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It was back in 2011 that Jason Milich, together with his wife Lauren, decided to take the elegance and comfort of a limousine and make it a mainstream way of having fun and creating memories.

From the school formal to a romantic night out for two, from a winery tour to a girls night out, Jupiter Limousines is all about unparalleled customer service, with an unapologetic attention to detail. Being part of people’s special occasions, especially weddings, has made the business a rewarding one for Jason and Lauren, and they always do everything in their power to ensure your celebrations are picture perfect. Boasting an entertainment system, fully equipped bar, strobe lights, laser lights and more, as well as the professional yet personal approach by Jason, Jupiter Limousines are ready and waiting to make your next special event, even more special.

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GET READY TO ROCK ON THE RAILS 5THE FM sits in the heart of Millicent and the converted railway station is a thriving community radio station that continues to ensure the emphasis is on the community it serves. Sharing the stories of its community over the airwaves has always been its core business but it is also at the centre of community development, through its in-school broadcasting training, and its involvement in major community events. This Sunday is one of those events – Rock on the Rails – 5THE FM’s inaugural rock festival, taking advantage of its perfect location and having it on site at the station grounds. It will be opened by newly declared Member for MacKillop Nick McBride but once those formalities are over, it’s all about the music and having fun, running from 1pm “until we’re done”, as the festival’s

promotional period promises. The stage is being provided by major sponsors Bowmans Earthmovers, who are providing a low loader for the occasion, and that is where eight acts, including four rocks bands, a couple of soloists and blues and jazz acts as well, will entertain the local community. There will also be food stalls, a barbecue, soft drinks, a licensed area and raffles as crowds fill the gardens at 5THE FM to enjoy the jam packed program. Well known local John McLoughlin and Gary King, of Channel 9’s Bandstand days are part of the program, along with soloist Drew Baker, Wise, Tom Schumaker and headliners JB and Crowey, who have been filling venues around the South East and there are still more acts to be announced this week. The free event is made possible by the

generous support of the following sponsors – Bowmans Earthmovers, Absolutely Anything, Millicent Medical Clinic, SE Property Sales & Management, Rob Dycer and Rosie Fartch, Anne and Bianca Bierwirth, Holla Fresh, Fosters Foodland, Sebastapol Farm Machinery, Jacqui Bateman Photography, Millicent Lions and Lionesses, McCourts Garden Centre and Florist, K&S Fuels. “The community support for this event has been outstanding,” station manager Sheryl Lowe said. The event is already booked for 2019 and will coincide with the Geltwood Festival to make Millicent a real destination for that weekend.

The 2018 Geltwood Festival, a drawcard for art and craft lovers, runs from April 13-17. “This first festival is just to show people what it is all about and what our plans are,” Sheryl said. “We want to be a

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centre for live music and we will also be live broadcasting the event, especially as we do have older listeners who might not be able to make it down.” The inaugural Rock on the Rails will also be streamed live. “It is a great opportunity for local artists to not just perform live but to be on radio,” Sheryl said.

“Without community radio many of these artists would not have a platform.

This festival is something we have been planning for a long time, probably 10 years, and now it is happening.” There will be donation tins at the event.

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NEW LIBRARY MANAGER APPOINTED The City of Mount Gambier is pleased to introduce new library manager Georgina Davison. With 26 years’ experience in public libraries in Queensland and the Northern Territory, Georgina is looking forward to getting to know the local community and leading the team renowned for delivering high quality library services.

Georgina and her family, husband Wayne, 14 year old daughter Liza and 12 year old son Flynn, relocated to Mount Gambier from the Northern Territory eight weeks ago where Georgina had been Alice Springs Children’s and Youth Services Librarian and Library Manager for almost a decade. “When I accepted the position in Mount Gambier, I had just completed a major restructure and the library was running as I wanted it to. It felt like the right time for a change, as we had just won digital excellence awards just before I left,” Mrs Davison said. The Mount Gambier Library inspired Georgina long before she arrived in the city, following a visit and tour of the community facility in 2012. “I had heard all about the library here, so I took an opportunity to visit and I loved it,” she said. “As soon as I got back to Alice Springs I made some changes, I brought the outside in with photography, got the shelves on wheels and had someone greeting people at the front door.” Georgina was a participant in the highly successful International Network of Emerging Library Innovators (INELI), a project of the Global Libraries initiative of the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation, which provides emerging library leaders with opportunities to connect with each other, explore new ideas and experiment with new services and learn from one another. “I’m extremely passionate about the role public libraries play within local communities and am looking forward to getting to know the community and hearing more about how the Library can best meet people’s needs, so come in and say hello.” Georgina and her family are adjusting to the change in climate in the South East of South Australia and are enjoying new activities together.

“We love the outdoors including camping, bushwalking and the beach, so it’s just perfect for us around here,” she said. “We are more than happy that we’ve made the move and we are settling in well. I look forward to working with everyone in this beautiful part of the world.”

OPENING HER HEART TO OTHERS

Congenital heart disease has been part of life for Georgie Guess for as long as she can remember. Diagnosed with a VSD, ASD and leaky mitral valve at the age of five, she has now undergone open heart surgery on three occasions – the last time only 14 weeks ago as a 26 year old. That surgery saw Georgie suffer complications and she now relies on a pacemaker, adding that to her weekly blood tests and daily medication. The most recent surgery was arguably the most life changing – even setting aside her newfound reliance on a pacemaker. Her mitral valve was replaced with a mechanical valve and she also had a septal myectomy and she is now on blood thinners for life. “The surgery left me unable to children, which is devastating news for me ,” Georgie said. What this latest surgery has done, following on from the open heart surgery at age five and 18, has inspired Georgie to turn her personal challenges into a way to help others. The former Tenison Woods College student, whose family still lives in Mount Gambier, is now an ambassador for Heartkids SA & NT and is set to be a guest speaker at the

Adelaide Education Day at the Women’s & Children’s Hospital next month.

“I will be discussing teen transition alongside cardiologist Dr Patrick Disney,” Georgie said. “Thousands of children and adults have their lives affected by congenital heart disease and I hope that my own experience can help others going through a difficult time.” A former MJ dancer as well, Georgie is not only pushing awareness of congenital heart disease but also on a fundraising campaign – a campaign with a difference. “I’m going to be participating in an adventure holiday television show filmed by Charity TV Productions,” she said. “There are 12 participants, including myself, who will be filmed doing adventure activities for an entire week anywhere in Australia.

We won’t know what we are doing or where we are going until that particular day.” The show doubles as a fundraiser and there is a link (https:// santtvchallenge.everydayhero.com/au/ georgie-heart-kids-tv-challenge) where people can make donations, which will go to Heartkids SA/NT. “All money raised goes directly to helping children and adults living with congenital heart disease,” Georgie said. And the statistics are damning. More children under the age of 14 years old die from congenital heart disease than all other cancers combined and eight children are born per day in Australia, suffering from congenital heart disease. “It is the leading cause of death of Australian babies ,” Georgie said. There is no cure and as Georgie can attest, there is a huge financial and emotional impact on suffers and their families. “I want to raise $10,000 to support Heartkids,” Georgie said. Channel Seven will air Georgie’s TV challenge nationally later this year.

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UNEXPECTED HOMECOMING FOR NARACOORTE SINGER It was an opportunity Cara Gooding could never have imagined to emerge right in the heart of where she grew

up but for the now, 21 year old, the inaugural Limestone Coast Festival of Voice Aria Awards were a chance for her

to showcase her talents back where it all began.

Currently studying a Bachelor of Music in Classical Performance at Griffith University through the Queensland Conservatorium, the former Naracoorte local was one of the 20 finalists selected to head to Mount Gambier earlier this month to work with internationally renowned opera performers Michelle Buscemi, Mattia Campetti and revered vocal coach Gary Nardella.

While she was not named in the top eight that went on to perform during the Festival of Voice on the Sir Robert Helpmann Theatre stage, the experience was invaluable, as she knew it would be.

“I certainly spread the word about the aria awards when I heard about them.” Cara said. “I am heading into my final year and like my fellow students, we are all looking to find our voice.

This was an opportunity I didn’t think I would get this early in my career when I was still studying. Just doing the competition and having feedback from those singers from Italy is worth entering the competition. You don’t mature as a classical singer until later but to get to know people who have made a career for themselves and to be able to spend even a short amount of time with them is such a valuable learning experience.”

Cara, who moved to Tenison Woods College to pursue her music once she hit secondary school, is a prodigy of much loved and respected Penola

based vocal teacher Pamela Walker.

“Mum was a music teacher so she had a real influence on me,” Cara said. “I started piano lessons before I started singing but it’s singing I’ve always enjoyed. I started with Pamela Walker in Year 10. She inspired to keep going with my singing.”

And Pamela Walker was the one who identified Cara as suited to opera – a more classical style of vocal performance. “I didn’t really know what opera was but I loved it as soon as I

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heard it coming out of her mouth,” Cara said. “Those lessons from Pamela set me up for life.”

Of course being at Tenison Woods College meant Cara was exposed to jazz and she saw firsthand how Generations in Jazz has grown and continues to grow, having performed at the iconic festival. She can see how the Limestone Coast Festival of Voice could evolve in a similar fashion. “Generations in Jazz grew from such a small beginning and it is so huge now and everyone talks about it,” Cara said. “I hope that will happen with these aria awards – it would be so exciting for the region. I’m so glad I got to be part of the first one.”

And while Cara never expected to achieve success in her first serious aria competition, she knows every bit of expert advice she can garner and every experience in performance she can accumulate will all play a part in her establishing her career.

“Opera is about making connections,” Cara said. “Opera is not huge in Australia whereas in Europe so many people grow up listening to it and to be able to find out about that and meet people working in Europe can only be a good thing.” The chance to meet Opera Australia’s artistic director, who was also part of the aria award judging panel, was also invaluable. “To have all those people in one spot in Mount Gambier was amazing,” she said.

Cara is now focussed on completing her degree and is set to undertake a Diploma in Education as well. “I need more performance and more education,” she said. As a general rule, opera singers really find their voice when they hit 30 – Cara, herself, is still working out if she is a mezzo or a soprano. “But my aim in the end is to secure a place in an opera, whether it’s the chorus or a role – I just think it will be a wonderful experience,” she said.

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DON’T LEAVE IT UNTIL IT’S TOO LATE! No one likes getting old – but it’s something that we all have to face at some stage of our life.

A lot of people are under the impression that a nursing home is their only option when they are getting to the stage that living at home is getting a little too hard – but here at Woodlands we offer something “in between”.

Whilst Woodlands Grove Retirement Estate is best known for the Independent Living Units – you may not be aware that we also have Independent Serviced Apartments available too.

What is an Independent Serviced Apartment? The Independent Serviced Apartments are located within the Community Centre at Woodlands Grove Retirement Estate. They are still low level care – but offer fully serviced facilities – laundry, housekeeping and all meals are provided, as well as full use of all the “resort” style facilities that the Estate offers. And best of all there is lots of companionship on offer with functions and outings available to those who wish to participate.

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Serviced Apartments are designed for people who are no longer able or do not wish to cope with the stress of the day to day running of a household.

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Did you know that we have fully serviced Studio Apartments available for rent? Single studio apartments are available to rent (terms and condition’s apply). Rent assistance may be available to eligible pensioners so the rental apartments give another option to those looking for a lifestyle change.

We provide three meals a day – breakfast provisions are supplied to your room (so you can sleep in for as long as you like!); Lunch and dinner are served in the dining room and with delicious home style meals prepared by our own cook and her team.

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Pictured - Gorgeous grounds with plenty of room for the grandchildren to roam (above left); an in house hairdressing salon (above) & a community centre (below) to meet your friends and get involved in the many activities on offer at Woodlands Grove Retirement Estate.

