BR home, ENS, open plan, DW, ducted heat/cool, SLUG plus double carport. Millers Lane, Staghorn Fl $290pw Avail now 3 BR home, open plan living, wood heating, S/S heat/ cool, gardens incl, stunning views. Wellsford St, Yackandandah $330pw Avail now 4 BR home, views, wood heating, DLUG, under house storage, lawns / gardens incl.
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Turn-key 2 & 3 bedroom townhouse packages, single and two storey from $265,000 Stand alone title - No body corporate - No Fees. Environmentally responsible design, 8 Star Energy rating - low running costs. Elmwood Cafe, Medical Centre & Pharmacy. Close by to buses, hospital.
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Albury & District properties Edward St, Albury $240pw Avail 19.03.13 Central 2 BR home, gas heat, AC, large main BR, full bathroom, SLUG. Borella Rd, Albury $250pw Avail now 3 BR townhouse, 2 bathrooms, S/S heat/cool, LUG, carport, lawns incl. George St, Albury $250pw Avail now Central 2 BR unit, kitchen and separate dining, split cool, single LUG. No pets. Cadell St. Albury $290pw Avail 12.04.13 Modern 2 BR, full bathroom, ducted cool, gas heat, encl courtyard, DLUG. Kiewa St, Albury $300pw Avail now Central 2 BR, walking distance to Dean St, sunroom, gas heat, AC,carport. Kendall Dr, Lavington $315pw Avail now Brand new 4 BR home, study, ENS, S/S heat/ cool, DW, alfresco, remote DLUG. Crisp St, Albury $360pw Avail now Period Style home, 3 BR, S/S heat/cool, renovated, DW, tandem carport.
INVESTORS CORNER
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 18 DISPLAY HOMES COMING SOON
Leading the way in Property Management, now leasing over 50% of the Rental Market. Current Vacancy Rate 1.2%
$108,000 $108,000 $90,000 $100,000 $125,000 $99,000 $110,000 $102,500 $90,000
Area 4.94ac 4.97ac 5.37ac 5.22ac 7.86ac 5.88ac 5.06ac
Price $315,000 $315,000 $395,000 $375,000 $350,000 $290,000 $315,000
Willow Gardens............................... from Yackandandah Heights..................... from Fairway Gardens (NSW).................... from
$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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Local Sport Donna does it for Dad By KRYSTEN MANUEL
Donna Burgess didn’t just come away from the Victorian Masters Pentathlon with a medal.
WODONGA athlete Donna Burgess made Australian history on the weekend, smashing the national record at the Victorian Masters Pentathlon - an event she hadn’t competed in since she was just 16. “I was really rapt,” she said. “I rang the family last night and had a few drinks to celebrate - they know I put in a lot of time. It’s a big commitment and its a bonus when you get something for it.” Burgess competed in the 5055 age group in the event that was comprised of a 800m, 100m, javelin, shotput and a jump. “I train specifically for track stuff, so I don’t do any field, but I am quite strong,” she said. “On the day I threw really well, jumped really well, I wasn’t as quick as I had hoped.” Burgess follows in the footsteps of her father, a professional runner who introduced her to the sport at just five years old.
“He ran at Stawell in the mile and half-mile in those days, which is the 800m and 1600m. “I ran from when I was five to when I was 20, then I’d had enough, but I came back when I was 47 - I had a good 27-year break. “I lost my dad about seven years ago and he was doing all this Masters stuff before I even started. He used to ring me and get so excited and I said ‘what are you getting so excited for?’ “But now I appreciate how hard it is to train at our age, our bodies are not the same. “Kids bounce back no worries, but when you get older it is harder on your body.” Burgess will soon be heading off to Canberra for the Australian Masters Championships to compete in the 800m and the pentathlon. “She’s a top-class athlete for her age and she proved that - an Australian record is something to hang your hat on for a while,” trainer, Ken Little said.
