& MAFFRA SPECTATOR Times Wednesday Possibleshower- Min: 3Max: 15 Thursday Mostlysunny -Min: 3Max:14Tuesday Mostlysunny -Min: 4Max:14 PropertyGuideGippslandTimesINSIDEWEATHER Friday Showerortwo -Min: 7Max: 14Thursday Showerortwo-Min: 7Max: 18Wednesday Partlycloudy -Min: 5Max: 17 74 MacalisterStreet,Sale TUESDAY,16AUGUST, 2022 www.gippslandtimes.com.au Tel:03 51439333 $1.70Inc.GST VICIOUS DOG ATTACK ESSOSUPPORT VESSEL WET WEEKEND OF FOOTY PAGE 5 PAGE 9 SPORT Energeticevent TomParry ORGANISERSoftheGippslandNewEnergy Conference(GNEC)havehailedtheinauguralevent asuccess Atleast380peopleattendedthetwo-dayforum, whichconcludedonFriday. Delegatesfromtheprivateandpublicsectorheard speechesandseminarsfromindustryleadersand representativesfromallthreelevelsofgovernment. LatrobeValleyAuthoritychiefexecutiveChris Buckingham,whohelpedfacilitatetheconference, saidthathisorganisation“couldn’tbehappier”with theoutcome. “AlloftheconversationsI’vehad overthe lastcouple ofdaystellmethatthesedevelopers,theseinvestors are coming in with really solid values and a culture sayingtheywanttomakethiswork,andtheywant tomakeworkintheregion,”MrBuckinghamsaid. “They’recommittedtoestablishinglocalsupply chains, employinglocalpeople;supportingtraining andeducationtobuildcapacity. “Weareonthecuspofaneconomicboomlikeno other, and forus, to havetheregioncometogether withtheinvestorsandthedevelopersandthedecisionmakers,andtohaveareallymatureconversation aboutwhatwewantittobe,meansthat Ithinkfor thefirsttimeinmanyyears,we’regoingtohavethe opportunitytocallourownfutureonthis.”
TheconferencewasjointlyrunbytheGippsland ClimateChangeNetwork,withitschiefexecutive DarrenMcCubbinactingastheevent’scoordinator. MrMcCubbinsaidtheconferencehadputGippsland onthemap,notingithadattracted interestfrom interstate,andinternationally. “SoGippsland …isontheworldstage intermsofits abilitytocreaterenewablesourcesofpower,”hesaid. Whilemost speakersandattendeesattheconference wereinfavourofrenewableenergy,MrBuckingham andMrMcCubbinacknowledgedthatnoteverybody wasfeelingeasyaboutthetransition. Theopeningoftheeventsawcampaignersoutside TheWedgehighlightingissuessuchaswindturbines disruptingnativefauna,andoverhead powerlinesbeing plannedwithoutlandholderapproval -asreportedin the GippslandTimes lastFriday. “Ithinkoneofthethingsthathasstoodouttomeis thatnoteverybody’sonthetrain,”MrMcCubbinsaid. “Thisis aonce-in-a-lifetimechange,andit’sabout setting-upnewinfrastructureand newchanges,and that’s notgoingto begood for everyone. “But Ithinkthe pointthatChrismakesisreally clear -Gippslandneedstocontrolthis,wedon’tneed tobecontrolledbyit.” HissentimentwasechoedbyMrBuckingham.
“Iwasreallystruckyesterday,comingheretoSale from adifferentpartofGippsland,anddrivinginand seeingthosefarmers-andtheywerefarmers,theywere locals;theyweren’trent-a-crowd -behavinginsuch a dignifiedandrespectfulway,andhavingconversations withpeopleaboutwhatwasimportanttothem,”Mr Buckinghamsaid. “Icantellyounowthemoodinside(TheWedge)was, ‘Wewanttobeonthejourneywiththem’. “Thisisnotanus-versus-themargument,thisis aboutmakingsureeverybodyunderstandswhat’s goingon. “We’reinthistogether.” WesternBulldogsstar and YarramlocalJosh Dunkleyisoneof thefaces behindthenewly reopened WoodsidePub. FEATURE STORY -PAGES 6-7 Photo:ZoeAskew WE’RE BACK MORE GNECCOVERAGE PAGE 4 Raymon dS tr ee t,Sa le Phone514 4574 6 HAIRISKANYEMBA “Ageisanissueofmind overmatter.Ifyoudon’t mind,itdoesn’tmatter.”Mark Twain VISIT WANT HAIR LIKE GEORGE CLOONEY? Ph: 51433238 Shop 81 MacarthurStreet ,Sale S Locallyownedandoperated PRIME 100 ROLLS d and operated -Australianmade-Nopreservatives -Competitivepricing 273YorkStreet ,SalePhone: 5144 1311LMCT.12209 Viewallourcarsatwww.salemitsubishi.com.au 3 York Street Sale Phone 1311 SALEMITSUBISHI Home of thePhevOutlander TestdriveatSale, yourauthorisedPhevdealer
Ifyouhavebeenthevictimofcybercrime,speak to policeifyouhaveconcernsabout amatter,or use onlineforums suchasReportCyberand the eSafetyCommissionerwhichwillassessthereport andprovidethemtopolice. Anyonewithknowledgeoftheseincidents and thoseresponsibleis urgedtocontactCrime Stopperson1800333000 orsubmita confidential crimereportat www.crimestoppers.com.au “Ifeveryoureceive amessagefromanunknown numberaskingformoney,it’salwaysworthasking forsomekindofverification.Givethenumber
a callandaskthemtoprovewhotheysaytheyare, orcalltheoriginalnumberyouhavesavedinyour contactsfortheperson.Alternatively,youcould askthemtosend avoicenotetoverifywhothey are,”SergeantCheynesaid. “Iftheycan’tprovewhotheyareoraren’twilling to,don’ttransferthemoney. “Ifyou’vebeenvictimtothisscam,callyourbank immediatelyandletthemknowbeforereporting thematterviaReportCyber. “Often,mattersofthisnatureareunder-reported andthatcanbefor arangeofreasons,including fearorembarrassment,and sometimesfeeling unsureifanoffencehasoccurred. “IwanttoassurethecommunitythatVictoria Policeiscommittedtoinvestigatingthesematters andholdingoffenderstoaccount.” Canyouidentifythisperson? POLICEareinvestigatingthecircumstances surroundingtwoburglariesandtheftof amotor vehicleinMaffraonSunday,July17. Itisbelievedtheoffender/sattendedthe Maffrafootballground,Maffra-NewryRoad, atabout3.05amwhere theystole avehicleand thencommitted a burglary. Itisalsobelievedthatthesameoffender/s thenattended aLauraStreetbusinessatabout 3.30amandstole anumberof items. Theoffendersaredescribedasmalewith a largebuildwhowaswearing ahoodedjumper and afemalewith amediumbuild. Investigatorshavereleasedanimageof aman whomaybeabletoassistwithenquiries. Anyonewithinformationisurgedtocontact CrimeStopperson1800333000orsubmit a confidentialreportathttps://bddy.me/3SGXQ83 Impound -suspended licence AROUND12.20amonThursday,August11 whilepatrollingMacArthurSt,Sale,police observed aToyotaSedanwith atail-lightout. MembersinterceptedthevehicleinElgin St,withSalePolicesayingthatthedriver, a49-year-oldfemalefromtheDandenongarea, wasdrivingwhileherlicencewassuspended. Duetothis,thevehiclewasimpounded (pictured)for aperiodof28daysat acostof $1005.00. Thewomanisexpectedtobechargedand summonsedtoappearatcourtat alaterdate. Membersinterceptedthis vehicleinElginSt, with Sale Policesayingthatthe driver, a49-year-old femalefromtheDandenongareawasdrivingwhileherlicencewassuspended. Photos:Contributed Investigatorshave releasedanimageof a manwhomaybeableto assist withenquiries surroundingtwoburglariesandtheftofmotor vehiclein MaffraonJuly 17 PoliceBeat GP1636726
DETECTIVESfromtheCybercrimeSquadare investigatingaseriesofreportsofanemergingtext messagingscamtargetingparents,bypretending tobe achildinneedoffinancialhelp. Thevictimwillreceive aWhatsApportextmessagefromanoffenderonanunknownnumber impersonatingtheirchildren,alongthelines of “Himum,I’vechanged provider/lost/brokenmy phone -I’mtemporarilyusingthisnumberfornow”. Theconversationwilldevelop,beforetheoffender deceivesthevictimandrequestsmoneyforsome kindofemergency. Theseemergenciescanincludepaymentsthat need tobemadethatday,moneytopurchase a newphone,ormoneytopayanurgentbill. Theoffenderswillsaytheycannotaccesstheir ownmoneyastheyhavebeenlockedoutoftheir ownonlinebankingaccountaftergettingthenew phone. Oftentheoffenderwillrequest aphotoof acredit card,oratransferto abankaccountthattheywill purporttobeusingwhiletheycan’taccesstheir normal bankaccount. Once onetransferhasbeenmade,theoffender willfrequentlyrequestanothersumofmoney. Detectiveshaveidentifiedatleast25victims believedtobelinkedto aseriesofoffending,dating backtoJanuarythisyear.Itisbelievedthescam originatedinEurope,beforemakingitswayto Australia. Itappearsmostoffendersarelocatedoffshore andarenotknowntothevictims. Investigatorsarewarninganyonewhoreceives amessageofthiskindfrom anumbertheydon’t recognisetobewary,andareurginganyonewith informationtocomeforward. Ifyoureceive arequestofthisnatureaskingfor money, call the number to verify the authenticity oftherequest,andreportitasanyspam. SergeantJohnCheyne, Cybercrime Squadencouragedanyonesubjectedto ascamlike thistospeaktopolice. “A scamlikethisreallypullsontheheartstrings -achild tellingyouthey’velostorbrokentheir phoneandareinneedoffinancialsupportis understandably asituationwhereparentswould reactwithout asecondthought,”hesaid.
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ConcernforMonkeypoxsprea d GIPPSLANDRegionPublicHealthUnit(GRPHU) isencouragingpeopletobeawareoftheincrease inMonkeypoxcasesoccurringinVictoria. Whiletherearecurrentlynoreportedpositive casesinGippslandatthetimeofprint,therehave been22casesofMonkeypoxrecordedelsewhere inVictoria. GRPHUOperationsDirector,AnneliesTitulaer saidMonkeypoxwasnot anewdiseaseandhad mainlybeentransmittedfrominfectedanimals topeople. However,thiscurrentoutbreakisseeingpersonto-persontransmission. “PeoplewithMonkeypoxarecontagiousfromthe time theydevelopsymptomsuntilthelesionshave healed,”MsTitulaersaid. “Monkeypoxcanbespreadthroughdirectcontact withbodyfluidsor arash,itcanalsobespread throughindirect contactwithcontaminatedtowels, beddingorclothing.”
“Individualscanhelpreducespreadbykeeping contactdetailsofsexualpartnersincaseofthe needtofollowup,avoidingsexiftheyhave a rashuntiltheygettested,andifdiagnosedwith Monkeypox,staying athomeandisolatinguntil theyhaverecovered.”
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GRPHUcurrentlyhaslimitedsupplyof Monkeypoxvaccineforthoseeligible. Untilstocksaresupplied,theunitisencouraging peopletoreachoneofthefollowingMelbourne-based clinicstodiscussaccessingthevaccine: MelbourneSexualHealthCentre(Initially vaccinatingeligibleindividualswhoareidentifiedat-riskduringroutineclinicappointments) -https://www.mshc.org.au/ ThorneHarbourHealth -https://thorneharbour.org/lgbti-health/pronto/ NorthsideClinic -https://northsideclinic.net. au/ CollinsStreetMedicalCentre -https://collinsstmedicalcentre.com.au/ PrahranMarketClinic -https://www. prahranmarketclinic.com/ “Weareexpectingthatmorehealthservicesand clinicswillbeabletoprovidethevaccinelocally asadditionalstockbecomesavailablefromnext month,”MsTitulaersaid. Thosecurrentlyeligiblefor aMonkeypoxvaccine include: Postexposurevaccinationforhigh-riskclose contactsofMonkeypoxcases; Laboratoryworkerswhoanalysespecimens everyday,”FederalMinisterfor Infrastructure,Transport,RegionalDevelopment and LocalGovernment,CatherineKing, said.
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safetyupgradesaspartoftheworks,including intersectionimprovements,streetscapingand newlighting. Thefederalgovernmentprovided$4.5million towardsthecompletionoftheupgradesthrough itsRoadSafety Program,andthestategovernment $1.125million Theupgradesweredeliveredincollaboration withWellingtonShireCouncil,whichprovided a further$596,000towardstheworkstoreduceroad traumainGippsland. Finalworkstodeliverresurfacingandsealing work will be completed in coming months when warmerweatherconditionsaremoresuitablefor roadworks. UpgradestoStratford-MaffraRoad. AmapshowingtheupgradestoStratford-MaffraRoad. Images: Regional RoadsVictoria Local residentsshiveredthroughthe weekend, as rainfell across Sale. Photo: TomParry IFyouthoughtitwascoldovertheweekend,you’d be right SaleshiveredonSaturday,recording amaximum temperatureofjust9.6degreesCelsius,wellbelow thelong-termAugustaverageof15degrees. Thechillbroughtwithit asignificant amountof rainfromtheEast,with30.6millimetresfalling inthehoursto9amSunday. Wetweathersawlocal roads inundated,including themainthoroughfaresofRaglanStreetand Foster Street. Coldconditionscontinued intoSundaywith ahigh of11degrees,alongwith24mmofrain. ThecoldestAugust daytimetemperaturerecorded inSalewas7.2degrees,whichoccurredonAugust 4,1943. Asof9amMonday,theEastSaleweatherradar hasrecorded63.2mmofraininAugust. Icyblastandwetweatherhits Wellingtonacrosstheweekend 0488046145 Cornerof Foster and Raymond Street, Sale MOBILE WINDO WT INTIN G *Cond tions App y House Tint This Month 15% Ti T OFF !$100OFF ! When youbook aFullCarT int This Month SAVENOW We know conditions are tough, that’s why we off f er interest free payment plans! Callandaskushowtoday! BOOK TODAY (FORMERLY DENTAL CARE FOR YOU HEYFIELD) Hanson’sArcade, 51-53Temple St,Heyfield OpenMonday -Friday 9am -5pm DrMiharNandha DrLillyLay TO 23 FosterStreet,Sale GP1645965DREAMIT.STYLEIT.LIVEIT. WEHAVE YOUR WHOLE HOME COVERED! Elegant, comfortable and timeless options for you to choosefrom! Selectfrom awiderangeofcarpet andflooring designstosuitevery home,budgetandlifestyle. Create your ownamazingspace that’spractical without compromisingonstyle. Contact Sharan today Phone 5143 0266
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Monkeypoxcanalsobetransmittedwithout symptoms. Monkeypoxsymptomsmayincludefever,headache,aches,fatigue,sweatsandchills,cough,sore throatand arashthatcanlooklikeblistersor pimples. “Monkeypoxcanaffectanyone,butinthiscurrent outbreakwearefindingthatmenwhohavesex withmenareatthehighestriskatthemoment,” MsTitulaerexplained.
“Thisisoneofanumberofroadsafety projects currentlybeingdeliveredacrossthestatethanksto jointAustralianandVictoriangovernmentfunding, whichwillhave ahugeimpactforcommutersand communitiesalike,”VictorianMinisterforRoads andRoadSafety,BenCarroll,said. Worktosealroadshoulders,installflexiblesafety barriers,improvelinemarkingandsignage,and upgradelightinghasbeendeliveredaspartof theproject, withfinalsurfacingworksduefor completionthismonth. Theseimprovementsaimtopreventhead-on and run-off-roadcrashes,whichbothMinistersclaim aretheleadingcauseoflives lostonGippsland Theworksonbothroads -whichhave ahistory -targetthemostdangeroussectionstoimprove TheCowwarrtownshipalsounderwentroad
fromMonkeypoxcases; Sexually-activeHIVpositiveornegativegay andbisexualmen,ormenwhohavesexwith men(includingcisandtransmen)whofulfil additionalcriteria,and; Sexworkers,particularlythosewhoclientsfit intothehigh-riskcategoryabove. VisittheDepartmentofHealthMonkeypox diseaseinformationwebsiteformoreinformation atwww.health.vic.gov.au/infectious-diseases/ monkeypox IfyoutestpositiveforMonkeypox,yourhealth professionalwillcontactyoutoprovideadviceand GRPHUwillhelptoidentifyanyclosecontacts(and whethertheyareat ahigh,mediumorlowrisk) andassistwithsupportingyourrecovery. UPGRADEStoStratford-MaffraRoad,and Traralgon-MaffraRdbetweenCowwarrand Heyfieldhavenowbeencompleted. Theworkswerejointlyfundedbythefederaland stategovernments. “ThiswillimprovesafetyonthesekeyGippsland roads -makingjourneysbetterforlocalsrelying ontheseroads
roadsafetyandreducetheriskofroadtraumain thecommunity.
MichelleSlater LOCALcommunitiesneedtobeengagedalongside renewableenergydevelopmentsinorderfordevel operstogainsociallicencestooperate,according totheCommunityPowerAgency. TheCommunityPowerAgencyworksonthe socialaspectsofthetransitiontorenewable energy,suchasengagement,sociallicencesand bestpracticeinlocalcommunities. ItsfounderJarraHickswasattheGippsland NewEnergyconferenceinSaletalkingaboutthe needfordeveloperstotakelocalcommunities into accountwhenproposingnewprojects. “Ifthe
DrHickscitedexamplesofcommunity-owned powerhubsandinitiativessuchassolarbulk-buys projectsormicro-gridstohelplocalstoparticipate indrivingchangeandunderstandtechnology.
thesector. Shesaiditcouldalsoincludeprovidingeasier accesstojobssuchas acommunalbustotake peopletowork,childcareortrainingopportunities. “Withsmallerbusinesses,helpingthemto understandhowtendersworkandwhatcontracts areavailable,likeaccommodation,cleaningor fencing,”DrHickssaid. Community PowerAgencyfounderJarra Hicks speaksaboutthe importanceof communityengagement whenpropos ingnew renewablesprojects. Photo:MichelleSlater Localfarmersmadetheirvoicesheardatthe conference. Sale’sPhoto:ZoeAskew Cobb&CoStableshostedthe secondandfinaldayoftheGippslandNewEnergy Conference. Photo: TomParry GP1644511 Gippsland Family Practice 2 Stead Street , Sale Ph 51446511 OPENHOURS Monday–Friday9am to5pm S S S • Bulk billed medical services • Friendly & professional care for the whole family
TheCommunityPowerAgencyisworking withGriffithUniversitytodeliver acourseon howrenewablesdeveloperscanbuildhigh-level communityengagementstrategies.
GippstechconsultantBodyeDarvillspeaks at theGippsland New EnergyconferenceinSale lastweek. Photo:Contributed Freewebsiteforinformationonnewenergyprojects transitionistobefastandfairweneed tobringpeoplealongtomakesurenooneisleft out,andthisisbasedoncreatingunderstanding andsupportforrenewablesincommunities,”Dr Hickssaid. “Thisinfluencesthewaywedocommunity engagement,howcommunitiescanbenefitfrom projectsandhowcommunitiescanpursuelocal jobsandservices.”
Thewebsitewillcontaindiagramsandaninteractivemapwithlinkstoconsultationopportunities anddevelopmentstages. Therewillalsobe amythbustingsectionand explainerstohelpunderstandcomplexindustry jargon. MsDarvillsaiditcouldhelpprovide aclearer pictureofhowgovernmentpoliciesandinvestment couldaffecttheregion,withjobnumbersandlocal procurement. Shesaidtheyhadbeenworkingwithgovern ments,industry,developersandenergycompanies ontheprojectwhichshehopeswillgoliveearly nextyear. Thewebsitewillbefreeforcommunityusers, withfundingcontributedfromdevelopersandthe governmenttohelpwithongoingmaintenance.
Othertoolscouldincludepeer-to-peerengagementstohelpcommunitiesunderstandconcerns surroundingproposedrenewablesdevelopments suchaslarge-scalewindfarms. “It’sneversimpleifthereisalreadyexisting tensionin alocalcommunity.Ifsomeoneopposes aproject,theywon’tnecessarilytrustthedeveloper, buttheycouldtalkitoverwiththeirpeers,”Dr Hickssaid. “Peoplefearchange,butonceithappensandthey seeitintegrating,theycanthenseeit’sokay.But peoplestillneedtobeheardandrespected,and listeningneedstobeongoing.” DrHickssaiddeveloperscoulddiscussbenefits forsmallbusinesses’,jobsforthetraditionally marginalisedsuchaslong-termunemployed, indigenousworkprogramsorwomenin
Gippsland New EnergyConference -Sale2022 www.gippslandtimes.com.au Page 4– Times-Spectator,Tuesday,16August,2022 Acallforcommunitysupport MichelleSlater LOCALSwillbeabletolearnmoreaboutnew renewableenergyprojectsinGippsland,witha websitebeingdevelopedasasingleentrypointfor residents,contractorsanddevelopers. Theyet-to-benamedwebsiteisbeingbuiltwith thesupportofWellingtonShireas aone-stop digital platformtounderstandrenewablesprojectsin Gippsland. GippstechconsultantBodyeDarvillwasat theGippslandNewEnergyConferenceinSale lastweekspruikingtheplatformtoindustry stakeholders. MsDarvillsaidthewebsitewouldprovidebasic andeasytounderstandinformationwithanswers tofrequentlyaskedquestions,terminologyand linkstoprojects. Shesaidtherewouldalsobea portalforlocal contractorstobidforjobsonrenewablesprojects intheregion. “Therearesomanyproponentsforrenewables andenergyproviderswhoaretransitioninginto thefuture,butthiscanbeoverwhelmingforthe community,andthesearehappeningquickly,” MsDarvillsaid. “Theideabehindthisplatformistobringeveryone totheoneplace.Itwillanswerquestionsopenlyand makethingsaccessibleandmoreunderstandable inclearlanguage. “Localsupplierswillhave asectiontoseehow theycangetinvolvedandconnectthemselveswith thesedeveloperstoseethescaleandskillsneeded.”
ASALEresidentisurgingpet-ownerstotake greaterresponsibilityfollowing a“viciousand violent”attackonherdog. Theincidentoccurred on StawellStreetat approximately7pmonFriday,August5.
Mannixwithinminutesofarrival. Theoperationtookapproximatelyonehour,with Percy’sinjuriesrequiringseveralstitches. Luckily,hesurvivedandisnowrecoveringwell. Hishappydemeanourbeliesthe injurieshe received -asidefromvisiblescarsand aconearound hishead,thereisnothingtosuggesttheordeal Percyhasbeenthrough. DrMannixtoldMsEdwardsthathecannotrecall adogwithsuchsevereinjuriessurviving. “Itis amiraclehesurvived,”MsEdwardssaid. Immediatelyaftertheattack,MsEdwards reachedouttopolice,whointurnencouraged her toget intouchwiththeanimalrangerat WellingtonShire. Theranger,CraigStewart,visitedMsEdwards andherfamilythenextmorning,takingstatements andpromisingtoinvestigatefurther. Speakingtothe GippslandTimes,MsEdwards expressedhersinceregratitudetoMrStewart andDrMannixfortheirquickactionsandtheir assistance.