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GENERATIONS IN JAZZ ADDS MORE STARS TO 2018 LINE-UP Always star-studded and talentrich, the incredible guest artist list continues to grow, with one of the true legends of jazz, Patti Austin (top right), set to deliver her only Australian performance exclusively at Generations in Jazz. The US singer will be joined by the James Morrison Big Band, percussionist Nasrine Rahmani and trombonist Shannon Barnett (below) at the inaugural GIJ Opening Gala Concert on Friday, May 4. GIJ chairman, James Morrison (bottom far right) has described the new-look program as an exciting bonus for jazz fans. “For the first time in the history of Generations in Jazz, we will be opening the festival in true style with the Generations in Jazz Opening Gala Concert, and Patti will bring the house down the all-star big band playing music from her GRAMMY®-award winning album “Avant Gershwin,” said Mr Morrison.

“Then on Saturday night we have two

concerts from the sensational The Cat Empire, with the second gig having a ‘mosh pit’ for all of you who want to dance.”

Visitors and locals will also have the opportunity to hear the stars of tomorrow at an evening Scholarship Adjudication Concert at the Sir Robert Helpmann Theatre on Thursday, May 3. The concert will feature the finalists of the James Morrison Jazz Scholarship and GIJ Vocal Scholarship, with some surprise early appearances from the weekend’s biggest stars. A second Adjudication concert will also be held at 8.30pm on Saturday night at the Barn Palais, in a separate venue to The Cat Empire performance, while the City of Mount Gambier National Stage Band Awards, ANZ Vocal Ensemble Awards and University of South Australia Jazz Combo Awards will be judged all day Saturday. “We are really encouraging the local community to come out

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PRIVATE, PEACEFUL & PERFECT This appealing unit will ideally suit anyone looking for a low maintenance, exciting lifestyle being only a couple of minutes’ walk to the main street & equally as close to the bustling cafes & restaurants. The why to buy: • 2 spacious bedrooms • Master bedroom has a built-in robe • Fully renovated bathroom with separate toilet • Delightful kitchen with gas cooking & spacious pantry • Open plan kitchen, lounge/ dining • Mitsubishi Reverse cycle split system • LED lighting

ROOM FOR THE BOAT, THE VAN AND MUCH MUCH MORE Over 2 allotments approx. 1475m2 in total, situated close to the city centre. Mount Gambier stone home comprised of 3 bedrooms all a great size and with built in robes. Retro features throughout, spacious lounge with woodheating. Large dining room. Kitchen with induction cooktop and stainless steel dishwasher.

17 Jardine Street

Immaculately maintained 3 bedroom home located close to the Mount Gambier Hospital. Situated in a quiet cul-de-sac, this 3 year old home has much to offer. 2 living areas, formal and informal, Lovely kitchen with elect cooking and dishwasher.

Master bedroom with walk in robe and ensuite, bedrooms 2 and 3 with built in robes. Outdoor entertaining and a decent size rear yard.

$539,000

83 Bay Road

$550,000

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OPEN SATURDAY 10.15 - 10.45AM

OPEN SATURDAY 11.00 - 11.30AM A STUNNING MAKE OVER Centrally located and comprised with three bedrooms, two with BIR's. Spacious kitchen/ dining with stainless steel appliances.

Wood heading, plus split system reverse cycle heating and cooling for all year comfort. Gorgeous bathroom with separate toilet.

Lovely outdoor entertaining area. Single garage and workshop with power. Vehicle access to rear yard. All this situated on a good size allotment. All the hard work is done here, just move in and enjoy.

1A Naylor Place

$395,000

OPEN SATURDAY 9.30 - 10.00AM

A LIFESTYLE CHOICE Outstanding Character Home comprising of 4 bedrooms + Study Nook. Attention to detail throughout, with ornate fireplaces, and superb polished boards. Decadent formal lounge with stunning mantel and gas log fire. An entertainer’s kitchen in redgum timber with stainless steel gourmet cooker. Spacious dining area that spills through french doors to superb outdoor entertaining area overlooking self-cleaning, heated swimming pool. Work from home - Detached double stone garage has auto rollerdoors, and the addition of a dedicated office.

Manicured Gardens both front and rear, ducted gas central heating, situated on a large corner allotment, this home represents an appealing opportunity to enjoy a fantastic way of living, so close to the city centre. Walk to many of the main street eateries.Expressions of Interest closing January 19th 2018 (unless sold prior).

21 Turnbull Drive

TIMELESS ELEGANCE IN AN A1 LOCATION Return verandah villa situated on prestigious Bay Road. With gorgeous character features this home was originally built in 1918 and is situated on a block size of over 2600 square metres.

Comprised of 4 bedrooms, formal lounge with gas heating and ornate fireplace. Formal dining, Tasmanian Oak kitchen, and rear family/sun room. The period style bathroom is renovated with a separate toilet.

$529,000

23 Jardine Street

$283,500

LEASED @ $400P/W

EXECUTIVE LIVING ON NAYLOR Spacious executive living in the gorgeous Lakes Location. Large kitchen with gas cooking and S/S appliances, open plan living with reverse cycle heating/cooling and a slow combustion wood fire, perfect for those winter nights. The open plan living area boasts picturesque views over the city. Master bedroom with ensuite including twin shower and walk-in robe with sliding doors opening out to a private courtyard. Large 2nd and 3rd bedrooms both with BIR.

16 Gaden Street

$229,000 – $235,000

COMPLETELY RENOVATED – PERFECT FOR LIVING OR INVESTING This home is ideal for someone looking for their first base or investment. 3 bedrooms all with new carpet, BIR & fully renovated ensuite. Beautifully renovated kitchen with dishwasher & stainless-steel appliances. Large living area.

Main bathroom with separate toilet and completely renovated with floor to ceiling tiles. Ceiling fans throughout and all new light fixtures. Reverse cycle split system.

INVESTMENT OF THE WEEK 67 Lake Terrace East

$185,000

STUNNING FAMILY HOME ON AN ACRE Vicki Quinn has pleasure offering for sale this immaculate family home nestled on an acre of gorgeous gardens with room for the kids to roam free.

With a unique floorplan, the home is comprises of 4 bedrooms, a dedicated office, formal lounge and an open plan kitchen, dine and family area.

The timber kitchen has loads of bench space, dishwasher, induction cook top and a large walk in pantry. Overlooking gardens, the main bedroom is a great size and offers a Large walk in robe and ensuite, complete with a 2 person spa bath. Sliding doors spill from the family room to the superb outdoor entertaining, sheltered by zip track blinds. Ducted Reverse cycle heating/cooling throughout the home is powered by 3 Phase, ensuring cost effective comfort all year round. Vehicle access is available to the double colorbond shed (approx. 6M X 9M). With power in the rear yard. Well priced, this property has been well thought out and offers many extras, including quality window furnishings throughout and a ducted vacuum system.

2 Max Young Drive

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LOOKING FOR YOUR FIRST HOME? THIS IS IT! This affordable solid 3-bedroom home is great for the first home buyers. Original open kitchen/ dining with slow combustion heating. Large lounge room with reverse cycle air conditioner. Bathroom with separate toilet. 12 month old water softener. Solar hot water. Large back yard with garden shed.

$395,000

SUPERB QUALITY THROUGHOUT Immaculately presented 3/4 bedroom home situated in Max Young Park. Offering spacious formal and informal living areas. Large timber kitchen with gas cooking, dishwasher, WIP & loads of bench space. Every room of this quality home is big.

Gorgeous timber windows with disappearing screens overlook manicured gardens both front & rear. Sliding door leads to

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A TREASURE TROVE OF POTENTIAL IN A DREAM LOCATION Inviting an exciting future with endless opportunities, this original 3-bedroom, 1.5 bathroom & 2 spacious living area home, ticks all the right boxes for a comfortable family home with scope for future renovations. Why we love this home: Walk-in robe in the main bedroom with direct access to the spacious bathroom. BIRs in bedrooms 2 & 3.

Second toilet. Solar Panels. 2 rainwater tanks. Amazing views. Large allotment. Located in the prestigious Jardine Street, minutes’ walk to the Oatmil Cinema, restaurants & cafes – this home won’t disappoint!

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‘MIXED FARMING’ IRRIGATED LAND 284.53acres Total land holding on 3 titles, 160 acres under irrigation • Water taking licence totalling 470,874kL with added Industrial licence • Artesian (confined) water source in Kalangadoo management area • 308.87 acres Valley Pivot irrigating half circle of 136acres • 24 acres set with permanent sprinklers • Renovated pastures inc. Rye Grass, Chicory & White clover with strong fert history • Hay shed 12m x 30m, cattle yards with crush under cover • 5 bedroom home with other implement and machinery shedding • Property advertised ‘excluding’ Dairy infrastructure but can be purchased on negotiation

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Suttontown - Collins Street Priced from $120,000 Contact Brett Exelby On 0458 548 756 to secure your block now!

Services include town water, sewer, power & Telstra as well as hot mix roads & bike baths surrounding the Estate. Block sizes ranging from 1425m2 to 2368m2.

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26 YAHL MAIN ROAD, YAHL 4 BED | 2 BATH | 8 CAR

17 BALAMBOOL AVENUE MOUT GAMBIER 3 BED | 1 BATH | 4 CAR

COUNTRY FAMILY HOME $580,000 Enjoy the family life in this beautiful family home. Looking for room to move and sheds to make every man happy this home is for you. This quality home sits on a 5,000 s/ qm allotment including solid stone garage measuring approximate 18m x 10m with 2.7 m clearance.

QUALITY HOME AT THE RIGHT PRICE $289,000 Walk in and do nothing, as this home ticks all the boxes.

Large spacious living areas and bedrooms are a feature of this home. Lovely kitchen with plenty of cupboards, dishwaher and new applainces. 3 large bedrooms main with wir and en-suite.

29 WALLACE STREET MOUNT GAMBIER 4 BED | 2 BATH | 3 CAR

CHARACTER AND LOCATION

Be impressed by this beautifully cared for turn of the century dolomite villa, located on a large allotment in one of mount gambier’s prestigious streets. The property oozes character with its dolomite and stone features, veranders, lead lighting, high ceilings, ornate cornices, picture book windows and timber finishes. The home consists of 4 good size bedrooms, formal lounge, sunroom/familyroom, 2 upgraded bathrooms and a classy kitchen with modern applainces.

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11 MALLEE STREET MOUNT GAMBIER 4 BED | 1 BATH | 4 CAR

A COUNTRY LIFE $375,000 Take a look at this charming home, loved and built by its present owners. Set on a large allotment measuring 3,326 sq/m and featuring, fruit trees, vines, vegeatble garden, chook shed and fully fenced for animals and children to stay safe.

FAMILY HOME WITH SHEDS $289,000 Looking for room, well check out this affordable home with shedding. Inspection will surprise as this home has a stunning new kitchen, which opens up to meals and lounge room, complemented by a centally located slow combustion heater.

OPEN FOR INSPECTION: SATURDAY 11:45 - 12:15PM 15 DERWENT COURT MOUNT GAMBIER 4 BED I 2 BATH I 3 CAR

AFFORDABLE FAMILY HOME

$319,500

Check out this quality built, solid construction family home. Located in a quite cul de sac, 3 living areas, resort style main bathroom recently renovated with floor to ceiling tiles. Includes games room, family room, lounge room, 4 large bedrooms plus office. Gas heating slow combustion heating split system air conditioning. Stunning new kitchen with stone benchtops, walk in pantry, garage umr.

6 TENISON DRIVE 4 BED I 2 BATH I 10 CAR THE BEST ADDRESS $649,000 Make family life a breeze with perfect family home located in the popular tenison drive, having the southeasts premier private school at your back door step. Set on aproximate 2 acres of parklike gardens featuring tennis court, aproximate 85 litres of rain water, orchard and bore water to keep your property green all year round.

