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Rich Glen Celebrates Farmgate Anniversary
Our Farmgate Store
Unique Sculptures & veggie maze
Daimien Vodusek & father Franc pictured during the 2009 harvest.
From little things big things grow Located 7 kilometres west of Yarrawonga along the Murray Valley Highway is a bustling award winning farm gate business known as Rich Glen Olive Oil. Visiting this impressive farm gate attraction you would be surprised to discover that without the farm gate store this impressive olive farm may have taken a different course.
How it began Situated across 1000 acres Rich Glen Estate was first created when owner Franc Vodusek purchased two neighbouring properties, Rich Fields in 1982 and Glen Loft in 1984. Franc had great vision for the property and in 1998-99 along with youngest son Daimien planted more than 35,000 olive trees after identifying there was a shortage of olive oil supply in the domestic market. Soon after he built a state-of-art processing facility so the oil could be freshly pressed immediately after it was harvested. However, eight years ago Franc and son Daimien seriously contemplated selling the farm even pulling out all the trees due to the extremely competitive bulk olive oil market. With foreign imports flooding the market it was becoming increasing harder to sell the
Ros Vodusek will welcome you to Rich Glen Olive Oil Farmgate store. 100,000 litres of olive oil being produced on the farm each year. Daimien and wife Ros knew that they needed to get serious about value adding, and so they turned one of their kids bedrooms into a "little" shop and started "creating". The business was getting one or two customers per week initially, “but gradually it grew and we began to realise its potential,” Ros said. Initially employing three part time staff the business went from strength to strength and within five years the little shop was bursting at the seams, so they grew with it and moved the business into their home.
The vision
To make the business more viable and to keep customers coming back Ros and Daimien started
diversifying into new products such as olive oil salad dressings, jams, dukkahs, herbal teas, skin care products and much more. They then decided to transform the 100 year old home into a much bigger farm gate store featuring a garden area for families and groups to enjoy and relax. “We wanted to turn it into an attraction, an experience for people to enjoy,” Ros said. “It’s now been 12 months since the home was completely transformed into a farm gate store and the results are amazing. “We now have 150 products, all made on the property. We've incorporated a café with gorgeous coffee and homemade cakes as well as offering a light lunch which includes a hearty ‘Soup of the Day’, and yummy toasted focaccias all part of our new Winter Menu. Do yourself a favour and visit this wonderful family business. Relax and soak up the warm atmosphere in the beautifully renovated homestead, bush tucker garden and vegetable maze with amazing metal artefacts and the store’s friendly and informative staff. Rich Glen Estate has truly become a famous attraction on the Farm Gate Trail.
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734 Murray Valley Hwy, Yarrawonga Located just 7km west of Yarrawonga Ph 5743 3776 www.richglenoliveoil.com
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Have you got talent?
JULY 13/JULY20
Whether you sing in the shower, dance around the lounge in your pyjamas, crack jokes in front of family and friends or are a closet magician – the Mulwala Water Ski Club’s Got Talent competition is for you.
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t’s that time of year again when would be stars are invited to dust off their magic hats and tap shoes and audition to see if they’ve got what it takes to win what is fast becoming one of the most popular regional talent competitions. The flexibility of the competition means anyone who can entertain an audience is eligible to enter. You can sing like Mariah, dance like Usher, tell jokes like Jimeoin, or juggle like a circus clown – anything to capture the audience and the praise of the judges. Dancers Lewis and Molly Ferguson hit new heights at last year’s Mulwala Water With the competition heating up each year, the judges Ski Club’s Got Talent. are said to be looking for the most talented, most entertaining and most incredible acts in 2014. Club’s Got Talent. First prize is a handy $2000 cash which is sure to set any Potential stars can go to the club’s website www.mulwalabudding star off on the right foot in their quest for fame. Applications are now open for the 2014 Mulwala Water Ski waterskicom.au and download and application form or
Elley Thomas wowed the judges in 2013.
email cathy@mulwalawaterski.com.au to have a form mailed to you. Entries close Thursday, July 3 with heats to be held on Sunday, July 13 and the final on Sunday, July 20.