UndercurrentWellingtonShirelaws,dogsare onlyrequiredtobeon aleadincertainareas suchasbusinessdistricts,reservesandchildren’s playgrounds. Elsewhere,dogscanbe exercisedwithoutleads, provided theyremainintheeffectivecontrolofthe personwalkingthem. ThedogthatattackedPercy on August5is describedas aStaffordshire-Boxercrosswith gingerandwhitefur. Thehandlerisdescribedas awomaninher40s withblondhair,wearingbluejeansand ablack jacket. Anybodywithinformationabouttheattackis encouragedtophonetheanimalrangerthrough theWellingtonShirehotline:1300366244. Formoreonwhenandwheredogsshouldbeon leads,visitwww.wellington.vic.gov.au/community/ dogs-on-leads WOOLWORTHShaspartnered withSharethe DignitytohelpWellingtonShireresidentsaddress periodpovertythroughoutAugust. SharetheDignity’s‘DignityDrive’startedon Tuesday,August2,andaimstodirectlyaddress periodpovertyandincreasethenumberoffreely availableperiodcareproductsacrossthestate. Woolworthsand SharetheDignityarecalling onWellingtonShire residentstoparticipate in thismonth’s ‘DignityDrive’bydonatingperiod careproductsintoSharetheDignitybinsatyour localWoolworthsstore. FollowinganincreasedneedforperiodcareproductswithinthecommunityandacrossVictoria, Woolworthswillalsodonatefivecentsfromeach periodcareproductsoldduringthedrivetohelp supportlocalcommunityinitiativesandSharethe
Withaninvestigationunderway,sheisnow pleadingwithotherstotakeresponsibilityfor theirdogs,andtheiractions. Shenotedthatthehandleroftheotherdogstill hasn’tcomeforward,andfears asimilarattack mayoccurinfuture. “I’mreallyconcernedthatit’sgoingtohappen tosomebodyelse,andifnot adog, akid,”Ms Edwardssaid. HereffortshavethesupportofWellingtonShire Councillorandfriend,JillWood. “Ithinkwe’ve(council)gottoputthewordout thatweexpecteverydogownertobe aresponsible dogowner,andtomakesurethattheykeepcontrol oftheirdog,onorofftheleash,”CrWoodsaid. Dignity’sDignityVendingMachines. Sincethepartnership’sbeginningin2019, Woolworthshasdonatedover$2milliontosupport thoseexperiencingperiodpoverty,andWoolies customershavedonatedover575,000periodcare products. InMarchalone,Woolworthscustomersdonated morethan82,000periodcareproducts,and Woolworthsdonated$119,000toSharetheDignity.
adifference. GroupmanagerPaulMagyarsaidWoolworths wasproudtocontinueitspartnershipwithShare TheDignity. “Weareproudtocontinueourpartnershipwith ShareTheDignityandsupportthemeaningful changetheyarecreating,”MrMagyarsaid. “WewouldalsoliketothankallourWellington Shirecustomerswhohavedonatedastheirgenerouscontributionhashelpedlessentheimpactof analreadychallengingtime.” SharetheDignityVICvolunteerstateteam leaderDonnaLevinson-Murraysaideffortsacross WellingtonShirearewellandtrulyinmotionto endperiodpoverty. “WearepleasedtohavethesupportofWoolworths toraiseawarenessandlessentheimpactagain thisyear,following asuccessfulDignityDrivein March,”MsLeinson-Murraysaid. InApril,Woolworthsand SharetheDignity announcedthemilestoneofthe100thDignity VendingMachinesponsoredbyWoolworths. Themachinesofferfreeperiodproductsaccessibleinbathroomsinschools,hospitals,homeless shelters,women’s refugecentresandotherlocal communityorganisations. SincethefirstDignityVendingMachinewas installedin2019,Woolworths-sponsoredmachines havedispensedover68,000freeperiodpacks nationally. TheDignityDrivewillrunacross Woolworths supermarketsinWellingtonShirewithpinkcollectionboxeslocatedatthefrontofeveryWoolworths SharetheDignityvolunteers LeanneBarile,Donna Levinson-Murray, Jo-AnnJames,Jess Patti, Nikki Benschand Tania Watson. Photo:Contributed Melissa Edwards and Wellington Shire councillor Jill Wood with Percy, who survived a horrific attack by another dog Photo: Tom Parry storeforcustomerstodonatepurchasedanyperiod careproductsoradd acashdonationatWoolworths registers. Periodcareproductssuchasselectedtampons andpadshavebeonsaleaspartoftheWoolworths weeklycataloguesinceAugust3,encouragingcustomerstopurchaseanddonateitemstothoseinneed. PopintoyourlocalWooliesinthenexttwoweeks, donateperiodproductandSharetheDignity. GP1645338 GP1645972 298RaymondStreet ,Sale 0435088255 Paulas Scisso rs at Wo rk Fridayspecials Half headfoils, cut,blow wave &t reatment Packagedeal$150 for month of July/August Wed:9am -4pm Tue/Thu/Fri:9am -5pm Closed1-2pm Afterhours &SaturdayviaappointmentLimited spaces ONK N B NN ON KON WO K O B N K N OB NNO N BOOKK N N O ON BO NOOO N O N N O W NBN NN N ONNB OW N N NNONB
MelissaEdwardsandhersonFranciswere walkingPercy, aJackRussell-cross-ToyPoodle, aftervisitingfriendsat aresidenceonGlassStreet. Partwayintotheirjourney, thethreespotted anunknownwomanwalkingherowndogonthe oppositesideoftheroad. Itwasshortlyafterthattheunprovokedattack occurred. “Thiswomanhadherdogontheleadand was onthetelephone -wasn’tconcentrating -andlet go,thenherdogcameoverandattackedPercy,” MsEdwardssaid. “She’dletgobecause(thedog)pulled,soshehad nocontroloverthedog. “Itallhappenedwithin15,20seconds.” TheotherdogbitintoPercy’sabdomenwhen attackingandtoretheskinfromhisbody,exposing hisinternalorgans. The GippslandTimes hasseengraphicphotographsofPercy’sinjuries,whichithaschosen nottopublish. Followingtheattack,theotherdogfledthescene, withitshandlerpromisingMsEdwardsthatshe wouldsecureherdogandreturn. “Shedidn’tcomeback.” PercywasthentakentoTheVetsonCunningham Street,wherehewasoperatedonbyDrJeremy
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acityvibe tothecountrybecauseit’s abitmoremodern,” Dunkleysaid. “Alotofcountrypubshavethemore old-fashionedfeel,whereasWoodsideismore vibrantandjusthasthisreallycoolfeelingtoit. “It’snicetohavesomethingdifferentinthe area,and Ithink alotofpeoplewillcomeand lookatitandthink,‘wow,thisisactuallypretty cool’. “I’vebeenpromotingthepub aloton social media,andalreadysomanyoftheguys(atthe WesternBulldogs)havesaidtheywanttocome downanddothingshere. “WeareevenplanningtogetourRSAsand workbehindthebaronenight. News Page 6– Times-Spectator,Tuesday,16August,2022 WoodsidePubisbackin action WoodsideBeach Hotel parma,fishandchips andSundayroast HeadchefRobert Paget. Thenew Woodside BeachHotel. Photos:ZoeAskew WHERETHERE’SAWILL THERE’S AWAY Call Ryan,Robertandthe team. PROPERTY -WILLS-GENERALLEGALADVICE Estate Planning:avoidnastyproblemslater GP1645971119JohnsonStreet, Maffra 5147 3177 C RAWFORD & S MA RT SOLICIT OR S GP1646365 GP1636294 60JohnsonSt ,Maffra51472333 CLEARANCE SALE OFF CLOTHING 10% 20-30%OFFALLFOOTWEAR, SUNGLASSES& ACCESSORIES LAND STO&SURF BIES *Excludesschoolwear &workwear
Zoe Askew EVERYtownhas abeatingheart.InHeyfield, it’sthepub.InMaffra,it’sthepub.InRosedale, itwasthepub,andinWoodside,whowould havethought,it’sthepub. ErectedonthesideoftheSouthGippsland Highwayinthe1850s,theWoodsideBeach Hotel,alsoknownastheWoodsidePub,quickly becamethebeatingheartofthe53-person township. Woodsideexpandedwithrichopportunitiesfor croppingandlivestockgrazingpredominating, increasingthetown’spopulation.Woodside PrimaryNo.1176wasbuiltinthe1870s, followedbythetownhallin1889and aCatholic churchin1904. Theearly1920ssawseveralpropertiesinthe Woodsideregionsubdividedintosmallerfarms, markingtheborderlinesfortheWoodsidehere today. In2006thepopulationofWoodsidehadgrown to267,andtheWoodsidePubwasunwavering initstestoftime,remainingtheepicentre,the truebluebeatingheartofthesmallregional town. Thencamethefires. Thelittletownwasdevastatedbythedeadly 2009BlackSaturdaybushfires,incinerating theWoodsidePostOfficeandWoodsideGeneral Store,leavinglittlemorethanblackened cinderedframes. Despitesufferingsomuchloss,Woodside beganrebuilding,hopefulandwithprospects, butrealitywasnotsokind. In2016,theWoodsideBeachHotelclosedits doorsafter170years,takingwithittheheart andsouloftheWoodsidecommunity.Untilnow. InNovember2021,an11-personsyndicate, includingdirectorClintHillas,ReddCatt SalecafeownerMattRaidal,starplayerof theWesternBulldogsJoshDunkleyand a clandestineFinancialReviewRich-Lister,signed theownershipcontracttotheWoodsidePub. ClintHillasfoundhimselfoutofworkwhen thepandemichit,promptingthe230-kilometre movefromMelbournetoWoodside. “MywifeisfromWoodside,so Ihavebeen goingtothetownfor15-plusyears,”MrHillas said. “Wewereintheeventsandhotelgame,so whenthepandemichit,webothlostourjobs, sowemovedtoWoodsidejusttohelpoutonthe familyfarm.” ThatwaswhenMrHillasnoticedthe Woodsidepubwasforsale. “Wenoticedthesoldstickercameup,”hesaid. “Twiceitwassoldduringthelockdown,and bothtimes,financefellthrough.” Astheworldmovedslowlybacktopre-COVID life,theWoodsidePubwasbackonthemarket yetagain. “Imade anenquiry,pulledtogether agroup ofmatesandlocals,allwith aconnectiontothe area,andwemanagedtobuyit,”MrHillassaid. “Itwasveryspecial.” Withthepaperworksigned,sealedand delivered,thehardworkbegan. Behinditsbeautifulfacade,theWoodside BeachHotelwas alifeless,dilapidatedcavity thatneededseriousattention. “Thepreviousownersdidn’tgiveitthelove thatitactuallyneeded,”MrHillassaid. “Allthewallsandthefloorswererotting. “Itneeded alotoflove.” And alotoflovetheygave. Theinsidewasguttedentirely,leaving a blank canvastoplaywith. Withtheoldleakyroofreplaced,newflooring, bathroomsandcommercialkitchen,walls freshlypainted,and a16-metreL-shapedbar erected,theformerderelictWoodsidePubisnow unrecognisablefromitsformerstate. ThesmellofGippslandsteak,redwinejus, five-spicecrispycalamariandgoldenbrown chickenschnitzelstoppedwithmeltedmozzarella,Neapolitansauceandshavedchampagne hamwaft fromthesparkinglynew,state-of-theartcommercialkitchen.
Behindthetantalisingsmells,makingmouths salivateandstomachsrumbleinanticipation,is RobertPaget. Originally fromtheUK,RobertPagethas comeonboardasheadchefafterspendingthe last17yearsinSydney,making anamefor himselfintheculinaryindustry,headingsome ofthebestkitchensintheregion,including Gazebo,TheWineryandTheBellevueHotel. “I haveworkedin alotofgreatplacesandin goodcompanies,andSydneyhaschanged alot inthe hospitalityindustry,and Ijustwanted a changeoflifestyle,”hesaid. “Ilovecountrypubs. Ilovepubs; Iama Pom, soobviously. “Iloveapubwoodfire,thatcosypubfeel,and being apartofthatjustdoinggreatfood,thatis whatdrewmehere.” Havingbeenopenonly afewweeks,dinersare flockinginthe hundredstoWoodsidePubtoget theirhandsonMrPaget’sparmigiana,steak, vegetable curryor classicEnglishSundayRoast; allmade withlocally-sourcedproduce. “Thevibewearereallygoingforisinwinter thatcomfy, heartyfoodandinsummer alittle bitlighter withthingslikefishand chips, seafoodplattersandstufflikethat,justgood food,donereallywell,”MrPagetsaid. “It’snotover-complicated,justfood,donereally wellthattastesgreat.”
MinisterforTourism,SportandMajorEvents Steve Dimopoulossaidthere-openingofthe WoodsideBeachHotelis asignificantstep forwardfor Gippslandtourism. “There-openingoftheiconicWoodsideBeach Hotelis amajormilestoneinGippsland’s recoveryandwillbeanotherincentive formore peopletovisit,staylongerandenjoyallthe regionhastooffer,” hesaid. “Gippslandis auniquepartofVictoriathat offersvisitorsincrediblebeaches,bushwalking andfishing withsomeofVictoria’smost spectacular nationalandstateparks.”
Itisundeniablethattheresurrectionofthe WoodsideBeachHotelhasbeenmonumentalfor theregionalVictoriancommunity,andthanksto co-ownerandWesternBulldogsmidfielderJosh Dunkley,thepubhasgainednationaltraction. GrowingupinYarram,theblue-eyedBulldog’s starhasmanymemoriesoftheWoodsidePub, aprominentlandmarkonthedrivetohis grandparent’shouse. “Itwasjustsomethingthatwasalwayshere,” Dunkleysaid. “Thenoneday, Iwasdrivingpast,anditwas closed.” Itwas ano-brainerforDunkleywhen syndicatedirectorClintHillascalledthelocal footystarwiththepropositiontobe apartofthe Woodsidepub’sresurgence. “Alotofpeoplethroughoutthisareagave alot tomeandmyupbringing,madesacrificesand puttimeintometogetmetowhere Iamtoday,” Dunkleysaid. “Notonlymyfamilybutthecommunityhas helped getmetowhere Iam,sotogiveback alittlebitis abigthingforme,then Iamsort of,notrepayingbutdoing alittlethingforthe communitythatmighthelpbringitbacktolife a littlebitafterallthehard times.” Withalmost55,000Instagramfollowers andgrowing media attention,especially as Essendon,Port AdelaideandBrisbaneLions showinterestintheout-of-contractgun premiershipplayer,Dunkley’shopeful his socialinfluence willboosttourismtohishome community. “When youarehere,youcansortofsee WoodsidePubnowkindofbrings
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The 16 metre L shaped bar is the centrepiece of the Woodside Beach Hotel Western Bulldogs star and Yarram boy Josh Dunkley is one of the owners of the newly refurbished Woodside Pub “I think the pub will bring good business to the beach, the beach will become more popular, it is nice down there on good days, but yeah, it will just bring a lot more of the general public to the area “The talk around the Woodside Pub has been big “You know it’s been in the news, the Herald Sun, everyone on social media have been all over it, and I think that guys from regional areas will probably see it and realise it is a good thing to do that will help their own community “Especially after the last few years, I think those things, like community, are more important than ever ”
Wellington Shire Mayor Ian Bye said it was excellent to have the Woodside Beach Hotel back in operation, adding another great feature to the Wellington Shire tourism and hospitality sector “Council welcomes and encourages new local investment in Wellington Shire, and it’s particularly exciting to see the tourism and hospitality industry beginning to thrive again,” he said “It’s also fantastic to see activation happening in that part of the municipality, and it will be great to have an additional place for people to stop and enjoy The Middle of Everywhere ” The Woodside Beach Hotel is open from 11am, Thursday through Sunday For more information about upcoming events, what’s on the menu, or to make a booking, head to their website at http://www woodsidebeach hotel com/ or find them and like them on Facebook
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DeanSteininger andEmmaJames withmealsfrom FareShare,oneof thecharitieswho receivedsupportin 2021fromTrinity Families.
THE Liberal-NationalCoalitionhasmadeapledge toprovideVictoria’sNeighbourhoodHouseswith recurrentfundingifitwinstheNovemberstate election NeighbourhoodHouseshaveanannualsum of$5.4million infundingallocatedbythestate governmentuntilnextyear. Laborhassofarnotcommittedtomakethe fundingpermanent. AccordingtotheNeighbourhoodHousecoordinationprogram,Labor’scurrentresponseis“Future fundingarrangementsfortheNeighbourhood HouseCoordinationProgramwillbeconsideredas partof the2024/25StateBudgetprocess”.Shadow MinisterforDisability,CarersandSeniors,and MemberforGippslandEast,TimBull,madethe permanentfundingannouncementonThursday, August4. “Weunderstandtheterrificworkdonebyour NeighbourhoodHousesandtheirneedtoplan theirfuturewithcertainty,”MrBullsaid. NationalsMemberforGippslandSouth,Danny O’Brien,welcomedthefundingcommitment. “NeighbourhoodHousesareaninvaluableasset tolocalresidents,”MrO’Briensaid. “Ongoingfundingiscrucialtoensureour NeighbourhoodHousescanattracthigh-calibre staffsothattheycancontinuetodeliveranincrediblerangeofservicestothecommunity. “Whetherit’sthroughsmalltrainingofferings, materialsupportforthoseinneedorassistingwith accesstogovernmentservices,ourneighbourhood housesplayanimportantroleinthecommunity –particularlyforthoselesswelloff. “InsmallertownstheHousesalsoofferageneral placeforthecommunitytodropinandsocialise. “TheNationalsrecognisetheimportanceofthe vitalcommunityservicesourNeighbourHouses provideandthatiswhywewillensuretheirfuture through acommitmenttoongoingfunding. “Ihavebeencontactedby anumber oflocal NeighbourhoodHouseswhoholdrealconcern forhowthefailuretoofferlongtermfundingto theirsectorwillimpactthem.”
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Charitieswishingtoapplyforfundingare encouragedtodownloadthefillableapplication formfoundontheTrinityFamilieswebsiteand senditback. ThedeadlineforsubmissionsisFriday, September302022. Furtherinformationisavailableatwww. trinityfamilies.org.auorbyemailingtrinity@
Member forGippslandSouthDannyO’Brien with Kaitlin Hill andSophie Tatterson at Sale NeighbourhoodHouse.
DannyO’Brien withmembers of thecommittee afterholding amobileofficevisit at theRosedale Neighbourhood House.
News www.gippslandtimes.com.au Page 8– Times-Spectator,Tuesday,16August,2022 THEMaffraCancerCouncilvolunteer unitwillbesellingdaffodilsandraffle ticketsoutsidetheIGAsupermarketand theMaffraNewsagentfromMonday, August22untilSaturday,August27,2022. Allfundsraisedgotocancerresearch. MAFFRAIndoorBowlsareheldeach Wednesdayat1pm,namesinbefore 12.30pm.Namesonlistinclubhouseor phoneJoyon0438456875ortheclubon 51471974.Thenextsoupandsandwich luncheonwillbeheldWednesday,August 31,2022. MAFFRANeighbourhoodHouse is takingexpressionsof interestforthe StepintoArtdayclass. RosalieCampbell is aself-taught artistwhowouldliketo share theMooremethodofpainting with participants. Allparticipantswilltake home acompleted painting.Allmaterialsareincludedinthe classcost.RingtheHouseon51471487. Anyoneinterestedindoingyogaforone hourwithJulieonTuesdayafternoons shouldphonetheHousetobook aspot. Thefour-weekprogramwillstartthis afternoon,(TuesdayAugust16)atMaffra NeighbourhoodHouse. Feecostforthefourweekprogramisonly $60.Bookingsareessentialon51471487. THERotaryClubofMaffrastreetstall caravanwillbeheldbySt.John’sAnglican ChurchonFriday,August19,2022. Deliciouscakes,biscuitsetcforsale. Charityishere tohelpfamilies Backingneighbourhoodhouses CHARITIESprovidingservicesforfamiliesin theregioncoveredbytheCatholicDioceseof Sale cannowapplyforTrinityFamilies2022 projectfunding. Establishedbythe lateBishopCoffey20years ago,TrinityFamilieshasbeenabletohelp morethan100charitieswithfundingsinceits inception. TrinityFamiliesexecutiveofficerMaryWinter saidthisyear’s disbursementwouldmarka milestoneinthecharity’sservicetofamilies. “Thisyear’s disbursementtakestheamount distributedtojustover$1.9million,”shesaid. Thosewhoare aregisteredcharitywith deductiblegiftrecipientstatus(DGR),willuse thefundsgrantedtosupportfamiliesin away thatalignswithCatholicvaluesandarewithin thedefinedareaofthemunicipalitiesofCardinia, Casey,BawBaw,Latrobe,Wellington,Bass Coast,SouthGippslandandEastGippsland, areeligibletoapplyfortheTrinity Families 2022projectfunding. Recentrecipientshaveincluded acharitythat suppliedbabyessentialsforfamiliesinneed, anotherwhichprovidedscholarshipstohomeless teenagers,andanorganisation thatassistsfoster carers. MsWintersaidTrinityFamiliesoftensupports charitiesthat,forvariousreasons,havebeen unabletoattractfundingfromothersources. “TrinityFamilieswasa philanthropictrust, allocating earningsfromitsinvestmentseach yearandfromdonationsbytheCatholic parishionersoftheDiocese,”shesaid. “Whilstitis aCatholiccharity,itisthereto serveallcharities, whethertheyhave areligious affiliationornot.”
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AMULTI-purposeSupportVesselhasarrivedat BarryBeachMarine TerminaltosupportEsso Australia’sdecommissioningefforts. TheSkandiDarwinstartedworkonThursday, August11. Thevesselhasbeenfittedwith aremote-operated vehicle, aheave-compensatedcrane,ahelideck andon-boardlivingquarters Italsocontains awalk-to-workgangwaysystem, allowingworkcrewstoeasilytransferfromthe vesseltotheoffshorerigs. ThearrivaloftheSkandiDarwincomesafter thesigningof amulti-yearagreementbetween EssoandNorwegiancompanyDOFSubsea,andis thesecondsuchvesseltobeaddedtoEsso’sfleet. Itisthelateststepinthecompany’syears-long plantodecommission anumberofitsoffshore facilitiesinBassStrait.
Employeesand representativesofEsso AustraliawelcomingtheSkandiDarwinto BarryBeach. Photo:Contributed
News www.gippslandtimes.com.au ZoeAskew LOVEplants ? Practicallydaisyfor them?Well,you’re reallygoingtolilac thisnews! TheSaleand DistrictOrchidClub AnnualSpringShow isback. OnSaturday, September3,and Sunday,September4, theSaleandDistrict OrchidClubwillhold itseagerlyanticipated annualSpringShowafter atwo-yearhiatus. TheSaleandDistrictOrchidClub2022 SpringShowstartsat9.30amonSaturday, September3,attheVRIHallSale,opposite theSaleRailwayStation. Doorscloseat4pmonSaturday,reopening onSunday,September4,from10amto3pm. Forallthosegreenthumbsouttherewho cankeep orchidsalive (unlikethiswriter), therewillbe amyriadofbeautifulorchidson salewithpottingdemonstrationsonbothdays from11amuntil2pmforallthebesttipsand trickstokeepyourplantbabyalive. Thereismuchtobewonattheshow,with hourlyluckydoorticketprizes,raffleprizes andthechancetowinanorchidbysimply votingforyourfavouriteorchidattheshow. Itwouldn’tbeanAussieeventwithout agoodold-fashionedbarbecuelunch;light refreshmentswillalsobeavailable. FormoreinformationabouttheSaleand DistrictOrchidClubAnnualSpringShowor tomakeanenquiry,phoneSaleandDistrict OrchidClubvicepresidentPeterAyreson 0429180423orpresidentBruceJefferyon 0438293302. Times-Spectator,Tuesday, 16 August,2022 –Page9 Orchidclub readyforshow PETERAYRES StefanBradley AFTERseeking abetterwork-lifebalance,Sale womanToniHiskinsopened acoffeevanbusiness called‘StayGrounded’tobringbreakfastandgood vibestopeoplearoundtown. “Iwasworkingnights. Iwasdoingbarworkand I’m asinglemumwiththreeyoungkids,andit justwasn’tworking,”MsHiskinssaid. “Iwasn’tseeingthekids.” MsHiskinsusedtoworkatMareeCooperand JohnBerber’sLongford-basedGrab&GoKebabs &FishN’Chipsvan,andthat’swhereMsHiskins gottheideatostartherbusiness. “We’dtakethekebabvantoeventsandpeople wouldalwaysaskforcoffee.So Idecided Ineeded tostart acoffeevan,”shesaid. MsHiskinssaidittookjustafewmonthsfor StayGroundedtobecomeoperational,withthe grandopeninginearlyJuly. “Jugglingthingswithfamilyisthemainchallenge,”shesays. “I’velearnttheimportanceofgoodtimemanagementrunningthisbusiness.” MsHiskinssaidtheresponsehadbeenvery positive. “Sundaysinparticularhavebeencrazy,because therearen’tthatmanyplacesopenon aSunday,” shesaid. “The peopleI’vemet havebeenreallygreat. I lovehaving aconversationwiththem.” “Theeggandbacontoastiesaresuperpopular, butofcourseeveryonecomeshereforthecoffees.” Currently,MsHiskinsisrunningthebusiness MondaysthroughThursdays,andonSunday. “Iusuallystartjustafter 8andI’mhere(atthe DanMurphy’sSalecarpark)until12,”shesaid. “SundayI’mgenerally atthecarparkat The Gippy(GippslandHotel).”