158 TELFORD ROAD MOORAK 4 BED | 2 BATH | 2 CAR STUNNING COUNTRY HOME $695,000 TO $720,000 Best of country living, set on just over 2 ½ acres. Minutes from mount gambier and even closer to schools the kitchen is every women’s dream beautiful solid timber, large walk in pantry island bench breakfast bar and heaps of storage, an open meals family area great for the whole family or entertaining.

1/6 HARTLEY STREET MOUNT GAMBIER 2 BED | 1 BATH | 1 CAR

HOME OR INVEST 2 CROUCH STREET CAVETON 4 BED | 2 BATH | 4 CAR THE GOOD LIFE $319,500 What a stunning looking country home set on a private 2,830 sq/m allotment with all the charm as if you are holidays all year round. A few minutes out of mt gambier on the nelson rd you will find this character home.

$169,000

Perfect unit living in quite Cul De Sac, open plan living upgraded kitchen and wet areas, 2 bedrooms, split system air-conditioning. Private yard with undercover parking. Good condition inside and out.

GREAT FIRST HOME INSPECTION WILL IMPRESS OPEN FOR INSPECTION: SATURDAY 11:00 - 11:30AM 20 O’LEARY RD MT GAMBIER 3 BED I 1 BATH I 1 CAR

O’LEARY ON THE PARK FROM $275,000

15 MONTGOMERY AVENUE 2 BED I 1 BATH I 5 CAR GARAGE HEAVEN $199,500 A garage like this and a home all for under $200,000, i must be dreaming. 8 metre x 10 metre colour bond garage with 3.5 metre clearance at its peake.

2 bedroom stone home, with polished timber floors, slow combustion heating, split system air-conditioning, decking area.currently leased at $264 per week not including the garage.

Attention first home owners, investors and retirees, these home and land packages are ideal for you.

With stage 1 sold prior to marketing. We can now offer stage 2. Two of mt gambiers leading building companies are offering turn key finishes at prices everyone can afford. 4 plans to choose from, and select your own colours and finishes.

10 SHEPHERD STREET MOUNT GAMBIER 3 BED I 1 BATH I 3 CAR

4 BUFFALO COURT MOUNT GAMBIER 4 BED I 2 BATH I 2 CAR

GREAT INVESTMENT $225,000 Check out this very tindy brick and tile home, currently leased to november 2018 $280 per week, or new owner only needs to walk in and enjoy. Modern colours, new carpets, clean and tidy bathroom laundry and kitchen areas, complemented by split system air- conditioning.

PRESTIGE EXECUTIVE HOME $599,500 Arguably the best floor plan of a brand new home to be placed on the market for some time. Stunning finishes throughout, quality fixture and fittings, designed to northern aspects, perfect living and entertaining areas, state of the art kitchen. Option owners will lease back $500 per week 12 months

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08 8724 9999 1 Wehl Street South, Mount Gambier & 98 George Street, Millicent 8733 1989 1 Kowine St, Mt Gambier

$249,000

14 Tawarri Cres, Mt Gambier

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35 Lindsay St, Mt Gambier

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14 Maxwell St, Mt Gambier

FRIDAY 6th 12.30 - 1.00pm SATURDAY 7th 11.30 - 11.45am

MOTIVATED SELLER • Backs onto the Blue Lake with panoramic views of town & countryside • 3/4 Bedrooms with built ins & WIR in main • Big Rumpus room with bar • Fresh carpets and recently painted this home is stunning

• Fresh and appealing from the street, this 3 bedroom home is situated on a generous allotment of 1030sqm.

• The light and bright family and dining area features slow combus on hea ng and reverse cycle air condi oning, con nuing on to the modern kitchen area with electric cooking and dishwasher.

Wendy Flint 0468 692 993

$329,000

OPEN INSPECTION

THURSDAY 5th 5.00 - 5.30pm

• This property has so much to offer for a growing family • Three large bedrooms all with built in robes • Centrally located bathroom and toilet • Large living room with split system and slow combus on heater

23 Lumidin Blvd, Mt Gambier

$285,000-$295,000

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Wendy Flint 0468 692 993

10 Francis St, Mt Gambier

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• Lovely home is situated on approximately 985sqm and is close to Mulga Street Primary School, Uni SA and Tafe • Master bedroom with walk in wardrobe and generous en-suite which includes vanity, shower and toilet. All other bedrooms are all of great sizing and feature BIR’s • Open plan living is a showcase of the home

Jason Malseed 0419 032 795

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• Stunning family home in the centre of town situated on approximately 1306sqm • Modern kitchen with quality appliances and great storage • Large Master bedroom with polished mber floorboards • Bedrooms 2 & 3 both of generous sizing, fully carpeted and BIR’s • Hidden gem at the rear of the property with a huge living area

OPEN INSPECTION SATURDAY 7th 9.45 - 10.15am

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• Open plan execu ve living • Large modern kitchen with stainless steel appliances • Outdoor undercover entertaining area • Polished concrete floors • Solar panels/rainwater harves ng

Wendy Flint 0468 692 993

• Three bedroom home that oozes first home buyer poten al • Located on approx. 748sqm which includes an in ground sparkling swimming pool • Gas heated spa and extensive decking area • Kitchen with updates and features gas stove top, electric oven

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18 Birdwood Ave, Mt Gambier

$229,000

77 Johnston Rd, OB Flat

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16 Kain St, Mt Gambier

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MOVE IN AND ENJOY • 3 bedroom home on 1013sqm approx block, could be subdivided S.T.C.A • Tailor made fi ed kitchen with stainless steel appliances • Immaculate modern presenta on throughout. gas mains • Central loca on, Electrically re wired

• Lovely 3 bedroom home has been extensively renovated • Open plan living, dining and kitchen make this home feel spacious • Kitchen with plenty of cupboard space and electric cooking • Main bathroom featuring floor to ceiling les with vanity, bath and shower • Large allotment with extra block approx. 300 sqm

HISTORIC 1890’S HOMESTEAD SO CLOSE TO THE CITY! • On 7.7 acres approx. of volcanic soil, the home is surrounded by beau fully manicured lawns and gardens The swimming pool only adds to the enjoyment of the property.

• Large kitchen featuring a dishwasher and gas oven, plus ample custom fi ed cupboards and granite bench tops.

• Beau ful kitchen with modern fi ngs and fixtures including electric cooking and dishwasher • Large main living area features a near new slow combus on heater • At the rear of the property is situated the master bedroom with BIR’s and en-suite including shower, toilet and vanity • Remaining 3 bedrooms have BIR’s and mber floorboards

Jason Malseed 0419 032 795

Jason Malseed 0419 032 795

Jason Malseed 0419 032 795

Alistair Coonan 0439 681 539

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• Original 1916 architecture features high ornate ceilings, fireplaces, decora ve stain glass windows and polished mber floors • Spacious interior with formal and informal living, open plan casual living to the rear opening to the outdoor uncovered entertaining • The master bedroom has floor to ceiling built in wardrobe

TOP OF THE TOWN! • Incredibly posi oned with panoramic north facing views of Mount Gambier.

• 4 bedrooms, 3 bathrooms & 2 living areas across 2 levels.

• Master bedroom with BIRs and ensuite.

• Beau ful mber cabinetry in kitchen plus a large laundry/butlers pantry.

• Impressive rendered, solid home sits on the high side of the road with 180 degree views of Mount Gambier • 3 large bedrooms all with built in wardrobes, the master has a renovated en-suite • A stunning renovated kitchen with stainless steel appliances flows into an open plan dining and living area

• Large open plan living • Kitchen that chefs dream of • Courtyard allotment • Stunning entertaining area

Alistair Coonan 0439 681 539

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08 8724 9999 1 Wehl Street South, Mount Gambier & 98 George Street, Millicent 8733 1989 210 Glencoe West Rd, Glencoe

$249,000

8 Sharley Ave, Mt Gambier

$239,000

Norwich Park, Wireless Rd West, Mt Gambier $385,000 Set price new build.

65 Tollner Rd, Mt Gambier

$215,000

OPEN INSPECTION

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• This lovely, solid stone property presents fantas c value and room to grow, and being offered is two tles totalling approx.

3585sqm • The main allotment resides on 1022sqm, with a well posi oned 3 bedroom & 1 bathroom home that has been tastefully updated and wonderfully maintained

• Open plan living • Double garage / semi enclosed carport • Great Loca on close to the hospital and Marketplace

Alistair Coonan 0439 681 539

Wendy Flint 0468 692 993

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• Beau ful high ceilings and feature cornicing in the front rooms • Huge main bedroom includes BIR’s with a further 2 bedrooms plus study/single room at the back of the home • Updated kitchen includes quaility stainless steel electric oven and 5 burner cooktop • Single stone shed with stained mber doors matching the front façade

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$125,000

8 Neville Ave, Mt Gambier

• Ocean view block approx. 1200m2 • 9 x 9 x 2.7 quality colour bond shed with cement flooring • Rain water tank • Power available • Build your dream home S.T.C.A

Jason Malseed 0419 032 795

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• This cute co age offers so much poten al, good size lounge with slow combus on heater • Kitchen with great storage, pefect for first home buyers or re rees

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$175,000-$185,000

• Only minutes from the hospital, marketplace and only a short drive to the uni and tafe precincts • Open plan kitchen, dining and living. Kitchen includes great storage and electric cooking • Main bedroom is to the rear of the home and features BIR’s and an extra room which could be ideal for a home office, nursery or converted into a walk in wardrobe • Renovated main bathroom with floor to ceiling les bath, shower, vanity and toilet

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Seeking family sized homes with 3+ bedrooms, 1+ bathrooms and 2+ car spaces shedding would be a bonus.

Please call Jess, Luke or Tanya on 8724 9999 for a free appraisal

1 Spehr Street, Mount Gambier

AUCTION

14th April 2018 unless sold prior

• Renovators dream, solid built 3 bedroom home • Si ng on approx. 1066sqm of flat block • Open plan kitchen and dining • Lounge with gas hea ng • Great shedding main car shed with pit

Jason Malseed 0419 032 795 and Emily Rayner 0417 665 085

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Tanya 8733 1989

Aimee 8733 1989

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6 18-20 Boucaut Kingsley Street, Road, Mount Allendale Gambier East

$290,000

• Double allotment in the township of Allendale East • Three queen size bedrooms, two with built in robes and the main with walk in robe and ensuite • Large formal living room (currently utilized as bedroom four) • Family room with slow combustion heating • Kitchen/dine. Kitchen with timber cabinetry, electric cooking and ample storage • Dining area opens to the fantastic enclosed patio • Double stone shed, single iron garage plus double iron garage with high clearance • A fantastic family home

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$239,000

Tastefully renovated awaiting a new owner Lounge room with new split system air conditioner Updated bathroom Brand new kitchen with quality appliances including a dishwasher New laundry and linen cupboard to match the kitchen New floor coverings, window furnishings and light fittings throughout Freshly painted interior Single iron garage & easy care gardens Located only a stone’s throw from local shopping

17 Sinclair Street, Mount Gambier

4-5

2

NEW PRICE

$232,500

1

Upstairs: • Lounge room with gas heating, ceiling fan and French doors • Kitchen/dine with balcony access. Electric appliances & dishwasher • Three bedrooms, two with built in robes • Large bathroom with separate shower and bath

• Single garage with internal access Downstairs: • Games room/second living with built in bar • Office or fourth bedroom • Shared laundry • Self contained flat

VENDORS RELOCATED ALL OFFERS CONSIDERED 4-5

3

$479,000

4

103 Sturt Street, Mount Gambier

The allure of rural living can be yours with 3.241ha. The home will suit the large or extended family offering: • Four bedrooms • Three bathrooms • Open plan kitchen/dine/living • Second living with slow combustion heating • Parent, grandparent or teenager retreat • There is a 4 car garage with 2.4m clearance, concrete and power and provision for a pit, sundry shedding and a bore.