Soweto Gospel Choir -
JULY 5
South Africa’s most heavenly voices The highly acclaimed Grammy Award winning Soweto Gospel Choir will perform at the Wangaratta Performing Arts Centre on Saturday July 5 for one show only.
and performed with artists including Bono and U2, Aretha Franklin, Stevie Wonder, Robert Plant, Celine Dion, Red Hot Chilli Peppers, Peter Gabriel, Josh Grobin as well as Andre Rieu. But it all started in Australia in 2003 with their first ever-ticketed performance at the Frankston Arts Centre. Since that day, Soweto Gospel Choir has gone from completely unknown to being heralded around the world as one of the great vocal ensembles. Tickets are now on sale for this fantastic notto-be missed performance at the Wangaratta Performing Arts Centre on Saturday, July 5. For more information visit or phone the Box Office on ph: 0357 228 105 or go to www.wangarattapac.com.au O W N LE SA N O
and some of Madiba’s favourite hymns. The choir was formed in November of 2002, by Andrew Kay, David Vigo and Clifford Hocking, in association with Executive Producer/Director Beverly Bryer and Musical Director the late David Mulovhedzi. Since then the group has won plaudits internationally including winning the 2001 Helpmann Award, Australia’s prestigious Performing Arts Award for “Best Contemporary Music Concert”, the American Gospel Music Award for “Best Choir”, the Gospel Music Award (also US based) for “Best International Choir”, and locally in South Africa, their debut CD “Voices From Heaven” was nominated for a South African Music Awards (SAMA) for “Best Traditional Gospel”. They have collaborated, recorded
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ince its formation in 2002, Soweto Gospel Choir has brought joy into the lives of audiences all over the world. In their native South Africa, Soweto Gospel Choir have on many occasions performed for, and celebrated with, two of their biggest fans, their Patron, Archbishop Desmond Tutu and the father of their nation, Nelson Mandela. Following the recent passing of Nelson Mandela, the choir has been honored to participate in services around the world celebrating and commemorating his life. These have included the televised memorial service held in Soweto attended by President Obama and world leaders, a memorial for the Mandela Foundation in New York with President Clinton and Morgan Freeman, and most recently, at Westminster Abbey as part of the Queen’s service attended by President Zuma and Archbishop Tutu. In recognition of the passing of such a towering figure as Nelson Mandela, Soweto Gospel Choir dedicate their Australian concerts to his memory and will include a section dedicated to freedom songs
South Africa’s Most Heavenly Voices A celebration of life and in honour of Nelson Mandela
SAT 5 JULY WANGARATTA PERFORMING ARTS CENTRE (03) 5722 8105 www.wangarattapac.com.au WWW.SOWETOGOSPELCHOIR.COM
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The Motion of Light in Water Showing at the Butter Factory Theatre from June 24 to 28 is The Motion of Light in Water, a sci-fi love story presented by multi-award winning Melbourne company Elbow Room.
JUNE 24-28
With the assistance of a mysterious figure known only as Jewel, her path will converge with Chip’s - and transform the way we look at our shared future. The Motion of Light in Water is inspired by Delany’s autobiography of the same name, as well as his novels Babel-17 and Empire
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resented by Hothouse Theatre and Elbow Room in association with Theatre Works the story celebrates the strength we find through our differences. It is a thrilling journey into the imaginative possibilities of science fiction, inspired by the life and work of a truly original subversive figure, Samuel R Delaney. In the early 1960s, Chip and Marilyn – born in a violent New York City – support one another in their struggles against intolerance and poverty. But for Chip, the only way he’s allowed to publish the truth about his subterranean identity – both racial and sexual – is in books with spaceships on the cover. Far in their future, in a world threatened by the mysterious Invaders, poet Rydra Wong discovers an alien language - Babel-17 - and sets out on a quest that will either save civilisation, or destroy it.
Star, and Marilyn Hacker’s acclaimed poem The Navigators. This work has been commissioned by Hothouse Theatre Wodonga and developed by Elbow Room with the assistance of Arts Victoria, Theatre Works and the Australia Council through Program Presenter Funding. The Motion of Light in Water; Venue:
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Causeway, Wodonga Dates: 24 – 28 June Times: Tuesday – Saturday at 8pm Thursday matinee 11am, Saturday matinee 3pm Tickets: $47 full / $40 Conc / Under 26 $20 (Opening night $57, Conc $50)Bookings: hothousetheatre.com.au / 02 6021 7433. Sci-fi love in The Motion of Light in Water at the Butter Factory Theatre in Wodonga.