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Lendinganear NationalsMemberforGippslandSouth, DannyO’BrienmeetingwithGormandale parentsaboutschool bus routes. Photo:Contributed
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MrO’Briensaidheiscontinuingtovisit townsacrosshiselectoratetomeetwith residents,manyofwhomwhomightotherwise notbeabletomeetwithhim. “Thesevisitsnotonlyallowmetogetout intothetownstoseetheimplicationsofthe issuesbeingraisedfirst-hand,buttheyalso allowmetomeetface-to-facewithconstituents whomightnotbeabletomakeitintomySale officeforameeting
ROSEDALEisoneof20officialHeartSafe CommunitiesinVictoria,thanksto aprogram thathasupskilledthecommunitytosavethelife ofsomeonehaving acardiacarrest. AmbulanceVictoria(AV)paramediccommunity supportcoordinator(PCSC)PaulineMurcottBrownsaidthatoverthelasttwoyears,the HeartSafeCommunityprograminRosedalehas beenvitalinbuildingcommunityresilienceand improvingout-of-hospitalcardiacarrestsurvival ratesforpeoplelivingandworkinginthearea. Rosedaleisoneof17HeartSafeCommunities thatgraduatedattheendofJune. “Theexpansion of the HeartSafe Community state-wideprogram, ajointinitiativebetweenAV and theHeartFoundation,builttheconfidenceand skillsinlocalcommunitiestostepinandprovide life-savingassistanceifsomeoneisincardiac arrest,”MsMurcott-Brownsaid. “Theprogramaimedtoraisecommunityawarenessofcardiacarrest,promotetheroleofTriple Zero(000)in acardiacemergency,teachpeople cardiopulmonaryresuscitation(CPR)skills,how touseanautomatedexternaldefibrillator(AED), identifyandregisterexistingdefibrillators,install andregisternewdefibrillatorsandpromoteand educateontheuseofsmartphonetechnologies,like theGoodSAM (SmartphoneActivated Medic)App.” Cardiacarresthappenswhen aperson’sheart suddenlystopsbeatingandstopspumpingblood effectivelyaroundthebody.Itcanhappento anyone,anytime,anywhere. “Whilebystandersalone willneverreplacean ambulanceservice,equippingpeoplewithskillsto startthechain ofsurvival;startingchestcompres sionsorCPRandusinganAEDdoessavelives,” MsMurcott-Brownsaid. “Anyonecansave alifeinthreesimplesteps. Call,push,shock:Calltriplezero(000),Pushhard andfastonthemiddleofthechest,andshock usinganAED.” AnAEDisusedtodeliver ashocktohelprestore normalheartrhythmfollowing acardiacarrest. ThankstotheHeartSafeCommunityprogram’s 17participatingsites,overthelasttwoyears,four newpublicAEDshavebeenregisteredinRosedale. Twoofthemareavailable24/7andarelocated attheLyonsStPoliceStation,Rosedlaeandthe VICSESRosedalestation,(47CansickSt). BothhavebeenregisteredontheAVAED Register,whichmeansthatifsomeonesuffers acardiacarrestand abystandercallstriplezero (000),thecall-taker candirectpeopletothenearest defibrillator. “Anyonecan useanAED,regardlessof whether theyhavereceivedtrainingtodoso,”MurcottBrownsaid. “IfsomeoneisincardiacarrestandanAED isavailable,simplyopenitandfollowtheverbal instructions.Theyaresafeandeasytouseand willnotdeliver ashockunlessitisnecessary.” MsMurcott-Brownalsourgedlocalresidentsto registerwithGoodSAM,whichconnectsVictorians incardiacarrestwithrespondersanddefibrillators inthecriticalminutesbeforeparamedicsarrive. Respondersonlyreceiveanalertiftheyareclose tothepersonincardiacarrest.Theyaregiven theaddressofthepatient,alongwiththelocationof theclosestdefibrillator(ifoneisavailable),sothat theycanbeginlifesavingcarewhile anambulance isonitsway. “Anyonecansave alifebygoingtoheartrestarter. com.auandsigningupas
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“Overthenextfewmonths Iwillbecontinuingtomeetwithlocalsintheirhometowns includingthetownsofBoolarra,Yinnar,Yinnar South,ToongabbieandCowwarrwhichwillbe joiningtheelectorateofGippslandSouthasof Novemberthisyear.”
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andRosedaletodiscussthestategovernment issuesthatareimpactinglocalresidents,”Mr O’Briensaid. “Amongthemanyconcernsraisedwere schoolbusissues,rivermanagement,proposed transmissionlinesanddisabilityissues.
“Gettingoutandaboutandlisteningtothe concernsoflocalsisthebestpart ofmyjoband now Iwillgetonwithwhatissometimesthe hardestpart -solvingtheirissues!”
NATIONALSMemberforGippsland South,DannyO’Brien,wasinRosedaleand Gormandalelastweektodiscusslocalissues first-handwithlocals. MrO’BrienmetwithresidentsatMerrimans Creek,theGormandaleCommunity Houseand RosedaleNeighbourhoodHouse. “Itwas apleasuretovisittoGormandale
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aGoodSAMResponder today.Youdon’thavetohaveexperienceor a medicalbackground,youjusthavetobewilling andabletodohands-onCPR,beover18years ofageandhaveaccessto asmartphone,”Ms Murcott-Brownsaid. FromJuly,the12newcommunitiestohave joinedtheHeartSafeCommunitiesprogramare: BacchusMarsh,Kinglake,Coleraine,Lismore, Trentham,Hopetoun,Dunolly,Stanhope,Chiltern, VioletTown,LongwarryandYallournNorth. Lifesaving: FournewpublicAED’shavebeeninstalledin Rosedale. Photo:Contributed SaleHospital Phone:(03)51438600 MaffraDistrictHospital Phone:(03)51470100 HeyfieldHospital Phone: (03) 51397979 Stretton ParkAgedCare Phone:(03)51 47 2331 Job Vacancies ç Pleasevisittherecruitmentsectiononour website:www.cghs.com.au Themobilevaccinationbusisvisiting Wellingtonin August. Thisis your oppor tunity to vaccinateand keep up to date with your COVIDvaccinationsand boosters. SALE Wednesday17August, 2022 10am –2pm Port of Sale ROSEDALE Friday 26 August, 2022 9.30am –3pm Rosedaleroundabout GP1627692 Pa per! Getyou r news pa pe r! Alllocal,allthe time ... The Gippsland Times has been Informing the local community for nearly 150 years and is your best source for local news, sport, features and bargains
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Formoreinformationaboutthe societyandhowtojoin,visittheofficial webpage:salefilmsociety.wordpress. com ‘HisGirl Friday’appears tonightatThe Wedge Daniel Kaluuya plays Otis ‘O J ’ Haywood in the latest horror film from Jordan Peele, ‘Nope’ Photo: Contributed y Yep’.It’s heresiblings ndEm( videnceof ngp opethat ownas rial e withtheir y Yep’. aveis new ens, derably places t got ’tl t e lly hy heU wasveryfrightening, causeflyingsaucershave Shout-outtothespecial gn team who did a great SB Thi i hi hl ff i i i l d Yep,Jordan Peele’slatestisvery good GP1646584 Howmanytimeshaveyouheard...I didn’tknowaboutyourbusiness? ATTENTION TRADES &SERVICES PROVIDERS ellhere is yourchancetoletthe 26,000 readers, of theGippslandTimes, know howyourbusinesscanhelpthem. Other Trades Packages Available Call 5143 9309 oremail mfitzgerald@gippslandtimes.com.au 74 -76MacalisterStreet, Sale $50.25 13 weeksminimum Weekly &fortnightlypackagesavailable $32.88 13 weeksminimum eekly &fortnightlypackagesavailable $100.38 13 weeksminimum Weekly &fortnightlypackagesavailable
Entertainment www.gippslandtimes.com.au Times-Spectator,Tuesday, 16 August,2022 –Page13 Nope isdirectorJordan Peele’sthird film,andisabout residentsin alonely gulchofinlandCaliforniawhobear witnesstoanuncannyandchilling discovery.Our residentfilmbuffs TOM PARRYand STEFANBRADLEYwentto checkitout . TP:AtlonglastStefan,we’refinallyreviewing awhollyoriginalfilm!
SB: Thecinematograph in Nope isabsolutely incredible.It’sbeen a whilesinceI’veseen horrorandtension incorporatedthis effectivelythrough cameraangles.And theuseofcolour,or lackof,insomescenes wasveryimpressive.Th featuredinthismovie wy whichistoughtodobec become abitof ajoke. Sp effectsandsounddesignteam,whodid agreat jobonthis.Thecastaregreataswell -Michael Wincottandhisepicvoiceare aparticular highlight,andMsPalmerswitchesfromscared toexcitedseamlessly.
SB: Thisis ahighlyeffective,originaland frighteningUFOfilm,that’stheeasywayto describeit.It’sonparwith GetOut and Us TP: Agreed. Ithinkthisis amoviethatpeople willtalkaboutformonthsandyearstocome. SB: It’sratedM,and Idon’tthinkit’sgoodfor youngkidstosee -there’squite afewhorrifying scenes. TP: It’llprobablyinstilinthem afearofclouds -andsomeadults,cometothinkofit.You wouldn’twanttobewatchingthison arainy night, that’sforsure. Nope israted Mforsustainedthreat andcoarselanguage,andisnow screening at SaleCinema. THESaleFilm’sSociety’sscreeningof HisGirlFriday ishappeningtonightat TheWedge. Consideredoneofthefunniest comediesofalltime,this1940picture sees anewspapereditor(CaryGrant) trytowinbackhisex-wife(Rosalind Russell)merehoursbeforesheisdueto marryanotherman. Prospectiveattendeesareencouraged toarriveat7pm,allowingthemtimeto browsethesociety’sDVDcollectionand minglewithfellowmoviebuffs,before thescreeningbeginsat7.30pm.
TP: Peeleis averyambitiousdirector. GetOut wassocialsatiremasqueradingas ahorror movie; Us washorrorthatwascloserintoneto acomedy;and Nope ispartsci-fi,partWestern, parthorror -it’sreallyhardto definethismovie into asinglegenre. IfeelthatPeelehas a better graspofhorrorthanmanydirectorstoday, becauseheknowsthathorrorisnotabout gore,jumpstaresorcheaptricks;it’saboutthe atmosphere.Thewayhebuildsthatscarytone andthisworldwithhisfar-fetched,yetsimple ideasisfascinating.
Thehospitalwasclosed,despite protestcampaigns, in1996,leading Newton-Johntomovetothe LatrobeValley. Upon moving tothe area,helived inCoalvillewithhisfamily,and continued toconsultinMoeeven afterreturningtoliveinthe city. Itisreportedthat heoccasionally wore a‘Moe’t-shirtonsocialoccasions,featuringthecharacterMoe HowardfromTheThreeStooges. HughNewton-Johnslowly disappearedfromviewlaterinlife, anddiedin2019aged79. HisotheroldersisterRonadied in2013. Oliviashared acollageofphotos onInstagramatthetimeofher brothersdeath,posting:“Mydear, sweet,gentle,clever,brother HughpassedawayMay7,2019,in Melbourne,Australiaaftermany yearsofdecline. Ilovehimsoand willmisshimterribly”.
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AftergraduatingfromMelbourne UniversityMedicalSchoolin1962, theeldestofthethreeNewtonJohnsiblingsworkedprimarily atFairfieldInfectiousDiseases Hospital,Melbourneduringthe 1970sand1980s.
LATE LEGEND’S CONNECTION TO GIPPSLAND FOOTHILLSMusicarepleasedtoannounce theirfirstactattheBriagolongHotelsince COVIDstarted. GarryRoseandAlexBlackoftheBriagolong BushBandwillperformthisThursday(August 18)at8pm. MrRoseandMrBlackarenotedfortheir extensiverangeofsongsandtunes,fromMr Rose’soriginalstofavouritesfromalloverthe world. FeaturingMrRose’ssingingandguitar,and MrBlack’sfiddleandmandolin,theywilltake youon ajourneyofCeltic,AmericanandAussie songs.Therewillalsobe afewtunesfromMr Rose’snewalbum MakeYourMove, andthey areopentorequests. MrRose’ssong‘SandakantheLastMarch’ hasfeaturedonABCRadio’s AustraliaAllOver program,andisbeingplayedattheSandakan memorialserviceinBorneothismonth. MrRoseandMrBlackarelooking forwardto gettingbacktogethertoplayattheBriagHotel, thespiritualhomeoftheBriagBushBand, whereitstartedover40yearsago. Entryfortheeventis$15. Formoreinformation,calltheBriagolong Hotelon51455202. AlexBlackandGarryRoseofthe BriagolongBushBand will playatthe BriagolongHotelonThursday. Photo:Contributed Bushmusicianscoming backtoBriag Hotel G P 1 4 6 1 0 G P 6 4 6 4 0
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GIPPSLAND GrammarStAnne’sCampuswill present‘ShrektheMusicalJR’. Studentsin Year3-6havebeenbusy rehearsing,andnowthatitisnearlytimeto hitthestage, excitementisimmense. Performanceswillbeheld at The Wedge PerformingArtsCentreSale,onThursday, August25and Friday, August26with matineeandeveningshows.Everyoneis welcome,andticketsareavailablefromThe WedgeBoxOffice. It’s a“BigBrightBeautiful World” as everyone’sfavouriteogre,Shrek,leads acast offairytalemisfitsonan adventuretorescue aprincessandfindtrue acceptance. ItisbasedontheDreamWorksAnimation MotionPictureandtheBookbyWilliamSteig fromtheBroadwayJuniorCollection. Shrekisbeingplayedby Year 5student AshtonCarrollandPrincessFionaisHannah Mack,alsoin Year5.Butofcourse,Donkey, playedbyOscarCallanan, Year6,stealsthe show. Director KatieGermainesaiditwouldbe aspectacularjourneythroughthelandof fairytales,andencouragedthecommunityto getbehindtheseamazingly talentedstudent performers. –Times-Spectator,Tuesday, Comeandsee Shrekonstage atThe Wedge Gippsland GrammarstudentsMatthew Canfield as Lord Farquaad,HannahMack as PrincessFiona, Oscar Callanan as Donkey, AshtonCarroll as Shrekand DillonMeredith as Gingyin‘ShrekThe MusicalJR’,on showatThe Wedgelater
Photo:Contributed LiamDurkin AUSTRALIANSmournedthe deathofsinger-songwriterOlivia Newton-Johnlastweek. Readersmightbeinterestedto knowtheGrammyAwardwinner hadsomeconnectiontoGippsland -albeit averyvagueone. Newton-John’solderbrother Hughwasinfact adoctor,who servedinMoefor aperiodduring the1990s HughNewton-Johnworkedat Tanjil PlaceMedicalCentre.He was anotedinfectiousdiseases specialist,describedastall,slim andintrospective.
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Margaret Fultoninsong,dance
Assumingtheroleofthetitularprotagonistis JudyHainsworth,leading amusicalforthefirst timeinheractingcareer. MsHainsworthbelievesthatMargaret Fultonwasaheadofhertimeintermsofher accomplishments. “Shewas ahouseholdname,andin away, shewasthefirstcelebritychef,”MsHainsworth said. “Ithinkthat’swhyherlegacyhasreally endured. “Andalso, Ithinkit’s greatthatsheintroduced Australiatosomanydifferentcuisines, especiallyat atimewhenwehad averynarrow, white,Anglofocus. “ShelovedItaliancuisineandAsiancuisine -I thinkthatreallydiversifiedourcultureand madeus alotmoreinclusive.”
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ThenowTorquay-basedfilmmakerbeganhis careeras ascreenwriterwithhisfirstfeature scriptoptionedbyNewZealand’stheGibson Group.Hewentontomakeseveralshortfilms beforetackling CrowValley MrConnalsostarsinthefilmalongside Geelong-basedactressNicoleFreeman,while friendAdrianOlssonwascinematographer. “Wefilmedthemovieonweekendsforabout a year,”MrConnsaid. “Usuallyforanindependent filmit’sdonein ablockof18or24days,buthavingmoretime meantthatifwedidn’tlike ascene,wecould justrewriteitandshootitagain.Wealsosaved ahugeamountofmoney.Wemade CrowValley forjustunder$20,000whichisnexttonothing inthemovieworld.”
MrConnsaidhewaspassionateabout ahuge rangeofmoviesgenres,butdecidedtofocuson horrorfor CrowValley “Manyofthedecisions Imadeforthismovie wereforpracticalreasons,”hesaid. “Horrormoviesareeasyfrom amarketing pointofview.Tokeepcostsdown, Ineeded a singlelocation, asimpleideaand a minimal cast. IlookedathowdirectorRobertRodriguez madehismovies -hewasthemodel. “Ihadtheideaabout aguygettingknockedoff hisbikeandtheplot’stwistsandturnsevolved throughthewritingprocess.” MrConnsaidhewasextremelyproud Crow Valley hadmanagedtosecureaninternational release. “We’rereallypunchingaboveourweightwith thismovie.Itwas arealcommunityeffort,we hadanarmyoffriendsandfamilyhelpingus, sotheUSreleasewas amassive rewardfor everyoneinvolved,”hesaid. MrConnhasalreadyfinished ascriptforhis nextmovie, acrimethrillerinspiredbyAussie classicslike Chopper and DeathinBrunswick “Thatfilmisstill afewyearsaway,butI’m reallyexcitedbythewaythescriptiscoming together,”hesaid. CrowValley isnowavailableforstreaming onGooglePlay,YouTubeMoviesandVimeoon Demand.
Entertainment www.gippslandtimes.com.au Times-Spectator,Tuesday, 16 August,2022 –Page15
MargaretFulton:theMusical willbeshowing atTheWedgethisSaturday,August20from 8pm. Ticketscanbepurchasedthroughthewedge. com.auorbyphoningthebox-officeon5143 3200. JudyHainsworth(frontright)withthe cast of ‘Margaret Fulton:theMusical’. Photo:AndrewSeymour G P 1 4 6 1 0 G P 1 4 6 1 0 GP1645954
StefanBradley GIPPSLAND-BORNfilmmakerJoshConnhas justreleasedhisfirstfeaturefilminAustralia, followingitsinternationaldebutintheUS,UK andCanadaearlierthisyear. Outbackhorror CrowValley wasfilmedalong theSurfCoastinsouthwestVictoria,butMr Connsaidhisearlyyearsgrowingupineastern Gippslandwere ahugeinspirationforthefilm. “Wewereactuallylookingatfilmingin a cabininGippsland,butthecostanddistance becameanissue.Itwas apitybecauseit’ssuch abeautifulpartoftheworld,”MrConnsaid. MrConnwasborninOrbostandspenthis earlychildhoodinCannRiver. “Whenyoulivein asmallertown,you’re familiarwiththetyrannyofdistance.You’re a littlemoreremote,it’shardtogethelp.Those typeofissueswere arealstartingpointwhen I beganwritingthemovie,”hesaid. CrowValley isaboutmountainbikerBenny Joneswhosetsoffon aweekendridebutis knockedoffhisbikein abrutalhitandrun.He wakesupbadlyinjuredin aremotecabinwhere hemeetsyounghikerGreta.Shesoonturnshis lifeinto alivinghell.
TomParry DESPITEherdeathin2019,MargaretFulton remainsanendearingandenduringfigurein Australianculture. She’sknownasAustralia’sQueenofthe Kitchenandtheoriginaldomesticgoddess,and nowshe’sbeinghonouredwithherveryown stage-show. ProducedbyQueensland-basedcompany JallyEntertainment, MargaretFulton:the Musical payshomagetothelatechefandmedia personalitythroughsonganddance.
ThestoryencompassesmostofMargaret’slife, fromherteenageyearsrightupuntilherdeath, coveringhershort-livedcareerinadvertising, thelossofhermother,herfailedmarriagesand, ofcourse,herculinaryexploits. MsHainsworthdescribedthescriptas“rollercoaster”filledwithmomentshappyandsad. “It’s arealall-encompassingshowandittakes youthroughalloftheemotions,butitis areally funtime,”shesaid. “Ihopeaudiencescomealong,becausethey’ll definitelyhave agreatnightout. “Ifthey’realreadyfansofMargaretFulton,it’s asure-firewinner;andifyou’renot,it’s agreat chance tolearnsomethingabouther,because evenifyouare adie-hardfan,youwilldiscover newthingsabouther,I’msure.”