OPEN FOR INSPECTION

3

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2

$219,500

4

Solid home with plenty of character Close to city centre and all facilities Ducted gas heating Kitchen/dining with rc/ac

• • • •

Main bedroom with shower and vanity Detached rumpus room with plumbing Huge entertaining area Double garage with workshop

9 Blyth Street

Saturday April 7th 9.30 – 10.00

6 Boucaut Street

10.15 – 10.45

17 Sinclair Street

11.00 – 11.45

36 McMahon Road

12.30 – 1.15

18-20 Kingsley Rd, Allendale East

3

• • • •

1

1

Three bedrooms, two with built in robes Living room with gas heating Updated ktichen Rear sunroom/second living or fourth bedroom

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$179,000 • Single car garage plus sundry shedding • Close to school, kindergarten and local shopping • Property will be professionally painted prior to settlement as part of the sale price

FRESH PAINTS AND NEW CARPETS

$113,000

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APPROX 1279m 2 BLOCK

Suite 2/14 Helen Street, Mount Gambier SA 5290

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23 Blackall Street

15 Renfrey Place

NEW

23 Lexington Crescent

2/56 Brownes Road

NEW

28 Jubilee Highway West

REDUCED 3

1

$189,500

6

3

Exceptional first home or one for the investor, loaded with extras. Huge shedding area and rear private access.

OPEN Close to schools & FRI local shopping.

5.00 - 5.30

12 Jasmine Avenue

4

2

4

NEW

$ 349,500

4

$355,000

2

$165,000 + Stock

a/ 1,202m2 approx

4

2

$127,500

Expressions of Interest

1500m2 (approx) A majestic character home set on a private double allotment of over 1,500m2 (approx). Full of stunning character features and tastefully maintained throughout. Can be purchased together with 12 Chute Street allotment.

UNITS\HOUSES

RENTALS 2 2 2 2 2 2 3 3 2 3 4 4 4 4

$367,500

2

2

2

$489,500

4

2

2

2

$199,500

27 Peake Street

2

1

1

$295,000

3

1

1

$209,000

$385,000

$249,000

An ideal family home boasting solid construction, spacious living and close proximity to schools. The perfect low maintenance investment or one to call home. Value buying!

3

1

4

2

$315,000

4

This superb two – storey home will capture your heart! A flexible floor plan with so much to offer including exceptional shedding – only an inspection OPEN will reveal the many facets of SAT this glorious home with bonus 10.15 - 10.45 teenage retreat.

3

2

$439,000

5

7.7 acres (approx) A magnificent rural lifestyle. Quality home big on living areas and outdoor entertaining. Great shedding and a well maintained established setting.

4003/3 Lake Terrace West

49 Elizabeth Street

Beautifully maintained residence in the popular Birdsville area. Lovely views, solar panels and rear yard access. Inspect asap! – In conjunction with Vicki Quinn Real Estate.

3

33990 Princes Hwy Compton

Easy care living at its best. A wonderful solid constructed Torrens Title homette, perfect for an investor or retiree. Well maintained, with loads of appeal. No strata fees!

47 Brolga Street

2

1

2 Auvale Crescent

A huge family home with unlimited potential, Two levels of living, bedrooms, kitchens, and bathrooms.

Perfect for a large family or rental, possibilities for split accommodation S.T.C.C.

4

1

A solid and trendy unit, ideal for investment or one to call home. Updated kitchen, generous room sizes & located in a OPEN quality group. Close to SAT schools & shops. A smart 10.15 - 10.45 choice!

NEW

All the hard work is done! Presented to a high standard this magnificent home boasts space, enviable lifestyle and a private established setting, all on OPEN just over an acre. Quality SAT location and priced 11.45 - 12.15 to sell!

55-57 Jubilee Hwy West

$325,000

2

8 Monash Crescent

Enjoy the ocean views – a prime location for affordable beachfront living. Near level 1,200m2 approx allotment with great shedding

Attention those seeking to invest in Port MacDonnell. Three units consisting of 2 x 2 bedroom and 1x1 bedroom on one title and an adjoining vacant allotment (565m2 approx) on a separate title – to be sold as a whole. Inspect NOW!

2/10 Bell Street Port MacDonnell 2/193 Commercial Street West 3/25 John Street 11 Jeffries Street Port MacDonnell 1/4 Hartley Street 1/28 Shepherdson Road 22 Barcoo Road 14 Hillcrest Avenue 37 Umpherston Street 9 Jane Street 5 Bond Street 100 Wehl Street South 3 Cottage Grove 45 Sassanowsky Road

4

18 Pelican Point Road

7-9 Compton Street Port MacDonnell

2

2

2

This stunning home is located at the end of a quiet cul de sac, on approx 1018m2 surrounded by lush landscaped OPEN gardens and a SAT reserve next door.

9.30 - 10.00 A must see!

18 Eldridge Drive Worrolong

Unpack the family! A fantastic home for the big family, currently leased to a great Tenant – ideal investment or house OPEN to call ‘home’. An SAT inspection will impress.

11.00 - 11.30

PARADE FISH SHOP A long established business in a fantastic beachfront location.

Showing a strong return, perfect investment for a family or partnership.

Loads of scope to diversify and create your dream!

3

4

26 Navajo Drive

54 Sea Parade, Port MacDonnell

5

$269,500

5

You will love the location and the views over the city. Big living area & fantastic shedding.

Updated kitchen with OPEN stone bench tops. This SAT one ticks all the boxes!

9.30 - 10.00

A solid and spacious family home, freshly presented and big on entertaining areas.

Generous allotment OPEN over 1,000m2 and SAT great shedding.

11.00 - 11.30

Business Only

1

2

2

$249,500

2

Superb apartment with City & Lakes views. Blue ribbon location only a short stroll to cafes, restaurants, retail therapy & the Blue Lake walking trail.

An exceptional Apartment on the top floor, an exceptional lifestyle.

8C Helen Street

$415,000

This impressive art deco home is full of character & charm and has been tastefully upgraded throughout, whilst retaining the original features.

Centrally located on beautifully established grounds and excellent shedding. This home is sure to appeal.

$695,000 as a whole GREAT INVESTMENT PROPERTY Freehold only, add to your Super portfolio.

Enjoying great returns. Secure long term leases, U1 leased at $21,289 + GST. U2 leased at $21,289 + GST, U3 leased at $21,289 + GST. Enquire now for further details or to arrange an inspection of these high profile central properties.

1 Form apply online Gebhardts Property Management Suite 2/14 Helen Street, Mount Gambier www.gebhardts.com.au rentals@gebhardts.com.au Ph 8724 8088 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 2 2

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Avail Now at $110 per week Avail 27/4/18 $165 per week Avail Now at $200 per week Avail 13/04/18 at $215 per week Avail 17/05/18 at $220 per week Avail 5/4/18 at $220 per week Avail 20/04/18 at $245 per week Avail Now at $250 per week Avail 2/4/18 at $260 per week Avail 6/4/18 at $280 per week Avail 12/6/18 at $340 per week Avail Now $390 per week Avail 14/4/18 at $390 per week Avail now P.O.A

NEW

9 Jane Street

1/4 Hartley Street

Avail 6/4/18 3

1

3

$280 pw

• 3 good size bedrooms • Large lounge room with gas log fire • Bathroom with corner spa bath • Kitchen with gas stove & electric oven • Paved undercover pergola area • Rear yard access • Large 3 bay shed at rear of property with power and concrete floor • No pets

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NEW

Avail 17/5/18 2

1

1

$220 pw

• Fully renovated unit • Two bedrooms • Open plan kitchen/lounge with reverse cycle air conditioning • Bathroom with laundry nook & front loader washing machine supplied • Private yard with lawn maintenance included • Single carport with remote access • A short stroll to main street precinct • No Pets

5 Bond Street

NEW

Avail 12/6/18 4 1 2 $340 pw • 4 Bedrooms, all with BIR’s • Open plan living • Kitchen with elec appliances • Dining with timber floors • Lounge with stunning views • Gas log heater & R/C air con • Double garage UMR with internal access • Private & secure yard • Pets negotiable

Suite 2/14 Helen Street, Mount Gambier SA 5290 Paul Chuck SALES 0409 541 113

Ben Jeffrey SALES 0417 810 246

Jo Campbell SALES 8725 5766

Sharyn Ferguson PROPERTY MANAGEMENT 8725 5766

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www.gebhardts.com.au RLA 1903 Ph 08 8725 5766

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12 Gwendoline Street

4

2

$419,000

1

Walk to the city centre or work from home.

This light filled & spacious home offers the ultimate family lifestyle all set on over 1600m2 of secure and manicured grounds.

Expect to be impressed.

63 Cape Douglas Rd, Cape Douglas

3

1

NEW

$315,000

1

Absolute beachfront – A breathtaking seaside escape. Low maintenance home unrestricted sea views & large outdoor entertaining. Enjoy swimming, surfing & fishing at your doorstep.

BLUE LAKE PRINTWORKS

NEW

11 West Street

3

1

$115,000

1

A great start for those wanting to enter the property market, fantastic potential and is located on a very well maintained 758m2 (approx.) allotment, close to all amenities.

Don’t miss this one!

37 Elizabeth Street Port MacDonnell

3+

1

2

NEW

$235,000

Exceptional coastal living. Nothing to do but go fishing! Spacious lounge room, lovely bathroom. Fantastic shedding including high clearance garage. Enclosed entertaining area/ family room. Coastal chic!

29 Gwendoline Street

$95,000 + SAV Established for 25 years – Large client base. Selling and producing Australian Souvenir Products as well as the print shop. Too many facets to this business to list. Please contact the office for further details.

4

1

2

$309,000

1,170m2 Held in the same family this charming home is oozing potential for a growing family. Large block approx 1,170m2 & inner city location – Genuine homes like this don’t come up often!

$116,000

Block 5,000m2 (approx) $179,500

3

Fantastic near level allotment in wonderful location. Popular western area, close to Tenison Woods College & Sports complex. Approx 5,000m2 – Call your builder today!

Well cared for low maintenance home that offers high clearance carport and high clearance garaging set amongst beautiful grounds in the country township of Nangwarry.

1

RENTALS 3 Cottage Grove

6

9

4

4

$459,500

Excellent unit investment, a very wellmaintained group of 4, fully leased at $605 per week. The units have been Strata titled, located in a quiet leafy street close to all amenities, for further information please contact the office.

NEW

1 Buffalo Crescent

Vacant Land

$119,500

A near level allotment surrounded by quality homes, over approximately 930m2 with a wonderful elevated outlook. All services passing, nothing to do but choose your plan and build!

472 Eight Mile Creek Road, Port MacDonnell

2 McIntosh Street Nangwarry

75 Tollner Road

NEW

23-25 Kain Street

3

1

2

$365,000

A fantastic seafront property offering affordable coastal living on approx 5 acres. Inspect to appreciate this rare offering. Fronts picturesque beach and sandy bay. Simply move in and enjoy!

2 Holloway Crescent

2

1

3

NEW

5 Keegan Street

3

1

2

$219,000

Located in a perfect central location close to boutique cafes, eateries and public transport. Fabulous 1048m2 (approx.) allotment with a duel driveway and good shedding. – Won’t last!

NEW

3 Buffalo Crescent

4

2

2

$599,500

Priced to sell! This builders own masterpiece is the latest in design and complete quality inside and out. Easy modern living and ultimate entertaining are just two reasons why to buy. Inspect to be impressed!

13 Lila Crescent, Nene Valley

4

2

2

$295,000

Loaded with character & charm, this home is an ultimate seaside escape.

Only steps to the ocean this is ideal for a permanent home or perfect holiday stay.

8 Marngo Place

$179,500

An ideal home for those starting out or the savvy investor. Tastefully remodelled kitchen and bathroom - outdoor entertaining and great shedding. You won’t lift a finger here.

Rental appraisal $230-$240 per week.

3

1

1

8 Bell Street, Port MacDonnell

3

2

2

NEW

$249,500

This fantastic bayside beauty will tick all of your boxes, spacious & special – Great corner allotment. Fantastic undercover entertaining area. Good shedding.

