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Summer Holidays on the Peninsula BY LIZ ROGERS to slide on, scratching all the way from the top of the pathway that led down to the bluff. Billycarts to ride and farms to explore. Swimming, so much swimming and surfing at the point between Balnarring and Merricks Beach when the tide came in. “There used to be 20 board riders sitting there waiting – you can still see them today if you’re looking,” says Philip. The Adams boys were also members of the Balnarring Yacht and Life Saving clubs. Pat was hunkered down in a tent near The first couple in the series are artist the yacht club with her parents. Her Philip Adams and his wife of 49 years, Pat, family would set up in the camping who met on a surfboard out the front of ground each year for the summer the Balnarring Yacht Club as teenagers holidays away from their family home and danced the night away into a life-long in Hawthorn, and the two soon to be partnership. This is a story of love, life, love-birds (Philip was 15 and Pat was longevity and a deep connection with the 13) would rendezvous on the beach. Mornington Peninsula where friends were “This was unheard of you know. People made and stayed. Enjoy! who had houses never mixed with the This is how it started. The Adams campers. But we sure did!” explains family from Mordialloc built a house at Philip. Pat calls out in the background Balnarring Beach when Philip was around from their adobe mud brick house they six years old. Mr Adams grew it from the built in Bung Bong in central Victoria: ground up – a fibro cement shack, three “We used to go to the outdoor movies boys in one room, a family ready for some behind the Balnarring tennis courts beachside shenanigans. They were close when we were older to have a kiss and to the seaweed-laced coast that pointed a cuddle.” Philip chuckles: “We got a its salty fingers towards Point Leo as if bit of lip rash after that.” The two were it was directing them to the end of the married on Philip’s 21st birthday. Pat world. Those boys would run – run along was 18. the water’s edge with the freedom of the Philip clearly believes that his Balnarring gulls above them crowing all the way to Beach childhood and holidaying with his Point Leo. There were the old war-time and Pat’s four children at the Balnarring caves to crawl through and pieces of tin
As part of our Summer Holidays on the Peninsula series, Mornington Peninsula Magazine thought you’d like to hear about some part-time locals who downed their city tools for the holidays and headed down south for rest, recuperation and plenty of seaside fun when they were kids. Many of them continue to holiday on the Peninsula year in and year out because … well, we all know why.
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Beach house after his parents retired there influenced his addiction to the “possibilities of space” as an artist. Now living in the bush, the pair are always thrilled to get back to the Peninsula. The Balnarring house was sold eight years ago when Philip’s mum retired to Hastings, but there have been many holidays in Shoreham with Pat’s relatives and friends they met all those years ago at that stunningly simple summertime camping ground. The couple drop by Flinders, Cape Schanck and play golf when they come to visit Philip’s mum nowadays. They love where they live – even though Philip’s art studio was burnt down when fire blew in over the state forest from Avoca, pushed along by a 130km/h north wind in 1984-85. Philip remembers the rims of his glasses singeing as he trod water in the dam and losing a couple of years’ worth of work. Pat and the kids had left the property. They rebuilt the studio,
their lives and continued to fall further in love with each other and the Mornington Peninsula, albeit from a distance. Once a sea child, always a sea child. See Philip’s wonderful coastal work inspired by the Mornington Peninsula at Manyung Gallery Group’s Sorrento Gallery this December.
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Toorak College provides the best educational start for your child; inspiring students to dream big and aim high, with quality teachers who develop the students’ passions wherever they may lie. In the early years, Toorak College values the importance of having a strong foundation in Science Technology Engineering and Mathematics (STEM) disciplines. It encourages exploration, curiosity and problem solving. Last year the Government released the National Innovation and Science Agenda, and under the initiative ‘Inspiring all Australians in Digital Literacy, Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics’ a plan to develop STEM knowledge in early childhood was launched. “It is important to encourage STEM thinking in very young children,” says Mrs Mandy Whitworth, Head of Wardle House. “The secret is to tap into their natural and innate curiosity about the living world. By simply allowing children to investigate, and encouraging them to ask questions about the real world, you are engaging them in STEM. Research tells us that an enhanced and integrated understanding
of STEM disciplines will assist our students to be the entrepreneurs and innovators of the future.” As part of the Early Learning program at Toorak College, students have access to the school’s stateof- the-art facilities, including DIGI (Design, Innovate, Gamify Inspire) Zone. DIGI Zone is a place for learners to problem solve, collaborate, design and create. Most recently, three and four-year-old students have been creating stop-motion movies on tablets and experiencing new technology using the beebots, sphero balls and virtual reality equipment. Later this year, they will be working on a student-directed animated story where they will use different objects and environments to tell a story of what life is like in the Early Learning Centre. These experiences enable the children to develop a solid understanding of digital technologies before commencing primary school. “A vibrant Australia depends upon a foundation of STEM education, so we need to encourage STEM learning during our children’s early years, rather than wait until they get to school,” says Mrs Whitworth. To learn more about the Early Learning program at Toorak College, visit toorakcollege.vic.edu.au or call 9788 7234.
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Principal’s Scholarships are offered to students who do not currently attend Woodleigh School. Leadership skills, citizenship qualities, a commitment to community service and a particular talent in Visual or Performing Arts, Music and/or Sport are highly regarded. We are offering one Community Scholarship for a student of Sudanese heritage for entry into Year 7 in 2019. A strong connection to their heritage, leadership skills, citizenship qualities and a commitment to community service are key selection criteria. We welcome applications from students who are passionate about their learning, committed to striving for excellence and dedicated to their community. Woodleigh is a school that encourages students to be adventurous with their learning. We value openness, independence, creativity, self-motivation and initiative. Successful applicants must display a commitment to the school’s ethos. For more information about scholarships on offer at Woodleigh in 2019, please see our website or contact Sally Hicks, Director of Enrolments, on 5971 6100. JONATHAN WALTER Principal – Woodleigh School
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Heritage Award for cage-free cattery The owners of the Windrest Cattery in Bittern are 2017 recipients of a National Trust Heritage award. Dennice and Robert were originally nominated for the Mornington Peninsula Heritage Award after all their hard work was recognised when renovation of an old dairy was completed. “We finished work at the end of last year,” Dennice says. “Receiving the award in August was wonderful. We’ve always loved animals and the idea for the cattery came after volunteering at the RSPCA.” Dennice and
Robert have remained true to the integrity of the beautiful old building constructed just after World War I and have focused on highlighting the exposed beams and original brickwork. The old dairy on the 9ha property has been converted to become a premium cattery, one that is highly secure yet without the need for cages. So this is what’s in store for your cat while you are away. There are 13 villas catering for group or single stays. Each villa is themed: bold coloured bathing-boxes; the Red Room with invisible stairs and red cushions; and the pink Princess Room (no explanation needed) to name a few. There are daily
massages, dedicated playtime combined with fully enclosed individual outdoor spaces and classical music playing. Organic food is provided or you can bring your own, and hygiene is paramount - the use of disinfectant mats at the entrance of each villa illustrates this. You’ll also receive pics of your pampered pet playing and sashaying too. To say this is a holiday destination for cats that have got the cream would be an understatement. The Windrest Cattery Boutique in Bittern is a premium no-cage, Heritage Awardwinning cattery that ensures your feline friend is pampered while you are away
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Lights, camera, act quickly to enter festival Peninsula Film Festival is thrilled to announce its new naming rights partner Cobs popcorn, and together they are calling on filmmakers across the country to enter their masterpiece in PFF 2018. Enter your short film in the Cobs Peninsula Film Festival and you could win a share of $30,000 in cash and prizes and have your work seen by industry heavyweights. Twenty shortlisted films will be judged live on Saturday, February 10, by industry professionals, with the winner taking out $5000 in cash, second place $2500 and third place scoring $1250. There are plenty more cool prizes up for grabs, including one-on-one meetings with distribution and production giant Madman Entertainment, and awards for Best Animation, Best Documentary, Best International and the Woodleigh School Emerging Filmmaker Award, which is open to any Australian student under 18. There are also awards for Best Screenplay, Best Director, Best Actor and Best Cinematography. Entries are open until Friday, December 8, and films must be eight minutes or less in length. Festival director Steve Bastoni said the festival offered an amazing opportunity for filmmakers to have their film seen by the most influential film practitioners in the business. “This is a great chance to rub shoulders and network with industry professionals,” Steve said. “Filmmakers receive feedback from the best in the business. Our judging panel has included Screen Australia board member and Australian director Rob Connolly, John Molloy from Mushroom Pictures and Andrew Mason from Hopscotch, and we’re very lucky to have renowned Australian director Fred Schepisi as PFF patron.” The Cobs Peninsula Film Festival is on Friday-Sunday, February 9-11. Entry to Saturday’s event at the Village Green in Rosebud is free; the Friday and Sunday sessions at Rosebud Cinema are ticketed. To enter your short film, go to filmfreeway.com/festival/PeninsulaFilmFestival or head to peninsulafilmfestival. com.au for details.
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On Thursday, November 30, Peninsula Grammar will proudly welcome back Class of 2001 student Sammy J as part of its Peninsula Grammar Presents concert series. Sammy (pictured) returns to the school where his comedic survival skills came to the fore, transforming this young highachieving self-confessed ‘nerd’ into one of Australia’s best known musical comedians and satirists. Sammy’s Peninsula Grammar days were riddled with comedic experiments – his very own pilot program with many lunch times spent developing and testing material with his peers and often teachers (and at times testing the boundaries). After finishing school, he chose to pursue a law degree only to abandon it partway through to travel the world and sing funny songs for a living. As a solo act, Sammy J has won the Best Newcomer award at the Melbourne International Comedy Festival. He has performed in Edinburgh, Montreal, and every major Australian comedy festival. His album Skinny Man, Modern World received an ARIA nomination for Best Comedy Release, and he gained a national following with his satirical take on Australian politics,
Sammy J’s Playground Politics. “We have had a program full of star performers with talented musicians taking part and bringing the very best that music has to offer,” said Dr Richard Vaudrey, Head of Instrumental Music at Peninsula Grammar. “We are so lucky that Sammy J has offered to finish the 2017 Peninsula Grammar Presents concert series with an exclusive event for his old school. This certainly will be an event not to be missed; full of Sammy J’s musical numbers and comedic offerings. Sammy never fails to leave a room in stitches.” Sammy will return to his alma mater to deliver an evening of songs, anecdotes and highlights from a life of relationships and events from the days where his skinny legs stuck out of his school shorts below a recycled tie knot hanging from his collar. Book early to avoid disappointment as this event will sell fast. Sammy J will be performing at the Peninsula Grammar Performing Arts Centre, Thursday, November 30, with tickets $25 (including GST). Tickets available at peninsulagrammar.vic. edu.au or through the Music Department on 9788 7733. PENINSULA GRAMMAR A: 20 Wooralla Drive, Mount Eliza T: 9788 7777 W: www.peninsulagrammar.vic.edu.au
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When Chris Symons told Mornington Peninsula Magazine that he has “normal animals too”, we couldn’t help but be intrigued. The Funky Farm on the Mornington Peninsula is home to animals from Australia and exotic overseas locations. There’s Crikey the crocodile, Bob the bluetongue lizard and Hamish the Highland cow, as well as dingoes, pythons, squirrel gliders, a macaw and so much more. You might say this is not your average farm at all. With more than 4ha filled with funky animals, the family members are busy bees. Chris unluckily gets the not-soglorious jobs of enclosure maintenance and cleaning up the “presents” the animals leave behind. His wife, Sam, fills the roles of animal trainer and feeder. And yes, feeding time at the Funky Farm is hectic, with nocturnal animals to cater for too. Completing the team is daughter Ziva, who joins in on the fun as the star
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of the adorable yet informative videos on their Facebook page. “It wouldn’t be a farm without dogs,” says Ziva. “We’ve got three dogs here - we’ve got Bronco, Sasha and Bullseye. Sasha sleeps in my room every night. Dad says she has to sleep in my room until I’m 20. Isn’t that crazy?” Chris and his family have worked very hard to create their zoo. “I’m working towards opening the zoo to the public in 2018; however, it’s not an easy task. My goal is to open it up for special needs children and adults as I’ve seen first-hand the positive impact that animal therapy can have on them. It will be wheelchair friendly and we can provide a laminated booklet when they arrive filled with tools to communicate and tasks to complete. We’d hope to offer tasks around the farm for special needs adults to gain specific skills that they can take with them for a future job.” You might be surprised to know that this isn’t Chris’s sole focus. At 34, he’s been a jockey for 18 years and has ridden more than 1000 winners in Australia and the US. Yet the farm is his absolute passion, and it will be his retirement plan despite that milestone being far from close. “I’d
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like to continue to ride for a long time yet.” Chris told us he hopes to get a big cat next, like a cheetah – and we can’t wait to watch him trying to catch it! To meet
their extensive collection of animals before the Funky Farm’s public opening, like them on Facebook and get a snapshot of their zoo life at @thefunkyfarm.