‘Beating the Boards Again’ at the Mulwala Water Ski Club Jon English and the Foster Brothers take to the stage at the Muwala Water Ski Club on Saturday, June 28.
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s part of the 30th Anniversary Tour – ‘Beating the Boards Again’, English reunites with the original line up of his band for the first time since the 80s. Beating the Boards was a live double album recorded by English with the Foster Borthers 30 years ago and the anniversary tour features the band’s original line up of Peter Deacon, John Dallimore, John ‘Chief’ Choker, Keith ‘Stretch’ Kerwin and Greg Henson. In 1981 English recruited the band four a tour of Germany and Scandinavia - where they won
the award for 'Best Concert by Visiting Artist' in Norway – and then released Beating the Boards in 1983 and went on for a second tour of Scandinavia. Jon English and the Foster Brothers toured Australia and New Zealand, also releasing the albums 'Some People' and 'Jokers and Queens' (with Marcia Hines), and selling out places like Twin Towns on the Gold Coast for a week at a time. They also toured as support for Dolly Parton and Kenny Rogers in 1986, the same year the band released their last album together 'Dark Horses'. Don't miss this great concert event that every diehard Jon English fan has been waiting for at the Mulwala Water Ski Club on Saturday, June 28. Visit the club website www.mulwalawaterskiclub.com.au for more information.
A sci-fi love story like nothing you’ve ever seen before
Bag a bargain
The market has plenty to offer keen bargain hunters
There’s nothing nicer on a Sunday morning than a stroll through the stalls of the Rotary Community Market.
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hether you’re in search of something in particular or just keen to browse, the market offers a variety of stalls for market lovers. The Rotary Club of Yarrawonga Mulwala Community Market is held on the third Sunday of each month at the Yarrawonga Showgrounds. The market was established in 1989, initially at the old drive-in theatre Yarrawonga before a move to a temporary home in a Belmore Street car park and then to the grounds of the Yarrawonga Primary School.
Held at the school until 2000, the market was then moved to its present home at the Yarrawonga Showgrounds which provides ample space, facilities and parking to accommodate the popular event. The market features upward of 120 stalls including clothes, fruit and vegies, jocks and socks, preserves, craft work, toys, plants, tools, homewares, fishing gear, bric a brac, second-hand gear and garden ornaments. There’s also plenty of goodies to eat and drink and entertainment for the kids. The market runs from 8am to midday, the third Sunday of each month. Entry by gold coin donation and ample parking through the Gilmore Street and Dunlop Street entrance.
The hard working Rotary Club of Yarrawonga Mulwala volunteers.
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Fast, furious, fun for everyone Wherever Circa has taken its breathtaking, heart-stopping show, audiences have flocked to see the impossible happen.
61 circus acts in 60 minutes.
JULY 12
Enjoy all the fun of Circa at the Wangaratta Performing Arts Centre.
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nd all the fun and excitement of this incredible show is headed your way with a special school holidays performance on Saturday, July 12 at the Wangaratta Performing Arts Centre. Watch as intrepid acrobats battle the clock. Marvel at the astounding ways they bend, fly, juggle and balance. Be dazzled by their skills. Circa is Australia’s most innovative circus and 61 Circus Acts in 60 Minutes is its all-time favourite family show. Fast, furious fun for everyone. Set to upbeat music and featuring four multi-skilled performers, this is circus without the boring bits. This show and its smaller siblings – 46 Circus Acts in 45 Minutes, 31 in 30 and the itty-bitty 21 in 20 are a worldwide
phenomenon. 61 Circus Acts in 60 Minutes has been performed in over 26 regional performing arts centres across Australia, at the Noosa Long Weekend, Gladstone Sunfest and Brisbane Festival Spiegeltent and internationally at the Brighton Dome, Oxford Playhouse, PuSh Festival in Vancouver, the Seattle International Children’s Festival and at Victoria’s Intrepid Theatre, Canada. Be quick, as the only thing faster than this show is its ticket sales. Tickets are on sale now at the Wangaratta Performing Arts Centre - Adults $39, Concession $35. 33-37 Ford Street, Wangaratta, ph:03 5722 8105 or go to www.wangarattapac.vic.gov.au
“Songs we love to Sing” JUNE 22
The concert will be held at St Andrew's
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commencing at 2 p.m. Enquiries to Wallace Bruce on 5744 3068.