8/151 Commercial Street West

2

1

1

$212,500

Double storey townhouse situated in the classy Vansittart Court complex – everything on your doorstep – inspect asap!

5 Hilltop Avenue

3

2

4

$419,000

Perfect location – spacious family home in a quality street. Big on living and big on shedding! An ideal family home for those looking for low maintenance living and flat rear yard access.

7 Venice Court

$239,500

First home buyers and investors looking for an affordable home in a blue ribbon cul de sac location close to Reidy Park primary school and Tenison Woods College look no further!

4

2

2

$349,000

A generous size home located in a quiet cul-de-sac. All the necessities the modern family requires. Spacious living areas, outdoor entertaining & rear yard access.

1 Form apply online Gebhardts Property Management Suite 2/14 Helen Street, Mount Gambier www.gebhardts.com.au rentals@gebhardts.com.au Ph 8724 8088

NEW

COMMERCIAL

2/249 Commercial Street West

3/193 Commercial Street West

20 Sturt Street

• Harrold St • 30A Commercial Street West • 1/2 James Street • 2/2 James Street • 10 Bay Road

Avail 14/4/18 4 2 3 $390 pw • Four bedroom home • Main bedroom has WIR • Open living, kitchen/dine/family with electric cooking, dishwasher & RC air con • Formal lounge • Gas central heating • 2 way bathroom • Rainwater plumbed to the house • No pets

• 20 Sturt Street • 2/249 Commercial Street West • 2 & 3/193 Commercial Street West • 23-25 Commercial Street West

Avail Now

Avail Now

Avail Now

Commercial

Commercial

Commercial

• Approx. 172 square meters • Ideal for storage purposes • PRICE REDUCED - POA

• Large open area • Up to 125m2 available approximately • Owner can make adjustments to suit your needs • POA

• Close to CBD & other medical services • 2 consulting rooms & procedure room • Reception area, leased room/rooms and staff amenities • Receptionist • Basic Office equipment • Use of limited storage for equipment • POA

• 3A Mitchell Street • 53 Commercial Street East

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GENERATIONS IN JAZZ TRIALS NEW CONCERT FORMAT IN 2018 Tickets are now officially on sale for Generations in Jazz (GIJ), with the nation’s largest youth jazz music weekend boasting an exciting new format designed to meet unprecedented demand from

schools and audiences. More than 5000 emerging musicians from 130 schools across Australia will be Mount Gambier-bound for the May 4-6 event, along with international festival heavyweights The Cat Empire (picturted

below bottom left) and an exciting line-up of local and international acts.

With organisers bracing for the largest crowd in the event’s extensive history, the traditional Saturday night concert held in the gigantic big top has been split into two separate performances.

Generations in Jazz event manager Nethanel Sutton said the back-to-back concerts would entertain student participants followed by the general public, so that everyone gets a quality jazz experience: “We already have set national records with undercover seating for 6100 people inside the big top tent, but that still isn’t big enough, so we have reviewed the concert formats to cater for the increased number of student participants but also to allow visitors and locals the opportunity to experience what is on offer,” he said. On Saturday, May 5, an early concert will run from 6.308:.30pm for school participants and will feature The Cat Empire along with guest spots from international acts including Afro-Cuban and Flamenco percussionist Nasrine Rahmani (pictured above left), from Madrid, and Cologne-based trombonist, vocalist and composer Shannon Barnett. Due to popular demand, a second concert by The Cat Empire starting at 9pm will target the general public, and the audience will be encouraged to get up and dance during the later show, in a guaranteed party atmosphere.

Tickets for Friday to Sunday including weekend passes are now available for purchase online at www.

LIBRARY OUTREACH PROGRAM SETS 2018 SCHEDULE The Glenelg Libraries Library2Go Outreach Service will return to its former visiting schedule following the end of a 12 month trial program.

Councillors last week decided against continuing the trial visits to Narrawong and Nelson at the March Ordinary Council Meeting, voting to instead resume the service as per the original schedule and provide three-weekly visits to the townships of Dartmoor, Digby and Merino. Library and information services manager Yvette Parker said decision followed low take up from the Narrawong and Nelson communities during the trial program.

“During April 2017 to December 2017, the Library2Go Outreach Service attracted almost 200 visitors in the towns of Dartmoor, Merino or Digby, continuing to be a well utilised and worthwhile service in these remote communities,” she said. “However the same level of interest was not reflected in the Narrawong and Nelson townships,” Ms Parker reminded library members that a full suite of services would still be available via the Glenelg Libraries website. The Library2Go will cease visits to Narrawong and Nelson from May. For further information on the Library2Go Outreach Service please visit www.glenelglibraries.vic.gov.au lifestyle1.net | 23

generationsinjazz.com.au or through Chapmans Newsagency. Tickets for the Scholarship Adjudication Concert

held on Thursday, May 3, are available through the Sir Robert Helpmann Theatre Box Office

AT A GLANCE

For all your custom print requirements

Ph: 08 8724 7111

WATERFRONT OVERHAUL SET TO TAKE SHAPE THIS MONTH The Waterfront, a major foreshore development at Port MacDonnell, will become one of the region’s major drawcards for locals and tourists alike, and after months of behind the scenes planning, residents will begin to see activity along Sea Parade, with the announcement that the contract for the works has been awarded to local contractor Gambier Earth Movers. The Waterfront Stage 1 is a jointly funded project with the State Government ($585,000) and the District Council of Grant ($585,000). District Council of Grant Mayor Richard Sage, said that when completed The Waterfront would enhance access to the jetty and surrounds and create a sense of place for the precinct. “Port MacDonnell is a major drawcard for the Limestone Coast region and attracts visitors from intrastate, interstate and internationally.

Council will continue to capitalise on

our tourism assets to boost economic growth and showcase the beauty and uniqueness of this area,” Mayor Sage said. The project is an investment in the local community, providing residents and visitors a place to come and spend time as a family, enjoy the foreshore and have a new space for activities and events for the community. Demolition and construction is anticipated to start mid this month and scheduled for completion in September this year, weather permitting. People accessing the area should be aware that there will be restricted access to the jetty and immediate surrounds during this time. For more information and to view a copy of the designs for Stage 1 go to www.dcgrant.sa.gov.au/CouncilProjects Council has determined it is also an opportune time to also undertake maintenance activities on a 300m section of the existing gabion sea wall.

BENDIGO BANK GRANT EASES PAIN Thanks to receiving a grant of $2800 from Mount Gambier and District Community Bank branch of Bendigo Bank recently, Boandik Lodge has been able to purchase a Nikki pump for their residential unit at Lake Terrace. The Nikki pump is an ingenious system that is able to deliver a continuous infusion of medications via the subcutaneous route, for symptom control. Most frequently used in palliative care settings and for persistent pain syndromes, it will provide relief to those who cannot take medications orally.

Boandik Lodge is grateful to Bendigo Bank for this grant which will ease pain and assist palliative care for our community.

Above - Tracy Koop (Bendigo Bank) with Dot Golubic (residential manager at Boandik) and the Nikki Pump.

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SURFING CULTURE TAKES SHAPE IN HIGH SCHOOL ART CLASSES Year 10 Art and Craft students had the opportunity to work with local artist Jeremy Ievins. Jeremy came into the school and demonstrated key skills and techniques applicable to working with posca pens on different surfaces. With strong influences from the surfing culture, Jeremy provided students with knowledge of how to apply this particular media on a creative level. Students will be using this new understanding to assist in the creation of their own work on individual largescale jigsaw pieces that will reflect their self-identity.

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COLLECTED STUPIDITY - CAN EVERYONE JUST CALM DOWN... By ROBBIE TANSEL Like most of you, I’ve watched over the last week as the Australian cricket team ball tampering scandal has developed.

I will say from the start that I’ve been a huge cricket fan for most of my life. I could quite happily sit and watch all five days of a test match, I love one dayers and I also enjoy the wham bam of twenty twenty cricket. As a proud Australian, I’m definitely a fan of our national team.

Seeing the Aussies cheating by roughing up the ball certainly wasn’t something I expected to see, and like millions of people around the world left me very disappointed.

Having said all that, I think people have gotten a little bit carried away.

It is just a game. The media attention and outcry all the way up to our prime minister, who I don’t think should be pointing a finger at anyone, makes it clear that as a society we’re part of the problem. We’ve built these people who like bowling bits of leather, using a piece of wood to hit bits of leather and then running back and forth into superheroes. They’re just people like you and me. Unfortunately we’ve sent them the message that they’re really a big deal. I’m sorry, but at the end of the day they’re just people who play cricket.

I’ve listened to people since then cry out, “What will I tell my children?

How can I tell them that their heroes are cheats?” Again, let’s not get carried away people. I explained it to my son, who is already a cricket tragic by saying, “They did something that is against the rules. They shouldn’t break the rules, should they? It’s important to be fair when you play sport, isn’t it? It’s better to try your best and lose than to win by cheating, isn’t it? But after you make a mistake, you need to admit it, like they did, take your punishment, and then people need to give you a second chance to show that you’ve learnt from your mistake.” He nodded, asked if we could go and play cricket, and then walked away grumbling when I said I was too tired.

If anything, this is a great opportunity to help everyone put sport into perspective. It’s a game. It’s fun.

It’s entertaining. They’re people like you and me, who for some reason are given millions of dollars, which should actually be given to people who make a difference in the world, like nurses and emergency service workers, and teachers and people who go to Africa to help poor people.

As far as I’m concerned the biggest problem with the whole saga is that we’ve lost the moral high ground.

You know those times where we saw the Chinese female swimmers with the really big shoulders and we all

shook our heads. Or when we learnt about Lance Armstrong and we all tut tutted. Or when we heard about the Chinese government banning strippers at funerals and we sooked about it for weeks afterwards and insisted on mentioning it in five articles in a row?

Just me?

We can’t do that anymore. We’re Australians, and we’re responsible for these three silly buggers coming up with the worst plan to cheat ever. No one’s talked about that, by the way.

Cheat your little heart out, but make sure you’re good at it. Come up with a half decent plan.

For those of you who are so outraged that you’ll never watch cricket again, can I suggest you watch the American Cornhole League. I had never seen it before until last night. Here’s what it is, as far as I can tell. So there

are about a hundred knuckle dragging, mouth breathing rednecks in a big room. I think they’ve all drunk a lot of beer, or maybe whisky. Depending on whether it’s a singles match or a doubles match, a number of them grab some beanbags. By beanbags, I mean

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the sort of beanbags you see junior primary children playing with in sports lessons, not the ones that people sat on in the seventies. The competitors take it in turns throwing the beanbags about ten metres onto an inclined board with a small hole about half way up, aiming to get the beanbags through the hole. Essentially it’s a sport in the lawn bowls, bocce, curling family, aimed at rednecks and hillbillies. I don’t know if I can describe the excitement, but the commentators on ESPN were certainly doing a good job. At the start of watching, I thought they were getting a bit carried away and being over the top, but by the end I was going crazy in my lounge room when the Matt and Brett Guy father and son duo took out the doubles. I’d highly recommend you have a look at Cornhole on Youtube.

If you’d like to join the newly established Robbie Tansel Mount Gambier Professional Cornhole League email me at robbietansel@gmail.com

ROTARY HEADLIGHT CHECK RETURNS The long running Rotary road safety initiative providing free vehcile checks, with a focus on headlights, is on again this Thursday. The free checks are being hosted at four locations in the Limestone Coast at Mount Gambier, Millicent, Naracoorte and Bordertown. The Rotary initiative is run in conjunction with the Limestone Coast Local Government Association, the Community Road Safety Group and WIN TV. COMMUNITY HEALTH FORUM REMINDER The Mount Gambier & Districts Health Advisory Council is holding a community forum this Thursday from 6.30pm at Mount Gambier’s City Hall. Covering a wide range of topics, including volunteering, renal services, fundraising opportunities and how the HAC wants to get the community more involved is all on the agenda.