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If you haven’t heard of Phil Wood, you are about to.
and Andrew Murch as head sommelier. Phil describes his decision to join the team as a relatively easy one. “An opportunity like this only comes once in a lifetime,” he said. When the Gandel family decided to share their Pt. Leo Estate is home to Australia’s best private collection magnificent family estate at Point Leo with the world of sculptures, comprising more than 50 large-scale local by building a world-class restaurant, cellar door and and international works. Many are from Mr and Mrs sculpture park, they needed one of the country’s Gandel’s own private collection. leading culinary minds on board. Phil (ex-Rockpool And, naturally, park curator Geoffrey Edwards was and Eleven Bridge in Sydney) was handpicked as handpicked too. The former Geelong Gallery director culinary director. and former senior curator of international and Australian Welcome to Pt. Leo Estate – the Gandels’ brand new sculpture at the National Gallery of Victoria describes the $50 million passion project and arguably the most sculpture park as pure brilliance. impressive project of its kind in the country right now. “It’s been landscaped from scratch as a sculpture park The family has owned the land for more than 20 years and it’s the only one on the coast with a spectacular and planted the first vines here in 2006. panorama,” Geoffrey explains. “Vineyards adding The doors to this spectacular sculpture has become a thing, but not with venue opened on October 25 in this absolutely single-minded brilliant vision “We want it to be a place unpretentious style. No VIP parties and not on such a glorious site.” where it’s a community or A-list guests; rather, a warm tone of the park is set at the entry restaurant. We don’t want The welcome for the world to share to Pt. Leo Estate’s cellar door, where in the Gandel family’s cultural it to be any national and Australian sculptor Inge King’s gigantic steel and culinary haven. It’s the classic Grand Arch lies in wait. The building itself exclusive restaurant,” Phil ‘build it and they will come’. is designed as an object within a landscape explains. “We just want it to and the entry is “an abstract interpretation Pt. Leo Estate features a cellar door, a 100-seat restaurant and a be a great place to come.” of wine pouring from a bottle”. sculpture park with “international It’s a sensory experience on 134 sprawling clout”, all enjoying panoramic hectares with 20ha under vine. And did we views over Western Port Bay to Phillip Island. mention there’s Black Angus cattle grazing on the estate The goal for Phil and his team is, he says, to create a too? special place that reflects the owners’ affection for their The owners and their team invite you to dine and property. The restaurant features simple, seasonal and to wander along the serpentine paths, admiring the regional food. A second, more intimate dining space will sculptures and the scenery, with a glass of estate wine in open at the end of the year. hand. All you need to do is allow enough time to take it all “We want it to be a place where it’s a community in. Oh la la, on our doorstep. restaurant. We don’t want it to be any national and exclusive restaurant,” Phil explains. “We just want it to be PT. LEO ESTATE a great place to come.” A: 3649 Frankston-Flinders Road, Merricks W: ptleoestate.com.au Phil is joined by hospitality veteran Ainslie Lubbock as restaurant manager, Joel Alderson as senior sous chef T: 5989 9011
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Caitlin Goding is a former elite swimmer who’s now ready to dive into the world of paramedicine. Currently studying at Monash University’s Frankston campus, this Somerville resident chats to Mornington Peninsula Magazine about her passion for helping the community.
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Where did your interest in health and paramedicine begin? I didn’t always have my heart set on paramedicine but knew that helping others and being a part of a community that looked out for others was something I wanted to do. I think I learnt this from my mother, who is a social worker, and I always saw how fulfilling her job is. Plus, I’ve always loved learning and discovering new things, and in school I was most interested in sciencebased subjects, especially biology. What have you found to be the most challenging part of your studies? That no matter how much study and hard work you put
into the degree, nothing can fully prepare you for the things you will see and will have to deal with while on the road. It both terrifies and excites but it’s what attracted me to the job. What are you most excited about in the field? I’m probably most excited about feeling as though I’m giving someone a small positive experience on possibly one of the worst days of their life. Why do you love where you live and how does it inspire your work? I have always been attracted to a healthy, active lifestyle and living on the Mornington Peninsula I am extremely fortunate to have an amazing backyard of beaches, parks and walking tracks. I think growing up going camping with my family or spending days at the beach with friends has really made me appreciate the outdoors and the privileges that we have here in Australia. I think this has influenced me to become a paramedic as I would rather have a job that allows me to be outdoors instead of sitting in an office all day. I also love travel and paramedics are needed all over the world, so I’ll be able to travel and work at the same time.
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Enjoy a horseback tour to remember with Horseback’s Ride and Rise Tour on Balnarring Beach This is certain to be a tourism phenomenon. It features an opportunity to see beach life as your ride on horseback along the beach and through the water all this while watching the incredible Monrington Peninsula sunrise.
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Morning is dawning and the sun is just about to peek over the horizon at Balnarring Beach. Dolphins are frolicking in plain sight as your horse carries you along the shoreline and into the shallows of Western Port Bay. Sand. Sea. Wildlife. Never before have you experienced anything like this because, until now, it didn’t exist. Welcome to the Horseback tour to top all tours – the Ride and Rise Tour of a lifetime. NOVEMBER 2017 (72)
If you’ve been looking to extend your bucket list, have we got an addition for you. Brimming with excitement and adventure, Horseback’s Ride and Rise Tour combines the natural wonder of the Peninsula with the exhilaration of riding a magnificent equine companion. And the result is? Breathtaking! Horseback Tours has just launched its Ride and Rise plus Breakfast; Ride and Rise and Bathing Pass; and Ride and Rise plus Breakfast and Bathing Pass packages, and you’re in for a thrill no matter which one you choose. Begin your experience riding in a group of 10 along the flat and easily accessible sands of Balnarring Beach for 90 minutes with qualified and friendly Horseback guides and impeccably trained horses. Then go on to enjoy breakfast in Balnarring or a bathing experience at Peninsula Hot Springs. The Ride and Rise package breakfast takes place at the
terrific Tulum café located next to Balnarring foreshore, while the other packages offer either an à la carte or continental breakfast and bathing experience at Peninsula Hot Springs. Horseback is well known for offering its clients a premium equine experience at its world-class facilities. Its fabulous winery tours have been in operation for more than 16 years and its skills-based Equine Education school holiday programs are full of learning, laughter and a bit of horsing around too. Book online today for yourself, or give the best Christmas present you could possibly give - gift vouchers are available. HORSEBACK A: 356 Shands Rd, Main Ridge T: 5989 6119 FB: @horseback.com.au W: horseback.com.au www.morningtonpeninsulamagazine.com.au
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Considering a career in hospitality? At Chisholm, there’s a range of first-class courses that will help you to realise your dream. Just ask Nikita Nethsinghe. With a Russian mum and Sri Lankan dad, Nikita spent the first six years of his life in Sri Lanka before coming to Australia. As far back as he can remember, food was the centre of family life; family occasions were plentiful, and birthdays were a massive reason to pull the large family together into celebration. “My mum cooked all sorts of dishes and I learnt a lot from watching her. I guess that’s where the roots of my passion for food comes from. Cooking has always been in my family, and I remember gatherings where aunties and sisters also congregated around food. I’ve been cooking professionally now for four years and am in the final year of a three-year apprenticeship.” When Nikita is not at TAFE, he works in an idyllic setting at Yabby Lake, a winery and restaurant with modern European flair on the Mornington Peninsula. “Being a massive heath nut, I’m passionate about spending time in the gym when I’m not in the kitchen, so putting the best ingredients into my body is something I value a great deal. Food has got to be good quality, and preferably organic if possible. I love foraging for food, visiting local farms, and having a relationship with where food comes from. One thing about living on the Peninsula is that the seafood is fantastic too and you can access pretty much anything. “I’m really fortunate to work with such great people who are truly inspirational and encourage me daily to do things outside the box and push through limitations. When I complete my apprenticeship, I want to stay with my head chef on the Peninsula as there are still things I can continue to learn from him.”
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Peter Houghton Rye Hotel owner/operator Peter Houghton is a Peninsula native. Born in the now demolished Dromana Hospital to hard-working parents Dorothy and Norman, and growing up in Blairgowrie/Sorrento with his three siblings in a world where time moved serendipitously slow, Peter is a tried and true southern seaside boy. Yes, he went to boarding school for seven years, as all his siblings did. Yes, he’s travelled extensively. And yes, he’s always returned to the place he loves most - the wide-open Rye foreshore and family-owned hotel he calls a home away from home. Mornington Peninsula Magazine chats with the man who comes from a long line of hoteliers about how things have changed, what’s in store for the Rye Hotel, and long remembered summers on the Farnsworth Brothers passenger ferries Hygeia and Weeroona that stopped off at Portsea on their way to Sorrento. When did your parents take over Rye Hotel? Let’s see. I think it was 1974. They leased it first. It used to be a CUB Brewery lease hotel. There used to be a huge beer garden out the back with all these fabulous fruit trees. I think they bought it in 1999. What is it you love about the hotelier lifestyle? My dad was a hotelier, so was my grandfather, so I grew up with it in me. It’s always been part of my life. I started worked at the Koonya and loved being around people. It’s the people that make it great. We have generations of families coming to the Rye Hotel so you build long relationships. The only sad part is that we lose some of them along the way. You lost your mum, Dorothy, who was very well known around these parts, at the beginning of the year. Yes. She was 97 years old. She and Dad were very business-minded. They worked tirelessly. That’s the way it always was. How have things changed at the Rye Hotel over the past decades? We built the One Four Nelson in 2003 and won a State Hospitality award for it. There’s 30 suites built around a pool, which has been a great complement to the 14 suites upstairs which were completed last year. We’ve also got the Hit the Deck Bar and a games room with billiard tables and we have live shows. We keep doing new things. Time moves on. Yes, I can’t believe how quickly it goes. But some things never change?
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The township of Rye has kept that real down-to-earth family feeling. There’s the launching ramp, the massive
foreshore park, the Octopus’s Garden Snorkelling Trail and a traditional and vibrant sailing club. These things don’t change. Spending time with family. The Rye Hotel is about forging those ties with generations. And we’re right in the centre of the golf coast too. How did you spend most of your time while growing up? Well, we didn’t have iPads then. There was always something to do. We used to spend the whole day at the beach. Maybe pop home for some lunch, then back again. I was never bored. I loved the Farnsworth ferries. You could just walk right on. We used to go to the local footy match at the Sorrento Football Club – of course it’s the Rye Football Club now, which we’ve sponsored for 40 years. What’s in store food-wise for summer at Rye Hotel? Seafood! There’s a great new seasonal menu and there’ll be lots of fresh seafood. We also offer a really good seniors’ meal deal. The fillet steak is delicious! Then there’s all the pub favourites like chicken parmigiana and pasta, and of course a menu for the kids. From kids to parents to grandparents, the generations of Rye Hotel punters just keep growing under the Peninsula sun. Stop by this summer for the history, home-style food and friendly service. Everyone is welcome.