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The beautiful voices of the Yarrawonga Mulwala Ecumenical Choir will delight the audience.
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The choir will perform “Songs we love to Sing” for their winter concert.
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hose who were fortunate enough to have experienced the choir's sellout winter concert "Songs from the Heart" last June will know the high standard achieved by the choir, under the direction of then concert master Wallace Bruce. Building on this, new concert master Andrew Brown is aiming for an even higher standard, with the choir performing many well-known songs from musicals including Carousel, Chess, Les Misérables, Aspects of Love, Titanic, Shrek and more. For safety reasons seating has once again been limited to 180.
Tickets at $10 each (including a magnificent afternoon tea) are available from Shop 2 Fashions, 85 Belmore St, Yarrawonga. There may be tickets on sale at the door, but this is not guaranteed.
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This Sunday, June 22, the Yarrawonga Mulwala Ecumenical Choir will be thrill audiences with their presentation of "Songs we love to Sing".
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Matt’s musical marathon Yarrawonga-born ABC Shepparton breakfast radio host, Matt Dowling is preparing for the role of his life, as Professor Henry Higgins, in Shepparton Theatre Arts Group’s production of My Fair Lady.
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s the leading man, Dowling is on stage for 11 of the 18 scenes of the Lerner and Loewe musical and for the past three months he’s been busy learning six songs and memorizing hundreds of lines. “I’ve never trained for a marathon but in terms of intensity it feels like much the same sort of preparation,” Dowling says “It’s hours and hours of work, day in and day out and you really have to absorb yourself in what you are doing. “On the positive side it’s also a lot of fun and a huge learning curve for me.” Dowling was born in Yarrawonga and spent his early years Yarrawonga’s Matt Dowling will take to the stage for the Shepparton Theatre Arts on the family farm between Savernake and Berrigan. His Group’s production of My Fair Lady.
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parents, Bill and Marj Dowling, now live in Yarrawonga. A career in journalism, including eight years with National Nine News, curtailed Dowling’s early theatrical pursuits, but in recent years he has returned to the stage with STAG and last year won a Georgy Theatre Award for best male actor for his role in the play A Village Wooing. His co-star in that play, Nicky Pummeroy, a four-time Georgy winner, will play Eliza Doolittle in My Fair Lady. My Fair Lady features a cast and ensemble of more than 40 performers who’ll perform such timeless classics as Wouldn’t It Be Luverley, I Could Have Danced All Night and Get Me To The Church On Time. My Fair Lady will be performed at WestSide Performing Arts Centre, Mooroopna from 4 – 12 July. The season includes five evening performances and three matinees. Tickets are available now from Riverlinks Box Office on (03) 5832 9511 or alternatively online at www.riverlinksvenues.com.au.
Wine, dine and a great time The 2014 Winery Walkabout was a great success, once again proving to be one of the region’s most popular events.
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eautiful sunshine and a jam-packed list of events at the many participating wineries gave everyone, from the wine novice to the connoisseur, a chance to enjoy the best the Rutherglen and Wahgunyah area has to offer. Costumes once again proved to be a popular part of the fun, with the wild and whacky get-ups adding to the fantastic carnival atmosphere of the Winery Walkabout.
Great crowds enjoyed the bright sunshine and festival atmosphere of the 2014 Winery Walkabout (Photo by Winemakers of Rutherglen).
The Pink Construction Workers attracted plenty of attention (Photo by Melinda Fitzgerald.)
A step back in time was in order for this costume crew (Photo by Melinda Fitzgerald)
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The Barrel Rolling action proved to be a favourite with the crowd (Photo by Georgie James).
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JUNE-JULY 2014 CALENdAr
18th JunE
19th JunE
20th JunE
21st JunE
• YMGCR – Trevor Doddridge. • Katamatite Dance Group.
• 19-20 Wangaratta Performing Arts Centre – Mr McGee & The Biting Flea. • Mulwala Water Ski Club – Rodney Vincent.
• ClubMulwala – Pat, Ray and Murray of the Naked Poets. • Mulwala Water Ski Club – Paul Lines.