WHAT SOME OF THE KEY PLAYERS HAD TO SAY...

ANDREW LEE (Mount Gambier Mayor) “…it’s important that stakeholders and all the community have input into this…” “…significant work has already been done over the years but should it progress there is much more work to be done…”

TONY PASIN (Member for Barker) “…this is about outcomes that are community driven…” “…we will have more than one shot if we are not lucky enough to get the finding this time – it’s not the only opportunity to source funding…” “...if it’s successful, happy days, and it it’s not successful, we have a shovel ready project and governments are always looking for shovel ready projects…”

TROY BELL (Member for Mount Gambier) “…this is great for Mount Gambier, great for our region and great for our community…” “…if we can have a big vision, build each other up and talk positively about this I’m confident we can achieve it…”

MARK MCSHANE (Mount Gambier City Council CEO) “…it’s a but like owning your own home. You have to buy it or build it and then you have to run it and it is no different in terms of operating costs for such a facility that we are talking about…”

TIME TO PUT PEN TO PAPER Twenty thousand signatures in twenty days – that’s the challenge for the Mount Gambier community, if it wants the Mount Gambier City Council to lodge an expression of interest for Federal Government funding at the end of this month to source financing for a Mount Gambier & Surrounds Indoor/Outdoor Aquatic & Recreation Centre. It has been full steam ahead since the March 21 public meeting with the original steering committee being joined by other key community stakeholders. It is now over to the community – the people of Mount Gambier. If you want the potentially $25million dollar major sporting and community hub to be council’s next major project you need to put pen to paper. “Our role is community engagement,” steering committee spokesperson Nathan Stratford said.

“We have to find out if the wider Mount Gambier community wants this development.” And the clock is ticking – hence the 20 day campaign to garner 20,000 names, or more accurately 17,000 signatures, after local surgeon Barney McCusker unveiled his own personal petition that has been running out of his consulting rooms for the past four years – it is 88 pages with almost 3000 names already supporting such a project. “This is a grass roots campaign,” Mr Stratford said. “And it’s not just Mount Gambier but also the surrounding areas.” A meeting last Wednesday mobilised the initial workforce that will canvas the public and start disseminating the petitions.

DESIGN • Three or four multi purpose indoor courts • Show court with retractable seats • Indoor aquatic facility – traditionally 25m – 8-10 lanes (heating costs means 50m prohibitive) • Access for people with disabilities • Common purpose area – allied health services/gym • A creche • A kiosk • Offices & administration • Changerooms • 50m outdoor pool remains • Outdoor netball & tennis courts also on site They will be in retail outlets, Member for Barker Tony Pasin’s office, Member for Mount Gambier Troy Bell’s office and sporting clubs and you can keep up to date with the campaign on its newly launched facebook page www. facebook.com/mtgsportscentre. Mount Gambier City Council also has a working party, concerning itself more with the nuts and bolts of the project but it is safe to say when you are talking multi-million dollar developments, before committing to anything and before signing away ratepayers money, the council will want to be sure, it is genuinely the wish of the community to go down this path and that is the steering committee’s primary focus – proving there is strong grass roots support. “We really need the council to understand the community needs

it and feels it is long overdue,” Mr Stratford said. “They need to feel confident it is not a small group of people saying they want it but that they have full knowledge that people are behind this project. We have talked about it for so long and now we need to put our signature on a piece of paper.”

That quest for signatures started on April 3 and the 20 day campaign has to be adhered to, given the timeline facing council and any application for Federal funding.

Above (from left) - Chris O’Callaghan, Hazel Grant, Julie Moran, Rod Sparks, Tom Kosch, Ben Hood, Scott Martin, Brad Wilson-Smith, Nathan Stratford, Peter Collins & Mark Kranz.

FINANCIAL IMPLICATIONS • Two aspects – capital (cost of construction) & operational (running costs) • Last costing was $12million and that was 12 years ago – now sits easily at $20million-plus (Campbelltown - $26.5million; Barossa - $16.5million; Fleurieu $21million (shared between two councils)) • Cost per annum to run - $1million – could be as high as $1.6million net loss to run such a facility • Rate increases would be the most likely form of funding, outside of the grant etc which are for construction

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OUT & ABOUT

GRANT HIGH SCHOOL ATHLETICS CARNIVAL

Under 14 Age Group Champions Emily Pridham & Aiden Cameron

Under 15 Age Group Champions Jesse Plunkett & Ella Doody

U1nder 6 Age Group Champions Joel Ramsey & Isabelle Ladner

Open Age Group Champions Ella Firth & Wade Blatchford.

Grant High School’s 57th Inter-house Athletics Carnival has been run and won with Bonney claiming a sixth successive title. Shylah Fosdike was the star of the day breaking two long standing sprinting records - the 100m, which was set in 1976, and the 200m, which was a 36 year old mark.

Shylah ran the 100m in 13.45 and the 200m in 27.95.

Above - Bonney house captains - Claudia Edmonds, Abbey Patzel, Thomas Redding & Adam Richard

Record Breaker - Shylah Fosdike

FINAL STANDINGS 1st - Bonney 1696 2nd - Gordon - 1648 3rd - Henty - 1630 4th - Gambier - 1482

PORTLAND HEALTH SERVICE SUGAR BAN TAKES FULL EFFECT Portland District Health will stop selling sugary drinks from April 1. PDH has been phasing out the sale of sugary drinks over the past two years as part of a Victorianfirst initiative to set a healthy example to the community.Sugar sweetened beverages such as soft drinks and sports drinks will not be sold at PDH from April 1.

Health Promotion officer and SEA Change Steering Group member, Lindy Stuchbery, said PDH was leading by example and caring for the local community. “This change is needed because we have more people who find it difficult to maintain healthy weight with 59 per cent of local people identified as overweight or obese,” Ms Stuchbery said. PDH CEO Chris Giles said the decision to remove sugary drinks helped to create a healthier workplace and leading by example to promote a healthier lifestyle. “People are still welcome to bring their own sweet drinks into PDH, we just don’t want to promote it or sell it,” she said. PDH has also placed fruit on the wards and in staff dining room for staff and visitors to enjoy.

PDH is one of 13 health services from Geelong to Portland making the move to combat rising levels of obesity as part of program initiated by Western District Health Service when it became the first health service in Australia to remove sugary drinks from sale. lifestyle1.net | 27

THE CLASS OF 2018 HIT THE DANCE FLOOR

For Stand Like Stone Foundation’s Sue Charlton, there was no better way to celebrate the 10th anniversary of the foundation’s signature fundraiser, Swinging With the Stars, than with a record breaking year for dollars raised.

Grant Fensom’s $45,000 personal haul and a “Stars” total of $140,000 was a highpoint in a journey aimed at not only raising funds for the community foundation but to raise awareness about exactly what the foundation does and who it benefits.

As it heads into its 11th year, the popular event, which was the brainchild of Sue, and Dale Cleves, has announced a new batch of local stars to trip the

light fantastic and build on the already, more than $517,000, added to the foundation’s coffers by the event.

“The thought was to get some well known people to get involved and give people a laugh,” Sue said. “But I went away and thought about it and thought it had to be more serious than that.”

So as the Swinging With The Stars idea was refined, it became about town personalities getting some dancing lessons and of course the first challenge was finding partners for those dancing newbies.

And it was also important to debunk the Mount Gambier-centric myth about the foundation in the early days so

dancers from Penola and Beachport were part of early events – that is now even more regional with dancers from Lucindale, Naracoorte, Keith and Robe all tripping the light fantastic. “The stars are basically ambassadors for the foundation,” Sue said.

That brings us to the 2018 ambassadors – Mount Gambier’s Ben Deering, who has re-opened the Centenary Tower, Cape Jaffa Wines’ Anna Hooper, Millicent footballer, accountant and business owner Steve Duldig, Penola educator Nicole Lear, fellow teacher, Grant High School’s Liam Goodfellow, real estate guru Ali Coonan, chef, barista and entrepreneur Lucy

Von Stanke and rural go-getter Laura Hawkins.

Dance teacher Kim Cella is heading into her fourth consecutive year as mentor to the eight dancing novices, while Paris Ackland, who has been partnering the stars in recent years, will assist with choreography.

“I’m really looking forward to the challenge of choreographing the routines and assisting the Stars to learn the genres,” Paris said. “It is a privilege to be part of Swinging with the Stars for so many years and it’s rewarding to be given the opportunity to develop my skills as a choreographer and take it to the next level.”

The stars have already completed one lesson, where the foxtrot was on the agenda, as the enormity of the challenge, more so for some than others, sets in.

Tickets will be available from Chapman’s Newsagency, Mount Gambier, from May 7, and given the 2017 event sold out in three days, the challenge is on to claim your place at The Barn on June 23.

For more information on the 2018 “Stars” or to support your favourite “Star” in the People’s Choice competition visit www.standlikestone. com.au to make a donation.

Top row (from left) - Anna Hopper hard at work at Cape Jaffa Wines; new Mount Gambier resident Ben Deering, in his role as caretaker of Centenary Tower; Steve Duldig doing what he does best playing football for Millicent; & Penola teacher Nicole Lear with her students.

Bottom row (from left) - Lucy Von Stanke enjoying her morning coffee and her Mount Gambier eatery - Presto; BGrant High School teacher Liam Goodfellow; Laura Hawkins, from Frances, at home on the land & Mount Gambier real estate agent Alistair Coonan.

ICE EDUCATION FORUM FOR FAMILIES Families concerned about the impact of ice and other drugs will get the facts about the problem with a free education session in Portland on April 12. The BreakThrough: ICE Education for Families session will cover key issues about ice, its effects on the brain and body, the relationship between drug use and mental health, strategies for dealing with the ice user and access to support and resources.

This joint initiative between Turning Point, Self Help Addiction Resource Centre (SHARC) and the Bouverie Centre has delivered more than 150 workshops state-wide since the program began in late 2015 and is being presented locally in partnership with Portland district

Health. Turning Point director Professor Dan Lubman said the program aimed to reduce the harms associated with ice use. “This program aims to provide an insight into what ice is, how it affects people and how to support family members into treatment,” Professor Lubman said. “It also provides people with practical approaches in caring for themselves and other family members.”

Family members who attend the BreakThrough program regularly report that it gives them encouragement, increasing their confidence in dealing with difficult family dynamics caused by having an ice user in the family. Health professionals, particularly those from outside of the drug and alcohol sector, lifestyle1.net | 28

find it a valuable learning opportunity to gain a better understanding of the family perspective.

PDH Director Primary and Aged Care, Fiona Heenan, said the education sessions could help people to recognise potential problems earlier. “This is a new approach in dealing with the issues and presenting people with facts,” Ms Heenan said. “It’s about knowing what help is out there, demystifying issues around taking drugs and helping to navigate support systems.” PDH drug and alcohol staff will attend the sessions. Ms Heenan said that ice was a problem in the community but alcohol affects more people and there are also problems with prescription medication

The program creates awareness by providing facts and figures that help to de-sensationalise and reduce fear around ice use, without trivializing the challenges faced by families. It also helps to reduce stigma which can lead to better management in the community. To register for BreakThrough: ICE Education for Families, to be held at Portland Business Hub, 33 Percy St., Portland on Thursday April 12 from 3-6pm, go to: https:// www.breakthroughforfamilies.com/ attend and select the ‘Portland’ option, or call the Family Drug Helpline on: 1300 660 068 to register.

Attendance is free but registration is recommended to ensure a place.