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As the earlybird season heats up, Peninsula Travel is about all things Europe. And with Oktoberfest now in full swing, many people’s travel fancies are turning to Germany. Well, sorry to explode the myth, but when it comes to beer, the real experts are in the Czech Republic. The Czechs’ passion for beer sees them drink the most per capita in the world 142 litres per person a year, to be exact! That’s 40 litres more than Germany and 65 more than the US. Morning, noon or night it’s perfectly acceptable to raise a glass, free of judgement. So where better to give you the pick of beer gardens than Prague. 1. Riegrovy Sady Beer Garden: One of Prague’s largest beer gardens, this former royal vineyard welcomes up to
1000 people to its wide lawns, cobbled promenades and shady chestnut trees. 2. Letna Beer Garden: Nearly one million gathered here during the Velvet Revolution to protest the Communist regime. These days it’s far more tranquil and known more for its sweeping city panoramas. 3. T-Anker: This was Czechoslovakia’s largest shopping centre when it opened in the 1970s. Today, this Communist-era slab of intersecting hexagons is an eyesore to some and work of beauty to others. Thirsty to learn more? Come in and talk with the girls at Peninsula Travel, who can have you on the Charles Bridge, sipping beer and eating kranskys in no time. PENINSULA TRAVEL A: 9 Bay Rd, Mount Martha T: 5974 3911 A: 87 Arthurs Seat Rd, Red Hill T: 5989 2393 W: peninsulatravel.com.au
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It’s time to dust off the suit or hit the fashion stores for a hot new dress – they’re ready to jump at the Balnarring Picnic Racing Club. The new season’s racing starts on Saturday, November 11 – the first of six race dates at the historic Emu Plains racecourse between now and April – and you’d be hard-pressed to find a more ideal location for a pleasant family outing. The beautiful grounds have plenty of parking and picnic spots, a variety of food vendors will satisfy all appetites, and well-priced drinks are available from the bar. There’s a modern children’s playground on site and Kelly Sports puts on plenty of activities for the youngsters while the adults turn their attention to all the action on the track. On-course bookmakers and TAB facilities are available at all meetings. The club’s December 9 meeting is especially popular for family and work Christmas functions, and packages can be booked through the club’s website. Marquees are available for hire or you can bring your own, and there are picnic tables with umbrellas for groups of any size. Entry tickets, marquee sites and picnic tables can also be booked online. The club also aims to assist local community groups and charities regularly with its community support raffle, and at its annual meeting in September it presented five charities with $1000 each. The charities were:
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BY ANDREA KELLETT
Mount Eliza’s queen of stilt-walking, Leonie Deavin, has welcomed a special new member
to her team of towering performers - her teenage daughter Jazmin. Leonie and her team at stilt entertaining company Nova Star Productions have graced many of the Mornington Peninsula and Melbourne’s most glamorous events over the past two decades, from festivals and carnivals to gala balls, launch events, sporting events and special celebrations. They regularly perform interstate too. You’ve seen them in their show-stopping costumes at the annual Main Street Mornington Festival, the Mornington Australia Day Parade, the annual Orphans of Ghana Ball and more. Leonie has been a regular at the Formula One Grand Prix in Melbourne, the Moomba Parade and the Melbourne Cup Day Parade, to name a few. Little did we know, 13-year-old Jazmin has been waiting in the wings for years, quietly practising on modified stilts, hoping to follow in Mum’s footsteps. “She’s been asking for quite a few years and now that her foot is as big as mine she can fit into my stilts,” Leonie explains. “She had little ones, 1 foot, and was playing in those for about three years.” On September 13, Jazmin officially stepped out for the first time, on modified .6m stilts (Mum’s are .9m) at the glamorous Fields of Fashion Spring Charity Luncheon and Race Day, held at Mornington
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BY KATE SEARS
We’re singing it from the rooftops! And if you didn’t hear us (doubtful), let us tell you now that our music community needs your support and you can make your vote count. That’s right, it’s time for the 12th annual The Age Music Victoria Awards and this year’s nominees include some of Frankston and the Mornington Peninsula’s best venues and most-loved artists – and we’re thrilled! The Age Music Victoria Awards 2017
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are celebrating another massive year in Victorian music that will culminate at the awards ceremony on Wednesday, November 22. The awards will acknowledge the successes of Victoria’s music community with an evening at 170 Russell and musos, industry professionals and fans alike will boogie on at The After Party.
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With public voting now open, please give some love to our own REMI, who has been nominated for the Best Male Musician Award, and to Music On The Hill (MOTH) in Red Hill and Pier Bandroom in Frankston, both of which are in the running to be named Best Regional Venue (Under 50 Gigs Per Year). “We were delighted to hear we have been nominated. It is a testament to our wonderful, music-loving audience that MOTH has been punching above its weight and well-known artists want to come and play to our ‘listening room’,” said Robin Griffiths from MOTH. Baha Tacos in Rye, which has been nominated for Best Regional Venue (Over 50 Gigs Per Year), is known throughout the region as a remarkable venue for introducing local acts to the rest of the Peninsula. Baha Tacos keeps the tunes pumping with up to three gigs a week. With 55 nominations this year, The Age Music Victoria Awards remain one of Australia’s largest publicly voted music awards and they pride themselves on the talent of their nominees, the scope of their voters and the diversity of their thriving music community. Recognising the venues behind the atmosphere that the artists create is also important to them.
“We’re really trying to get regional cities excited,” Music Victoria chief executive Patrick Donovan told Mornington Peninsula Magazine. “Victorian music boasts such strong diversity, it’s important to shine a light on the best genre acts and releases of the year at The Age Music Victoria Awards. But in a sign that genre music is no longer marginalised, many of the genre acts have been nominated for the more mainstream public awards. “We encourage you to vote for your favourite acts, venues and festivals in the public awards. Victorians are passionate about their music, and by voting and buying a ticket to The After Party, you get to give something back and join in celebrating our wonderful music scene.” So what are you waiting for? The public voting opened on Friday, October 13, and closes on Friday, November 10, so get voting now for your favourite acts, releases, venues, and festivals at musicvictoria.com.au/votenow. What’s more, by registering your vote, you’re automatically entered to be in the running to win an Awards Prize Pack that includes two tickets to The After Party at 170 Russell, a Moshtix gift voucher, two tickets to a show of your choice at The Corner Hotel and The Northcote Social Club, and a Music Victoria Individual Membership.
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Backyard barbecues by the pool, taking the boat out on the river, or catching waves at the beach are all a regular part of Australian culture. Tragically, too often we hear of drowning deaths as a result of our love of the water. The Royal Life Saving National Drowning Report 2017, launched recently by federal Health Minister Greg Hunt, shows 291 people died as a result of drowning in Australia last year. Last summer, drowning rates were notably above average between Christmas and New Year. Sadly, children accounted for a significant proportion of these preventable tragedies. Swimming pools are the leading location of child drownings, and a lapse in supervision is a primary causal factor in these incidents. Often parents and carers become
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complacent in the home environment, relying on a pool barrier to keep children out of the water or trusting an older sibling to supervise young children while quickly doing something else. Royal Life Saving Society Australia chief executive Justin Scarr says it’s crucial to keep watch on children at all times. “Answering the door, preparing food, changing a sibling’s nappy, and answering a call are all distractions that leave children vulnerable to drowning,” Mr Scarr said. “Active adult supervision of young children is the first line of defence against drowning - be prepared, be close, and give all of your attention all of the time.” “Active supervision is key; however, children can be quick, and it’s difficult to maintain supervision 100 per cent of the time. That’s why it’s important for parents and carers to follow the four Keep Watch key actions: Supervise, Restrict Access, Water Awareness, and Resuscitate. These are not individual strategies but should be used together for maximum safety – if one line of defence fails there are other prevention measures actively working to prevent drowning.” Inadequate pool fencing continues to be a contributing factor in toddler drowning
deaths. Mr Scarr said pool owners often don’t realise their pool fence or gate is faulty and poses a threat to their children’s safety. “Pool fences, pool gates and latches should be regularly checked and maintained because parts can break or become defective over time. Visit the Royal Life Saving website and download the home pool safety checklist to make sure your pool fence, pool gate and latch are in working order.” The checklist is not a substitute for a pool inspection, however. Pool owners should consider getting a professional assessment of their pool’s compliance, check regulations with their local council or go to the local hardware or pool shop to discuss how to ensure the pool is made safer in time for summer. Prevention is the fundamental way to prevent drowning. However, as a last line of defence, CPR is a vital skill that can help save a life. Two-year-old Lily Cross was found face-down in the Hawkesbury River after wandering away from her family home. Her father and other locals commenced CPR until medics arrived, which played a vital role in her survival. For training courses, water safety tips and resources visit royallifesaving.com.au
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Queenscliff’s the king of festivals Set against a backdrop of sun, surf and sea, this month’s Queenscliff Music Festival will feature a staggering and incredibly varied array of exciting and eclectic local and international talent. Its reputation as one of Australia’s great music festivals will no doubt be enhanced by headliners Xavier Rudd (Friday), Bernard Fanning (Saturday) and The Temper Trap (Sunday) as well as a host of indie, blues, rock’n’roll, country and soul performers, making sure everyone’s music tastes are well and truly satisfied. Hiatus Kaiyote frontwoman Nai Palm will perform a solo set that promises to be as soulful, progressive and individual as all of her former releases. Yothu Yindi & The Treaty Project features Gavin Campbell (Filthy Lucre) in a reinvigorated formation that will mix the band’s classics and new material with an electronic twist. Aussie roots outfit The Beautiful Girls are playing their only Victorian show this year at Queenscliff and will perform their first two albums, Morning Sun and Learn Yourself, in their entirety. New Orleans-based funk master Jon Cleary and his Absolute Monster Gentlemen will include songs from Go Go Juice, which won last year’s Grammy for Best Regional Roots Music Album. The festival will also feature The Teskey Brothers’ dynamic Melbournevia-Motown sound, the powerhouse pipes, wind and strings of mega soul ensemble The Bamboos, and singersongwriter and Jebediah frontman Bob Evans. Country songstress and ninetime Golden Guitar winner Beccy Cole, bluesy rocker and guitarist Mia Dyson, and country/blues husband and wife duo Hat Fitz and Cara join the line-up along with Perth rock’n’rollers The Southern River Band, indie artist Stella Donnelly, Allysha Joy, Jazz Party, Little
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The new $1.5 million coastal pathway at the Eastern Sister Headland may be named Dorothy Houghton Walk to honour her legacy.
Mornington Peninsula Shire Council has received a request to name a Sorrento coastal pathway after tireless community contributor Dorothy Houghton. The Houghton family have been associated with the Mornington Peninsula since the early 1940s. Dorothy was enthusiastically involved in various clubs and committees throughout her lifetime and was patron of the 1803 Collins (First European Settlement in Victoria) Action Group and Flinders Shire President in 1980. Her four children - Graeme, Peter, Debra and Jon - have agreed with the proposal of naming the pathway after her. The proposal is also supported by the Department
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of Environment, Land, Water and Planning and the Bunurong Land Council. The council has resolved that the proposal to name the coastal pathway Dorothy Houghton Walk be placed on public exhibition for 30 days. Nepean Ward councillor Bryan Payne said: “Mrs Houghton worked hard to protect the public land along the Sorrento foreshore and this will be a welcome tribute to her legacy.” Submissions close at 5pm on Tuesday, November 14. Mrs Houghton died peacefully at Ti Tree Lodge on January 2. She was 97. She will be missed by many. The $1.5 million coastal pathway has opened to the public and provides pedestrian access around the historic Eastern Sister Headland at the northern end of Camerons Bight and the southern end of Sullivan Bay. The 270m rock revetment is topped with a 2m-wide crushed rock path.
Cr Payne said the revetment would provide protection for the headland. “A sloping face will absorb the energy of incoming waves, and the finished height of the pathway is approximately 2m above the average sea level to take into account storm tides and predicted future sea level rise.” Fellow Nepean Ward councillor Hugh Fraser said the pathway allowed pedestrians better access to areas of historical significance. “The new pathway has been built through parts of the Collins Settlement historic site, the first European settlement in Victoria which dates back to 1803 and includes graves, monuments and lookout structures.” The Camerons Bight jetty carpark is currently being resurfaced, and the work is expected to be completed soon.