PropertyGuideGippslandTimes Page 16 –Times-Spectator,Tuesday, 16 August,2022 Brie fd etails Property:Fourbedroomhome Ad dress: 10 03Ma ff ra -Sal eR oad, Myrtlebank Price:$920,000 -$ 950,000 Cont ac t:Chris Mo rrison,Graham ChalmerRealEst at e,0419 3818 32 E NJOYthesereneruralaspectand thebestofsemi-rurallivingwith thebonusoftownamenitiesjust ashortdriveaway. 1003Maffra-Sale Road, Myrtlebanksitson4.3acres(1.73hectares) andofferseverythingthepotentialbuyer couldhopefor inescapingtothecountry Theresidencecomprisesfourbedrooms; sun-drenchedopenplanfamily/mealsarea withsolidfuelheaterandsplitsystem airconditioning; alargemodern kitchen; centralmainbathroomwithcornerspa; laundrywithstorage;andtwoundercover deckedareasforentertaining,orrelaxing andenjoyingtheruraloutlook. Agentssayexternally iswherethis propertystandsout. Startwiththeabundanceofshedding, including a24x 12mhighclearanceshed, athree-baymachineryshed,carportand doublegarageclosetothehousefor vehicles; abarn, additionalsundrysheds includinganimalsheltersandthemancave/ sheshedcompletewithbuilt-inbarandpot belly. Thereistheaddedbonusof aseparate entrancetothesheddingvia alarge automaticgate. Thepropertyhaselectric fencingandhasrecentlyhousedcattle, sheepandpigs. Thereis aborewithpump,twolarge rainwatertanksandsecure fencedareasfor thechildrenandpets. Thisperfectlifestylepackageisonly a shortdriveintoSaleorMaffra. AnOpenDayforthepropertywillbe heldthisSaturday,August20,11.30am to12pm. Substantiallysizedcountryproperty Soyouthinksolicitor conveyancing is tooexpensivewhenyouare buyingor selling realestate? CallourSaleofficetoday for aquote 5144 1777 KarenBrown Tr yus... youwillbe surprised Solicitors,99RaymondStreet, Sale WARREN,GRAHAM &MURPHYPTY.LTD. GP1636698 12classicpub-style accommodation rooms withcommunalbathrooms 3bedroommanagersresidence Currentlyoperating6daysperweek with furthergrowthpotential TheGaslight70seatbistro Alfresco diningarea CommercialKitchenwith 2walkinfridges Drivethroughbottleshopwith walkin fridge +additionalcoldstorage Large2043m2 (approx.)cornersitewith largecarparkand sufficientspacefor furtherdevelopment Newrentalagreement to be negotiated withlandlord TICKITOFFYOURBUCKETLIST! THEGIPPSLANDHOTEL,PRINCESHWY,SALE -LEASEHOLD 63FLINTSROAD,DUTSON Agent: FergHoran0417123162 fhoran@chalmer.com.au GP1646622 146-148FITZROYSTREET,SALE 29INGLISSTREET,SALE $569,000 $300,000+ SAV $505,000 237-239RAYMONDST,SALETEL:51444333 www.chalmer.com.au Originalperiod features Ductedgasheating 12foottimberlined ceilings High clearancecarport 4.6%GrossROI potential Ductedgasheating +splitsystemA/C & openfire 1060M2APPROXALLOTMENT LOVELYTOWNHOUSE,CLOSETOCBD OPENFORINSPECTION:SATURDAY20THAUGUSTAT9.30AM OPENFORINSPECTION:SATURDAY20THAUGUSTAT10.30AM 3 2 1 1 4 2 2 GP1641543 15.8 Acre (approx.)bush block Only 20minutes(approx.) fromSaleorthe 90 Mile Beach Unique opportunity Large shedstructure Weekendgetaway Privacy &Serenity LIFESTYLEBUSHBLOCK Agent: ChrisMorrison0419381832 cjmorrison@chalmer.com.au AUCTION AUCTION SEPTEMBER102022 AT10:30AM ONSITE Agent: FergHoran0417123162 fhoran@chalmer.com.au Agent: FergHoran0417123162 fhoran@chalmer.com.au OPENFORINSPECTION:WEDNESDAY12:30PM &SATURDAY10AM
PropertyGuideGippslandTimes L OCATEDinthepopulartownship ofLongford,thisbeautifully presentedproperty -setbackon a quietandprivatebattle-axeblock -hassomethingtooffereveryone, agentssay Thepropertyoffers agreat familyhome, gardens,shedding,andimpressive facilities forhorseowners. Spacious familyhome -threebedsplus study,masterwithensuiteandWIR; Openplanlivingwithkitchen/mealsand familyarea; Alfrescoentertainingwithpulldown blinds,extendedtimberdeckforsummer months; Wellestablishedlawns,gardens,fruit trees; Four-bayColorbondshed,rollerdoors withextraheight,plusworkshopanddouble carport; Forthehorses:tackroom, feedshed,hot washandstable,20x40msandarenaand twopaddocks Times-Spectator,Tuesday, 16 August,2022 –Page17 Countrylivingoutat Longfordruralsetting Brie fd etails Property:Openplanlivingin Lo ngford Ad dress:66BoggyCreekRoad, Lo ngford Price:$1,250,000 Cont ac t: To nyKiss, We llingtonReal Est at e,0419 526637 1107SeasprayRoad, Longford $255,000 Greg Tuckett –0428826600 • Ridgetopacreagewithgreatruralviews • Sealed roadfrontage • Grasslandwithscatteredshadetrees • 10 minutestoSeaspraybeach 10 ACRES GP16460 15 GREATCENTRAL LOCATION 18 ALFRED STREET,M AFFRA •Versatile 3bedroomhome •2bathrooms •Separatelounge •Kitchen/diningcombined •Spaciousundercoverarea •Externalbungalow •Carportplusgarage/workshop •1020m block(approx)withplentyof room to expandorbuildmoreshedding NEW LISTING FORSALE$345,000 PatWeatherley0412 435644 Brett Lanigan0427 517577 Kevin Lanigan0408 472566 PaulBourke0428451 366 BecRose0422425668 RodAnderson0428 472615 AngelaCruickshank 0429483007 118-120JohnsonStreet,Maffra 5147 2200 4TempleStreet,Heyfield 51483007 www.gippslandrealestate.com “WAHROONGA”- CIRCA 1889 63-69 AVON STREET,BRIAGOLONG •Beautifully renovatedhomeintheheartoftheBriagolong township. •Cornerblockin agreatlocationsetonapproximately 1.5acres (6000m2) •Delightfulnorthfacingfamily room with wood heating, reversecycle airconditioningandpolishedtimberfloors •Well-equippedkitchenincludingstainlessgasstove,dishwasher,and polishedtimberbench tops •Formalloungewithopen fire •4largebedrooms, 2bathroomsand ahugelaundry •Superbalfrescoareawithitsownpizzaoven •Sweepingverandahssurroundthehome •Doublegaragewithconcretefloor &poweralongwithmanyhistoric outbuildings •Wellestablishedgardenincludingmany fruittrees,expansivelawn areasandlargevegiegarden. FORSALE$840,000 -$890,000 AFFORDABLE FARMLET 560 NA MBROKHALLROAD, NA MBROK *Seton 1hectare(2.47acres)surroundedby ruralland *3bedroomweatherboardhomewith colorbond roof *Openkitchen/meals/familyarea *Woodheaterand reversecycleairconditioner *Garage/workshop,doublecarport,bungalow andsundryshedding *Separatepaddockidealfor ahorse AUCTIONSATURDAY 20THAUGUSTAT10.30A MONSITE LOCATION, LOCATION, LOCATION 39QUEEN STREET,M AFFRA •Approx403m2 •ZonedCommercial1 •All servicesavailable •Buildyourdreamhome(STCA) •Soclose to all townamenities AUCTIONSATURDAY 27THAUGUSTAT10:30A MONSITE FORSALE$365,000 CHARACTERHOME,GREATLOCATION 22 LAURA STREET,M AFFRA •2bedrooms plus study/office •Separatelounge •Formaldining •Ductedheatingsystemplus reversecycleairconditioner •Singlecarport &gardenshed •Currently rentedfor$245perweek to long term tenant •Short walk to themainstreet •Easy to manageblock AUCTION THIS SATURDAY AUCTION OPENFORINSPECTION SATURDAY20THAUGUST, 1PM –2PM
PropertyGuideGippslandTimes Page 18 –Times-Spectator,Tuesday, 16 August,2022 S ITUATEDonly ashortwalkto theMaffraBowlsCluband a 10minutewalktothemain streetisthisrenovatedhome with atwo bedroomandtwo bathroomlayout. Agentssaythe floorplanissuited toanemptynesterorretiree,and includesanopenplankitchen,dining andlounge,withthekitchenserviced bygascooking,hardwoodtimber benchtopsandamplecupboards,while theloungehas areversecycleunitfor heatingandcoolingandupdatedvinyl plank flooring. Themasterbedroomhas awalk-in robeandensuitewiththesecond bedroomalsoadjoiningthetwoway bathroomwitheasyaccessshower Attherearis adeckingareathat linksthesidecourtyard,perfectfor avegetablepatchorsmalldogtorun around. Thesinglegarageleadstothefront doorofthehomeandhastheadded benefitof aremotepaneldoorforentry offthestreet. Aspaciousfrontyardisreadyfornew gardenstocreateevenmorewarmthto thiswellpresentedproperty Renovatedtwobedroomhome Brie fd etails Property:Shor twalktoMaffraC BD Ad dress:50PrincessSt ,M affra Price:$375,000 Cont ac t: Ke vin Read, We llington RealEst at e, 04 88 4110 26 Areputationbuiltonhonest yandintegrity Aaron Ralph -0456215087Jarr yd Sutton -0457034111Glen Synnott -0467550904John Walker -0477430090Declan Patten -0499949292 EST1886 773 CowwarrHeyfieldRdHEYFIELD$695,00 4Acres 20 WilliamsRdGLENGARRY$2,200,00050Ha 16 Railway St COWWARR$195,000 ResidentialLand 18 ParkinsonStMAFFRA $585,000 •Thismodest weatherboardfarmhousehasplentyofcharacterwith high ceilings,builtinfireplaceandbig verandahs •Largeoutdoorentertainingareawithopenfireplaceandspa •Separate bungalowwith verandaandpower •Goodsheddingand alargefrontpaddock •Large commercial kitchen,which comeswith a2.2m x2.2mwalkin cool room,rangehood,cooktop/oven,stainlesssteelbenches,dry storageandmuch more •Locationoftherurallifestyleproper ty is great, onlybeing ashor t5 minutedriveintoHeyfieldor30minutes to eitherSaleor Traralgon •A very solidbrickhome,perchedon arise overlookingthesensational wetland •4Bedroomhome,withmastersuiteandbuilt-in robes,openplan kitchenanddining roomflowsthrough to afrontbalconytoenjoythe Wetlandviewsand sunlight •Underneathis asolid 2cargarage •Powerand townwaterisconnectedtotheproper ty •Primeacreageincorporates 3waterways, ensuringwatersecurity 4Bed 2Bath4 Car •1000sqmblockisin agreat location centraltoeverythingin town. •Block is ready to build yourdreamhome •Centrallylocatedashor tdrivetobothmajor townsof Traralgon andSale •4bedroombrickhomewith aruraloutlook •Timber kitchen,dishwasher,electric cooking •2bathrooms,family room,lounge room •11M x6.3Mgarage,6Mx3Mgarage •Ingroundpool,coveredoutdoorarea 3Bed 1Bath3 Car 4Bed 2Bath2 Car Agent: AaronRalph0456 215087Agents -Jarryd Sutton0457034111 MaxO’Doherty0419286920 Agent: Aaron Ralph 0456215087 Agent- John Walker0477430090 395Raymond St,Sale 99 Factor yLane,Newry 2.6 Acres$710,000 •3Bedroomsofgoodsize, large familybathroomincludingbath andseparate shower •Doublecarpor t, 9x7.5m shed with concrete floor,powerand amezzaninefloor,afurther 5x6mand7x6mshedsallowfor plentyofstorageand 1Megalitre waterright •Goodsizekitchenwith dishwasher,freestanding oven Agent:Aaron Ralph0456215087 3Bed 1Bath4 Car 146 RaglanSt Sale $599,000 4Bed 2Bath6 Car •Thismeticulously renovatedhomehassomuch to offer forthe growingfamily •Moderntwo storeyhome comprisesof four spaciousbedrooms, ductedheating,modern renovatedbathroomandlaundry •Largeelectronicgate as youenter. Agents:Declan Patten0499949292Glen Synnott0467550904
PropertyGuideGippslandTimes Times-Spectator,Tuesday, 16 August,2022 –Page 19 W ELLlocatedandonly ashort walkfromthecentreof townisthiswellbuiltthree bedroomunitinMaffra. Thesecondunitin agroup ofthree,agentssaythisunitisprivateand well-locatedonthestratatitlewith anorth facingaspect. Thepropertyoffers awelllaidout floor planwithanopenplankitchen,diningand loungealongwiththreespaciousbedrooms allwithbuiltinrobes,servicedby afunc tionalbathroomandlargelaundrythatleads tothebackpatioarea. Agentssayaccessis abreezewith awide concretedrivewaythatleadstothecarport foraneasyentryorexit. Recentupdatestotheunitincludesolar powersystem, flooring,kitchenappliances, reversecycleunitandgardens. Thisunitwouldsuitthe potentialbuyerlookingtobe closertothemainstreetof Maffra,butstillneedstheroom of athreebedroomlayout. Unithas alottooffer Brie fd etails Property:Threebedroomunit Ad dress:2/ 18 BoisdaleStMaf fra Price:$350,000 Cont ac t: Ke vin Read, We llington RealEst at e, 04 88 4110 26 44803GP1627659 KarenManning Licensed Conveyancer JessicaLamb Licensed Conveyancer CONVEYANCING Pty Ltd 252RaymondSt,Sale (nexttoCommonwealthBank) PHONE: 51431456 GP164480 32018 Winner BUYINGORSELLING PROPERTYINVICTORIA? COMESEEUS! With19yearsinbusinessand over 45 Yearscombined conveyancing experience,wedoallthatis necessarytoensureasmooth propertytransaction! Principals 03 5144 4575 236Raymond Street Sale llingt alestate Contact: Tony Kiss 0419526637 TimMissen 0488 483000 Contact: BronwynSegafredo FORLEASE ACCESS 24 HOURS, 7 DAYS 168PattenStreet,Sale TraillEstate 5 6 1.463ha 4 3 2 1 MacleodDrv. BriagolongRd.SummersDrv. 44.5m 42.6m 32m 37.8m37.8m 46m 46m 38.7m 34.7m Ruralliving zone Sealed roadfrontage Powerand fullyfenced Gently Undulating RuralA llotments NOW SELLING 03 5144 4575 236Raymond Street Sale Contact: Tony Kiss 0419526637 TimMissen 0488 483000 llingt alestate Contact: Tony Kiss 0419 526637 TimMissen0488483 000 03 5144 4575 236Raymond Street Sale wellingtonrealestate.com.au
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“Applicationsforirrigationupgradeprojectsclose onWednesday,August31andmustbesupported by acurrentandapprovedfarmplan. “Applications forfarmplanprojectscloseonce allfundsareallocated,oronAugust31,whichever occursfirst. “Ifyou’vehadfarmplanningorirrigation upgradesonyourto-dolist,wesuggestgetting yourapplicationinassoonaspossible. TheCentralGippslandIrrigationEfficiency IncentivesProgramisrunbytheWestGippsland CatchmentManagementAuthority(WGCMA) andAgricultureVictoria,andfundedbythestate government’sSustainableIrrigationProgram. ToapplyforfundingthroughtheCentral GippslandIrrigationEfficiencyIncentive s Program,visithttps://bit.ly/3SbVpu0 Businessesare abletoapplyfor twoseparatefarmprojectsundertheCentralGippslandIrrigation EfficiencyIncentivesProgram. Photo:Contributed GP1645995 GordonConners0408 131720 BenGreenwood0429 193136 IanBaker0408509 319 Greg Wrigglesworth0407809 155 BrianOgilvie 0428598 751 HaydenMcKenzie0428 411201 BaileyAnderson0409 614167 Followuson Facebook GP1646237 STORE CATTLE SALE Thursday,18thAugust at11.00am,GRLE Sale •Goodentriestohand •Further entriesinvited GP164 16 6 P6331 31 HYGAIN JP DRYSDALE COBBER SALE 17 Dawson Street MAFFR A 644 Maffra-Stratford Rd STRATFORD Lot 2 Princes Hwy LIVESTOCK FEED SPECIALS ALLROUNDER $17.50 TRUEBREED $27.20 BALANCED $33.60 OATENCHAFF $19.50 LUCERNECHAFF $26.00 COMBOCHAFF $24.80 MITAVITEGUMNUTS $29.90 WORKINGDOG $43.90 ACTIVEDOG $43.90 SENIORDOG $43.90 AUGUSTANDSEPTEMBER
MissKilloransaidupto$10,000perprojectis availableforfarmplans,withbusinessesableto applyfortwoseparatefarmprojects. “Irrigatorswantingtoupgradetheirsystems (floodtospray,reusesystemsorbestpractice surfaceirrigation)canapplyforupto$20,000for oneprojectperbusiness,”shesaid.
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Grantsforirrigators IRRIGATORSinorneartheMacalisterIrrigation Area(MIA)cannowapplytosecurefundingfor farmplansorirrigationsystemupgrades. AgricultureVictoriaIrrigationextensionofficer, AlexisKilloran,saidirrigatorsshouldnowapply totheCentralGippslandIrrigationEfficiency IncentivesProgram. “Wewanttosupportasmanyirrigatorsaspossibletoupgradetheirsystems,”shesaid.
TheSustainableForestsTimberAmendment (TimberHarvestingSafetyZones)Bill2022 bringsstrongerpenaltiestodeterdangerous protestactivitiesthatputthesafetyofboth forestry workersandpeoplewho illegallyenter dangerousworksitesatrisk. Thenewlegislation ,w hic hh ad bee n demandedbyunionsandthestateopposition,introducesoffencesandupdatesexisting penaltiestodeter dangerousprotestaction intimberharvestingsafetyzones.These zonesaresmallandrestrictedworksites whereforestryharvestingandactivitiesare undertaken.Itisillegalforanyonewhois notauthorisedtobeinthoseareas.Thenew legislationcomesintoeffectfromnextMay.
CFMEUNationalSecretary,Manufacturing’, MichaelO’Connor,saidpeoplehad arightto protestpeacefullybuttheyshouldnottarget timberworkers. “Allworkershavetherighttogotowork eachdayanddotheirjobwithouthavingtheir healthandsafetycompromisedbydangerous activity,”hesaid. Environmentalistsmaintainthelegislation takesawaytheirdemocraticrighttoprotest againstactivitiestheyregardasenvironmentallydestructive.However,MrO’Connorsaid timberworkershadbeenshockedbyvarious incidents. Workplaceinvadershadhiddeninundergrowthandleaptout infront ofoperating machineryhesaid.
VicForestschiefexecutive,MoniqueDawson, told aSenatehearinglastyearthatinone incident, achildwaswanderingnearwhere protesterswereattachedto aharvesterthat couldhavecrushedthem. “Itwas,frankly, aterrifyingsituation,”she said. fromprotests “Improvingirrigationsystemsallowsfarmersto usetheirwaterentitlementbetter,savemoneyand water,andincreasefarmproductivity.”
PhilipHopkins GIPPSLANDloggingcontractorsandtheir workerswillbemoreprotectedfromillegal protestsintheforestbyenvironmentalists understrengthenedlawspassed bythe AndrewsGovernment.
millioninvestmentintowaterwayandcatchment healthprojectsintheVictorianBudget2022/23. MsShingtoldthe
MINISTERforWaterHarrietShingwasjoinedby
In amediarelease,thestategovernmentsaid theprojectwillallowendangeredandsignificant Ministerfor
representatives from
“Thefishwayispartofthat$10millioninvestmentinwaterwayhealth,resourcemanagement, efficiency improvementsandbetteroutcomesfor
government. ThenewMaffraWeirFishwayispartof
ManagementAuthority Photo:StefanBradley AerialviewoftheMaffraWeir Photo:Contributed Maffra WeirFishwayproposed design. Photo:Contributed Minister
nativefishspeciestotravelupstreamalongthe MacalisterRiver. Thefishwaywillconnect34kilometresof waterway,allowingfishlikethe Australian Bass,theculturallysignificant RiverBlackfish andtheendangeredAustralianGraylingtotravel upstreamtohigh-qualityriverhabitatwithinthe system. MaffraWeiris amajorirrigationofftakeforthe MacalisterIrrigationDistrict,butannualfish surveysshowthattheweirpreventsnativefish fromtravelling upstream. Thisnewfishwaywillhelpfuture-prooftheriver system,andstrengthentheclimateresilienceof
Insteadof(theweir)being abarrier,it’llnowbe somethingthatwillallowfishandotherspecies togothrough. “Connectedwaterwayslikethisarereally importantwhenitcomestodroughtrefugeand afterdisasterslikebushfires,sofishcanmigrate throughtimesofstress.” Designofthefishwayis expectedtobecomplete inlate2024,withconstructionfinishedbyend of2027. MsShingsaidthewate rb elongedtoall Victorians. “Wewanttoensurethatthelong-termplanning for(projects likethis)iscollaborativeandrespectful,”MsShingsaid. Otherprojects fundedincludeupgradestowateringinfrastructureinWestGippslandandtothe WerribeeDiversionWeir. SRWmanagingdirectorCameronFitzGerald saidtheprojectwas agreat partnershipwith WGCMAandthestategovernment. “It’sallaboutworkingtogetherforgreatoutcomes forthebroadercommunity,”hesaid. GP1646525 G P 1 6 3 4 8 4 ColleenBye 04 67 533 003 Phillip Fleming 0498 242421 Wayne McKay 0419 486282 SteveFallon 0427 352231 FOR ALLBOOKINGSPLEASECONTACT: TOPPRICESFOR LAST WEEK'SCULLS Friesian cow $2,311.92 Friesian bull $2,537.13 Speckle bull $2,674.15 Manufacturing steer $2,817.45 1PrinceStreet, Rosedale CULLS GOINGEVERY MONDAY
StefanBradley representativesfromSouthernRuralWater(SRW) andtheWestGippslandCatchmentManagement Authority(WGCMA)onThursdaymorning,asshe inspectedthesiteof anewfishwayattheMaffra Weir,toreceivefinancialbackingbythestate a$10 GippslandTimes thattheindividualcostsof theprojectwerestillbeingfinalised. theenvironment andirrigators,”MsShingsaid. WaterHarrietShing(fourthfromright) at theMaffra Weirwith Southern Rural Waterandthe West GippslandCatchment meetsSRW and WGCMA localfishpopulations byallowingthemtomove upstream intimesofdroughtandenablethemto quicklymovebackintotheriverreacheswhen wetconditionsreturn. Irrigationandenvironmentalwaterreleases from LakeGlenmaggieupstreamensuresthissection oftheMacalisterRiverreceivespermanentflows forfishtoreside. “Aprojectwhichconnectstherivervia afishway hadstrongcommunitysupportandwilldeliveron along-helddreamforGippslandfieldnaturalists -whodo valuableworkforourcommunityand environment,”MsShingsaid. TheprojectwillbedeliveredbyWGCMAin collaborationwithSRWwhichmanagestheweir facility. WGCMAchiefexecutiveMartinFullersaidthe mostimportantprincipleofanyriversystemwas connectivity. “Ifyouensurethat ariverisconnected,thereare somanybenefitsenvironmentallyandculturally,” MrFullersaid. “Thesearewaterwaysthe(WGCMA)havebeen rehabilitatingover aperiodof25,30,50years. Sothat’s what makes(theseworks) soexciting.
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TAFEcourseisopenfornewdairytechnologies at Maffra TomParry
Theinitiative isbeingledbytheschool’sagricultureteacher,LashayTricker,andappliedto theCollabor8program -whichitselfispartofthe BroadeningHorizonsprogram. First introduced totheschoolin2017,Broadening HorizonsisrunthroughtheLatrobeValley Authorityandaimstolinkschoolstudentswith industryandcommunitygroups. AccordingtoMsTricker,MaffraSecondary’s industrypartnersincludeWellingtonShire,Elders, Landcare,GippsDairyandAgricultureVictoria. AspartofCollabor8,thesepartnersposequestionsandchallengesthattheyfacetostudents, whothenworkingroupstofindsolutions. “Anumberofthepartnersposedthechallenge ofpreventing,managinganddealingwithFMD; theyspoketothestudentsaboutthehugeeconomic impactitwouldhaveonourlocalarea,”MsTricker explained. “Theproblemsolvingand designprocessisgreat forthestudentstoworkthrough;itencourages themtobuildempathy(for)otherpeopleandsee thingsfrom adifferentperspective. “Theyalsolearn arangeoftransferrableskills.”
FMDlessons
WithMaffra’seconomybeingheavilyrelianton the dairy industry,theschoolfeltitwasimportant towarnaboutthedangersofanoutbreakwere onetooccur. “The students werereally engaged,(and)they enjoyedcompletingsomethingthathadlinksto therealworld,”MsTrickersaid. “Theyhavelearntthatitcanbedifficulttopreventiftherewastobeanincident,butdeveloping agoodbiosecurityplanand changing practicecan helptolimittheimpactifitwastohappen.”
Aspartofthe program,studentsdeveloped a rangeofdesignsforitemstopreventFMD,includingfootbaths,tyrecovers,andvehiclewashbays. Additionally,studentshavelearntfurtherabout FMDthroughMsTricker’sYear10Agricultural Scienceclass,wheretheywillcontinuetodiscuss farmbiosecurityingreaterdetail. TheBroadeningHorizonsprogramwillbe continuingatMaffraSecondaryCollegeforthe foreseeablefuture. Maffra SecondarystudentsEmilySvenson andRose Jonesshow theirfootbathprototype (above) to Landcare’sBonnieReeves. MaffraSecondaryCollege studentsBrysen Higginsand Lachie Wain(right)with theirtyre coverprototypeto avoidtransporting FMDon farms. Photos:Contributed Your“onestopshop”forallyourbulk &baggedstockfeed,nutritionaladvice andruralmerchandiserequirements Your “one stop shop” for all 620 Heyfield Upper Maffra Road Tinamba West Ph 5145 1345 GP1636714 MattJames-Sales Mob:0488623159 0 H fi ld U FreedeliveryinGippsland •Locally owned• Products manufactured onsite •Employinglocals 76 PRINCESHWY, SALE PHONE 51430075 ● Fertilizer ● Gypsum ● Lime GP1645991 GP1646212
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WITHconcernsaboutfoot-and-mouth disease (FMD)everpresent,MaffraSecondaryCollege hasbeenteachingstudentshowtosafeguardthe communityfrominfection.
TomParry TAFEGippslandisoffering anewcoursetotertiary students,madewiththenextgenerationofdairy workersandfarmhandsinmind. ThecoursecombinestheCertificateIIIin Engineering -MechanicalTradeandCertificate III in Agriculture qualifications, with the aim to equipstudentsforworkon amoderndairyfarm.
AccordingtoheadofIndustryEngagement StuartQuigley,thecourseis adirectresponseto meetinganindustryneed.