CELEBRATING VINTAGE COONAWARRA STYLE

TIME TO STOP & SMELL THE ROSES Rose enthusiasts, aspiring gardeners and families looking for a day out are expected to converge on the popular Wagner’s Rose Nursery Open Day in April. Now in its sixth year, the day is designed to give people an opportunity to experience the unique rose nursery set in the heart of the Limestone Coast’s Kalangadoo region - to be inspired to grow roses, or simply to enjoy the food, wine and roses on offer. Planned around the Nursery’s peak flowering season, the Open Day provides visitors with the chance to see over 600 varieties of roses in full bloom and to sneak a peek at the new 2018 rose releases.

A large selection of yearling and two year old rose bushes and standards will be in flower, and throughout the day owner Brian Wagner will provide tips on pruning and planting new roses.

Coffee and a selection of food options will be available, along with local producers of cider and wine. Local producers Kalangadoo Organic Orchards will also be offering their apple cider and other goods for sale.

A selection of potted plants and bunches of roses will be available for sale. There will be entertainment and a jumping castle for young children, and all proceeds from the day will go toward Penola Primary School.

Wagner’s supplies to rose nurseries across Australia and has recently built on its strong wholesale customer base with a successful expansion into direct retail sales. Details: wagnersrosenursery. com.au

Vignerons and winemakers are in the throes of vintage but as difficult as it is to host an event at this time of year – that’s exactly what four of the Coonawarra wineries do with the After Dark weekend. Celebrating its 15th anniversary, the April 13 & 14 event, brings the action and, sometimes, chaos, of vintage, to the general wine loving public, and also gives hard working employees a chance to take one night off and have some fun.

The festivities begin with the everpopular Vintage Stomp, hosted by DiGiorgio Family Wines, where teams will battle it out for the trophy, bragging rights and $1000 prize money that is donated to the winning team’s charity or community group of choice. “Our Vintage Stomp has been the curtain raiser for Coonawarra After Dark since the event commenced,” said Frank DiGiorgio. “It’s a lot of fun and very competitive. We love the whole atmosphere of the night and the fact that people can choose to stay on or easily move to the other Friday night events, for more food, wine and live music”.

One of those events is at Zema Estate, where Francesca Zema will again lead her team in the production of the delicious and much sought after familystyle pizzas – a tradition since the After Dark festival began.

“She (Francesca) still very much runs the kitchen,” son Nick Zema said.

“Vintage is quite a busy time of the year with lots and lots and lots of action but it let’s people learn a bit more about vintage and let’s everyone have a bit of fun. I think it’s a great opportunity to show people a bit of a lighter side of vintage. People can go to the grape stomp across the road, then come here for some pizza and then head to Wined It Up at Brand’s to finish off the night.”

Popular musician Rhys Crimmin will again provide his blues and reggae music at the Brand’s Laira event.

Once you’ve recovered from Friday’s festivities, there is the celebrations at Raidis Estate from 6pm on Saturday, April 14, as Chris Raidis fires up his iconic charcoal grill, to the soundtrack of live music and paired with Raidis Estate wines and The Cide Project’s beer and cider.

“After Dark has always been a big event for us and a good event for us,” Steve Raidis said. “There’s a lot of excitement and a good vibe around at vintage and it capture some of that vibe. We also have a lot of international workers around and that provides some nice diversity as well. It is really fun.” As for the expectation that Chris will fire up his grill each and every vintage – Steve admits it has become a tradition.

“Food and wine go hand in hand so it makes sense for us to have both,” he said. “We really love the event – it is a fun event.”

There is a shuttle bus from Penola for the Friday night events and a bus service from Mount Gambier for Saturday’s Raidis Estate show.

Head to the individual winery websites and facebook pages for more details, while a full program of events is available at www.coonawarra.org COONAWARRA AFTER DARK – AT A GLANCE FRIDAY, APRIL 13 5PM DiGiorgio Family Wines (Stomp @ 6.30pm)

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NEW SCOREBOARD FOR MCLAUGHLIN PARK Wattle Range Mayor Peter Gandolfi has inspected the new electronic scoreboard at McLaughlin Park with cricket club president Jason Wesolowski and junior cricketers, Jacob Todd and Jason Wesolowski. The Millicent Cricket Club received $,000 in the second round of Council’s 2017/18 Sport & Recreation Financial Assistance Grants program. The new scoreboard has been partially funded by the cricket club’s successful application. lifestyle1.net | 29

10 teams will battle it out for $1000 to be donated to their choice of charity.

Wines by the glass Smokin’ Billy’s smoked brisket rolls 5.30PM Zema Estate Mrs Zema’s famous pizzas Live music with Shaun Brown Wines by the glass 6.30PM Brand’s Laira Wined It Up @ Brand’s Laira Live music by Rhys Crimmin Fish & Chips Chocolate Brownies Wines by the glass Boutique beers SATURDAY, APRIL 14 6PM Raidis Estate Live music Greek Charcoal Grill Wines by the glass Above (from left) - Grape stomping; Mrs Zema’s pizzas, Ryhs Crimmin & Chris Raidis at his charcoal grill.

BRAIN TEASER WHO AM I??

How many clues did you need?

1. We are a British band formed in the 1990s.

2. Around 400 people auditioned to be part of the band.

3. We were signed by Virgin Records.

4. Our debut album sold more than 30 million copies.

5. We performed at the 2012 London Olympics.

6. The 2012 stage musical Viva Forever, written by comedy legend Jennifer Saunders, is based on our music.

7. There has also been a feature film featuring the band, as well as other notable performers including Elton John and Elvis Costello.

8. We are a five member band.

9. We are the best selling female group of all time.

10. Our stage names are Baby, Ginger, Sporty, Scary & Posh Spice.

In which sport am I a household name…

1. Mark Knowles 2. Michael Phelps 3. Mary Lou Retton 4. Simone McKinnis 5. Katarina Witt 6. Hayley Lewis 7. Victoria Azarenka 8. Robert de Castella 9. Florence Griffith-Joyner 10. Drew Ginn 11. Aurelio Vidmar 12. Lauren Jackson 13. Pat Rafter 14. Wally Lewis

15. Nick Farr-Jones 16. Matthew Mitcham 17. Lindsay Vonn 18. Jack Nicklaus 19. Wilt Chamberlain 20. Shane Gould 21. Mick Doohan 22. Simon O’Donnell 23. Cristiano Ronaldo 24. Brett Ratten 25. Jason Day 26. Mick Fanning 27. Joe Frazier 28. Ronda Rousey 29. Sam Kerr 30. Cadel Evans

Our name is the Spice …?

ANSWER: SPICE GIRLS

SUDOKU 4 2 9 1 3 1 8 7 8 2 9 4 3 5 6 3 4 8 1 2 7 7 3 5 4 6

ANSWERS 1. Hockey; 2. Swimming; 3. Gymnastics; 4. Netball; 5. Ice skating; 6. Swimming; 7. Tennis; 8. Athletics (Marathon); 9. Athletics (Sprinting); 10. Rowing; 11. Football (soccer); 12. Basketball; 13. Tennis; 14. Rugby League; 15. Rugby Union; 16. Diving; 17.

Alpine Skiing; 18. Golf; 19. Basketball; 20. Swimming; 21. 500cc motorbike riding; 22.

Cricket (or horse racing); 23. Football (soccer); 24. Football (AFL); 25. Golf; 26. Surfing; 27. Boxing; 28. Professional wrestling; 29. Football (soccer); 30. Cycling

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2018 LAUNCH OF LEADERSHIP PROGRAM

The Western Bulldogs Leadership Project has returned to the Glenelg Shire for 2018, welcoming its newest cohort for this year’s program at a welcome and orientation ceremony.Last week, 16 motivated teenagers were officially inducted into the popular youth leadership program that is administered by the Western Bulldogs Football Club, with support from the Glenelg Shire Council.

This year’s participants include Portland’s Ally Bamford, Paije RoseMaher, Cassidy Beal and Lachie Warburton and Narrawong’s Nakaya Tashoff, Zahn Beattie, Jade Beattie, Alexander Sealey and Thomas Drew.

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Mutch, Maisie Sheahan have also been inducted alongside Heywood’s Tarli Kerr, Maddison Argall, Jack Fadersen, Cooper Barclay.

Over a period of six months the participants will complete 10 workshops and two weekend camps in Melbourne and Anglesea, learning important leadership skills such as emotional intelligence, public speaking and social responsibility.

Glenelg Shire Mayor Cr Anita Rank said the program had quickly become iconic amongst local youth.

“Congratulations to our aspiring young leaders who have taken on the challenge of completing this rewarding and worthwhile program,” she said. lifestyle1.net | 30

“The Leadership Project, which has been running for four years in our shire, is now a recognisable brand thanks to the once in a lifetime opportunities it provides. Over the course of the intensive six month program participants will build their capacities in teamwork, communication, goal setting and resilience from recognisable and respected leaders. I look forward to seeing the positive and long lasting contributions these young people will make in the years to come as future leaders of our community.”

The first workshop is a Melbourne camp next weekend where participants will develop their communication and team work skills, as well as attending a Western Bulldogs AFL match and hearing from inspirational guest speakers.

Above - 2018 Western Bulldogs Leadership Program participants with Councillor Alistair McDonald, Mayor Anita Rank and Councillor Chrissy Hawker.

COUNCIL WINDFALL FOR MEN’S SHED The Penola Men’s Shed was successful in its application for assistance in the second round of Wattle Range Council’s 2017/18 Sport & Recreation Financial Assistance Grants program. They received $2000 which will assist the group with the construction of a second shed at their Cameron Street premises.

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BAT NIGHT RETURNS TO NARACOORTE CAVES Bat night is returning to the Naracoorte Caves after last year’s booked out event. This is a free, all ages event, everyone welcome, to be held Monday April 16, 5pm to 7pm. Experience the spectacle of thousands of bats flying out of the Bat Cave and speak with bat expert Emmi van Harten (Batgirl).

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sheep property in New South It’s official - at 2pm last Wales, in 2004, but after two Wednesday at the Tatiara District and a half years in the Armidale, Council chambers, Nick McBride the Kingston properties, which was officially declared the were the lion’s share of the Member for MacKillop. And so for business, needed Mr McBride the man, who’s great grandfather, back at the helm. The return to Sir Philip McBride, was Sir Robert the South East, saw Nick’s only Menzies’ right hand man, the hiatus from political life. “I wasn’t Minister for Defence, and a key disenfranchised with the Liberal figure in the creation of the Party but was in repair mode Liberal Party Constitution, his for our business,” he said. “With own political journey is now set the drought in New South Wales to begin. Politics is basically a and the South East and soft McBride family tradition. “Through commodity process, there was no my grandparents and my father, room to move and we had to pull the banter at family Christmases the reins in as tight as possible and get togethers was often on the business. I couldn’t be centred on politics and it always distracted by anything including interested and fascinated me,” the Liberal Party, or any other Mr McBride said. Not surprisingly, volunteer organisation.” Wool he has hands on in the political prices spiked again in 2011 and sphere since he was a teenager, the business was able to move and during his time in Adelaide, back to a stronger position. “It was completing a boilermaker & my first experience of really strong welder apprenticeship at the wool prices and I thought, now I shipyards, he was already making know why we’re growing wool,” connection with key Liberal Mr McBride said. It also allowed Mr figures, including Nick Minchin McBride to return to the bowels and Jeannie Ferris. Raised at the of the Liberal Party with positions family properties at Kingston, in the Federal Electorate College heading to Adelaide as an 18 year for both MacKillop and Barker, old to gain his apprenticeship where Tony Pasin was about to was a four and a half year embark on his tenure as a Federal education Mr McBride believes MP. Mr McBride had also been has been invaluable. “Of all the elected to the board of the AJ & things I’ve done, I would never PA McBride – the family board trade that time,” Mr McBride that celebrates 100 years in 2020. said. “Even just from a social well One of five directors, elected by being point of view I got a least the 80 shareholders, that role one belly laugh a day.” But the has been another part of Mr experience also took him away McBride’s education, as was his from what many would view as foray into the Grassland Society a sheltered experience on the of Southern Australia, where he farm, to exposure to people and served on the committee and lifestyles that had previously been had one term as president – a foreign to him. “If I’d stayed on meteoric rise considering he the farm, that would have almost only joined the group in 2015. been like being protected,” he “It was on the things which gave said. “Working at the shipyards me the confidence to go into exposed me to a broad sector politics,” Mr McBride said. “To of the community. There were a do that (become president) in a 100-plus people working at the volunteer organisation made me shipyard, there were 20 different think that could transpire into nationalities and they were all a political career as well.” It was from different walks of life.” It was around two years ago that all the also where he established the planets aligned. The McBrides sold mantra that he intends to take the New South Wales operation, to North Terrace and the halls of due to high production costs, to power. “Don’t see how little you concentrate on the South East can do but see how much you operation, and it soon became can do.” With his apprenticeship clear that long standing Member signed off, Mr McBride returned for MacKillop Mitch Williams home to the family farm in 1992, was set to hang up his political where he set about studying farm boots at the 2018 State election. management through TAFE. “For “So I decided to put my name the next 10 years I was a sponge into the political process,” Mr for information on livestock McBride said. Nominations for enterprises,” he said. Mr McBride pre-selection were called in was also honing his political January last year and that it was skills alongside federal and all systems go, for Mr McBride to State members Ian McLachlan, win the local party members over Dale Baker, Mitch Williams and by the March 19 vote. “It meant Patrick Secker, taking on roles in getting around to the two to three the Federal Electorate Colleges hundred members in MacKillop and the State Council. Buoyed and then delivering a speech at by improved wool prices in the Naracoorte High School gym 2003, the McBrides bought a lifestyle1.net | 33