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Who’s your favourite donkey? There’s Eeyore, the lovable but forever sad donkey whose spirit is uplifted by his friends Christopher Robin and Winnie the Pooh. There’s Donkey, Shrek’s chatterbox sidekick who has amazing one-liners. Well, prepare yourself - we’ve got a new donkey for you to fall in love with. Meet Marion’s Bounty Micro Donkeys. These superfriendly memorable micros prove that good things do come in small packages. Even if you’re stubborn as a mule, your favourite donkey will be bumped for these babies. At less than 81cm, micro donkeys are the smallest of the miniature donkey breed, which also includes mammoth, standard, small standard and miniature. Marion’s Bounty Micro Donkeys has been operating for two years in Langwarrin, and with Kris at the helm it has created quite a fuss. The breed is difficult to find and in high demand. Kris endeavours to make sure the family that ( 46 Everything we love about the peninsula, fresh every month
purchases one of her foals is suitable and that the home is appropriate for her beloved cherubs. “They don’t want to be just in a paddock; they must have a companion like a sheep, cow or a pony,” Kris says. “It’s important that they have their own herd, so to speak, as they can’t be lonely and they love to play. That’s why we have a screening process.” The gestation period varies from 11 to 13 months, and they aren’t weaned off their mothers for six months. Given this, Kris is only just now preparing to sell her second foal and is seeking expressions of interest for this five-month-old named Elenor. The males are called jacks and the females are jennys; furthermore, all of Kris’s donkeys are named after cars. Enzo is the smallest registered jack in Australia at 66cm he’s tiny but full of character. There’s also Shelby, who is pregnant, and Lola, who gave birth to Elenor this year. These donkeys don’t reach their fully-grown state until they are three years old. They all play together and are naturally very curious animals. With adorable floppy ears,
fluffy winter coats, and full of individual characteristics, they don’t horse around. They are confident as they know how “awwww” worthy they are. “They go straight up to you and will follow you. They want to know what you’re doing at all times. Ultimately, they are like little dogs; they’ll even go inside. They’re really smart - sometimes too smart! They can work out how to open things and love ball games.” These loving and low-maintenance pets are great around kids because they’re an ideal height and don’t shy like horses do. They’re raised by people and love attention from their human friends. Micro donkeys are an expensive purchase but their upkeep is relatively cheap. They’ll happily live off grass and hay but they’ll need to have their hoofs trimmed every four months and be wormed regularly. If the image of these little treasures has you wanting more, there are plenty of videos on Kris’s Facebook page to get you going “Awwwww!” Follow their adventures at @Marions-Bounty-Micro-Donkeys.
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Mr Brown believes in trying the simple things first. Good skin care that helps us release the dead skin on our faces, some anti wrinkle injections and maybe some fillers or fat grafting. If the results of these things don't do quite enough, then you may decide to embark on SURGERY as a means to address your concerns. Remember it is not just about tightening the skin, facial surgery should also address the underlying muscle. This is why an experienced PLASTIC surgeon would be your choice. EYELID reduction surgery will address the sagging skin around the eyes, tighten the surrounding muscles and re-position the fat, to give a more youthful look. Saggy and puffy eyes can make you always look tired, even when you aren’t! Creams will only give a minor improvement, and sometimes surgery is indicated. NECKLIFT surgery will address the underlying muscles as well as the skin to give a more structured look to the neck (which along with the rest of the body and face loses its laxity) Many women comment on their "chook necks"! It, along with the eyes, are usually the things that patients focus on first! FACELIFT surgery again addresses the facial muscles and skin to provide a former, but not too over pulled face! The face should be aligned in an outward position, not pulled to an unnatural upper position. Mr Brown likes a natural looking face to the overdone facelift, as an overdone look can cause you more grief than what you started with.
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Rye Hotel sets a shining example The Rye Hotel just keeps reinventing itself. The latest forward-thinking move by owner/operator Peter Houghton has seen the installation of solar panels across its three buildings. Both The Rye Hotel and the award-winning One Four Nelson (accommodation at the rear) have 129 panels with Enphase micro inverters behind each panel, and the Main Sail Bar has 71 panels also with Enphase micro inverters behind each, bringing the total to 329 panels. Peter says: “Installation of the panels, which have been in operation since January, just seemed like something we should do to be part of the Peninsula’s renewable energy future.” He explains. “The reason we installed the solar panels was two-pronged. It made sense fiscally as electricity prices are going through the roof, but also on an environmental level. We are lucky to be part of the Sustainable Melbourne Fund program that provides third-party administration services for environmental upgrade agreement programs. We received some funding assistance to implement the solar panels. The
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program runs for ten years and each of the panels are Australian-made Tindo 255W panels. Our carbon offset has increased since the installation. Our last reading in September was at 2.39 tons, which is the equivalent of 61 trees. The total site generation since January has been 78.4MWh. We can only see it improving.” Peter is also conscious of the hotel’s waste disposal and the use of recycled water as he believes we need to be careful with how we use energy and dispose of waste in an area that is environmentally sensitive. He remembers as a kid a waste pipe running into the sea from Ocean Beach Rd in Sorrento. Times now have certainly changed since then and Peter is happy to embrace the future. The Rye Hotel even has three electric car re-chargers onsite catering to both Tesla and general purpose electric vehicles. “We can all do our bit,” he says. The southern Peninsula’s iconic Rye Hotel is definitely doing its part. Ripper! THE RYE HOTEL 2415 Pt Nepean Rd, Rye T: 5985 2277 W: ryehotel.com.au
The Asthma Foundation Victoria will host free information sessions on the Mornington Peninsula this month to educate the community about thunderstorm asthma. Thunderstorm asthma is triggered by an uncommon combination of high pollen (usually during late spring to early summer) and a certain kind of thunderstorm. Anyone can be affected, even if they don’t have a history of asthma. Topics covered during the sessions will include how to respond to thunderstorm asthma, who is at risk, how to perform asthma first aid and the link between asthma and hay fever. The sessions are open to everyone: Thursday, November 9, Orwil Street Community House, 16 Orwil St, Frankston; 10.30am-noon (register at info@orwilst.org.au or phone 9783 5073) Thursday, November 9, Mornington Community Contact, 9 Albert St, Mornington; 1-2.30pm (tsamornington.eventbrite.com.au) Monday, November 13, Mt Eliza Community House, 90100 Canadian Bay Rd, Mount Eliza; 7-8.30pm (tsa-mteliza.eventbrite.com.au) Friday, November 17, Langwarrin Community Centre, 2 Lang Rd, Langwarrin; 2-3.30pm (tsa-langwarrin. eventbrite.com.au) Friday, November 17, Rye Community House, 27 Nelson St, Rye; 4.30-6pm (tsa-rye.eventbrite.com.au)
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A Peninsula design studio, preschool and council are in the running for four awards in the 2017 Keep Australia Beautiful Victoria Tidy Towns – Sustainable Communities Awards. Our forwardthinking finalists are Share the Word Design Studio (Litter Prevention Award), Waterfall Gully Preschool (Active Schools Award), and Mornington Peninsula Shire (Community Government Partnerships Award and Young Leaders Award). Mornington Peninsula Magazine spoke with Josie Jones, from Share the Word Design Studio, about how she’s been working with Rye Woolworths to improve waste management through rubbish collection and being waste-responsible. Josie is the current recipient of the Keep Australia Beautiful Dame Phyllis Frost Award and believes that by working together as a community we can make a real difference in reducing waste.
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BY LIZ ROGERS 25 plastic bottle lids, 20 lollypop sticks Tell us a bit about the One Tonne and over 400 micro plastics. The carpark Challenge for which you received the at Woolworths had been treated like a Dame Phyllis Frost Award 2016. dumping ground for a long time by the My motto is “If you see it, pick it up”. community and visitors. I wanted to close People are frightened of touching rubbish the gap between land and sea and find because they are scared of getting sick. a long-term solution. The Woolworths The One Tonne Challenge was created staff led by example. We had a nine-week as a way of giving back to the ocean. clean-up from coast to community plan, If I could collect 4.2 tonnes of rubbish, where we saw 65 per cent less waste then surely someone else could pick on the Rye Foreshore. Members of the up just one piece. Dame Phyllis Frost community pitched in from individuals to was an Australian welfare worker and groups such as the Tootgarook Scouts. philanthropist and established the Keep Australia Beautiful movement. How else did Woolworths Rye help? The staff cleaned up the entire carpark, What inspired you to collaborate with moved the soft plastic recycle bins to the Woolworths Rye? front of the store and installed ashtrays For the past four years I’d been collecting on the walls of the supermarket. These rubbish from the Rye Foreshore. I’d find things have made a real difference. They on average per week 400 cigarettes, 78 are also looking to align all the cleaning single-use plastic items including straws, 50 chocolate bar wrappers, 30 bottle tops, with the proposed new carpark so they
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can maintain a standard everyone can be proud of. How else do you spread the work about litter prevention? I go into schools to teach children. I recently spoke at Geelong Grammar about litter prevention, marine habitats and an international learning module on the effects of waste. The feedback and work by the students inspired me so much. Education really does make a difference. The Keep Australia Beautiful Victoria Tidy Towns – Sustainable Communities Awards ceremony will take place at the Horsham Town Hall on November 25. Mornington Peninsula Shire Mayor and Keep Victoria Beautiful Tidy Towns Awards councillor representative Bev Colomb congratulates all entrants and finalists on their accomplishments.
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Karingal St Laurence, with 65 years of service behind it, has changed its name to genU. Short for Generation You, the name represents and embodies what Karingal and St Laurence have always stood for, says chief executive Mike McKinstry. “Whatever generation you belong to – whether you’re young, old or somewhere in between – what drives us is the belief that neither disability nor ageing are disadvantages to be endured, but rather challenges to be met boldly, with achievements and adventures to be had,” Mike says. “As a leading provider of disability, agedcare, employment, education and lifestyle support, genU recognises its role is to help you realise your dreams – no matter what
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Competition, leisure and lifestyle at Safety Beach Safety Beach Country Club/Golf Club is nestled in a valley surrounded by Arthurs Seat and Mount Martha on the beautiful Mornington Peninsula. This flat 18-hole golf course meanders past lakes that are dotted around the course. The clubhouse, which overlooks the course, is a great place to relax and have a drink after a game. Dining is available at the atrium restaurant. Resident golf pro Shane Johnson is on hand to give you a tip or two on your golf or you can book in for a private golf lesson with him. You can find him in the pro shop, which stocks the latest in golf clubs and golf shoes as well as hot food and drinks to take on the course with you. Safety Beach Country Club also has a mini golf course and tennis courts, with tennis lessons available for kids. Sunday, March 11, sees the Safety Beach Country Club Ambrose. This is a four-person team competition which includes a barbecue after the game, and costs $60 per person ($240 per team). Entries close March 1. Phone Shane on 5981 0100 to book in for a day of friendly competition and fun. SAFETY BEACH COUNTRY CLUB A: 10 Country Club Drive, Safety Beach T: Pro Shop (Shane Johnson) 5981 0100 T: Office (Deb Hedges) 5981 0120 W: safetybeachcountryclub.com
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So, the phone line makes him sound like a drowning fish, and although it’s hard to make out the words at times, the tone and undercurrent of irreverence and coolly calculating crank-it- up controversy makes its mark. Born in New York, Austen Tayshus (aka Alexander ‘Sandy’ Gutman) moved to Sydney when he was a year old and he’s been there ever since. He’s tall (190cm), Jewish, and coming to the Peninsula this month as part of an Australia-wide 30year Australiana anniversary tour. But are we ready for the man with the unforgiving tongue? Divine disregard? Brutal political barrage? Sure are. “I love the Mornington Peninsula. I’ve been there lots of times. I mean, it’s by the sea. Relaxed. I like to choose places that are relaxed,” he says in a voice that can only be described as sexy on the ear. I suppose that’s the trick - delivering highly political and topical stick-in-yourcraw content with the smooth voice of a late-night radio DJ. He says he was born funny, unlike many comics whose jokes are scripted, and I believe him. You don’t survive in the industry for over 40 years without some natural aptitude. But I get the feeling there’s more than talent involved in maintaining a comic career that screams of doggedness and danger. “I’m relentless. Each show is different. I make most of it up on stage according to time and place. It’s about interacting with the audience. Improvisation. Anything can come up.” And does. Ever since his punfuelled spoken word piece Australiana (co-written by fellow comedian Billy Birmingham) in 1983, Mr Tayshus has performed thousands of shows, written a book, produced movies, documentaries and records, and many of them have been NOVEMBER 2017 (72)
based on social issues. He’s currently making a doco called Skin in the Game about his career. He says it’s “good for the brain. Keeps me sharp - let me see, let me see, let me see…” as he looks for a picture to send me. “I also sit back on the couch with my feet up pushing 1000 donuts a day into my mouth,” he quips when I ask him if he has any fitness routines. “I don’t have one. I just love doing what I’m doing. I’m either on stage, on a plane or in a car. I get myself around. I’ve done 150 90-minute shows so far on this tour – who knows how many more. I’ll keep going until I stop.” Not before you get to Rye please, Sandy. The South is looking forward to a dose of sociology and semantics by the sea. Take it from me. The Austen Tayshus 30th Anniversary National Australiana Tour lands at The Rye Hotel, 2415 Point Nepean Rd, Rye, on Friday, November 10. Doors open at 7.30pm. Inquiries: 5985 7222.