“Afterextensivediscussionswithindustry,itwas identifiedthattherewas agapinthemarketand thattechnologywasadvancingfast,particularlyin thearea ofroboticmilkingmachines,” MrQuigley said. “TheexistingCertIIIinMechanicalEngineering wasadaptedandunitsimportedtosuittheneeds ofthe(dairy)industry.” OnesuchstakeholderwasLelyCente r Gippsland’sDanielleAuldist. ItwasMsAuldist,alongsiderepresentatives fromWarragul’sGippyDairyCentre,whoinitially approachedMrQuigleyaboutthedevelopmentof thenewcourse “Dairytechniciansneedsomanyskillsnow,” MsAuldistsaid. “Automationofmilkingmeanstheyneedtoknow aboutmachinesandcomputers,aswellashowto installthemon-site. “Nocourseofferedthescopeofskillsall-in-one likethenewcoursedoes. “ItisimportantthatTAFEGippslandofferthe new courseasitdevelopsskillsneededacrossmany industrysectorsbesidesdairysuchaslargescale glasshouses,foodprocessingplants,machinery centresandmining. “In away,theTAFEhasupdated agreat traditionaltradesoitkeepspacewithwhatisneeded inworkplaces.” AccordingtoMrQuigley, thecourseoffers the samemechanicalengineeringunitsintheexisting CertificateIII,butstudentscanelecttododairyspecificunitssuchasmechanicallytestingmilking machines,installingmilkingmachines,andTIG weldingofstainlesstubes. Studytakesplaceaspartof at hree-yea r apprenticeship,andisbeingofferedacrossallof Gippsland,withcampus-baseddeliveryatthe Yallournandsoon-to-be-openedPortofSale campuses. Moreinformationcanbefoundbyvisitingwww tafegippsland.edu.au
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Saturday,August20,at SaleShowgroundsinthe horsepavilion,8am-12:30 pm.Enq:0409697254. BULLS Forhireorsale.Angus, Limousin,Here ford, JerseyandFriesian.Very quiet.Ph.0447331762. HORSESWANTED $$$CashPaid$$$ Gippsland Ph.Dave0418202202 Livestock • BAKER,PASTRYCOOK Maffraarea.Pleasetext detailsto0407066784. WantedToBuy • Situations Vacant CARREMOVALS• Freeservice. PhoneSam0488471163 Wanted • AGM TheSeaspraySurfLifesavingClubwillbehaving it's2022AnnualGeneral MeetingonSunday,Sept. 11attheClubcommencingat2pm. Allmembersandinterestedpartieswelcome. Writtennominationsfor Boardpositionsshouldbe submittedbySept.4. Forfurtherquestionsor detai lscontactthe Secretaryoftheclubat secretary@seaspraysurf club.org.auorphone 0498010812. JMSPAINTING ServicingtheGippsland areawith15yearsexperience.Interiorandexterior, neworold.For aprompt andreliableservicecontactJoefor anoobligation freequote. Phone0477232706. AGM ForMondayTuckerInc. willbeheldat2pmon September15,2022at theVeteran'sCentre, MacalisterStreetSale. animalregistereddomesticusinessmayuseitscouncilusinessregistrationnumerasanalternative ASHTON, JeanCameron, lateofStrettonParkHostel,KentSt,Maffraand previously68QueenSt. Maffra,deceased. Creditors,nextofkin,and othershavingclaimsin respectoftheestateof thedeceased,whodied6 June2021arerequiredby theexecutors,Meredith AshtonandDavid Mc Kenz ie ,tos end particular stoD av id McKenzie,POBox335, Williamstown,3016by20 October2022afterwhich datetheexecutorsmay conveyordistributethe assets,havingregardonly totheclaimsofwhichthey thenhavenotice. IMPOUNDED WellingtonShireCouncil hasimpoundedone(1) SmallBlackSteerfrom SettlementRoad,PearsondaleonTuesday,9 August2022. Ifnotclaimedwithin7 days, the impounded SmallBlackSteerwillbe offeredforsaleatthe GippslandRegionalLivestockExchangeinSale. Forenquiries,pleasecontactimpoundingOfficerS. Driffillon1300366244. 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Times-Spectator,Tuesday,16August,2022 -Page27 Advertiseinthe GippslandTimesand Latrobe Valley Express MotoringSection for $66.90 with acolourpicture or $53without apicture Atotalof 16 issues!* *conditions apply Classi fi ed s de adline for Fr iday’s Gippsland Times is 9:30am Thursda y AnglicanDioceseofGippsland SafeMinistry ClearanceOfficer TheDioceseisseeking apersontocontributeto ouron-goingcommitmenttoproviding asafe environmentforall,especiallychildrenand vulnerablepeople. TheSafeMinistryClearanceOfficerplaysa significantroleinenablingministryactivities acrosstheparishesandmissionalactivitiesof theDiocese. Apermanentpart-timepositionisavailablefor3 daysperweek. Thisroleissuitableforflexibleworking arrangements. EssentialSkills /Requirements ● Demonstratedexperienceinclerica l /administrativeroles. ● CompetencyinMicrosoftsuite,AdobePRO, dataentry,databasemanagement. ● Abilitytobeself-directedandwork independently. Formoreinformation,and apositiondescription, pleasecontacttheRegistrar,RichardConnelly viaemail: richardc@gippslandanglicans.org.au Applicationsclose26August2022 REINTEGRATIONCOORDINATOR -ReLinkProgram SalaryRange:$88,761.92 +Superannuation 4-5Daysperweek(FTE) -to30June,2027 WorkaspartoftheVACROteaminFulham Prisontodeliveraninnovativepre-release program.Thisroleinvolvesclientassessment, groupfacilitationandindividualsessionsandwill suitsomeonewith abackgroundinSocialWork, Psychology,EducationorHumanServices. HowtoApply Viewthepositiondescriptionandfull advertisementcontainingKeySelectionCriteria at https://www.vacro.org.au Applicationsclose9am,Monday22August, 2022. Successfulapplicantswillberequiredtoprovideevidence ofCOVID-19vaccinationandboosterorapproved exemptionpriortocommencement. CHEFREQUIREDx2 Aboutthebusiness Mr. DFoodandCoffeeinBairnsdaleis convenientlylocatedonthehighlyvisiblebustling cornerofMainandServicestreets.Mr. Dserves onlythefreshestproducesourcedfromlocal farm-gateproducesandsuppliers,tobringyoua modernAustraliamenudailyforbreakfast,lunch anddinner...with ahintofItalianinfluence. Abouttherole Thisexcitingpositionwouldbesuitabletoan experiencedchefwhoenjoys afastpaced environment,workswellaspartof ateamand hastheabilitytoensureexcellentserviceand qualitystandards.Ifyouhaveexperienceina professionalkitchen, agreatworkethic,high leveloftrainingandattentiontodetailandthe abilitytoworkin ateam,wewanttohearfrom you!Thispositionwillincludeeveningand weekendworkon arotatingroster. Anattractivesalarypackageisonofferforthesuccessful applicant,withanimmediatestartavailable. Whatwearelookingfor? Enthusiastic,energetic,positive,andresponsible teamplayers.Wearelookingfor achefwho welcomepositivechangesintheirlives;eagerto tacklenewchallenges;andlovestointeractwith peopleingeneralbutmostimportantlyloves food. Ifthispositionsoundslikeyou,pleaseemailyour resumeto info@mrdfoodandcoffee.com.au or call 0400534410 Allapplicantswillbetreatedinthestrictestof confidence. Apprentice MechanicalFitter Are you fascinated about how things are put together or ever wondered how different machineswork? Doyoufindyourselfspendingtimeintheshed,pullingthingsapart toseehowtheywork?Ifyouhavea naturaleyefordetailandaregoodwithyour hands,becominga MechanicalFitterApprentice couldbeforyou! Undertakin gt hi s fo ur-yearapprentices hi p will giveyoutheopportunityto become aqualifiedMechanicalFitterandearnyour CertificateIIIinEngineering (Mechanical Trade)(MEM30219). Yo uw illbetrainedtoinstallne wm achinery, re pair oldmachinery, an dm ak e parts. Youw illlearntooperateheavyequipmentlikemetallathesandmilling machinestomanufacture andrepairpartsand readtechnicaldrawingstodetermine howtoassemble equipment ,findfaultsonrunningplant andfabricateto exact specifications. Yo uw illworkon arangeofmech anicalplantandequipment includinggearboxes,pumps,conveyors,valves,pipework, andturbines. Basedat LoyYang BPowerStation, Victoria’snewest andmostefficient coal-fired powerstation,youwillworkwithanexperiencedandpassionateteamofpeople committedtohelpingyoulearn. THEBESTBITS NoHECS-HELPdebt –infact, mostapprenticeshipsarefully fundedbythe Government .So,youwillleaveyour 4years with aqualification,nodebt ,and re adytoearnthebigbucksinanindustrythatise agerfo rmoreq ualified tradespeopletojointheir ranks We willactuallypayyou tolearn! Howmanyofyourunimatesgetpaidtostudy? Placementswithotheremployerstobroadenyourexperience,enhanceyour tradeskillsanddevelopvaluablenetworks Transferrableskills applicableto arangeofindustries Potentialtobeselectedfor a scholarship offeringfinancialsupporttocomplete apost-tradequalificationinnewenergytechnologiesuponcompletionofyour apprenticeship LoyYangB areaculturallydiverseemployerandwelcomeapplicationsfrom peoplewithdifferentbackgrounds,experiencesandperspectiveswhoaspire tomake adifferencewith aleading energyemployer Hostspecific-four-dayweek,additional training(e.g. forklift, EWP,welding,and hydraulics) perks WHOSHOULDAPPLY? We’relookingfor motivatedapplicants whohave agenuineinterestinstartingatrade careerwithinthemechanicalengineering industry Requirements: Goodcommunicationskills ReliabilityandPunctuality Excellentmechanicalaptitude Goodsafetyawareness Ifyouthinkthiscouldbeyou –applyonlinenowbysubmittingyour resumeandcover letterexplainingwhyyouthinkyou wouldbetheidealMechanicalFitterApprentice! TO FIND OUTMOREABOUTTHE ROLE AND TO APPLY,GOTO JOBS.PROGRAMMED.COM.AUANDSEARCH FITTER Applicationsclose Wednesday, 31 August 2022 GP1646156 GP1646344 SituationsVacant • Electrical Apprentice Areyou alogicalthinkerwithgooddiagnosticability? Doyouenjoymathsand technicaltasks?Ifyouhave anaturaleyefordetailandaninterestinelectrical circuitsandnetworks,becomingan ElectricalApprentice couldbeforyou! Undertakin gt his four-yea ra pprentices hip wi llgiveyo ut heop portunit yt o become aqualifiedElectricianandearnyour CertificateIIIinElectrotechnology –Electrician(UEE30820). Youwillbetrained toinstalland repairelectricalnetworks,systemsandcircuitsin aheavyindustrialenvironment .Youwilllearnhowtodiagnoseissuesinelectrical networks,fitand repairelectricalcomponents,maintaincablesandwires,install electricalswitchboardsand readelectricalcircuitdrawings. Basedat LoyYang BPowerStation, Victoria’snewestandmostefficientcoal-fired powerstation,youwillworkwithanexperiencedandpassionateteamofpeople committedtohelpingyoulearn. THEBESTBITS NoHECS-HELPdebt –infact, mostapprenticeshipsarefullyfunded bythe Government .So,youwillleaveyour 4years with aqualification,nodebt ,and re adytoearnthebigbucksinanindustryt hatiseage rfor moreq ualified tradespeopletojointheir ranks We willactuallypayyoutolearn! Howmanyofyourunimatesgetpaidtostudy? Placementswithotheremployerstobroadenyourexperience,enhanceyour tradeskillsanddevelopvaluablenetworks Transferrableskills applicableto arangeofindustries Ifyouareahighperformer,you maybegiventheopportunitytocomplete furthertraining toobtain aCertificateIIIinInstrumentationandControlsupon completionofyourelectricaltraining Potentialto beselectedfor a scholarship offeringfinancialsupporttocomplete apost-tradequalificationinnewenergytechnologiesuponcompletionofyour apprenticeship LoyYangB areaculturallydiverseemployerandwelcomeapplicationsfrom peoplewithdifferentbackgrounds,experiencesandperspectiveswhoaspire to make adifferencewith aleadingenergy employer Hostspecific -four-dayweek,additional training(e.g. forklift,EWP,welding,and hydraulics)perks WHOSHOULDAPPLY? We’relookingformotivatedapplicantswhohave agenuineinterest instartingatrade career withintheelectricalindustry. Requirements: Goodcommunicationskills ReliabilityandPunctuality Systematicproblemsolving Goodmathematicalskills Goodsafetyawareness Ifyouthinkthiscouldbeyou –applyonlinenowbysubmittingyour resumeand coverletterexplaining whyyou thinkyouwouldbetheideal ElectricalApprentice! TO FINDOUT MOREABOUT THE ROLE AND TO APPLY, GO TO JOBS.PROGRAMMED.COM.AUANDSEARCH FORTHE VACANCY Applicationsclose Wednesday, 31 August2022. GP1646159 GP1646346 CatholicCollegeSaleLtd "EveryStudent,EveryDay" Applicationsareinvitedforthefollowingposition: StudentSupportOfficer 12-monthcontract,full-time (part-timewouldbeconsidered) As aChildSafeSchoolourfocusistoprovidea faith-filledpartnershipbetweenstudents,families andtheCollegetoachievestudentlearning goals. Furtherinformationandapplicationforms availableat www.ccsale.catholic.edu.au Allapplicationsaretobeforwardedto principal@ccsale.catholic.edu.au Applicationsclose: 4.00pm,Wednesday31August2022 PROPOSALTOUPGRADEOPTUSMOBILE PHONEBASESTATIONSATMAFFRA WITH5G Optusplanstoupgradethetelecommunicationsfacilitiesatthebelow mentionedaddresswiththeadditionofnew5Gequipment: RailwayPlace,MAFFRAVIC3860(RFNSA:3860003) Theproposedupgradeconsistsof● Theinstallationofnewmounts ● Thereplacementofthree(3)existingpanelantennaswiththree(3)new panelantennas(eachis2.688mlong) ● Thereplacementofnine(9)existingRemoteRadioUnits(RRUs)with twelve(12)newRRUs. ● Theinstallation,relocationandremovalofancillaryequipmentincluding RRUs,antennamounts,feeders,cabling,combiners,and ● Otherassociatedequipment,andtheworkswithintheexistingequipment room. OptusregardstheproposedinstallationsasLow-impactFacilitiesunderthe Telecommunications(Low-impactFacilities)Determination2018 ("TheDetermination") basedonthedescriptionsabove. InaccordancewithSection 7ofC564:2020MobilePhoneBaseStation DeploymentCode,weinviteyoutoprovidefeedbackabouttheproposals. Furtherinformationand/orcommentsshouldbedirectedto:WannanBaoon 0428684927,orviatheServiceStreamWirelessConsultationinboxat Optus.submissions@servicestream.com.au orZenithCentre,Level3, TowerB,821PacificHighway,ChatswoodNSW2167,by 5pm,Thursday1 September2022. Ifyouwouldliketoknowmoreaboutthissite,furtherinformationcanbe obtainedfrom www.rfnsa.com.au GP1646645 PublicNotices • SituationsVacant •
Page28 -Times-Spectator,Tuesday,16August,2022 CommunityDevelopmentOfficer PermanentPartTime.8 -1FTE FlexibleHours AshleighHouseiscommittedtobeinganemployerofchoice.Wedothisby offeringaboveawardremuneration,flexibleworkingarrangements,great professionaldevelopmentprograms,employeesupportandopportunityto growyourcareerinAgedCareandAssistedLiving. Weareseeking aCommunityDevelopmentOfficertojoinourteam.This positionwillberesponsibleforleadingandengagingwithourIndependent LivingUnitResidents,promotingmeaningfulactivityprogramswiththeILU communityandbroadercommunityanddesignandimplement acalendarof onlineandofflineeventsandprograms. Toapplyforthisposition,youwillhaverelevanttertiaryexperience(or willingtoobtain),demonstratedexperienceindeliveringexcitingand engagingprograms,beproficientandcomfortablewithadoptingtechnology andsoftwaretools,beself-motivated,highlydevelopedinterpersonalskills anddemonstratedexperienceindevelopingandmaintainingrelationships withinternalandexternalgroups. Thesuccessfulcandidatewillrequire aclearNDISworkerscreeningcheck anduptodateCOVID19vaccinationspriortocommencement. ToapplyemailyourCVandcoverletterto admin@secvinc.com.au Foodandbeverage attendants/frontofhouse RAAFBaseEastSale SkoutSolutionsandVentiaareseeking Food andBeverageAttendants /FrontofHouse. 1xFulltimeMon-Fri. 1xParttimebarattendant21hrsRSA. 3xCasuals. Availabilityis10-38hoursperweek,Mondayto Sundaywithshiftsbeingmorningandevening. Benefits: ● Flexibleworkinghours. ● Greatsupportiveteam. Tasks: ● Frontofhouseduties. ● Customerservice. ● Cleaningandmaintainingmesses. SkillsandExperience: ● Greatcustomerserviceskills. ● Abilitytoworkwellbothwithin ateamandon owninitiative. ● Abilitytoworkin ahigh-pressureenvironment. Pleasenotethatduetoclientrequirements wecanonlyconsidercandidateswhoare Australiancitizens. Aspartoftherecruitmentprocess,youwill beaskedtoobtainanAustralianpolicecheck and apre-employmentassessmentaspartof ourbackgroundchecks. AboriginalandTorresStraitIslanderpeopleare encouragedtoapply. ApplicationthroughSeekoremail maz.johnson@ventia.com POPTOP, FulcherbyGalaxy.2003SeriesIIPop top,goodcond.Microwave, 4bnrcooktop w/griller,dblbed. 2gas bot tles, singlewhls $17,000ono.0407850 369. Caravans • HONDA CT200,AGbike, goodcondition,veryreliable $2,300.YamahaWR426, faircondition,veryreliable $2,700.Ph0498346427. Motorcycles • SENIORBARISTA Abouttherole Mr. DFoodandCoffeeisbasedinBairnsdale andthispositionisofferedon afull-timebasis. Therolewillrequireyoutoworkcloselywithour existingteamtocreate apositiveenvironment wherecustomersfeelwelcomeandareexcited tovisit.We'relookingforsomeonewhoishighly motivated,resourceful,andabletobuildtheir owncommunityofloyalcustomerswithsound workingknowledgeofcoffeemachines,grinders anddifferentformsofbrewingtechniques. Benefitsandperks Forthesuccessfulapplicantofthisposition,an attractiveremunerationpackagewillbeoffered includingperformancebasedincentives.You mustbewillingtorelocateforthisposition. Yourkeyresponsibilities ● Directlyresponsibleforthehighvolumeoutput ofexcellentqualityspecialitycoffeetoexact recipes. ● Growingourcommunityoffrequentcustomers bycreating afriendlyandrelaxedenvironment withinandaroundthevenue. ● WorkwithourBaristaandBusiness Managementteamtobuildonexisting processesrequiredforefficientserviceand techniques. ● Provideinputintonewwaystobringnew customersintothevenue. ● Monitorandadjusttheperformanceofour state-of-theartequipmentandprovide ongoingtrainingandsupporttotheBarista team. ● Openingandclosingofthevenueandsupport ourBusinessManagementTeam. YourSkills ● Have aminimumoftwoyearsexperienceina similarhighvolumepositionwithanartistic flair. ● Behighlymotivatedandenthusiastic. ● Have apositive"cando"attitudetoutilisethe resourcesavailable. ● Bepassionateaboutcoffeeandthedifferent waysinwhichyoucanbrewthe"perfectcup." ● Have averyhighattentiontodetailacrossall aspectsofthevenuesoperationoutsideofthe Baristastation. ● Beabletoidentifyareasofimprovement, comeupwithsolutionsandimplementthem acrosstheteam. ● Beabletoworkindependentlyyet collaborativelywithexistingteammembers. ● Beavailabletoworkweekends.Thisisa mandatoryrequirementforthisposition. Pleaseemailyourinterestinconfidenceto info@mrdfoodandcoffee.com.au orcall 0400534410. VALIANT, 1977, 4door, 245, 3speed,littlerust, needsrestoration,serialno. CL1-M-41/HC12-4055, $4,20 0o .b.o. Tex t 0418176532forenquiries. PositionsAvailable Nurses(RN &EN)andPersonalCare Attendants CasualandPermanentPartTime FlexibleHours AshleighHouseiscommittedtobeinganemployerofchoice.Wedothisby offeringaboveawardremuneration,flexibleworkingarrangements,great professionaldevelopmentprograms,employeesupportandopportunityto growyourcareerinAgedCareandAssistedLiving. Ifyouareanempathetic,communitymindedpersonwhoismotivatedto workwiththeelderlyandvulnerable,thenyoumaywishtoconsider acareer withAshleighHouse. Thesuccessfulcandidatewillbe areliable,passionate,hard-workingperson whoworkswellin ateamenvironment.Experienceispreferredbutnot essential. Thesuccessfulcandidatewillrequire aclearNDISworkerscreeningcheck anduptodateCOVID19vaccinationspriortocommencement. ToapplyemailyourCVandcoverletterto admin@secvinc.com.au HYUNDAI Elantra,White 2017.2L, 6speedmanual.75,000km.Exccon. RWCert.reg.1VW9NF $15,750ono.Tel.5147 2191or0419199164. Chef RAAFBaseEastSale SkoutSolutionsandVentiaareseekinga chef to joinuson afull-timebasis. Duties: ● Ensureefficientpreparationanddeliveryof mealservices. ● Operatelarge-volumecommercialcooking equipment. ● Foodpreparationandqualitycontrol. ● Maintain acleanandsanitisedkitchen. SkillsandExperience: ● CommercialCookeryCertificateIIIorabove. ● Previousexperiencein alargecommercial kitchenandfastpacedenvironment. ● Soundknowledgeoffoodsafetystandards, relevantlegislation,andstatutoryobligations. ● Strongplanningandorganisationskills. YoumustbeanAustraliancitizenandhavethe abilitytomaintain adefenceclearanceinorderto beeligibleforthisposition,aswellasbeableto passanAustralianfederalpolicecheckand medicalpre-employmentchecksasrequiredby thecontract. AboriginalandTorresStraitIslanderpeopleare encouragedtoapply. Positionreferencenumber:121567 ApplicationsthroughSeekoremail shane.blackwell@ventia.com 1983PORSCHE, Exrallycar,rollcagenew setroadtyres,extra wheelsandtyres.$20,000 ono.Ph:0419385128. Cars • ClinicalCareManager PermanentPartTime.8 -1FTE FlexibleHours AshleighHouseiscommittedtobeinganemployerofchoice.Wedothisby offeringaboveawardremuneration,flexibleworkingarrangements,great professionaldevelopmentprograms,employeesupportandopportunityto growyourcareerinAgedCareandAssistedLiving. Weareseeking aClinicalCareManagertojoinourteam.Thisis akey managementpositionresponsibleforthequalitydeliveryofallcare/clinical activitiesandresidentcareplanning.Thispositionisthelinemanagerforall careandnursingstaff. Toapplyforthispositionyouwillbe aRegisteredNurse(withcurrent AHPRAreg),youwillideallyhavemanagementorseniornursing experience,excellentleadershipskills,beself-motivatedandwork effectivelyin ateam environment. Thesuccessfulcandidatewillrequire aclearNDISworkerscreeningcheck anduptodateCOVID19vaccinationspriortocommencement. ToapplyemailyourCVandcoverletterto admin@secvinc.com.au StMary'sPrimarySchoolYarramisseekingto appoint: ADMINISTRATIONOFFICER CommencementdateforthispositionisMonday 3October2022orbynegotiation. Thepositionisanongoing,part-timepositionat 0.92FTE(34.58hoursperweek). Furtherinformation,positiondescriptionand applicationdocumentationcanbedownloaded from: https://stmyarram.schoolzineplus.com/our-school EnquiriesmaybedirectedtothePrincipal,Mrs. MariaMooreviaemail: principal@stmyarram.catholic.edu.au Applicationsclose29thAugust2022 StMary'sPrimarySchoolpromotesthesafety,wellbeing andinclusionofallchildren. ProductionAssistant SmallmanufacturingbusinessinBriagolong lookingforpart-timeproductionassistant(20-25 hrsperweek)withpossibilityofgoingfull-time. Flexibleworkenvironment. Skillsandrequirements: ● Smallhandtooloperation ● Mechanicalaptitude/experience ● Attentiontodetail ● Driverslicence Aninterestinmotorcycleswouldbean advantage. Pleaseemail abrief introductionletterand resumeto bikestarters@gmail.com HOUSEKEEPINGSTAFF Weare aprogressiveAccommodationProvider InSalelookingforHouseKeepingStafftowork over asevendayrotatingroster. Requirementsforthepositionare: ReasonableFitness. StrongCommunicationSkills. Willingnesstoworkwithin ateamenvironment, aswellasindependently. Takeprideinyourworkwithaneyefordetail. Tobeavailableforimmediatestart. applicants.Onthejobtrainingwillbegiventotheright Onlygenuineapplicantsneedapply. PleaseforwardCV'sto: info@theaspen.com.au Attention:Managers SALESCONSULTANT Wearecurrentlylookingtoemploy afulltime salesconsultantatourSalestore. Ifyouareanenergetic,salesdrivenpersonand keentostartin abusyandsupportive environment,thisisforyou. Alltrainingisprovided,alongwith agenerous wageandcommissionstructure.WhileTelco /retailexperienceisnot amandatory requirement,itwouldbeadvantageous. Pleaseforwardyourcoverletterandresumeto: TheManagerat sale@yesoptus.com.au ordropoffinperson toourRaymondStstore. SituationsVacant • SituationsVacant • SituationsVacant • GP1646683
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MCDONALD (neeJensen). Aprivatefuneralservice forMrs.JaniceMaree McDonaldwillbeheld. Ifdesired,inlieuof flowers,donationsto Bairnsdale Regi ona l HealthServicesOncology wouldbeappreciated.