on the day of the preselection ballot. “It was all about letting the members know what you have to offer, what you stand for and what you see as the issues,” Mr McBride said. Taking on six other candidates – it was a tense count, going down to the fifth preferences before he emerged the winner of Wattle Range Mayor Peter Gandolfi. Needless to say, in the end, the preselection battle was tougher than the State election. “Not in terms of workload – it was the same workload,” Mr McBride said. “But the Liberal Party preselection was a tougher battle which you can see by how close it was. The calibre of the candidates was so high.” But when it came to the March 17 State election, Mr McBride felt he had a distinct advantage, having stepped away from the farm after winning preselection and devoting his time to the campaign. “I was in the box seat after having 12 months to get to know the electorate,” he said. “I got to know who’s who in MacKillop in the business community, sporting organisations, community groups and volunteer groups and to learn what all the issues were.” That groundwork also meant he was arguably the best prepared candidate for community forums, as well. “I’m not saying all my answers were perfect but I knew the issues,” he said. Mr McBride is already aware of the challenges of being in a safe Liberal seat but at least he was one advantage over his predecessor. “I am part of a Liberal Government,” Mr McBride said. “Mitch (Williams) never got to bring in things he could have

over the past 16 years because he was in opposition.” MacKillop constituents can be assured of one thing – Nick McBride will not let this safe Liberal stronghold be taken for granted.

“That’s not how I’ll operate,” he said. “I will absolutely go into bat for you.” The newly declared MP admits the past few months have all been a bit of a whirlwind and credits Member for Barker Tony Pasin with providing critical advice and support. “Now I’m going to have to learn a new skill,” he said. “Patience. The party has only just got into government and I am going to have to be patient and methodical but I am never going to let up – they are going to know about the issues for MacKillop.” Pleasing for Mr McBride, is the fact, the Liberal Party is not basking in the glow of a drought breaking election win but determined to hit the ground running. “There is definitely no complacency,” he said. “We want to make changes as quickly as possible because every month or week that passes with the issues we have been left with, sees them become our responsibility and we want to be professional, show we care, and we are doing our job.” The good news locally is, while new to parliament, the Member for MacKillop is a former mixed netball team mate and friend of Premier Steven Marshall – what weight those carefree days on the courts at Stepney ICA will hold remains to be seen.

Above - Nick McBride (right) with now Premier Steven Marshall

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HARMONY DAY @ TENISON WOODS COLLEGE On Wednesday, March 21, Tenison Woods College was a sea of orange to welcome in Harmony Day. Students from the senior and middle school councils greeted students and parents at the entrances to the school with orange ribbons and harmony pledges. All students from Early Learning to Year 12 then gathered on the oval in a huge harmony heart to celebrate together in prayer and cheer together the diversity of Harmony Day. Throughout the day the Early Learning Centre and Junior School had a focus on Harmony activities with lunch time being the main focus for students in all year levels. Students were able to involve themselves in activities from a variety of cultures such as a soccer shoot out, henna and face painting, and braiding. There was also a scrumptious range of cultural foods on offer for purchase and all this was accompanied by music and lively commentary. The day concluded with a delightful harmony dinner where staff, students and their families came together to try food from a range of different cultures in a friendly atmosphere. Harmony Day is a time to celebrate the diversity of our community and the great contributions our migrant families make to extending our cultural understanding.

Tenison Woods College students form a heart for Harmony Day

Bayley Berkefeld

Emma Baseley

Jimmy Crozier

Ellie Newell

Bonnie de Nys & Maggie Collins

Ivy Trigg & Gracie Carroll

Keeva Shepherd & Sari Mutton

Sully Koppe

Payton Bilney & William Mott

Joshua Godrik & Oscar Sneath

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SPORT AT A GLANCE SPORTING SNAPSHOTS This week:

CRICKET ATHLETICS

Adam Somerfield (right) & Patrick Page Jnr (left) were part of the Tea Tree Gully, Premier Cricket winning team in the top Adelaide competition on March 24 & 25.

FOOTBALL

Former Hamilton athlete Emma Kearney, who was part of the Western Bulldogs AFLW premiership winning team has been named the AFLW MVP.

BASEBALL

Former Mount Gambier baseballer Dylan Ridding, who debuted for the Adelaide Bite this season, has been named Rookie of the Year for Baseball SA Division One.

BASKETBALL MOUNT GAMBIER JUNIOR GRAND FINAL RESULTS U12 Boys Gold Hunters 45 (K Allen, O Gribben, W Humphries) def Celtics 35 (T Brumby, O Pohlner, J Janeway) U12 Boys Blue Nuggets 28 (F O’Riely, J Greene, E O’Donnell) def Phoenix 23 (A Heesemans, H Higgins, B Szopory, H Mobbs) U12 Girls Hot Shots 40 (C Nulty, F Kelly, L Brook, M Button) def Diamonds 39 (A Collins, C Peacock, G Ferguson) U14 Boys Gold Jets 51 (W Barton, M Harrold, J Allen) def Kings 48 (B Young, L Thiele, H Wright) U14 Boys Blue Sixers 44 (C Watson, M Hooper, A Noble) def Giants 43 (S Wass, L Ray, W Boston) U14 Girls Capitals 52 (A Duncan, L Clifford-Finch, Z Jones) def Opals 46 (S Adams, A Knowles, P Exelby) U16 Boys Div 1 Panthers 55 (J Lawrence 14, J Domaschenz 13, O Thomson 11) def Cougars 48 (H McInnes 20, W Barton 9, J McGregor 9) U16 Boys Div 2 Panthers 48 (E Norman 21, C Barry 11, E Sims 6) def Bulldogs 28 (S McTaggart 12, A Black 9, T Moreland 3) U16 Girls Cougars 47 (M Horrigan 16, E Dawe 15, S Ritter 8) def Bulldogs 44 (C Hunter 21, J Freeman 13, M Reid 6) U18 Men Bulldogs 81 (M Hunter 35, M Black 16, W Wright 12) def Roos 49 (M Makuer 21, R Kuller 9, D Bachmann 8) Junior Men Panthers 49 (T Nieuwerkerk 13, K Salter 10, L McEvoy 8) def Roos 40 (J Branstone 16, S Potts 15, C Vaughan 6) BASKETBALL MOUNT GAMBIER SENIOR GRAND FINAL RESULTS Women’s Social Roos 24 (A. Whitehead 10; J. JOnes 6; K. Holmes 3) d Kerbies 17 (G. McInerney, T. Ferguson 5; C. Fennell 4) Women’s A Reserve Cougars White 38 (E. McDiarmid 12; F. Clayton 8; T. Gray, E. Dawe 6) d Cougars 27 (K. Ousey 11; G. Duncan, M. Horrigan 5; C. Horrigan 4)

A Reserve Men Panthers 63 (K. Rodis 35; R. Thomson 13; L. Bradley-Brown 7) d Roos 36 (M. Bachmann 11; J. Wirth 9; D. Bachmann 7) Men’s B Grade - Blue Couldabeenz 34 (S. Flett 11; S. Brook 7; C. Buckley 6) d Wreckers 32 (M. Stephens 15; B. Brumby 5; T. TRevill, A. Kurray 3) Men’s B Grade - Gold SE Ravens 47 (M. Ray 13; L. Dougherty 7; J. Stafford, B. Marcus 6) d Clean Skins 24 (B. O’Neil 8; S. O’Neil 6; T. Crowe 5) SOUTH EAST COAST BASKETBALL LEAGUE GRAND FINAL RESULTS A GRADE MEN Panthers 90 (K. Rodis 27; K. Howe-Tipene 23; R. Hein 14) d Bulldogs Blue 81 (M. Black 23; L. Black 20; M. Hunter 12) A GRADE WOMEN Cougars 67 (T. Gray 20; M. Russell 19; E. McDiarmid 13) d Cats 56 (L. Schultz 20; J. Venn 12; O. Fuller 11)

BASEBALL PREMIERS

Division three premiers - Central

Under 15 premiers - Central

SPONSORSHIP COUP FOR BASEBALL CLUB Like all sporting clubs, Central Baseball Club, in Mount Gambier is acutely aware of the rising costs for parents of having their children participate in sport. Insurance, uniforms and club fees all mount up and thanks to the generous sponsorship of Chemist King, the club has been able to give back to its youngest players.

The Under 13 players for the 2017/18 season all received training tops and that program will remain in place for the next two seasons, with Chemist King well and truly on board. “We really appreciate their fantastic support,” Central baseball Club sponsorship manager Dean Cutting said. “We had both happy kids and parents, as it’s not often they get something for nothing.” The generous donation meant all the players looked the same for training and to cap off a wonderful season, both Under 13 teams won their respective premierships.

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Under 13 Gold premiers - Central

Under 13 Blue premiers - Central

SPORT • MOUNT GAMBIER & DISTRICT BASEBALL AWARDS

Left - Division One Best & Fairest - Dylan Chuck (Central), accepting his award from association legend and life member Ian Ewart.

Under 13 Blue Best & Fairest Curtis Page (Central Magpies)

15 & Under Runs Batted In & Batting Average - Alex Ridding (Central), pictured with Jesse Foster

Division 3 Runs Batted In & Batting Average - Andrew Hoath (Central Magpies), pictured with Travis Lockwood

Division 2 Batting Average and Best & Fairest - Darcy Pink (Millicent), pictured with Alex Reppin

Division 3 Best & Fairest - Jason Henke (South Indians - left) & Jack Hateley (Millicent right), pictured with Travis Lockwood

Terry Probert Memorial Sluggers Award Brodie Foster (Tigers - left), pictured with Wade Chant

John Rogers Memorial Trophy (Best Under 21 Player in Division 1) - Nathan Taylor (Federal), pictured with Ben Green

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Under 13 Gold Best & Fairest Jed Sims (Central)

15 & Under Best & Fairest Alex Ridding (Central - left)) & Tyrone May (Tigers right), pictured with Jesse Foster (centre).

David Chuck Junior League Person of the Year - Bree Ridding (Central)

Cooke Family Trophy (Most Valuable Contribution to Baseball) - Lisa Reppin (Federal) with president Sean Horrigan

Division 1 Runs Batted In Tyler Horrigan (Tigers - left) & Dean Hamilton (South Indians collected by Travis Lockwood (right)) and presetned by Sid Hosking (centre).)

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