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Toorak College will start work next year on a new science and technology centre to better equip students for future jobs requiring skills in science, technology, engineering and maths. The college estimates that in the next decade threequarters of jobs in Australia’s fastest-growing industries
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will require skills in STEM subjects, but enrolment in those subjects is in steady decline nationally. Currently, females make up only 16 per cent of STEM-qualified professionals, and only one in four IT graduates and fewer than one in 10 engineering graduates are women. “The STEM field is continuing to grow and we are seeing more and more careers that are dependent on science and technology, but many young girls don’t consider STEM subjects in their VCE and employment paths,” said Toorak principal Kristy Kendall. “We want to change this and see this project as an essential investment
in the future of our students and the future of many generations to come.” The centre will be the largest capital works project in the school’s 143-year history and will feature six biology, physics and chemistry super-labs; a DIGI zone for coding and engineering; open learning areas and universitystyle lecture facilities; an entrepreneur pop-up space; collaborative learning spaces and breakout zones; and an outside science courtyard and lab. Construction will begin early next year.
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Blessing of the fleet Once again, Coast Guard Frankston is proud to host the annual Blessing of the Fleet and extends an invitation for you to join it in celebrating the work of our marine emergency services. These include but are not limited to the SES, Surf Life Saving Victoria, Australian Volunteer Coast Guard, Volunteer Marine Rescue and Water Police. This year the blessing will be held on Frankston Pier at 11.15am on Sunday, November 12, and the public is
welcome to come along to what is sure to be an amazing event that brings together our hard-working marine emergency services in the one location and gives you the chance to step into their world. Coast Guard Frankston will have light refreshments available at its headquarters next to the playground to the south of the pier after the event. Before the blessing, however, the community is also
invited to attend a service at St Paul’s Church, Bay Street South, Frankston, at 10am. Here’s a great opportunity for you to bring the kids for a close-up look at the boats that patrol our waters and meet the men and women who help to protect our community. You can’t miss seeing the biggest gathering of emergency service vessels in one location.
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The tragic sinking of HMAS Goorangai The first ship of the Royal Australian Navy to be sunk in World War II was the minesweeper Goorangai, with all 24 crew members losing their lives. However, she was not sunk by enemy action but after a collision with the Melbourne Steamship Company’s coastal liner Duntroon.
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The Goorangai, a small ship of 223 tons and 36m in length, was built in 1919 for the NSW Government. In 1926 she was sold and operated as a fishing trawler until 1939 when she was requisitioned for military service. She was then fitted with a 12-pounder gun, depth charges and minesweeping gear. In November 1940, the Goorangai had been clearing mines from the shipping lanes of Bass Strait when she returned to Port Phillip for supplies. At 8.37pm on November 20, as she crossed from Queenscliff to anchor for the night off Portsea, the Duntroon, travelling at 17.5 knots, struck the Goorangai amid ships on the port side, sinking her immediately. Boats were quickly lowered by the liner but no survivors were found. At the Court of Marine Inquiry the captain of the Duntroon said: “I saw two white lights ahead about a point to starboard and about a mile and a half away. I took the lights to be those of a vessel going to sea, and as the overtaking vessel it was my duty to continue on my course. I could see another ship on my port side entering the Heads.” Unfortunately the red port light of the
Goorangai was not seen until too late. The court initially blamed both vessels to some extent, declaring: “Neither vessel was navigated with proper and seamanlike care.” However, charges against the captain of the Duntroon were not sustained by the court because the placing of the Goorangai’s red port light and green starboard light was deemed to be the major reason for the collision. There is a memorial plaque on the Esplanade at Queenscliff and a commemoration service is held each year on the Sunday closest to the anniversary of the collision, which this year is November 19. The Queenscliffe Maritime Museum has a permanent HMAS Goorangai display, and the Goorangai Memorial Trophy yacht race is held on November 11. BY MAURIE HUTCHINSON President, Peninsula SS T: Maurie Hutchinson 9787 5780 E: mauriehutch@gmail.com The Peninsula Ship Society meets at Hastings Yacht Club on the fourth Tuesday of each month at 10am. Visitors always welcome. Pictured: HMAS Goorangai at Williamstown in 1939 (photo courtesy of Queenscliffe Maritime Museum).
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Georgia Smith likes big words and chatting to people. That’s how she found herself studying medicine, a course that’s already taken her on an energising trip to the Polynesian kingdom of Tonga. Along with four other med students, the Peninsula resident took off to Tonga in June where she volunteered in hospitals and in the community to understand and address the issues of diabetes and hypertension. It was a trip that involved visiting rural villages, setting up stalls in Vava’u to test blood pressure and sugar levels, and - to Georgia’s delight - gabbing with local youth groups. “My favourite moment was sitting on some steps in the middle of the main street and taking two ladies’ blood pressure,” Georgia recalls. “Before we knew it, we had taxi drivers pulling over to check their blood pressure and construction workers having their fingers pricked on their break and getting competitive with their sugar reading results.” Although she’ll be spending the next few years on placement in either Bendigo or Mildura, Georgia’s interested in using her skills to help those closer to home. “I’m massively keen to get involved in projects around the Peninsula and Frankston,” she says. “I’m particularly excited about the success of mental health initiatives around Frankston and hope to be able to get involved in the future.” This will see her following in the footsteps of two of her biggest inspirations: her mum and grandmother. Both have lived in and loved our corner of the globe for years and worked passionately in schools and health centres respectively. “I also have massive admiration for people like Dr Ranjana Srivastava OAM,” Georgia says. “She’s an oncologist who engages the public in discussion with her writing and broadcasting. I really like the idea of medicine being broadly accessible, exciting and understood.” So while she’s said “Nofo ā” to Tonga for now, expect Doctor Georgia to be popping up around the world soon!
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Rosebud is shaping up as the place to be by the sea on the Mornington Peninsula this month. In this issue of Mornington Peninsula Magazine, we take a look
at some of the events, venues and businesses that make this wonderful part of the world so special. We showcase what’s cooking at the GPO, which has released its new spring/ summer menu, and we introduce Rosebud Dental Group’s newest team member. We take a look at Sally’s Cleaning Service (a specialty cleaning and home maintenance business that can help you make a clean start for summer) and talk to the team at Barefoot OT about their Get Ready For Prep and Get Ready For Secondary School packages. Movie buffs will be grabbing their popcorn and settling back in their seats for Peninsula Cinemas’ 19th Annual Film Festival, an exciting
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and diverse program of pre-release foreign language films, art house and mainstream films from November 17-19. If it’s happening in Rosebud right now, we’ve got it covered – starting with the fabulous Foreshore RockFest. With Rosebud’s long history as a great place to enjoy summer beach holidays, where better to revive the fun-filled 1950s and ‘60s? Foreshore RockFest, from November 17-19, will feature a fabulous array of music, dance, movies, cars and vintage shopping all based in Rosebud and Dromana. The fun starts on the Friday evening with Rock’n’Bowls at Rosebud Bowls Club, a car cruise along the back beaches and a dance at Rosebud Primary School. On Saturday morning the town centre will rock with hot rod and ‘chrome bumper’ cars on show, ‘50s bands and dancers along the footpath and a ‘50s and ‘60s Market at Rosebud Primary School with Who Was That Cat playing. The market will include clothing, food, DJs, live bands and
dance demonstrations (gold coin entry) while the vintage shops in town will pump with music, fashion and bargains. On Saturday evening multiple dance venues will host bands including the Rockin’ Daddies, Itchy Fingers, I.C Rock and Fender Benders. For swing dance enthusiasts there’s the amazing Pearly Shells and Lady Fox, along with a movie and dance at the Dromana 3 Drive In. Sunday will see a pre-1970s hot rod and classic car show on the Village Green, featuring the Jump Devils. For the fashionistas, a vintage clothing and ‘pin up’ contest will be held in the Memorial Hall next to the car show. The market will continue at the primary school from 9am, and all events will culminate at 3pm. Tickets are essential for many events and are selling fast through foreshorerockfest.com.au, where you can also get full details of the festival, or like the Facebook page Foreshore Rockfest for all the latest news.
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Barefoot helps schoolkids take the next step Starting primary school or transitioning from grade six to secondary school can be tough. Making the change can be even more challenging for kids who need help with managing behaviour, reading social cues or practical school skills like handwriting and organisation. This is where Barefoot OT in Rosebud can help.
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Barefoot OT works closely with you to guide your child by focusing on three key areas: the child, their teacher and you. It recognises that each child is unique, and it works together with families and schools to achieve long-lasting and confidence-building outcomes. Barefoot OT’s Get Ready For Prep and Get Ready For Secondary School packages include four group sessions where children learn to manage their skills, behaviour or anxiety more independently. Parent forums offer support and deliver strategies on how to prepare your child and provide practical help like getting organised in the mornings. A Barefoot Occupational Therapist goes to the school to meet your child’s teacher and see the school environment, which encourages resilience and a happier time in the classroom. Call Barefoot OT today to get your child ready for their next giant step. There are rooms in Rosebud and Frankston and there’s also a rural program in Boneo that includes horse therapy. There’s a pediatric physiotherapist and speech pathologists on site in Rosebud too. BAREFOOT OT A: 13/1283 Pt Nepean Rd, Rosebud T: 5981 1120 W: barefootot.com.au Facebook: Barefoot OT
If you need something cleaned, you need the team from Sally’s Cleaning Service. Sally’s has been in business since 2006 and takes pride in its fast and efficient service. Sally’s staff arrive in fully stocked vehicles and use fresh clean rags and mops on every job to leave your property gleaming. Sally’s also specialises in builders’ cleans and provides a thoroughly professional, reliable and personalised laundry and ironing service. Sally’s Cleaning Service also now has a sister company - Sally’s Home Maintenance – that can help maintain your property all year round with window and gutter cleaning, high-pressure cleaning of decks, driveways and weatherboards, rubbish removal and general maintenance. You can even get your barbecue cleaned so it’s ready to go for summer. And if you’re in the market for a new vacuum cleaner, Sally’s is a leading wholesaler of commercial and domestic vacuum cleaners, vacuum bags, filters, spare parts and accessories and a proud distributor of the Cleanstar range. So make a clean start for summer, and call Sally’s.