MAPLE-LAWS, Andrea. Nowfreeofallpainand gentlyrestinginthearms ofJesus.Yourdeterminationandfaithknewno boundsAndreaanditwas aprivilegetohaveknown you. SharonReid,Rosedale. Births • MAPLE-LAWS, AndreaMary. 29/3/1965 -7/8/2022 PassedawayatSale Hospital,aged57. LovingpartnerofGerald Laws(dec.). Andreawas aloving person. Godiswithus. HOBSON, Alan. 22/1/1936 -8/8/2022 Lovedandlovinghusband ofAnn. Dearlylovedfatherand father-in-lawofPhillipand Di,DeniseandJohn, Susan(dec.),Jeffand Felicity. MuchlovedPaofErin, Fiona,Jessica,Stephanie, Jacob,Davidandtheir partners. AdoredGreatPaofRosa, Izack,Leo,Teddy,Tia, JaidaandSavanna.
Privatecremation. Memorialtobeheldata laterdate. O'TOOLE, Margaret. 6/2/1940 -8/8/2022 LateofParadiseBeach, formerlyTraralgon. Sadlypassedawayat LaurinaLodgeHeyfield. Aged82. LifepartnertoBilly O'Toole. Alovingmother,grandmotherandgreatgrandmothertoStevenCarroll (dec.),SharronO'Hanlon, NatalieCarroll,Kristian O'Too le,Geral dine TePaa, ShannonCarroll andtheirfamilies. Foreverinourhearts
LOWE (neeMcConnachie), EleanorMary 4/7/1931 -9/8/2022 Passedawaypeacefully atRoyalFreemasons, Sale. CherishedwifeofDonald forover69years. Hewasatherside'tilthe end. Muchlovedmotherto Neville,Sue,Robin,Peter, MandyandJodieand theirpartners. AlovedNantohermany grandchildrenandgreat grandchildren. LOWE (neeMcConnachie) Tohearyourvoice,to seeyoursmile, Tositandtalkwithyoua while. Tobetogetherinthe sameoldway, Wouldbeourgreatest wishtoday. It'snotwhatwewrite, It'snotwhatwesay, It'showweremember you, Inourownspecialway. WithmuchloveRobin, Joan,LaurenandJames xxxx
LINDREA, RalphErnest. 3/12/1942 PassedawayatLRHon 4/8/2022,aged79. LovinghusbandofRuth (dec.). Fatherandfather-in-lawto JohnandLeonie,Ianand Janine,RayandPenny, GlennandLeanne. Lovedandadoredbyall hisgrandchildrenand greatgrandchildren. ReunitedwithMum
STRATFORD Sat20/8/228amat43 Peter'sDriveStratford. Movinginterstate.Many household,garageand gardenitems,including solidworkbench. BAGSHAW (neeJackson) Thefuneralserviceand committalforcremation forMrsSylviaAlthea BagshawWASHELDat StPaulsAnglican Cathedral, Saleon THURSDAY(August11, 2022). MCDONALD (neeJensen), JaniceMaree. Passedawaysuddenlyat BairnsdaleHospital,aged 70years. Cherishedwifeandbest friendof50yearsto Robert. MothertoBrettand Leanne. Mother-in-lawtoMeland John. NanatoJack,Laura, EmilyandNikki. Restingpeacefully. MydearestJan, Iwassmittenwithyou fromthedaywefirstmet andyoustolemyheart completely. Creating alife-timeof memoriestogether,was ourgreatestachievement. Welaughed. Wecried. Throughthegoodtimes andbad. Ihavelostmylife's companion, Andmyheartbreaksthat youaren'there. ResteasymyDear. Fo rever yourloving husband, -Rob Mumsie, Ican'tbegintotellyou howverygrateful Iam, to havehad alovingand caringmumlikeyou.You mademewho Iamtoday, andmymemoriesofyou, willembracemewith warmthandcomfort.Rest peacefullymumsie. Lovealways, -Leasie Funerals • LOWE (neeMcConnachie). Thefuneralservicefor MrsEleanorMaryLowe willbeheldatSt. Andrew'sUnitingChurch, CommercialRoadYarramat11amTODAY (TuesdayAugust16, 2022)followedbyburial attheYarramCemetery.
Pleaseseeourwebsite forlivestreamdetails. O'TOOLE. Thefuneralservicefor MrsMargaretO'Toolewill beheldattheGippsland MemorialParkCrematoriumChapel,Cemetery DriveTraralgonat2.30pm onTHURSDAY(August 18,2022). Funerals Funerals
GREEBIRTHDAYTINGS (size1column x6cm) COOPER. AfuneralserviceforMrs KarenJaneCooperwas heldonFRIDAY(August 5,2022).
Birthdays • BEALE. AfuneralserviceforMr PeterCharlesBealewas heldonFRIDAY(July29, 2022).
LINDREA. ThefuneralserviceforMr RalphErnestLindreawill beheldatDelbridge FuneralChapel,Marley Street,Saleat1pmon FridayAugust19,2022, followedbyburialatthe SaleLawnCemetery.
Times-Spectator,Tuesday,16August,2022 -Page29 MCDONALD (neeJensen), Jan(Janice). 25/3/1953 -9/8/2022 MuchlovedsisterofJohn andRose.Auntieof Shannon, Geoff and Jasmine,friendofHeather andMark. Takensuddenly,willbe sadlymissed. CondolencestoRobert, Brett ,L ea nneand families. OurFamilyCaringFor YourFamil ySince 1979 Member Of TheAustralian FuneralDirectorsAssociation Maffra5147 1954 Sale5144 1954 Heyfield5148 3354 www.semmensfunerals.com.au 24 Hour Service JOHNSON (neeFerns). Thefuneralservicefor MrsNancyMaryJohnson willbeheldatDelbridge FuneralChapel,Marley StreetSaleat1pmon MONDAY(August22, 2022),followedbya PrivateCremation. LOWE (neeMcConnachie), EleanorMary. 4/7/1931 -9/8/2022 Passedawaypeacefully atRoyalFreemasonsSale. Abeautifulladywitha gentlesoulwhowill remainforeverinour hearts.Wewillcherishthe memories -finallyat peace. Muchlovedmotherand mother-in-lawofPeter andAngela,Nanto EmersonandAidan. GAULKE. Afuneralservicefor MrsAngelaJuneGaulke washeldonTUESDAY (August9,2022).
SETON. AfuneralserviceforMr RaymondJohnSetonwas heldonWEDNESDAY (August10,2022).
MONKHOUSE BryanMonkhouseand StephanieHallareproud toannouncethebirthof theirfirstsonHamish Anthony.BornAugust4, 2022at2136hrsweighing 3340g/(7lb6oz).Hamish isthefirstgrandchildfor bothPhilandChris Monkhouse(Maffra)and GeoffandSandraHall (NZ). Averyspecialthankyou tomidwive sH eidi Karleusa,KateVerhoef andtheLRHteam.
BAGSHAW (neeJackson), SylviaAlthea. March19,1943 -August 7,2022 DaughterofSylviaand JohnJackson(dec.). WifeofIanBagshaw. Mother of Joanne, RebeccaandAmy. NanofFranchesca, Angus,OscarandMason. Inter nationa ll adyof mystery -homewas alwayswithyourfamily. DevotedMumandNan withhealinghandsand warmheart.Yourstories, singin ga nddance broughtlifetoourgenerations.Supremesweets baker -trifle,rumballs, rolly-uppancakes,caramelsliceandbutterfly cakes. Atpeacenowwithyour lovingfamilyandyour belovedfurryfriends. Enjoythebigballroomin thesky. Weshallmissourbiggest helpinghandand#1 supporter. Allourlovexxx
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Deaths • MCDONALD (neeJensen), JaniceMaree. DearestMumandNanna Jam, "OurlittleRayof Sunshine" Wordscannotexpress enoughourfeelingsof lossandsadness.Wewill missyousomuchMum, butthebeautifulmemoriesofyouwewillkeepin ourheartsalways. Allthetimeswehave spentgatheringasa familyandgrowingolder togetherwillbetreasured. Youhavebeenourmatriarch,ourshiningguiding light, aproudMum,MumIn-LawandNanna;supportive,lovingandgenuine.Anunbreakablebond betweenmotherandson. Youwouldgiveanything foryourfamily. Wewillmissyourwords ofwisdom,thekeepingof yourwaywardsoninline, yourkindheartmadeof gold,andthesoundof yourcheekylaughter. Weknowyouareinsafe handswithNanJ,Daand lovedones. Rememberingyou,missingyou,thinkingofyou. Weholdyouinourhearts, sodearlylovedandso sadlymissed. Withlovealways,your BrettyMac,yourMell, youryoungmanJackand yourpreciousgirlLaura.
DREW. AfuneralserviceforMs JoanneLouiseDrewwas heldonWEDNESDAY (August3,2022).
Withgratefulthankstothe wonderfulandcaringstaff atOpalAgedCare,Sale. Deeplymissedand lovinglyremembered.
IMPORTANOTICENT JOHNSON (neeFerns), NancyMary LateofSale,formerlyof Sydney. Passedawaypeacefully atSal eG ardens CommunityCare. Aged98years. BelovedwifeofFrank (dec.). Lovin gm ot her and mother-in-lawofMargaret andAllyn,JoyandColin, andAnne. Lovedgrandmotherof Kirsty,Garth,Bronwyn, Scott,Christopher(dec.) StephenandKristyand greatgrandmotheroftheir children. SpecialthankstoSale GardensCommunitystaff fortheirdedicatedcare overthepast11years. •
B a r ry &A nnetteLett We o ercare,compassionandservice with dignity,forthepeopleof Gippsland 67MacarthurStreet,SalePhone51431232 FuneralDirectors •
MAPLE-LAWS RequiemMassforthe ReposeoftheSoulof AndreaMaryMaple-Laws willbeofferedatSt.Rose ofLimaCatholicChurch, QueenStreetRosedaleat 11amTUESDAY(August 23,2022). Attheconclusionofmass thefuneralwillleavefor theGlenmaggieCemetery (arrivingatapprox.2pm). In lieu of flowers, donationsmaybemade toWilsonLodge.
DAVIDSON. Agravesideservicefor MrBruceDavidsonwillbe heldattheBairnsdale LawnCemetery,CemeteryRoad,Bairnsdaleat 11amTOMORROW (WednesdayAugust17, 2022). Pleaseseeourwebsite forlivestreamdetails. In lieu of flowers, donationsmaybemade toWilsonLodge.
JesseJackwaycarriestheballforwardforHeyfield.TheKangaroos ended theseasonwith awinoverGormanddale. August20)
CMitchell. LADDERS SENIORS WL DF A% PTS YYN 15 10 1900 643295.4960 CHURCHILL133 01966 1043 188.4952 TTU 12 40 1695 865 195.9548 YARRAM124 013931080 128.9848 WOODSIDE9 70 1489 969 153.6636 SALE CITY 87 11341 1107 121.14 34 HEYFIELD 6100 1209 1096 110.31 24 ROSEDALE 5101 1178 1166 101.03 22 GLENGARRY5 11 01067 1491 71.5620 COWWARR1 15 0587 227025.86 4 GORMANDALE 1150 5102605 19.58 4 RESERVES WL DF A% PTS YYN 15 10 1593 361441.27 60 TTU 15 10 1573 390403.3360 HEYFIELD 12 31 1348 469287.42 50 WOODSIDE124 01568605259.1748 ROSEDALE 87 111061026 107.834 GLENGARRY7 90 1047887118.04 28 SALE CITY 79 0804 116668.9528 COWWARR 4120 587 1361 43.1316 CHURCHILL3 13 0584 1818 32.1212 GORMANDALE 2140 542 1655 32.75 8 YARRAM2 12 0448 1462 30.64 8 THIRDS WL DF A% PTS ROSEDALE 15 10 1649 357461.960 HEYFIELD 14 20 1458 453321.85 56 WOODSIDE115 01431700204.43 44 CHURCHILL115 01293739 174.97 44 SALE CITY 97 01065839 126.9436 TTU 88 088291995.9732 GLENGARRY8 80 754870 86.6732 GORMANDALE 6100 830 1049 79.12 24 YARRAM4 12 0645 1348 47.8516 YYN 2140 553 114748.21 8 COWWARR 0160 305 244412.48 0 Cananyonebea tthe Jetsin North Gippy? ScottBerechree INanotherwiseuneventfulfinalround ofhome-and-awayfootballintheNorth GippslandFootball-NetballLeague,Yallourn YallournNorthfiredonelastwarningshot acrossthebowsoftherestofthecompetition bytakingsecond-placedTraralgonTyers UnitedtothecleanersonSaturday. TheleagueleadingJetswonallbarthe secondtermandranoutnearenoughto12 goalwinners,16.10(106)to5.5(35). Ashasbeenthecaseallyear,theJets’ defencesuffocatedtheiropponents,restrictingtheusuallyfree-scoringBomberoutfitto onlyfivemajorsfortheday.
SaleCity Seniors: Churchillvs TTU Reserves: TTUvsHeyfield Thirds: Heyfieldvs Woodside ELIMINATION FINAL (Sunday, August 21)-Churchill Seniors: Yarramvs Woodside Reserves: Woodsidevs Rosedale Thirds: ChurchillvsSaleCity WinnerofQualifyingFinal toplay Seniors: YYN Reserves: YYN Thirds: Rosedale
YallournYallournNorth -Goals: KHughes5, DMacDonald4, DKeyhoe3, J Keyhoe3, EDeCarli.Best: MTwaddle,J Massese,E De Carli, DShellcot, J Keyhoe,DKeyhoe.TTU -Goals: JAlbanese,J Cutts,S Goddard, KLewthwaite, HWillaton.Best: SGoddard, THourigan, RJacobsen, LWillaton, MMustoe, Q Sinclair Heyfield 3.65.159.1812.24(96) Gormandale1.01.12.22.2(14) Heyfield -Goals: KGraham3, TBirss2, JBedggood, MBedggood, JDinsdale, TMarchesi, AWallace,B Woodland, XWoodland.Best: KGraham, BWoodland, JConway, MBedggood, AWallace,T Birss.Gormandale -Goals: JGarlick, B Heath.Best: WFlanagan, BHughes,K Owen,LDeering,D Piening,M Jones Rosedale 2.23.5 5.78.9(57) Glengarry0.32.53.73.8(26) Rosedale -Goals: FBrouns2, RDiamond2, DBarnett, TLove, JPawley, B Scott.Best: FBrouns,D Barnett, RAtlee,OSmith, HFox,R -GDiamond.Glengarry BTruin2, ZBezzina.Best: MRyan, SHealy, BBritten, LMartin, THarris While the weatherarguablymayhave played apartinthelowTTUscore,ifthis wasthecaseitonlyservestohighlightthe offensivepotencyofYYN,whomanagedto crackthetonthemselves. Itwasthe10thtimethisyeartheJetshave doneso,andworryinglyfortherestofthe competition,theirlasttwo100-plusscores havecomeagainstsides thatweresecond ontheladderatthetime. KeenanHughesandDeanMacDonald, withfiveandfourgoalsrespectively,were twoofthefourJetmultiplegoal-kickerson theday.JaiMassessewasbestonforthe winners,enhancinghischancesforleague best-and-fairesthonoursalongtheway.He wasjoinedbyMattTwaddleandElliotDe Carli as thebestafieldforJets. ForTTU,itwasallsinglesintermsofgoalkickers,withStuGoddard namedtheirbest. WhiletheBombers’finalsfatewasknown beforeSaturday’sgame,goinginto afinalon thebackof a12-goal lossishardlyencouragingform. Asiftohighlighthowdominantthesetwo clubsare,finishingfirstandthirdinthe seniors,theyalsofinishedfirstandsecond inthereserves,withYYNsecuringtopspot, andthefirstweekofthefinalsoff,courtesy of afour-goalwinovertheBombersinthe earlygame. WITH fourth-placedYarramhavingthe bye,themaininterestintheothergames sawWoodsidemakingthetrektoChurchill. HavingtakenthepointsintheirfirstmeetingoftheseasonoveratWoodside,thehome teamCougars,whoknewgoingintothegame they’dfinishsecondorthirdandfaceTTUin weekoneofthefinalsnomatterwhat,went inslightfavourites. WoodsidekeptintouchwithChurchilluntil themainbreak,but afourgoaltoonethird termsawChurchilltakea24-pointleadinto thefinalchange. Totheircredit,Woodsidekeptfiring, andslottedsixlasttermgoals,butwith Churchillkickingfourthemselves,thebest theWildcatscould dowaspegthefinal marginbackto aneatthreegoalsin afinal scoreboardthatread14.19 (103)to12.13(85). BenKearns,whobootedfourgoalstosee himwintheleaguegoalkickingaward,was bestonforChurchill,withbigDillonLeys againingoodform.ChrisWangmanslotted fourmajorstogowiththefivehekickedlast weekin agoodtune-upforthepost-season. ForWoodside,itwasRyanFoatwho ledtheway,withtheskippernotchingup yetanotherbest-on-groundperformance courtesyofhisruckwork,markingaround thegroundandfivemajors. In atimelyreturntoform,with abigfinal againsthisoldclubYarramjustaroundthe corner,ZacRichardsbootedfourtojoinFoat, DanielMissenandWillBroadbentonthe bestplayerslistfortheWildcats. ROSEDALE roundedouttheiryearwith acomfortablefivegoalwinoverGlengarry, 8.9(57)to3.8(26). Withthegameinthebalanceatthelast change,itwasthebiggerbodied,more matureRosedalewhohandledtheconditions best,bootingthreegoalstoniltoensurethe ‘Dalesseasonfinishedon ahigh. Asissooftenthecase,bigmanFrazar Brounsledthewaywith abest-on-ground performancecappedoffwith apairofgoals forthewinners. ForGlengarry,itw astheevergreen MichaelRyannamedasbest.Withonly threegoalstotheirname,BenTruinwith twoandZacBezzinawith asingle,itwas adisappointingendtotheseasonforthe Magpies. COWWARR showedalloftheusualSaints spiritintheirlastgameoftheyear,but ultimatelyfoundSaleCitytoogood. TheWarrmanagedtheirthird-highest score for theyear,butwithDrSamDavidson onfirefortheBulldogs,Cityweresimplytoo goodinthe end,winning 14.10(94) to8.7(55). Thetri-coloursgrabbedthewinby 39-pointsandmusthavebeenwondering ‘what-it?’astheirshocklosstoGlengarry severalweeksbackisall thatstoodbetween themandfinalsaction. HEYFIELD finishedofftheir year with a bigwinoverwoodenspoonerGormandale. TheKangarooswonby82 points,12.24 (96)to2.2(14),buthavingkickedtwiceas manypointsasgoalsthemargincould,and should,havebeenmuchgreater. Heyfieldsharedthegoal kickingaround withonlyKyleGrahamandTysonBirss managingmultiples. ForGormandale,itwasJarrydGarlick andBenHeathwhoslottedtheirtwogoals. WITH thehome-and-awayseasondoneand dusted,wehavetwocrackingfinalstolook forwardtothisweek. ChurchilltakeonTTU,havinghadtheir colourslowered twicebytheBombersthis year,whileYarramtakesonWoodside. ThewinnerofChurchillandTTUwillplay YYNtheweekafterforthefirstspotinthe GrandFinal. ThewinnerofYarramandWoodsidewill playtheloseroftheChurchillTTUclash, whilefortheloseritisseasonover.
Churchill -Goals: BKearns4, CWangman4, KHolt2, DLeys 2, AChandler JWhykes. Best: BKearns,DLeys, JWhykes, JFenech, CWangman, WoBTyas. odside -Goals: RFoat5, ZRichards4, BAskew,T King,D Waddell.Best: R Foat, DMissen, WBroadbent, ZRichards,L LeBlanc,J Morgan. YYN 3.25.68.816.10(106) TTU 0.13.34.55.5(35)
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RESERVES SaleCity2.1,3.5,4.5,6.6(42) dCowwarr1.3,2.4,4.6,5.7(37) SaleCity-Goals: EAngus,CEvans,J Tatlow, ATilley, BCunningham, SBrander.Best: BCunningham, EAngus,J Nelson, HBryant, TO’Reilly, CEvans.Cowwarr -Goals: D Campbell, CFarley, HGriffiths, JSutherland, SWernham.Best: PMcNulty, WSwan, T Paulet, JSutherland, LBourke Woodside4.8,10.11,15.14,20.14(134) dChurchill0.0,0.1,0.1,0.1 (1) Woodside -Goals: MO’Sullivan 11,C Webb 3, CHanning2, JJohannessen2, K Hanning,A Jeffs. Best: WKilgower, JJohannessen, JChisholm, MO’Sullivan, P Schilling,K Hanning.Churchill -Best: CO’Shea, BMogford, LBeedall, JTwomey, P Khamphawa,E Zappulla YYN3.3,3.7,4.9,6.12(48) dTTU 0.0,0.4,3.4,3.6(24) YallournYallournNorth -Goals: TRowe3,JRedman2, SSimpson.Best: TRowe, D Walshe,J Redman, DPotts,J King,JustinMathison. Traralgon TyersUnited -Goals: D Grinstead-Jones,T Mudita, TMustoe. Best: TBusch,T Francis,T Mudita, TMJKrekelberg, ustoe, PHarriman. Heyfield9.4,12.9,16.11,20.13(133) dGormandale0.1,0.2,0.2,0.3 (3) Heyfield -Goals: BDinsdale4, JNeille3, TAnderson2, RBean2, JBurton2,B Donahoe,B King,J Morgan, MPhelan, RSmith, PUnmack.Best: RBean, JNeille, WBarbour,J Cox, JBurton, TAnderson.Gormandale -Best: SBurgess,GSwan, C Potalej, JColumbine,NHammond, BWilliamson. Rosedale3.1,5.4,7.8,10.11(71) dGlengarry3.2,4.4,5.5,5.8(38) Rosedale -Goals: BWhite3,JReid2, SFox,B Hill, AMitchell, JNichols,B Watson. Best: STreasure, L Goodwin, BWhite, JNorthey, SFox,M Bradley. SKGlengarry-Goals: osterman3, HGilmore, BKrieger.Best: ARussell, HBishop,H Gilmore, S Kosterman, TWilson, NDemaria. THIRDS SaleCity6.7,14.11,19.17,23.20(158) dCowwarr0.0,1.0,2.0,2.1 (13) SaleCity- Goals: HTollner5, LMooney4,CEvans2, NLawless 2. JReid2, RWilson 2, TLock, TFahey, KMcCulloch, BMorris,NMusgrove, MO’Brien.Best: KMcCuloch, CEvans,R Wilson, LMooney, TFahey, JReid. Cowwarr -Goals: LBrady,L Best:Meany. JDavison, WRowley, TDavison, SMoon, BFelmingham, LBrady Woodside5.1,7.1,10.4,13.5(83) dChurchill1.0,4.3,4.4,4.6(30) Woodside -Goals: SBrown 4,Ashton Janssen2, LSketcher2, JWilliams2, CEarles, JFythe,Adam Janssen.Best: Adam Janssen, JWilliams,HMcLeod, MatJFythe,M tern,J Foat.Churchill -Goals: LHecker2,T Crawford,A Rooney. Best: KManuel, H vanRossum, ARooney, RLuxford, JAnswerth, LHecker. TTU5.5,6.8,10.9,10.13(73) dYYN0.0,1.1,1.1,1.1(7) Traralgon TyersUnited -Goals: MDeering4, JSelwyn2, BBright, SDuguid, Z Grinstead-Jones,T Little.Best: RDuguid, CPalmer,M Deering,T Little,B Bright, J Selwyn. YallournYallournNorth -Goal: TChak.Best: TChak, TSmith, BTredoux, J Pheeney, MGlibanovic,T Sultana. Heyfield2.6,5.9,8.9,11.12(78) dGormandale0.2,1.4,1.4,1.4(10) Heyfield -Goals: HBlake 4, TRose 2, JChristian, BHarrington, KHole, JPettigrew Hughes.Best: HBlake,K Hole,J McDiarmid, OPearson, EPhelan-Penson. Gormandale -Goal: TKanara.Best: TKanara, CBatson, RichardsTReynolds,FRoscoe,H Rosedale2.5,5.9,8.11,11.17(83) dGlengarry0.0,0.1,0.1,1.2(8) Rosedale -Goals: JDiamond2, HFox 2, HRowley2,C Anderson, MMHBerry,LBurgan, issen, L Speairs. Best:J Moulton, CMacLeod, CAnderson, JDiamond, C Moulton, THenderson.Glengarry-Goal: OPoulton.Best: CBarley, RO’Brien,L DBHealy, alfour,J Middleton, HWhateley.