Neil sprints to victory, from scratch By TREVOR JACKSON NEIL Van Der Ploeg has taken the honours in the annual Geoff Dixon Memorial cycling road race on the weekend, recording both the fastest time and crossing the line in first place. Van Der Ploeg, who began from a scratch position in the handicap event, finished with a time of 1 hour 22 minutes, averaging in excess of 45 km/h over the 62-kilometre course. The pace was hard and fast throughout the 110-strong field and with just five kilometres remaining the attacks began. Van Der Ploeg and fellow scratch markers Rhys Pollock, Stuart Shaw and Michael Rice pushed hard to the final 500 metres. It was then Van Der Ploeg unleashed his devastating final sprint to take victory ahead of Canberra riders Shaw and
Rice with Border cyclist Pollock coming home in fourth. “The handicap style of racing is always pretty tough,” he said. “A lot of small groups go off and you have to catch them so you can’t slack off for a minute. Until you’ve caught the front markers you just make sure you don’t go too hard and you do your share of the work - it’s a bit of a gentlemen’s agreement.” Van Der Ploeg said once his group caught the limit riders the race became more tactical and he began to put a plan into action. And racing the likes of Pollock and Shaw didn’t faze him. “Being a pretty fast sprinter I backed myself, so I just watched the other guys to make sure no one snuck off the front then tried to nail the sprint,” he said. “I’ve raced guys like Reece and Stuart before - Stuart has won a lot of races
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in the past, particularly in sprints. I just tried to get the race to pan out to that sprint finish so if it came down to that I could probably have the speed to get over the top.” Van Der Ploeg said sprinting was one area of his riding he’d been working hard on, and it paid dividends, providing him the legs to finish the race in the tight bunch sprint. “In road riding almost every race will come down to a sprint finish,” he said. “It takes a bit of skill and you have to get the timing right. You get a feel for how the bunch flows, get yourself in the right position and time it right.” Riding for the Melbourne-based Search2Retain team, Van Der Ploeg plans to work hard this year in the national road series, compete in a few overseas tours and see where his passion takes him.
Runners at top Velocity By KRYSTEN MANUEL TOP athletes from Wodonga athletic club, Team Velocity, came home enlightened after attending the Victorian Open Championships, having run against Olympians at the tender age of 16. “I’m extremely happy - they competed against open age athletes,” trainer, Ken Little said. “Sam was in the 400m with Tamsyn Lewis, Nathan competed against Josh Ross the two-time Olympian and jeez, for their age, they were super.” Samantha Little ran a time of 59 seconds in the 400m against a strong headwind. “I entered the 400 open and I didn’t expect to make the final or anything like that,” she said. “But I came third in my heat and my time qualified sixth fastest, so I went in the final and I came seventh.” Little said she was “pretty happy” with her performance, but running against Tamsyn Lewis was a highlight. “I went there thinking I was just going for a run, but to make the final was amazing,” she said. Nathan Howse competed in the 100m and 200m and was proud to have made the semifinals for both events against the likes of two-time Olympian, Josh Ross.
“I semi-finaled for the 100m which was good, I was the only junior athlete to semi-final against all the Olympians,” he said. “I semi-finaled in the 200m as well, the heat time was all right, it was 22.84, and the 100m times, well, I was running into a -5.5 headwind so it was hard work. “The heat, I ran 11.28 and the final 11.91.” Running simultaneously with the competition was the Junior Practice Meet for Nationals, which are coming up this weekend. Jason Young took it home in the 800m, giving him confidence for the upcoming event. “I won the 800 with a time of 2.02 and led the whole way, so I’m pretty happy.” Five athletes from Team Velocity will be heading across to Perth for the National Championships this weekend, all hopeful for medals in their own events, but also competing in relays. “Nathan’s definitely in the 4x100m relay, under 20, and Sam’s in the under 24 4x100m relay, I’m pretty sure,” Mr Little said. “Last year all the relay teams won medals, so hopefully they can bring home a national medal. “They deserve everything they’ve got, they’ve worked hard.”
Trainer Ken Little is hopeful for Jason Young, Nathan Howse and Samantha Little, who have their sight set on the National Championships.
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