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Fresh and light at the GPO Hotel Drop by the GPO Hotel in Rosebud this spring/summer to experience fabulously fresh food that is delivered with care and the utmost attention to detail. The new menu is full of seasonal flavours that are
presented beautifully on the plate and all produce is of the highest quality. Step inside for a light and delectable taste sensation and enjoy a new season asparagus salad with feta, soft poached egg and almond oil, or a warm lamb salad with cous cous, picked red onions, hummus, peas and mint. There are black bean tacos with avocado, sweet potato, green chilli and onion salsa for a bit of spice, and the tempura zucchini flowers filled with ricotta, mint and romesco sauce are sensational. And of course, there’s the beer-battered barramundi, chips, coleslaw and tartare, which is a summer favourite. Book your Christmas function now at The GPO Hotel. The food’s delicious, the service is excellent and the atmosphere is relaxed and welcoming. Give the staff a call to have a chat about their menu. You won’t be disappointed. GPO HOTEL A: 1003 Pt Nepean Rd, Rosebud T: 5982 3200 W: rosegpo.com.au
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The Rosebud community will be all smiles with the news that one of its own has joined Rosebud Dental Group. Elaine Cant, who previously worked in Mornington, says she is enjoying working close to home in the community in which she lives with her husband and three children. Elaine graduated from the University of Dundee in 1990, and for 19 years she ran her own successful dental practice in Scotland, a family-oriented clinic that shared the same values as Rosebud Dental Group. Elaine moved to Australia with her family in 2013. She brings with her a wealth of knowledge and skill in all aspects of general dentistry, with a special interest in periodontics or gum disease. Elaine joins Malcolm McLean, Mindy Cameron, Will Tang, Tom Barrett and Ella Jin at Rosebud Dental Group and is currently available for appointments on Mondays, Tuesdays, Wednesdays and Fridays. Established in 1973, Rosebud Dental Group is a family-based general practice that provides all aspects of general dentistry, including endodontics, NOVEMBER 2017 (72)
implant restorations, crown and bridge restorations, some orthodontics and periodontal treatment, in a caring, friendly and relaxed environment. Fees are very competitive; cash, cheques, EFTPOS and credit cards (including Amex) are accepted with no surcharge; there’s a 10 per cent discount for health care card holders; and payment plans are available through Gem Visa, Mi Fund and Mac Credit. The clinic is open Monday-Friday 8.30am5pm and Saturday 8.30am-1pm. ROSEBUD DENTAL GROUP A: 1533 Point Nepean Rd, Capel Sound (formerly Rosebud West) T: 5982 2800 W: rosebuddental.com.au
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Shhh! It’s starting It’s time for all movie buffs to get their tickets, grab a bucket of popcorn and settle back in their seats for Peninsula Cinemas’ 19th Annual Film Festival in Rosebud. From November 17-19, the festival will feature an enticing program of pre-release foreign language, art house and mainstream films chosen especially to cater to all tastes. The festival begins on Friday, November 17, with a winetasting at 7.30pm before the screening of the first film. The festival line-up features Human Traces, School Life, Westwind, One Less God, Between Land And Sea, Just To Be Sure, The Other Side, Summer 1993, The Teacher, and Growing Up Smith. Full festival tickets are available now for $100 from peninsulacinemas.com.au, phone 5981 2555 or at the ticket box. As well as giving you admission to every movie and the opening night wine-tasting, a full ticket entitles you to a goodie bag and lunch on Saturday. Single-session tickets for single films cost $15 for adults and $10 for children/concession. PENINSULA CINEMAS A: Rosebud Pde, Rosebud T: 5981 2555 W: peninsulacinemas.com.au
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On October 28, the Rise Documentary premiered at the Shirley Burke Theatre in Parkdale. Earlier this year, Jess Jones (pictured), from Soar Collective, and Bridget Wood, from Suburban Sandcastles, together with their baby daughters, went on a road trip from Geelong to the Sunshine Coast, driving 2300km in five days. A film crew hit the road with them to capture the journey, the purpose of which was to share the stories of everyday inspiring Australian women who rise to the challenges of a modern world. The result is the Rise Documentary. Jess’s big vision drew attention from some key sponsors, including Audi Australia, which provided a car for the week. Airbnb supported them with free accommodation along the way, thankyou offered baby supplies and snacks and locally founded Endota Spa was their wellness partner. They also had support from venues along the east coast where Soar Collective hosted five free events for more than 100 businesswomen. The team went on a second road trip over a weekend in June throughout Gippsland and then to the goldfields region in central Victoria. Overall, they interviewed 22 incredible women whose stories not only served as inspiration for the film’s audience but the road-tripping team learnt so much from them as well as they embarked on their own journey of courage and resilience. To learn more about the documentary and the next screening, head to soarcollective.com/risedocumentary
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Free legal help for your group Does your community group have a legal problem it needs help with? Now you can access free legal advice thanks to a partnership between Mornington Peninsula Shire Council and six experienced law firms. Carroll Goldsmith Lawyers, Hill Legal, Macpherson Kelley, Marshalls + Dent, McCarthy Partners and White Cleland will provide pro bono legal advice and guidance to community groups on the Peninsula. Mayor Bev Colomb said the initiative would help groups with legal problems and provide general information sessions on matters such as child safety and association governance. “Each firm will provide a number of hours per year to assist community groups with legal advice,” Cr Colomb said. “Community groups have a wealth of knowledge and very experienced members, but sometimes a legal matter might fall just outside of their expertise. We hope this new program may assist any community groups who are in this position.” Shire-based, voluntary, not-for-profit community groups are invited to submit requests for assistance with legal matters directly to the council at legal@mornpen.vic.gov.au. The council’s legal team will assess each request and, where appropriate, co-ordinate contact with a firm. Groups can get further details at mornpen.vic.gov.au/legaladvice, and any other law firms interested in offering their help can go to legal@ mornpen.vic.gov.au for more information.
Fresh start for experienced Mount Martha lawyer Well-known and respected law firm Carroll Goldsmith Lawyers has appointed Mount Martha resident and trusted family lawyer Terry Weerappah. Terry is excited about the next step in his professional career. “Carroll Goldsmith Lawyers has a great reputation locally as a skilled and client-centric law firm, always striving to deliver the best results for their clients,” he said. “I’ll garner great personal satisfaction from sharing my years of family law experience with the team and welcome the opportunity to mentor the next generation of local lawyers.” Director Richard Goldsmith said it was a coup for Carroll Goldsmith Lawyers to employ Terry, who has practised for more 19 years on the Mornington Peninsula. “Terry’s reputation is formidable,” Richard said. “He has a genuine enthusiasm for the law and a keen eye for detail. With his appointment to our team, superior family legal advice is offered to our clients as well as an understanding of complex criminal matters which can at times impact on local families. “We’ll be inspired by Terry’s support and expertise and look forward to helping our local community with their complex family legal issues.” CARROLL GOLDSMITH LAWYERS A: Lvl 1, 176 Main St, Mornington T: 5975 7588 W: carrollgoldsmith.com.au NOVEMBER 2017 (72)
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Peninsula Endermologie owner Niamh Hislop knows lipomassage protocols work. In her training as a general nurse and working at The Harley Medical Group, the UK’s leading cosmetic clinic, she witnessed the benefits endermologie offered her clients. Having identified the need for an affordable solution to cellulite and body contouring locally, and knowing that treatment results vary according to therapist, Niamh began Peninsula Endermologie with a results-driven focus. “I’ve used this technique on myself and many more clients so I know it works,” Niamh said. “Lipomassage gradually reduces the appearance of cellulite and unwanted fat deposits. This technique has been used throughout Europe for over 30 years and has been proven with more than 140 clinical studies, plus millions of testimonials which demonstrate meaningful results. In fact, it’s the No.1 treatment for cellulite worldwide.” Niamh uses established lipomassage and specialised endermotherapy protocols for naturally anti-ageing face and body rejuvenation and therapeutic indications too. For example, endermologie is also effective for the treatment of discomfort associated with fibromyalgia, myofascial pain, scleroderma, lymphedema, muscle spasms and delayed onset muscle soreness (DOMS). To find out more, call Niamh today. PENINSULA ENDERMOLOGIE WELLNESS CENTRE & CELLULITE SOLUTIONS A: 120 Humphries Rd, Mount Eliza M: 0434 946 209 W: peninsulaendermologie.com FB:@peninsula.endermologie
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Looking for a mini-makeover heading into the end-of-year party season? Hair By John in Blamey Place is the perfect spot for getting hair looking flirty, fabulous and full of body. Hair By John is a salon where experience and innovation come together to create styles and shapes that suit each individual. This spring/summer come in to uncover a new, even more sensational you and walk out with real confidence and panache. John is a leader in on-trend hair cutting and styling, fashion colouring and hair extensions, and because he’s been working in the industry for more than 40 years, you know he’ll do the job right. He is a master of colour application for both men and women. Tints, foils, highlights and complete colour corrections are applied with a minimum of fuss while giving maximum results. He also has an exclusive Australian-made natural organic range in-salon which is kind to scalp and hair, and is perfect for sensitive style aficionados. Men, women and children are all welcome at Hair By John - the No.1 summer style-maker. HAIR BY JOHN A: 10 Blamey Place, Mornington T: 5975 2978 W: hairbyjohn.com.au M: 0419 939 754 (St Andrews Beach location)
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You’ve found the dress, picked the shoes and chosen your make-up look for race day, but what about your hair? Zumay salon owner Lorna Evans has been educating not only her own team but also stylists all over Australia and internationally for over 17 years. These are Lorna’s Top 5 Tips Arrive at the salon with SUPER clean DRY hair. Bring your millinery with you. We like to work the hat elastic into your hair look and make sure it’s secure. Bring along a picture of what looks you like. If you are adding in hair extensions, make sure they are high quality and in good condition. Our favourite looks for this season – rouched out fish tail buns, high pony tails (believe it or not there is an art to creating the perfect pony), The French roll with a ROGANIC finish (that’s a mix of romantic & organic), soft vintage waves NOT curls WAVES, soft looks that are stitched into place rather than pinned to give a soft sexy look. ZÚMAY SALON A: 8 Blake St, Mornington T: 5977 0711 E: zumay.mornington@bigpond.com FB: @zumaysalon INSTA: @zumay
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Why taking a class is a fitness kickstarter One of the biggest challenges we face when trying to “get fit” is finding what works for us. When you’re starting out, it’s easy to feel you have to do it alone. But in reality, it’s much easier to look for support from a tribe of likeminded people. This is why taking a class is a great way to build a new fitness habit. By participating in group exercise, you get the opportunity to create a bond with others at the start of their journey, and be inspired to keep going by those who are more experienced. Trying a few different class styles will help you find the one you love and this will help you to turn up on a regular basis. NOVEMBER 2017 (72)
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Life is bound to fall in and out of balance from time to time, and when it does there is a solution on the Mornington Peninsula. It’s called Find My Harmony. Find My Harmony founder Samantha Trembath is a Feng Shui practitioner, a Reiki practitioner and an intuitive healer with a special interest in balancing the energies of both person and place for holistic wellbeing - mind, body and spirit. She can guide you in regaining your emotional, physical and spiritual balance. When buying a home, Samantha can analyse the energy of the home and assist with space clearing. Let her help you style your home or office for sale, or simply for more harmonious living, using the most comprehensive school
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Want to do you bit for diabetes research and get in a little exercise at the same time? Then you need to take part in the 2017 Annual PPN/BE Fit Food 5km/10km Funwalk in Mount Martha. For the past six years the funwalk has set off from the Mount Martha Village back carpark in the playground area with either a 5km option to Craigie Rd and back, or a 10km option to Fishies Beach, Lilo Café and return. Last year’s funwalk raised more than $20,000, and all proceeds from this year’s walk will go to the Juvenile Diabetes Research Fund. It’s on Sunday, November 12, at 8.45am, with registrations from 7.45am. There will be a barbecue, raffles and lots of prizes as well as face-painting and balloons for the kids. Donations of $5 a child, $10 an adult and $20 a family are to be paid on the day but you can pre-register at walk.jdrf.org.au/vic/mount-marthavillage to seek your own sponsorship for the event. If you’d rather not walk but would still like to help, volunteers are needed from 6-11.30am to help with raffle tickets, registrations, packing showbags and leading the walk – just email info@healthandnutrition.com.au for details. And if you’d like to be a corporate sponsor, allowing you to put items in the showbags and have a presence on the day with your own stall or marquee, email kate@healthandnutrition.com.au
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Protein – The Key to Feeling Satisfied Protein is one of the three macronutrients, alongside carbohydrates and fat, that is a necessary component of a healthy diet. The protein that we consume and those that are naturally made in our bodies are molecules that are made up of ‘essential’ and ‘non-essential’ amino acids. These are often referred to as ‘building blocks’ as they function to construct our muscles and bodily tissues.