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SENIORS SaleCity 2.66.712.914.10(94) Cowwarr 3.05.47.68.7(55) SaleCity- Goals: BBrett 4, SDavidson4, ZAngus,L Carman, BQuirk, B Safstrom, JSafstrom, JWhitehill.Best: SDavidson, BSafstrom, BQuirk, J Whitehill, TCarstairs, JSafstrom. Cowwarr -Goals: SMorgan5,A Barrett, D Cooper,K Stamers. Best: SMorgan, JCasson, KStamers, NWozniak, SGalea, KHood. Churchill 3.56.1010.1214.19(103) Woodside 2.65.96.1212.13(85)
Followingthethunderboltandlightning very,veryfrighteningexperience,theUnder 18,reservesandseniorgameswentahead.
Whileawinnerfromeithergame is farfrom certain,themostlikelyresultwillseethe EaglesandTigerslosetotheirhigher-ranked opponents. Ifthat isthecase,Maffrashouldplayfinals asithassuch ahugeleadonMorwellin percentage. MORWELL ensureditwillbein witha fightingchanceofplayingfinalsrighttothe lastroundafterdefeatingDrouin TheTigersmadethejourneywest,and finishwelltowin20.8(128)to11.10(76).
Sale onlyaddedonemoregoalafterthe mainbreak,butitprovedtobeenoughto seenotonlyvictory,butthedouble-chance allwrappedup. Havingidentified atop-threefinishasthe immediategoalafterRound15,Salecoach JackJohnstonehasthischeckpointticked offthelist. Nextitemwillsurelybetaking awininto thequalifyingfinalagainstWonthaggi. RyanPendleburywasbest-on-groundfor theMagpies,followedbyMitchThacker, PatTainsh,KaneMartin,BradDessentand HarryRonchi. Sale’sincreaseddepthhasbeenwell documentedthisseason,anditwasagain ondisplayattheweekend intheformof Thacker. Thackercamebackthroughtheseconds threeweeksago,andhisstrongshowing intheseniorslastroundcouldwellbe a reflectionofthefacttheMagpieswereable tomanageratherthanrushhimbackinto thestarting22. HaydnHectorwasbusyforTraralgon, whileTyeHourigan,DavidBrinker-Ritchie, MarkCollison,JakeBestandConorLittle wereotherprominentperformers.
Sport www.gippslandtimes.com.au GIPPSLAND LEAGUE SCOREBOARD Times-Spectator,Tuesday, 16 August,2022 –Page31 SENIORS Wonthaggi 6.49.812.1415.18(108) Bairnsdale 1.11.32.45.5(35) Wonthaggi -Goals: HDawson3, JHutchinson3, HTiziani3, AMurray 2, DBrosnan, MHayes,T Krause,J Williams.Best: Jack Blair,FO’Connor,H Dawson, AMurray,S Scott, SBray. Bairnsdale -Goals: BVickery 2, DO’Connor,BMcCarrey,K Vickery Best: NDennison, JWykes,LGiove,O Pike,RStewart,SDeery. Morwell 4.19.415.420.8(128) Drouin 3.36.611.811.10(76) Morwell -Goals: CMacdonald5, BMcDonald5, BBailey3,RLoprese3, THillier BMcauliffe,A Quigley. Best: CMacdonald, BMacfarlane,BBailey, BMcDonald, T Brown, JJacobsen.Drouin -Goals: AQuirk3,DClebney, JKonstanty, THancock, TJohnstone,CHolly, RMaric,JMarshall, HWans.Best: AQuirk,J Kingi, JMarshall, SCalway, JCollins,A Marsh. Maffra 2.12.55.77.10(52) Warragul 0.12.23.44.5(29) Maffra-Goals: TJolly 2, DBedggood, MBennett, JButcher,A Carr,A Petrou. Best: ECarr, ACarr,MBennett, JHuts, DAlexander,JChallands.Warragul -Goals: J Lamb 2, WCole,BFowler. Best: SWhibley, JDavidson, NMulqueen, WCole,B Hefford,W Hatfield. Leongatha 2.45.89.915.2(102) Moe 4.15.37.68.7(55) Leongatha -Goals: COlden5, AHillberg4,JHopkins2, JHume, LJuric,T Marriott, N Nagel.Best: COlden, MWillcocks,LJuric,A Turton, KDrew, TMarriott.Moe -Goals: MBarrand2, LRock2,G Cocksedge,JMcGrath, CMichie,HSim.Best: SVan Dyk, GCocksedge,T Baldi, HSim, BMorrow,L Rock Sale 2.05.46.66.10(46) Traralgon 1.42.74.85.9(39) Sale -Goals:J Allison, JCollins,BDessent, JJohnstone,T Campbell, PTainsh.Best: RPendlebury, MThacker, PTainsh, KMartin, BDessent, HRonchi.Traralgon -Goals: JBest, HHector, MNorthe, TSchneider,T Hamilton.Best: HHector,T Hourigan, D Brinker-Ritchie,M Collison, JBest, CLittle RESERVES Wonthaggi3.4,7.10,13.12,18.16(124) dBairnsdale0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0 (0) Wonthaggi -Goals:TDavey 11,BCornelis2, TAndrighetto,A Busana, JGilmour,DMcrae, EStaley. Best: TDavey,J Schulz, LBurns,JBrown,JBarry, JGilmour.Bairnsdale -Best: PBills,DKurrle,HPreston, JRitchie,M East, CMann. Morwell2.4,4.8,5.11,9.15(69) dDrouin1.0,2.0,3.1,3.2(20) Morwell -Goals: BBriggs2, JMaximiw2, ZAnderson, AChawner,B Gillespie,MPorykali, JSeymour.Best: JMakepeace,B Briggs,SGissara, JBull, CHutchinson.Drouin -Goals: RFairlie2, KHermansen.Best: SWright, NJarred, RFairlie,HMcConnell, RHodge, JBethume Maffra5.3,6.7,13.11,16.11(107) dWarragul0.0,0.0,0.0,1.0(6) Maffra-Goals: JOldham3, SRobbins3, DStubbe2,H Anderson, WBrunt, CDriffield, MGravener,CMcGowan, BMcKenzie,DO’Brien, CSmart.Best: JOldham, DO’Brien, SRobbins,H Anderson, JLangshaw, DStubbe.Warragul -Goal: JSomers. Best: K MacLean, BLaverty,T Lord, TMakai, DPhillips,T Murfet. Leongatha 6.3,12.5,19.8,23.13(151) dMoe0.0,0.0,0.1,0.2(2) Leongatha -Goals: WLittlejohn5, FMateria4, TCrocker4, JSchelling2, MMcGannon 2, JStewart2,T Brill, NFixter, HMcGannon, LWright.Best: WLittlejohn, TSauvarin, M McGannon, JStewart, DGarnham, TBrill.Moe -Best: KWeir,W Luke, JThornton, M Parker,S Morrow,RMatthews Sale3.1,4.4,5.6,7.7(49) dTraralgon 0.0,1.4,2.5,2.7(19) Sale -Goals: ILove2,B Smith, JMcLindin, JBavadra, ACampbell, JSweeney. Best:S Fyfe, TGlenn, ACampbell,CMorrison, BSmith, ZRussell.Traralgon -Goals: CCoulthard, JTwite. Best: CCoulthard, TJohnston, JTwite, RBattista, TLapenta, FKennedy THIRDS Barinsdalevs Wonthaggi(no result) Drouin2.2,5.3,7.4,9.7(61) dMorwell0.2,2.4,3.6,3.8(26) Drouin-Goals: JKleevan2,NRogers2,Z Atkins,LBraybon,C Caddy, RMaric,A Rothmeier Best: TYoung,A Rothmeier,NRogers, ZAtkins,CFleming,A Mitchell. Morwell -Goals: JSeymour 2, BWilliamson.Best:C Bailey,SGissara, LDalziel, TJiath, ALovison, B Williamson. Warragul3.3,5.3,8.3,9.3(57) dMaffra2.1,2.1,2.2,3.3(21) Warragul -Goals: KMacLean 3, JDeLaHaye,PIreland, LSerong,T Stern, LWard, N Whitten.Best: KGarner,T Stern, RGalvin, LWard, KMacLean, PIreland.Maffra-Goals: DDavis,J Killoran, JSchuback.Best: LAllman, HStables,DDavis,S Wain, EAurisch. Moe3.4,4.6,8.8,12.13(85) dLeongatha2.2,2.3,2.4,3.4(22) Moe -Goals:TBlackshaw6,J vandenDolder,BHumphrey,CNash, LCiuciu, BClaridge, CWood.Best: JMakepeace,MMcInnes,T Blackshaw, TBurgess,JvandenDolder,J Maslen. Leongatha -Goals:T Hall,T Hanily. Best:T Hanily, BGrabhamAndrews, XBolge, JClark, LMarshman, THall. Traralgon2.6,3.8,4.9,6.12(48) dSale0.2,0.5,1.8,2.9(21) Traralgon -Goals:C Scandrett 4, JHamilton, TSaid.Best: BKennedy,CBrown,CScandrett, TSaid,J Hamilton, JSiddle.Sale -Goals: GPirona, ZWaixel.Best: KSellings,M Annear, CByron, ZWaixel, GPirona, KCutler ROUND17 LADDERS SENIORS WL DF A% PTS LEONGATHA 17 00 1806771234.2468 WONTHAGGI 11 42 1489987 150.8648 SALE 12 50 1619 1077 150.3248 TRARALGON 10 61 1484968 153.3142 MAFFRA 98 01324 1198 110.5236 MORWELL 98 01263 1318 95.8336 MOE 89 01165142581.7532 WARRAGUL 3131 912167054.61 14 BAIRNSDALE 2150 1036 186655.52 8 DROUIN 2150 935 175353.34 8 RESERVES WL DF A% PTS LEONGATHA 16 10 1772325545.2364 WONTHAGGI 16 10 1516 433350.1264 MAFFRA 13 40 1535415369.8852 SALE 10 70 902751120.1140 MORWELL 79 1841 118071.2730 MOE 7100 687 139349.3228 BAIRNSDALE 6100 704 129754.2824 TRARALGON 5120 961 1287 74.6720 WARRAGUL 3131 589 125347.0114 DROUIN 1150 359 153223.43 4 THIRDS WL DF A% PTS MAFFRA 15 20 999573174.3560 WARRAGUL 12 40 1015 512198.2448 DROUIN 11 60 954714133.6144 MOE 11 60 935 102791.0444 BAIRNSDALE 10 60 1053816129.0440 TRARALGON 10 70 964 767125.6840 MORWELL 5120 821 1001 82.0220 LEONGATHA 5110 653 100065.320 WONTHAGGI 3130 638 114655.67 12 SALE 2150 687 116359.07 8 LiamDurkin THEtop-threeandvirtuallythetopfive wasdecidedinRound17oftheGippsland League. Leongatha,WonthaggiandSalehaveall earnta double-chance,whileTraralgonwill play finalsforthefirsttimesince2018. Maffra,infifth,looksallbutcertainto makefinalsonpercentage,however,find themselves equal on points with Morwell withoneroundtoplay. It isnotoften youwillfindMorwellbarrackingforTraralgon,butthatwillbethe case thisweekend.
MitchThackergoestocollecttheballoff arain-soakedSale Oval, as Traralgon’s Brett Eddyappliespressure. Photo:ZoeAskew
TheTigersmustbeatSaleinthelastround andrelyonTraralgondefeatingMaffrato takethelastavailablespotinthetopfive. SALE won agrindagainstTraralgon ChoppyconditionsatSaleOvalmadelife difficultforallconcerned,butintheend, theMagpiesprevailed6.10(46)to5.9(39).
Traralgonhadfivescoringshotstotwo inthefirstquarterofthemaingame,but Sale’stwostraightgoalsallowedthemto take aslenderleadatthebreak. TheMagpiesmadetheirmoveinthe second,kicking3.4(22),andtheir15point leadathalf-timewasprobablyequivalent to25inordinaryconditions.
Oldenkickedfivetobebestafield.Matt Willcocks,Luther Juric,AaronTurton,Kim DrewandTomMarriottprovidedplentyof support. ThesightofMarriott, aleaguebest-andfairestwinnerandarguablythebestplayer inthecompetition,carrying acrateofwater bottlestothebenchafterthethreequarter timehuddlewasperhapsthegreatestdisplay ofLeongatha’sculture. Themoreobservantfootballfollower mayhavealsonoticedParrots’coachTrent McMickingandhisassistantwearing AirPods.Onecanonlyassumetheywere usingthemtocommunicatetoothercoaches stationedaroundtheground. Talkaboutinnovation. ScottVanDykwasbestforMoe,along withGradyCocksedge,BenMorrow,Harri Sim,LachlanRockandTrentBaldi,who looks agoodshowofwinningtheclub best-and-fairest. WONTHAGGI securedthedouble-chance afterdefeatingBairnsdale. ThePowermadethelongtriptoBairnsdale, anddefeatedtheRedlegs15.18(108)to5.5 (35). Thegamewasoverathalf-time,as Wonthaggiledby51points. JackBlairwasbestforthePower,while FergusO’Connor,HarryDawson,Andrew Murray,StevenScottandShannonBray werebusy. NathanDennison,JoshWykes,Liam Giove,OscarPike,RandallStewartand SimonDeerybattledhardforBairnsdale.
Tigers achanceto unsettlefinalfive
MAFFR A wonitsmini-fina la gains t Warragul. TheEaglesmaintainedtheirplacein thetopfivefollowing a7.10(52)to4.5(29) victory. Mafframadetheearlyrunningathome, kickingtwogoalstoonebehindintheopeningterm. TheGullshitback,winningthesecond quartertoseethescoreboardallbutlevel atthemainbreak. Maffrathendidenoughtosecurethe points,kickingfivegoalstotwointhesecond half. TheCarrboys,EdandAlex,werebestfor thewinners.MitchBennett,JamesHuts, DylanAlexanderandJackChallandswere alsosolid. ForWarragul,ruckmanSam Whibley, JamesDavidson,NickMulqueen,WillCole, BradHeffordandWilHatfieldplayedwell. TheresultmeanstheEaglesarelockedin fifthonequalpointswithMorwell,butwith asizeable14.69percentagegap. Headingintothelastround,Morwelltakes onSale,andMaffraplaysTraralgon.
Verylittleseparatedthesidesinthefirst half,but afivegoaltothreesecondterm providedMorwellwithenoughbreathing space. Thevisitorstook a16-pointleadintothe mainbreak,andvirtuallythesameintothe last,astheyheld a20-pointadvantage. Havingcompetedwellforthreequarters, Drouineventuallyranoutoflegs,andfailed tokickagoalinthefinalterm,whilethe Tigerspiledonfive. Twomenwiththesamesurnamebut differentspellingkickedfivegoalseachfor thewinners.CodyMacdonaldwasbeston groundforhiseffort,andBrandonMcDonald wasn’tfarbehind. OtherstoplaywellwereBurkeley Macfarlane,BoydBailey,TylerBrownand JamesJacobsen. AdenQuirk,JordanKingi,Jarrod Marshall,SethCalway,JosephCollinsand AaronMarshputinhonestefforts forDrouin. WithfinalsonthelineforMorwellin afew days’time,theTigerswillbeapproaching theirgameagainstSaleas agrandfinal. Morwellwillhave ahomegroundadvantage,andcouldseeanopportunitytolevel a resultfromthelastroundofthe2019season. Onthatoccasion,theTigerslosttothe Magpiesby apoint,whichmeantSale finishedtop-three. Itwillbean emotionaldayforMorwell,as theclubwill officiallyunveiltheStanMorgan Pavilionbeforetheseniormatch. TheunveilingmayjustprovideTiger playerstheextramotivationneededtodo thegreatmanproud. LEONGATHA continuestobeFeelGood Inc. TheParrotsfoughtoff adeterminedMoe, breakingawayinthe lastquartertowin 15.12(102)to8.7(55). Upuntilmidwaythroughthefinaltermit wasanyone’sgame,andfor alarge portion ofthematch, afamousupsetwasbrewing. TheLionsledbyninepointsatquarter time,andwereonlydownbyfiveatthe mainbreak. UnfortunatelyforMoe,keydefenderBrock Smithsufferedconcussionafterbeingturned in adangeroustacklebeforehalf-time,meaninghewasnotonlydonefortherestofthe game,buttherestoftheseason. Notcondoning violence,butMoeplayers werequicktoremonstrateandflytheflag fortheirteammate,whichwouldhavebeen pleasingforsupportersandcoachestosee. UnfortunatelySmith’searlydaycom poundedissuesfurther,astheLionshad alreadylostfellowkeydefenderCharlie RienietsandgoalsneakJustinMorrow. Despitethis,Moe persistedinthethird, andtradedmomentumwiththeParrots. ALeongathakick-inthatwasintercepted byCalebMichiesawtheresultantgoalkeep theLionswithin10points,aspeopleatTed SummertonReservestartedtoentertain thoughtthismightwellbethedaythe ParrotslosetheirfirstgamesinceApril lastyear.
Goalsweregoldthroughouttheday,and thethreeSalekickedduringthesecondterm allowedthemtokeeptheirnosesinfrontto thefinalsiren. Thedaystartedinunusualcircumstances, aslightningmeanttheUnder16matchwas abandonedearlyinthesecondquarter.
TheParrotswere,however,abletoslingshot acoupleofmomentum-breakinggoals ontheeveofthreequartertime. Asgoodsidesdo,Leongathafeastedon turnoveracrosshalf-back,andfoundloose playersforwardofcentreoncetheywonthe ballback. Thoseplayershadclearlysatforwardin confidenceandfullfaiththeirteammates wouldwintheballfurtherafield -youcan affordtodothatin agoodteam. Comethreequartertime,themarginwas just15points.Moeplayerswereimploredto giveonefinaleffortfortheseasoninfront oftheirhomecrowd,knowingitwouldbe a herculeantaskwithonlyoneonthebench. TheParrotsbycontrasthad afullcomplement,andthefearthatthedifferencein resourceswouldalwayshave asay inthe resultwaseventuallyrealised. Leongathatookcontrolinthefinalterm, kickingsixgoalstoone.Moeheldonuntil the25-minutemark,beforeasnapfrom CameronOldentooktheleadto16points intheParrotsfavour. Fromthere,Leongathascored afewgoals injunktimetobleedthemargin.
Page32 –Times-Spectator,Tuesday, 16 August,2022 Eachtipsterhasnominated acommunitygrouptopromotethroughoutthis year’sseason Sale Hockey Club 13 JON Ph:5144 1622 TOTAL 134 Ph 8 Brisbane 4 Bulldogs 4 Adelaide 4 Geelong 4 Melbourne 4 Fremantle 4 Richmond 4 Sydney 4 Essendon 6 13 JAMES TOTAL 130 Ph:5143 0041 8 Brisbane 4 Bulldogs 4 Adelaide 4 Geelong 4 Melbourne 4 Fremantle 4 Richmond 4 Sydney 4 Essendon 6 TOTAL 13 THISROUND 4 BYRON 5144 1311 TOTAL 124 51 SALE MAZDA& MITSUBISHI Ph: MAZ MITSU 7 Brisbane 4 Bulldogs 4 Adelaide 4 Geelong 4 Melbourne 4 Fremantle 4 Richmond 4 Collingwood 6 Essendon 6 13 MATT TOTAL 121 : 5143 9333 7 Ph: St Kilda 6 Bulldogs 4 Adelaide 4 Geelong 4 Melbourne 4 Fremantle 4 Richmond 4 Sydney 4 Essendon 6 TOTAL 413 TERRY TOTAL 124 7 Ph: 51442133 Brisbane 4 Bulldogs 4 Adelaide 4 Geelong 4 Melbourne 4 Fremantle 4 Richmond 4 Collingwood 6 Essendon 6 13 GARY 5144 5800 TOTAL 112 24 7 Ph: 6 St Kilda 6 Bulldogs 4 Adelaide 4 GoldCoast 6 Melbourne 4 West Coast 6 Richmond 4 Sydney 4 Port Adelaide 4 413 ZACH 5143 0861 TOTAL 123 Ph: 8 Brisbane 4 Bulldogs 4 Adelaide 4 Geelong 4 Melbourne 4 Fremantle 4 Richmond 4 Collingwood 6 PortAdelaide 4 13 GRANT TOTAL 131 7 St Kilda 6 Bulldogs 4 Adelaide 4 Geelong 4 Melbourne 4 Fremantle 4 Richmond 4 Sydney 4 Essendon 6 GRANT MURRAY PLASTERING 413 MATT TOTAL 115 8 Ph:51451345 Brisbane 4 Bulldogs 4 Adelaide 4 Geelong 4 Melbourne 4 Fremantle 4 Richmond 4 Sydney 4 Essendon 6 13 SAM 144 7099 8 Ph: 51 TOTAL 128 Brisbane 4 Bulldogs 4 Adelaide 4 Geelong 4 Melbourne 4 Fremantle 4 Richmond 4 Sydney 4 Essendon 6 13 NATHAN Ph: 5144 6151 TOTAL 132 8 Brisbane 4 Bulldogs 4 Adelaide 4 Geelong 4 Melbourne 4 Fremantle 4 Richmond 4 Collingwood 6 Port Adelaide 4 13 Brisbane 4 Bulldogs 4 Adelaide 4 Geelong 4 Melbourne 4 Fremantle 4 Richmond 4 Sydney 4 Essendon 6 MADDI TOTAL 127 Phone 5145 6169 Mobile 0439 069 781 8 M GIPPSLANDTIMES TIPPINGCOMPETITION GP1640450
Times-Spectator,Tuesday, 16 August,2022 –Page33 SPONSOREDBY ROUND 22 Friday,August12 StKilda v Brisbane (MRVL) Saturday,August13 WesternBulldogs vGWSGiants (MRVL) AdelaideCrows vNorthMelbourne (AO) GoldCoastSunsv Geelong (MS) Melbourne vCarlton(MCG) Fremantle vWestCoastEagles(OS) Sunday,August14 Richmond vHawthorn(MCG) Sydney vCollingwood(SCG) Essendon v PortAdelaide (MRVL) 13 REBECCA TOTAL 131 7 Ph: 5144 2288 Brisbane 4 Bulldogs 4 Adelaide 4 Geelong 4 Melbourne 4 Fremantle 4 Richmond 4 Collingwood 6 Essendon 6 413 ALEX Ph:5144 4422 TOTAL 131 Ph: 8 Brisbane 4 Bulldogs 4 Adelaide 4 Geelong 4 Melbourne 4 Fremantle 4 Richmond 4 Sydney 4 Essendon 6 413 TOMAS Ph:5141 1605 TOTAL 128 8 P & A ACCOUNTANTS &BUSINESSADVISORS Cash Flow FreedomSuccess Ph ACCOUNTANT Growth Ca Flo Brisbane 4 Bulldogs 4 Adelaide 4 Geelong 4 Melbourne 4 Fremantle 4 Richmond 4 Collingwood 6 Port Adelaide 4 413 MARCUS &BEN Ph: 5147 2333 TOTAL 135 s rf 8 Stobies Land + Sur Brisbane 4 Bulldogs 4 Adelaide 4 Geelong 4 Melbourne 4 Fremantle 4 Richmond 4 Sydney 4 Essendon 6 13 CHRIS 7 TOTAL 128 Brisbane 4 Bulldogs 4 Adelaide 4 Geelong 4 Melbourne 4 Fremantle 4 Richmond 4 Collingwood 6 Essendon 6 PH:0458888572 SONYA Ph: 0409 215 670 TOTAL 124 6 St Kilda 6 Bulldogs 4 Adelaide 4 Geelong 4 Melbourne 4 Fremantle 4 Richmond 4 Collingwood 6 Essendon 6 13 JULIAN TOTAL 131 9 Brisbane 4 Bulldogs 4 Adelaide 4 Geelong 4 Melbourne 4 Fremantle 4 Richmond 4 Sydney 4 rtAdelaide 4 Ph: 5144 4575 413 AARON Ph:51432345 TOTAL 118 9 Ph: 51 Brisbane 4 Bulldogs 4 Adelaide 4 Geelong 4 Melbourne 4 remantle 4 Richmond 4 Sydney 4 rt Adelaide 4 13 KELLIE &SHELLEY 3 Ph: 5144 6464 St Kilda 6 Bulldogs 4 North Melbourne 6 Geelong 4 Carlton 6 West Coast 6 Richmond 4 Collingwood 6 Essendon 6 TOTAL 119 Eachtipsterhasnominated acommunitygrouptopromotethroughoutthis year’sseason 413 TOM TOTAL 136 Ph: 5143 9333 8 Ph Brisbane 4 Bulldogs 4 Adelaide 4 Geelong 4 Melbourne 4 Fremantle 4 Richmond 4 Sydney 4 Essendon 6 413 PETER TOTAL 131 8 Ph: 5144 2324 Brisbane 4 Bulldogs 4 Adelaide 4 Geelong 4 Melbourne 4 Fremantle 4 Richmond 4 Sydney 4 Essendon 6 Fr R Por r PERFECT SCORE F R Por PERFECT SCORE R ELEADER G P 1 6 4 0 4 5 1
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MirandaLaskowskithenaddedtoPhoenix’s totalwith abrillianttry. MasseyandOscarCrunden-Smithmade a trybeforethebreak.