• ClubMulwala – Poets Breakfast with Pat, Ray and Murray of the Naked Poets. • ClubMulwala – Fender Benders. • Mulwala Water Ski Club – Junk Male.
22nd JunE
24th JunE
25th JunE
26th JunE
• Yarrawonga Mulwala Ecumenical Choir – Songs we love to Sing, St Andrews Uniting Church, Tom Street, Yarrawonga. • Yarrawonga Farmers Market. • Howlong Community Market.
• 24-28Hothouse Theatre – The Motion of Light in Water. • Wangaratta Performing Arts Centre – Wangaratta High School Bands.
• YMGCR – Trevor Doddridge. • Katamatite Dance Group.
• Mulwala Water Ski Club – Paul Vitullo.
27th JunE
28th JunE
29th JunE
• Wangaratta Performing arts Centre – Wangaratta District Studio of Dance Mid Year Sneak Peek Concert. • ClubMulwala – Maurice Milani Duo. • Mulwala Water Ski Club – Ray Macartney Duo.
• Cobram Lions Log Cabin Market. • ClubMulwala – DJ Jarrod Elliott. • Mulwala Water Ski Club – Jon English & The Foster Bros. • Koonoomoo Pickers and Packers Charity Ball. • Wangaratta Performing Arts Centre – The Umbilical Brothers KidShow (Not Suitable for Children).
• 29-30Howlong Country Golf Club – Cancer Appeal Charity Golf Day.
2nd JuLY
3rd JuLY
4th JuLY
5th JuLY
• YMGCR – Trevor Doddridge.
• Mulwala Water Ski Club – Mark Haze.
• ClubMulwala – Andrews Sisters Show. • Mulwala Water Ski Club – Heartbeat. • 4-12 My Fair Lady – Westside Performing Arts Centre
• Wangaratta Performing Arts Centre – Soweto Gospel Choir. • Mulwala Water Ski Club – Scott & Amanda. • ClubMulwala – Top 40s DJ Night.
7th JuLY
9th JuLY
10th JuLY
11th JuLY
• Wangaratta Performing Arts Centre – Justine Clarke ‘I Am A…Band’
• YMGCR – Trevor Doddridge.
• Mulwala Water Ski Club – Rodney Vincent.
• ClubMulwala – Maurice Milani Duo. • Mulwala Water Ski Club – Free Spirits.
12th JuLY
13th JuLY
16th JuLY
17th JuLY
• Wangaratta Performing Arts Centre CIRCA • Mulwala Water SkiClub – Hotel California Eagles Tribute. • ClubMulwala – Take It Greasy.
• Mulwala Water Ski Club – Ski Club’s Got Talent Heats.
• YMGCR – Trevor Doddridge.
• Mulwala Water Ski Club – Play It Cool.
18th JuLY
19th JuLY
20th JuLY
• 18Mulwala Water Ski Club – D3. • ClubMulwala – Will Borwn Duo.
• Wangaratta Performing Arts Centre – Peppa Pig Live Treasure Hunt. • Mulwala Water Ski Club – Regular Boys. • ClubMulwala – DJ Supple K.
• Mulwala Water Ski Club – Ski Club’s Got Talent Final. • Yarrawonga Rotary Market. • Howlong Country Golf Club – Gypsy Jazz with Gadjo Dilo • Wangaratta Performing Arts Centre – Happy Birthday Ostinato Celebration Concert.
24th JuLY
25th JuLY
26th JuLY
27th JuLY
• Mulwala Water Ski Club – Barry Bishop Duo. • Wangaratta Performing Arts Centre – Mozart’s The Magic Flute.
• ClubMulwala – BABBA. • Mulwala Water Ski Club – Fat Sam & The Toothpick.
• ClubMulwala – DJ Simon MeridaX. • Mulwala Water Ski Club – Tina – Simply the Best.
• Yarrawonga Farmers Market. • ClubMulwala – Tastes of Tamworth.
30th JuLY
31st JuLY
1st AuGuST
2nd AuGuST
• YMGCR – Trevor Doddridge.
• Mulwala Water Ski Club – Rodney Vincent.
• ClubMulwala – The best of Tom Burlinson with Swing Band.
• Mulwala Water Ski Club – Andrew Wishart Band. • ClubMulwala – DJ Jarrod Elliott. • Wangaratta performing arts Centre – Buddy The Concert.