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Our philosophy at The Manor Medical is to help people look and feel their best. Individualised packages are designed for each client, as everyone’s skin is different and therefore requires their own tailored program. Skin health is not only about removing fine lines and pigmentation; it involves addressing the skin on many different levels, including the muscles and fascia that support our face. It requires a variation of treatments to create a healthy fresh look. When consultations are performed at The Manor Medical, we assess the skin on each level while also listening to the client and taking into consideration their needs and realistic expectations. For best outcomes, moderation is the key factor. Combinations of treatments ranging from anti-wrinkle injections to HydraFacials will ensure optimum results. There are many treatments on the market which promise miracles; however, we know this not to be true. There are many contributing factors to skin health. We at The Manor Medical offer medical grade treatments in all aspects of skin care and health. Much research has been performed and continues to be performed by Dr Sally Shaw to ensure we are offering our clients safe and effective treatments. In the next few weeks we are looking forward to introducing a new resurfacing treatment targeted at seborrheic keratosis, commonly known as barnacles, senile warts and wisdom spots. All consultations are performed with either Dr Sally or Prue (RN), ensuring a comprehensive treatment plan for you. These consultations are complimentary. We look forward to meeting you soon. THE MANOR MEDICAL A: 94 Tanti Ave, Mornington T: 5977 0457
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your NOVEMber stars by Stephanie Johnson
Aries:Â Â The person closest to your heart Libra: is likely to spark up your life this month. It is time to plan some quality time. You need to employ your most diplomatic self when dealing with areas of potential conflict. It is better to have fireworks that are fun rather than combative.
Taurus:
Rewards come from someone close. This can be a personal or business partner. Good fortune favours you if you have forged positive ties with a partner. You are likely to enjoy daily life as any changes to your lifestyle reap benefits for your health and vitality.
Gemini: November is a busy month.
Are you ready for a makeover? The planets Mars and Venus combine in your Zodiac Sign at the start of November, giving you a boost. A little retail therapy may be called for. You are more likely to focus on your own health and wellbeing as nearest and dearest require careful handling.
Scorpio:
Jupiter, the potent and positive planet, continues to wend its way through your Zodiac Sign, bringing a little spark of magic to your life. Good fortune smiles on you. The time has come to believe in yourself and spread your wings and fly. Opportunities abound. Make the most of them.
Sagittarius:
The planets are aligned in a way that gives you a boost to make lists of unfinished chores and get them done. It is a good month in which to have a health check-up, take any pets to the vet and fix things around the house.
All good things come to those who wait and this is your month to wait. Sagittarians need to make plans, plant seeds, and work towards a goal. As the month progresses you can reap the rewards, but early on is about planning and patience. Fortitude is required.
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Leos are likely to gather family and friends close to home this month. You may enjoy a celebration or ceremony with nearest and dearest. Alternatively you may enjoy making an area of your home more comfortable, giving you an expansive feeling. A home entertainment system may attract your attention.
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Virgo: Your mind is active this month
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November is a feel-good month for Cancerians, a time in which you can let down your hair and have a little fun. For once you can focus on your own pleasure. Of course you may wish to include your loved ones. Either way it is time to broaden your horizons.
as you either seek ways to communicate your ideas, or you seek to research a hobby or project. The trick is to focus on the positive and avoid unnecessary worry. This is your chance to speak your truth. Optimism serves you best.
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Your social circle is likely to expand this month. Invitations may flow from friends, or group activities may require you to step up and take part in something celebratory. Your own hopes, dreams and wishes can be boosted by your associations with others. Your listening skills may also be required.
The Sun and Jupiter are high in your Solar Chart, indicating that you are likely to shine in your professional or public life. A special event may highlight your talents. Alternatively, someone in a position of power may reward your efforts. Your status is boosted this month.
Pisceans are known for sensitivity and artistry. This is your month to further explore the perceptive side of your nature. You can let your imagination run wild. Cultural events, film festivals, art exhibitions and meditation retreats are just some of the ways in which you can indulge.
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An amazing afternoon celebrating ‘Circle of Life’ - Spring Fling 2017 was had at The Publican in Mornington. It was held to raise funds for 2bMe Foundation on Sunday, October 22. With an inspiration speech by Stacey Currie and generous donations they raised over $14,000. Photos by Beckie White - Miss Velvet
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With the start of an impressive event season well underway in Frankston, now is the perfect time to step outdoors with family and friends to enjoy and take advantage of great Christmas shopping while getting ready for all the magic of the festive season. Frankston’s annual Christmas Festival of Lights is your chance to bring the family together for a night of excitement and impressive entertainment. This year the festival celebrates 20 years of bringing festive cheer to Frankston City on Saturday, November 25, from 5-10pm in Davey St, and it’s guaranteed to leave you with lasting magical memories. Organisers have a whole host of fantastic activities planned for children of all ages. Santa’s Grand Arrival and the chance to meet the jolly fellow at Santa’s House will be hard to top, but a meet and greet with Peppa Pig is sure to come close. Youngsters will also be able to create a Christmas masterpiece within the North Pole Children’s Activity Centre at Frankston Arts Centre and the Frankston Library, and indulge in all manner of fun in Rudolph’s Children’s Zone.
The whole family will enjoy the smorgasbord of gastronomic delights on offer in Gingerbread Lane Festival Dining, the delightful and uplifting sounds of Christmas at the Entertainment Stage, featuring Nathaniel, and the Trolls Live at the Frankston Arts Centre. Plus the event is a great opportunity to get a head start on your Christmas shopping at Little Beauty Christmas Market, brought to you by the organisers of the popular, Emu Plains Market, featuring over 100 stalls. The festival’s highlight will undoubtedly be the Tree Lighting Ceremony and Fireworks Display at 9.30pm, which everyone will be able to join in by purchasing a $3 candle from the Andrews Funeral Care marquee. Other upcoming events in Frankston City over the next few months include the Sea N Sound Festival on Saturday, November 18, at Frankston Park from 2-10pm, and Sand Sculpting Australia’s annual exhibition, which runs from Saturday, December 16, to Wednesday, April 25. Discounted early bird tickets for the Sand Sculpting exhibition are available all this month at visitfrankston.com, making a perfect Christmas present or a wonderful family day out for the holidays. FRANKSTON EVENTS W: visitfrankston.com INSTA: @frankstonevents FB: @frankstonevents
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Let’s rise to the Challenge Fitness fanatics and Sunday strollers are stepping up their training in preparation for this month’s Arthurs Seat Challenge. An estimated 2000 people are expected to take part in the 6.7km fun run/walk on Sunday, November 12, which for the first time this year gives participants the option of taking a relaxing gondola ride down from the summit on The Arthurs Seat Eagle. While the fastest runners usually reach the summit in less than 26 minutes, The Eagle’s descent takes just 14 minutes and gives those on board some breathtaking views of Port Phillip Bay. As well as providing runners and walkers with a wonderful, family-oriented day out, the Arthurs Seat Challenge promotes the profile of best practice road safety education for young people, with proceeds from the event supporting the implementation of the Fit2Drive program at secondary schools across the Peninsula, Westernport and Frankston areas. This is a great opportunity for schools, families and the community to join in raising awareness of the overrepresentation of young people in road crashes in the hope of eliminating the pain road trauma causes. You can register for the Arthurs Seat Challenge as well as book your return journey on The Eagle at arthursseatchallenge.com.au
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Storrier blazes a path to Red Hill An exhibition of Archibald Prize-winner Tim Storrier’s limited edition works is on show at Red Hill’s Jon Cecil Fine Art. In 1968 at the age of 19, Tim became the youngest winner of the Sulman Prize for genre painting, and he collected it again in 1984. In 2015 he won the Archibald for his haunting self-portrait The histrionic wayfarer (after Bosch). Perhaps Tim’s best known images are his Blaze Line series, which appeared in the early 1980s and symbolise much that is familiar about the Australian landscape and the extremes of flood, fire and vast distances. His burning landscape expanses, tumultuous seas, zips of flame and newspapers hurtling into space provide truly awesome spectacles in the context of global warming and climate change. This exhibition features about 70 limited edition works celebrating Tim’s fascination with lithography, etching and screenprinting, which has closely paralleled his artistic development with paintings, sculpture and photography. The works are drawn from private collections, public galleries and the artist’s proofs resulting from his long collaboration with the legendary master printmaker Fred Genis. The exhibition runs until November 18 at Jon Cecil Fine Art, 164 Arthurs Seat Rd, Red Hill. Details: 0419 966 333.
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Art parade and jewellery for Christmas The brilliant colour and subtle hued works that celebrate spring and the season of rebirth and renewal continue at Whistlewood over November while curators Susan McCulloch and Emily McCulloch Childs gear up to present one of their unique art parades for Christmas along with a new range of jewellery.
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Mandy Y. Wanambi’s barrarritja (fish) pendant, brass on silk.