Cruden-Smith,MasonAnnear,andJack NeeshamaddedonetrytoLongford’sscore inthesecondhalf. MackenzieLaskowskiwastheonlyPhoenix playertoscoreinthesecondhalf. BestplayerswereCrunden-Smith,Kyung Stewart,PeterHall,KateLaskowski,andIsla McCarthywithMackenzieLaskowskiwinning theencouragementaward. TheMustangsfailedtoholdtheirown againstPorky’s. AlbertandMiaVan deVyverweretwo of Porky’srecruitsmakingfiveoftheteam’s eighttries. TaylahRopetimadethefirst try forPorky’s, followedbyLeighMawley,MiaVandeVyver andAlbertVandeVyver. PaddyDohertywastheonlyplayertoscore fortheMustangsinthefirsthalf. Dohertyscoredagaininthesecondhalf. Inthesecondhalf,SteveWright,Albertand MiavandeVyvereachmadeonetry. BestplayerswereAlbertVandeVyver,Corey Siebel,LeighMawley,MiaVandeVyverand NicolaRosenberger. TaylahRopetiwontheencouragement award. Tomorrownight’sgameat6.30pmwillsee TheDropKickplayPhoenix,andat7.20pm LongfordtakesonPorky’s.
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Thescores weredead-evenatthree-all headingintothehalf-timebreak,butLongford showedwhytheyare atopteaminthesecond halfbyaddingfivetriestojustone. RhiannonMasseyopenedthescoringfor Longfordwith atryintheopeningminutes, thenPhoenixrepliedthroughCarlMuirand KateLaskowski.
Gippstarnamesawardwinners
GIPPSTARhasannounceditsGippstarOpenand JuniorwinnersfromSeptember2021toJune2022. Theseathlete’swillcometogetheratanawards nightlaterinSeptember WellingtonShirejuniorwinnersare: XantheWadeofStratford(November).Xanthe wasawardedReserveChampionAustralian ShowjumpingSub-Junioraftercompetingatthe PonyClubAustraliaNationalChampionshipsin theSubJunior(10-12years)showjumpingcompetitionrepresentingVictoria,winningthefirstclass, placingthird inthesecond classand11thinthird showjumpingclass.Shefinishedjustfivepoints behindthe championtoclaimtheReserveTitle. TeddyRipperof Sale (March).Teddyhad avery successfulresultattheAustralianAgeSwimming Championships,achievingSilverinthe14years 200metrebreaststroke.IntheVictorianAge SwimmingChampionships,achievingGoldinthe 14years200mbreaststroke.Teddywasalsoableto achieveBronzemedalsinboththe14years100m breaststroke and the50mbreaststroke as well. TheOpenGippstar winnersfromWellingtonare: ShannenLangeofSale(October).Langeclaimed the2021TroodAwardandRoddaMedalforthe GippslandLeague’sbest-and-fairest,ending uppolling14votesfromhis10gamesoverthe season,withfourofthosebeingbest-on-ground performances.Langereturnedhometoplayfor Salethisseasonafterhaving asuccessfulplaying stintwith PortMelbourneintheVictorian Football League. CohenWadeofStratford(November).Wade competedintheThoroughbredIndustryCareers PonyClubAustrali aN at ionalTetrathlon Championships.Competingagainstathletesfrom acrossAustraliahewasawardedthesilvermedal. Hewas aGoldmedallistattheStateTetrathlon ChampionshipsheldinDecember,winningthe VictorianSeniorMaleStateTitlefor asecond yearin arow.ThisiswashisfifthstraightState
Championshiptitle.HewasalsoawardedtheJan DearMemorialAwardforconsistentperformance andservicetothesportofTetrathlon. JessicaJacksonofLongford(April).Jackson competedintheOpenBeachFlagseventatthe NationalChampionshipsSurfLifeSavingheldat Broadbeach.Shecameequal-ninth,missingthe finalofeightbyonespot.Jacksonwasselectedto RepresentVictoriaas abeachathleteintheSurf LeagueTeamsEvent.Thisisherfirstyearasan opencompetitor. JackGreenofMaffra(May).Greenhasqualified torepresentAustraliaintwoInternational Tournaments,thefirstbeinginAlbi, Francefrom October 8to15, thenhewillparticipate inthe World8-BallPoolChampionshipsinKillarney, Ireland,fromOctober19to27.Green’schanceto representAustraliahasbeen alongtimecoming sincehequalifiedfortheteambackin2019. ThenewGippstaryearfor2022/2023hasstarted andnominationsforJuly/Augustawardswillclose Saturday,September3. Pleasenotethatyoucannominateforthefollowingcategoriesaswell: TeamoftheYear; CluboftheYear; SpecialAchieverAward,and; GippslandSportingChampion. TheseAnnualawardscanbenominatedatany timeduringthecurrentGippstaryear. Ifyouwouldliketorecognisethesporting achievementsof aGippslandathleteoranyof theabovecategories,nominationscanbemade onlineattheGippslandSportsAcademywebsite www.sportgippsland.org.au. Maffra’s Jack Greenwon theGippstarOpen Awardfor his achievementsinthesportofbilliards. Photo:File FOURWellingtonAthletic Clubathletes,Maddie Buhagiar,GraceGraafsma,AdaHillandDebbie Husodo,havequalifiedforthisyear’sAustralian Cross CountryChampionship’stobeheldin Adelaide. GraceGraafsmawillheadlinethesquad,after takinghomethesilvermedalintherecentVictorian Under14SchoolsCrossCountryChampionship. GracewhorepresentedVictoriaonthetrackin the800 metreand1500mearlierthis year,will looktocontinueherrunofformafterclaiming awinandtwosecondplacingsontheAthletics VictoriaCrossCountrycalendar. DebbieHusodowillrepresentVictoriaforthe secondtimeonthecrosscountrycourseafterplac ingfifthintheUnder18VictorianChampionship. InDebbie’spreviousappearancesheplaced 16thatthe2019AustralianCrossCountry Championship. MaddieBuhagiar(12-years-old)andAdaHill (Under18)willrepresentVictoriaforthefirsttime afterfinishingfifthand10thintheirrespective ages. LaraSmyth(Under16)13thandEllyFleming (Under17)14thhadtheirbestperformancesat a VictorianXCChampionshipandwerenominated as reserveathletesforVictoria. The WellingtonAthletic Clubalso recentlyplaced fourthintheVictorianUnder16GirlsRoadRelay ChampionshipatSandownPark,with ateam consistingofTillieBuhagiar,MiaCallejaand EmilyKanavan. GraceGraafsmaisoneof fourWellington AthleticClubmembersofftotheAustralian CrossCountryChampionships. 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–Times-Spectator,Tuesday, 16 August,2022 LaurieSmyth LONGFORDwonitsSale Touch gameagainst PhoenixlastWednesday.
THEREwasnoupsetsinotherEast Gippslandgames. Lindenow warmed-upforfinalswith a 31-pointwinoverPaynesville. TravellingtoFreemanReserve,theCats tookcontrolfromtheoutsetandwon7.8 (50)to3.1(19). ToddAlexander,AndrewSandy,Matt Irish,RohanBlandford,TravLawsonand TomVanDenEindonwerebestinthewin. BenMcKinnon,JordanFarquhar , MitchHoldsworth,DanielJones,Jordan DadsworthandNickPincottbattledhard for‘DaVille’. WYYUNGdid asimilarnumberonOrbost SnowyRovers. TheTigers,safeandsecureontopofthe ladder,stampedtheirauthorityonthe contest,winning 14.7(91)to1.1(7)at home. WyYunghadfivemultiplegoal-kickers, andwerewell-servedbyBradDaniel,Luke Elia,DylanSomerville,JobeSomerville, BaydenAshwoodandAaronHanuera. BraedenRosskickedthelonegoalforthe Blues,andwasinthebestplayersalong withClancyBennett,JessiePescod,Jarrah Nettleton,ChrisDownwardandGusRogers. JSaulle,DGrace Stratford2.32.73.125.12(42) Lakes Entrance1.41.41.42.6(18) Stratford-Goals: HErfurth2, BChanning, RFulton, RO’Keefe. Best: JBacon,B Channing,L Toner,B White, RTait, GBickery.LakesEntrance -Goals: HReed, T Smith.Best: SNickless, AMcKenzie,T Duncan,JCullen,BRichardson, JMcDonnell. Lindenow 7.8(50) dPaynesville3.1(19) Wy Yung14.7(91) dOrbostSnowyRovers1.1(7) RESERVES Boisdale -Briagolong5.2,11.9,17.11,19.14(128) dLucknow1.0,1.1, 1.1,1.2(8) Boisdale -Briagolong -Goals: CHennig4, TDaly3,MFreeman3, DMurphy3,DPratt 2, MRowley2,NEricson, CManning.Best:B Hudson, MFreeman, MRowley, NEricson, C Hennig,B Kewish. Lucknow-Goal: SBull.Best: BSmith, SCollis, LStephenson,JSaulle Stratford4.1,5.4,8.4,10.7(67) dLakesEntrance1.2,2.3,3.4,3.5(23) Stratford-Goals: DO’Shanassy 3, CDixon2, CWade2, EAlbrecht, OHenry,M Orchard Best: JZappulla, CWade,RCottrell, RWyld, CDixon. LakesEntrance -Goals: TDavis CRobertson, BRotheram.Best: MBowden, BCarbone,A Hatch, JDarcy,RMcGee CZagami. Lindenow 7.10(52) dPaynesville1.3(9) Wy Yung6.8(44) d6.2(38) THIRDS Lucknow 5.0,9.6,11.11,13.16(94) dBoisdale -Briagolong0.1,0.3, 0.4,0.4(4) Lucknow-Goals: ZBallard2,HClarke2,LStrickind -Cohen2, KRitchie2, JBull, H Campbell, SZizman, JWalker,L Croucher.Best: DHodder,HCampbell, JBulls,SZizman, HClarke, LCroucher.Boisdale -Briagolong -Best: PLee,DDavidson, MMurphy, S Coridas,HSemmerns,CDennis LakesEntrance3.8,5.11,9.14,14.15(99) dStratford0.0,0.2,0.3,3.5(23) LakesEntrance -Goals:TMullett5,H Warfe4,S Etheridge,JDaly, TDavis,JJack, AWright. Best: ECarroll, TMullett, SEtheridge,CGoold, AWright,dDrouin7,Maffra52 dWarragul8, Traralgon49 dSale32, Leongatha63 dMoe 17 13 ANDUNDER: Wonthaggi26d Bairnsdale23, Drouin 17 dMorwell 16,Maffra64 dWarragul 15 Sale vTraralgon(abandonedduetolightning), Leongatha26 dMoe 18 NORTHGIPPSLAND ROUND 18 AGRADE: SaleCity45 dCowwarr24, Woodside 51 dChurchill 35,
OrbostSnowyRovers’HamishNettleton wontheleaguegoal-kickingwith49majors Nettleton’sperformances, andmoresohis loyaltytothestrugglingBlues,hasbeen remarkableinthelastfewyears. Hehaskickedcloseto150goalsin ateam thathaswononly18gamesinthelastfive seasons. Onecanonlyimaginehowmanyoffershe hasknockedbacktoplayelsewhere. Allsetforthefinals EASTGIPPSLAND FOOTBALL FINALSSCHEDULE WEEK 1 SecondSemiFinal Saturday,August20 atLucknow Seniors: Wy Yung vStratford Reserves: Wy Yung vBoisdale-Briagolong Under 17.5: Wy Yung vLakesEntrance FirstSemiFinal Sunday,August21atWyYung Seniors: Lindenow vLucknow Reserves: Lindenow vStratford Under 17.5: Lindenow vLucknow WinnerofSecondSemigoes throughtoGrandFinal SENIORS Boisdale-Briagolong2.26.59.610.11(71) Lucknow 2.34.65.97.10(52) Boisdale-Briagolong -Goals:Unknown3, SBedggood2, JReeves2,B Rimington 2, KPorter. Best: KPorter, SBedgoood, DJohnson, JReeves, PMack, TBrew Lucknow- Goals: JCarroll2, KThomson2, BFlinn, JMcNamara, RMutimer.Best: JMcNamara, JGlassborrow,RMutimer,T Southen,
CO’Donnell.Stratford-Goals: BDekkers,RRhodes,J Vansluys. Best: RHall, CFarley, DGlover-Hill, L Trolove,B Johnson, BBrewer. Wy Yung8.23(71) dOrbostSnowyRovers3.5(23) ROUND18 LADDERS SENIORS WL DF A% PTS WY YUNG162 01738872 199.3164 STRATFORD 12 60 1344 1013 132.6848 LINDENOW117 01355 1301 104.1544 LUCKNOW107 11403 1174 119.5142 LAKES ENTRANCE 6111 1103 118293.3226 PAYNESVILLE 6120 947 138668.3324 ORBOSTSNOWYROVERS4 12 21096 153371.4920 BOISDALE BRIAGOLONG 5130 1118164368.0520 RESERVES WL DF A% PTS WY YUNG171 01497509294.1168 BOISDALE BRIAGOLONG 14 40 1521775 196.2656 LINDENOW126 01565871 179.6848 STRATFORD 99 01220891 136.9236 ORBOSTSNOWYROVERS9 90 1228993 123.6736 LAKES ENTRANCE 7110 1033 1385 74.5828 LUCKNOW4 14 0759 155748.75 16 PAYNESVILLE 0170 3542196 16.120 THIRDS WL DF A% PTS WY YUNG161 11711406421.4366 LAKES ENTRANCE 15 21 1572686229.1562 LINDENOW124 21624589275.7252 LUCKNOW9 81 649 1210 53.6438 STRATFORD 5112 694142248.824 ORBOSTSNOWYROVERS4 10 1507 104748.42 18 BOISDALE BRIAGOLONG 3150 443184024.08 12 PAYNESVILLE 00 60 00 12 Frompage36 GIPPSLAND LEAGUE ROUND 17 AGRADE: Wonthaggi83 dBairnsdale20,Morwell 54 dDrouin19,Maffra39 dWarragul37,Traralgon 57 dSale32,Moe45drew Leongatha45. Ladder: Morwell66points, Leongatha54,Moe50, Traralgon 44, Wonthaggi38,Drouin32, Warragul24,Maffra20, Sale 12,Bairnsdale0. BGRADE: Wonthaggi36dBairnsdale34,Morwell 61 dDrouin39,Maffra55 dWarragul33, Traralgon 83 dSale34,Moe42 dLeongatha39. CGRADE: Bairnsdale 41 dWonthaggi 34,Morwell 24 dDrouin14,Maffra44 dWarragul37,Traralgon 37 dSale24, Leongatha43 dMoe20. 17 ANDUNDER: Bairnsdale40 dWonthaggi36, Drouin34 dMorwell30,Maffra34 dWarragul27 , Sale46 dTraralgon38, Leongatha 47 dMoe 16 15 ANDUNDER: Wonthaggi37dBairnsdale34, Morwell33
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TTU37d YYN32,Heyfield57 d Gormandale 21,Glengarry43drewRosedale43, Yarram bye. Ladder: Woodside56points,Glengarry 50,Rosedale50,SaleCity48, Yarram36,Heyfield 28,Churchill24,Cowwarr24,YYN 16,TTU 16, Gormandale4. BGRADE: SaleCity60 dCowwarr26, Woodside48 dChurchill32,YYN 41 dTTU25,Gormandale45 d Heyfield 31,Rosedale57 dGlengarry45, Yarram bye. CGRADE: SaleCity53 dCowwarr 12,Churchill34 dWoodside30, TTU52d YYN26,Gormandale42 d Heyfield 41,Rosedale29 dGlengarry22, Yarram bye. DGRADE: SaleCity 51 dCowwarr 13,Woodside36 dChurchill 14,TTU46 dYYN22,Gormandale32 d Heyfield 12,Rosedale40 dGlengarry 22, Yarram bye. 17 ANDUNDER: SaleCity66 dCowwarr 18 Woodside44 dChurchill 22, TTU47dYYN 13 Heyfield55 dGormandale 15,Glengarry35 d Rosedale 16,Yarram bye. 15 ANDUNDER: SaleCity85 dCowwarr5, Woodside 30 dChurchill 22, TTU54d YYN 6, Heyfield28 dGormandale 17,Rosedale49 d Glengarry 7, Yarram bye. EAST GIPPSLAND ROUND 18 AGRADE: Boisdale-Briagolong55 dLucknow34, Stratford38d LakesEntrance37,WyYung62 d OSR32,Lindenow bye. Ladder: Wy Yung68points, Boisdale-Briagolong60,LakesEntrance48,Stratford 48,Lindenow28,OSR 16,Lucknow 16 BGRADE: Boisdale-Briagolong43 dLucknow27 LakesEntrance30 dStratford19, Wy Yung 31 dOSR 13,Lindenow26d Paynesville 10 CGRADE: Boisdale-Briagolong28 dLucknow 18, Stratford35dLakesEntrance25,OSR26 dWyYung 24,Lindenow38 dPaynesville 7. DGRADE: Boisdale-Briagolong49 dLucknow28, Stratford25dLakesEntrance20, Wy Yung 31 dOSR 30,Lindenow39 dPaynesville9. 17 ANDUNDER: Boisdale-Briagolong43 dLucknow 13,Stratford23dLakesEntrance22, Wy Yung28 drewOSR28,Lindenow bye. 15 ANDUNDER: Boisdale-Briagolong 41 dLucknow 32,LakesEntrance48 dStratford16, Wy Yung30 d OSR 16,Lindenow34 dPaynesville 11 Maffra AGradewingdefenceAshleyKeefepreparesto movethe ball forwardduring theEagles thrilling winover Warragul. Photo:SamCrothers Netball scoreboard Book your Torque Trades package today! From only $50.25 per f/night! Ph: 5143 9306 ok Want to see your businesshere? G P 1 6 2 9 0 8 7 Email: advertising@gippslandtimes com au D. J. &M.L. PANELS Youbend’em, we mend’em DesSheean 15 UNION STREET,SALE TELEPHONE 51442364 GP1637350 WindowTinting Automotive-Residential -Commercial ● Safety/SecurityFilm ● Decorative Film ● PinStriping ● AdhesiveBonnet andHeadlightProtectors MFRSnationwideLifetime Warranty 227GuthridgeParade,Sale Ph 5144 1279 or0418 513417 COUNTRYSHADES 15% OFF G P 1 6 4 5 9 6 9 Localfamilyownedspecialist 67PrincesHwy,Sale (StratfordsideofSale) 51430555mckay.automotive.sale@gmail.com INSTOREPRODUCTS August only or until sold out INSTORESPRODUCTS O O C S Volvo- BMW- Volkswagen -Mercedes Benz -Peugeot SALEEUROPEANAUTOS Citroen-SAAB -Jaguar -LandRover -AlfaRomeo -Fiat-Renault Over25 yearscombined experienceintheserviceandrepair of allEuropeanmakesandmodels.Newcarlogbookservicing,late modeldiagnostics,Airconditioningrepairandservicing 17STEPHENSON STREET,SALE PHONE:(03)51447198 BEHIND DYERSTRANSPORT GP1645996
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Anevenfirstquarterwasfollowedby astrong secondfromtheBombers,astheykickedfourgoals totakean11-pointleadintothemainbreak. Sensingthechanceof awin,thehomesidedid notletup,andadded afurtherthreegoalstoone inthethirdtoextendthemarginto21withone quartertoplay. Boisdale-Briagolongsawthe gameoutrightto theend,andmadesureoftheresultwithenough defensivepressureinthelast. KelPorterwasbest-on-groundinthevictory, followedbySamBedggood,DanielJohnson,Jim Reeves,PaddyMackandTomBrew. Thewinwasmadeallthemoremeritoriousby thefactBombers’keyforwardMattWilkinson didnotplay. Wilkinsonhadbeen ashininglightforthered and blackthisseason,kicking45goalstocome secondintheleague. JoelMcNamara,Jesse Glassborow,RyMutimer, TomSouthen,JackSaulleandDionGraceplayed wellforLucknow. Itwas aless-than-idealwayfortheMagpies toheadintofinals,andofficialswillbehopingit
LiamDurkin STRATFORDisnowjustonewinawayfrom a grandfinal. TheSwanssecuredthedouble-chancein thelast roundoftheEastGippslandhome-and-awayseason withvictoryoverLakesEntrance. Travellingtotheovalbythesea,Stratfordwon a low-scoringmatchplayedinchallengingconditions 5.12(42)to2.6(18). Whilethegamewasn’tpretty,itwasenoughto meantheSwansendedtheregularseasonwith12 winstotheircredit. Stratfordledateverychange,andmanufactured enoughgoalsinthefinishtowinby24points. Thematchwassomethinglike asoccergamein thateverygoalwasa significantleadgiventhe conditions. Togiveanindicationofjusthowdifficultgoals weretocomeby,neithersidemanaged amajorin thesecondterm. Stratfordonlykicked1.5(11) inthethirdquarter, butkepttheSeagullsscorelessthemselves.
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doesnotstart arotthatleadstoanearlyexitthis weekend. WhiletheyweretoastingtheirvictorySaturday night,therewouldhavesurelybeensomeBomber officialswhospentsometimereflectingonjusthow bizarre aseasontheyhadendured. Ahugeinjurytoll,describedbyoneBoisdaleBriagolonglifememberasthehighesttheyhad everseen,meanttheteamhadaround14players outeachweek,andas aresult,was‘consistently inconsistent’throughoutthecampaign. Iftherewasonesavinggracetocomeoutofthe year,itwasthenumberofyoungplayersblooded intotheseniorteam,andofcourse,performances againsttop-foursides.
TheBombersdefeatedthreeofthetop-four teamsatsomestageduringtheyear,onlytosuffer somethingofaninjusticeonthefinalladder. Imaginebeatingthreeofthetopfourteams, having apercentagecloseto70andstillwinning thewoodenspoon. Youwouldn’tknowwhethertolaughorcry. theweekend, as
TheSwanshad a20-pointleadatthelastchange, whichwasprobablyworthtwiceasmuchinthe contextoftheconditions. JackBaconwasbest-on-groundforthewinners, andreceivedgoodsupportfromBenChanning, LincolnToner,BradWhite,ReganTaitandGavin Bickery. BestforLakesEntrancewasSamNickless, AngusMcKenzie,TomDuncan,JordanCullen, BenRichardsonandJarredMcDonnell. StratfordnowplaysWyYungfor aplaceinthe grandfinal. TheSwansareheadedforanotherfinalsseries afternarrowlymissingin2019. Stratfordhasplayed finalsin most of theprevious 10years:2013,2014(premiers),2015,2017and 2018 (premiers). BOISDALE-BRIAGOLONG endeditsseason on amassivehigh. TheBombersdefeatedfinals-boundLucknowby 19points,winning10.11(71)to7.10(52). Boisdale-Briagolonggaveitshomesupporters somethingtocheerastheywalkedofftheground forthelasttimein2022.