“Available will be the wide variety of cushion covers, china and the other Indigenous licensed design items that we regularly show,” says Susan. “However, we’re launching our December exhibition with one of our unique art parades as well as featuring a new range of one-off jewellery items made in workshops with the Arnhem Land art centre Buku-Larrnggay Mulka.” Organised by Emily, whose Indigenous Jewellery Project aims to provide a presence of Indigenous jewellers within the Australian contemporary jewellery context and a contemporary jewellery presence within the Aboriginal art context, the range is called Bulay(i) (rich jewellery, precious stones, treasure) and includes rings, pendants and necklaces in silver, bronze, brass, shells and bark. “In 2016-17 the Indigenous Jewellery Project held three workshops at Buku-Larrnggay Mulka with Sydney jeweller and lecturer Mel Young and more than 40 Indigenous jewellers,” says Emily. “It is the first such project held at this leading art centre and the first time the jewellers have worked in metals”. Launched at the Australian Design Centre in Sydney in November, Whistlewood is the first Victorian venue for the range. “The launch of this new jewellery range combined with the huge variety of paintings that we show in our art parades will make for both highly individual gifts and a great Christmas celebration.” The Christmas Salon and Art Parade runs from December 9-17; the art parade and exhibition open on December 9 at 2.30 pm. Bookings essential. Whistlewood Gallery is open Saturdays, Sundays and public holidays from 11am-4pm. WHISTLEWOOD GALLERY A: 642 Tucks Rd, Shoreham T: 5989 8282 E: info@mccullochandmcculloch.com.au W: mccullochandmcculloch.com.au
Let FAC make your day Frankston Arts Centre offers regular daytime concerts for those who enjoy professional music and a quality theatre experience in one of the best performing arts venues in outer metropolitan Melbourne. These shows are aimed at more mature audiences, delivering quality performances at an affordable $20 a show, with great service, complimentary morning or afternoon tea and an optional lunch for those wanting to make a day of it to catch up with friends. November audiences will be treated to From Broadway to Ballroom, which stars the 2015 World Dance Council Champions Emma and Rhett Salmon and seasoned opera performers Liza Beamish and Lachlan Baker. Finishing the year off is the Christmas Spectacular, with a wonderful mix of traditional Christmas carols, contemporary Christmas songs and a whole lot of laughs in between. This will be just the ticket to conclude a magnificent year of daytime shows at the FAC and the chance to book into the very popular Christmas lunch. The 2018 Series 1 has just been launched and will include such performers as Silvie Paladino and The Australian Ballet School as well as featuring The Pirates of Penzance, the music of Frank Sinatra and a commemoration of the 100th anniversary of the end of World War I with songs and stories. To book, visit theFAC.com.au or phone 9784 1060. FRANKSTON ARTS CENTRE A: 27-37 Davey St, Frankston T: 9784 1060 W: thefac.com.au
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Welcomes your company at the opening of his ART EXHIBITION
Dromana artist Noel Hill’s landscapes were once described by an enthusiastic viewer as “happy paintings”, something the artist says still delights him enormously. “For myself, I do enjoy those ‘euphoric highs’ I so often experience when painting out in the brilliant sunlit Queensland countryside and waterways - a landscape, it seems to me, to be so alight with colourful vibrancies and energy. There is also a palpable ‘aura’ of imagined past generations of those families who have all devoted both their time and lives cohabitating in its vastness, with all its mysteries and complexities to contend with. “My own way is to try and offer an oasis for the viewer, a similar voyage of discovery to that which I also embarked upon during the process of creating the painting. I’m hoping this will also appeal to their imagination, and continue to provide infinite pleasure and enrichment of the spirit. “Always drawing, and writing childish poems as a child, my first artistic influence was the then editorial cartoonist on the Courier Mail newspaper in Brisbane where I was born. I had contracted diphtheria when eight years old, which meant spending many months away from school, reading and dreaming. I decided I wanted to also become a political cartoonist, studying the daily news then sending cartoons to the editor of the Courier Mail when 11, which I’m sure must have been rather an amusing interlude for him in retrospect. I did join the Courier Mail as an artist many years later. “I moved to Sydney as a young adult to work and study art at the National Art School and the Ashton Art School at The Rocks. I exhibited locally as time permitted while working as a graphic designer for ABC television, before moving back to Brisbane, gaining experience as an artist on newspapers, the Queensland Education Department, as a staff artist at the university before freelancing and teaching art part-time at TAFE colleges NOVEMBER 2017 (72)
and private art groups, pursuing a full-time fine art career and exhibiting regularly. “I would like to see paintings on the walls of every home in Australia - so much daily pleasure waiting to be enjoyed. “I continue to explore new ways of seeing the world around me, and try to translate my discoveries on to the canvas or paper. The old masters’ drawings and paintings offer such a valuable source of technical information, for which I have a continuing passion for researching and trying to inculcate into my own work. “That my paintings have been called ‘happy’ is a great source of inspiration, as the great French painter Henri Matisse observed of his own work. He felt they were successful if the viewer also received as much pleasure from them as he did when creating them, a credo I have happily adopted for myself.” Noel has been a professional artist in a variety of media for more than 30 years and a part-time teacher for more than 20 years. He has worked as a graphic designer with ABC television and staff artist with the University of Queensland. The diverse spectrum of his compositions includes figurative work, abstraction and beautiful rural properties captured in vividly coloured pastel. Noel’s work is represented in both Australian and overseas collections, and an exhibition of his work is on at Mornington’s Oak Hill Gallery from November 4-29. OAK HILL GALLERY A: 100 Mornington-Tyabb Rd, Mornington T: 5973 4299 W: oakhillgallery.com.au
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OPENING Sunday November 5, 2 - 4pm EXHIBITION RUNS November 4-29 “In my own way I try to offer... an oasis for the viewer, one in which ideally a similar voyage of discovery (to that which I embarked upon during the process of making the painting) will also appeal to their imagination & continue to provide infinite pleasure & enrichment of the spirit”
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Gorgeous gardens go on show Garden lovers will be inspired by two stunning gardens opening with Open Gardens Victoria in Mount Eliza on the weekend of November 25 and 26. SummersLease, at 40-42 Rosserdale Cres, is an elegant and timeless garden designed by Andrew Stark, who will be on hand to chat with visitors all weekend. It has a ‘relaxed formal’ style with garden rooms that make maximum use of space and are defined by layered hedging with variation in colour and leaf form. Beautifully maintained plantings of buxus, laurel, magnolias and jasmine are combined with ornamental pears and banks of hydrangeas. Stunning pots and urns with topiary buxus, statues and water features highlight key vistas in the garden. A French potager-style vegetable garden sits at the bottom of the garden watched over by two large castiron roosters. The garden is a delight for the senses with beautiful fragrance from flowering magnolia, murraya, gardenia, star jasmine and Japanese jasmine. Nithsdale, at 34 Rannoch Ave, is an enchanting Englishstyle garden bordered by an 80-year-old hedge. It has free-flowing garden beds with expanses of green lawn, wide garden beds, pergolas and a fishpond. The planting is informal with established trees, shrubs,
Two stunning Mount Eliza gardens opening 25 & 26 November
perennials and annuals for colour and contrast. Over the past 30 years the owners have extended and rejuvenated the garden to create a haven for their own pleasure and to share with others – including the abundant birdlife. Nithsdale is opening for Global Gardens of Peace, an Australian charity founded by Moira Kelly AO in 2013 and
whose aim is to design and deliver living landscapes as a foundation to support vulnerable communities around the world. Both gardens are open from 10am-4.30pm each day, and entry to each is $8 for adults, $5 for students and free for children under 18. Details: opengardensvictoria.org.au
The Bel Canto Choir and artistic director/conductor
Margaret Brown are inviting music-lovers to join them for their third and final concert for 2017 - a celebration of beautiful Christmas choral music interwoven with seasonal poems and prose.
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“Christmas Readings and Carols” Conductor Margaret Brown
All proceeds from this concert donated to MUMMA BEARS INC. FRANKSTON
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Sunday 3rd December at 2.30pm The Village Uniting Church, 93 Canadian Bay Rd, Mt Eliza Tix: $20 Adult / $15 Conc (Seniors, Students) Primary School students no charge T: 9787 5383
You will also have the opportunity to share in the singing of traditional Christmas carols enhanced with harmonies and descants sung by the choir. All proceeds from this concert will be donated to Mumma Bears, a Frankstonbased not-for-profit group supporting mums without any family help at this sometimes difficult time. Christmas Reading and Carols is on Sunday, December 3, at 2.30pm at The Village Uniting Church, 93 Canadian Bay Rd, Mount Eliza. Tickets: $20 adults, $15 concession, primary school students free. Phone 9787 5383. Tickets will also be available at the door on the day.
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Welcome to the Red Hill Peony Estate, the Mornington Peninsula’s first peony farm. Breathe in the exquisitely scented air of the flowering peonies as you stroll through the many Estate gardens. The Holmes/Sheehan family have lived on the property for 132 years, and this is the first time the recently established English-inspired gardens have been opened to the public.
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The Chinese have a saying which is playing out as a truism in our own peony paddock: “The first year they sleep; the second year they creep and the third year they leap.” Our Red Hill Estate peonies have now been growing for three seasons, so it is time to let them flower. The bushes are still small, but in future seasons you will be able to pick your own. The open days consist of a picturesque 800m walk down the farm track to the Peony Paddock, where you will find 3500 three-year-old peony plants in various stages of development and bloom; stroll to the formally designed box-hedged Rose Garden and the open parkland to see unusual tree plantings; the white Rugosa Rose Walk, and substantial Kitchen Gardens and fully espaliered Orchard; the Berry Garden; and then on to the Barn Garden, which is blooming superbly while waiting for the American-style Barn to be completed for weddings by next April or May Finish off your visit at the Coolstore Shop, where you can purchase: • Bunches of magnificent peonies • Potted peony plants • Original oil paintings of peonies by Jillian Holmes-Smith • Prints of the above paintings • Greeting cards … and other surprises Book at redhillpeonyestate.com.au to stroll through the Peony Paddock and other estate gardens (numbers are limited). However, there’s no need to book to shop at the Coolstore Shop at the entrance to the property. The Red Hill Peony Estate is at 237 Arthurs Seat Rd, Red Hill (almost opposite the Red Hill Showgrounds). Parking is limited, so we suggest you park at the showgrounds and walk back along the path to the Estate.
November Open Days Saturday 4th & Sunday 5th Saturday 11th & Sunday 12th Friday 17th & Sunday 19th Saturday 25th & Sunday 26th Saturday, December 2
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Fun Day up and running again Festival director Geoff Nyssen and his volunteer committee are working on securing a date in March next year to host the second MY Mt Eliza Run & Fun Festival. The successful inaugural event held on March 26 this year thrived on community spirit and celebrated the importance of family and friends having fun together. More than 1000 people came to the festival, with 680 people taking part in the 5km and 10km trail run/walk. While the festival’s primary goal was to engage the community in a day of family fun, more than $30,000 was raised for the cancer support organisation Myeloma Australia, which used the money to employ a part-time nurse to provide direct information and support services to myeloma patients, carers and their
families. “The MY Mount Eliza Run & Fun Festival 2018 will promote the importance of health and wellness in our community while raising awareness of the blood cancer multiple myeloma and much-needed funds for Myeloma Australia,” Geoff said. “We have been so well supported by our generous sponsors and community so we’re thrilled to bring this festival back for a second year and will secure a date soon.” It takes a tremendous amount of effort to deliver this festival, so if you wish to support this event in 2018, please contact Geoff for a sponsorship prospectus at geoffnyssen@ mymounteliza.org.au or 0423 838 374. You can also read more about Geoff’s personal journey with multiple myeloma at geoffnyssen. com
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Foot-tappin’ fun at Gig on the Green
There will be music and fun for all ages when Mount Eliza Village comes alive on Saturday, February 3, for Gig on the Green.
Gig on the Green is the new name for this free community festival that the whole family can enjoy. And whether you’re a fan of the new, the well-known or the golden oldies, there will be an assortment of music genres that are all suitable for all ages. Based on the Village Green outside Canadian Bay Hotel,
the music will run from 2-8pm outdoors, with supporting performances in local cafes and restaurants ‘til late. A family activity zone will be based in nearby Rotary Park. So leave the car at home and head into the heart of Mount Eliza to enjoy another amazing, foot-tapping festival. It’s all about bringing the community together, and it’s the community that makes our little Village so special! Gig on the Green is brought to you by your hard-working local traders and the Mount Eliza Chamber of Commerce.
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The search is over! The winners of The Voice of Frankston and Mornington Peninsula 2017 have been crowned after a talent-packed grand final on Sunday, October 22, at the Frankston Arts Centre. Frankston’s Travis Cole won the adult category, with 15-year-old Ella Wilson, from Rosebud, named the winner of the teen category and 12-year-old Lachlan Clue, from Red Hill, the junior category winner. Mornington Peninsula Magazine has been thrilled to be a sponsor and can’t wait to see what the future holds for these talented locals. We spoke to Cheryl from The Voice of Frankston and Mornington Peninsula about how the grand final day unfolded. “It was amazing,” said Cheryl. “The talent was incredible. I was so proud of everyone who had the courage to stand up in front of 300 people and sing – and they sung like they’d been doing it their whole lives!” If you missed the event, you can get your hands on the DVD of the concert, which will be available soon. NOVEMBER 2017 (72)
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NOVEMBER 2017 EVERY SUNDAY Heritage steam train trips Mornington Railway; 460 Moorooduc Hwy, Moorooduc; www.morningtonrailway.org. au; 1300 767 274 Live music at Pop & Selmas Café 34 Ranelagh Drive, Mt Eliza Kingdom Kids Church – The Anglican Church, Cnr Albert St & Octavia St, Mornington; 10.30am; 5975 0198; www. mmmanglican.org.au EVERY MONDAY, SCHOOL TERMS Peninsula Kung Fu Corner Racecourse Rd & Carbine Way, Mornington; 1:30pm2:30pm; www.peninsulakungfu.com.au/ kung-fu-classes/womens-self-defence EVERY THURSDAY-SUNDAY Elsie + Hugo Photography Exhibition The Big Shed Balnarring; 2996 Frankston-Flinders Rd, Balnarring. Thursday-Sunday 10am-5pm UNTIL NOVEMBER 5 The Art of Tim Storrier – Jon Cecil Fine Art, 164 Arthurs Seat Rd, Red Hill; 5989 2244; www.joncecilart.com.au SATS & SUNS UNTIL NOVEMBER 12 McCulloch & McCulloch presents From Nature Exhibition – Open Saturday, Sunday & Public Holidays 11am-4pm; 642 Tucks Rd, Shoreham; 5989 8282; mccullochandmcculloch.com.au EVERY TUESDAY UNTIL NOVEMBER 28 Bentons Square weekly mall walking Tuesday mornings, free, hosted by Core 24, 7.45am - 8.45am; 5976 1299; bentonssquare.com.au UNTIL DECEMBER 12 Artist Steve Salo collaboration with Back to Back Theatre to paint portraits -, Frankston Arts Centre Curved Wall, 2737 Davey St, Frankston; 9am-5pm; 9784 1896; www.seeartfac.com.au WEDNESDAY NOVEMBER 1-8 SASI Art Competition for adults with a disability Cube Gallery, FAC, 27-37 Davey St, Frankston; 9-5pm; 9784 1896; artscentre.frankston.vic.gov.au FRIDAY NOVEMBER 3 The Mornington Peninsula Astronomical Society Informative talks followed by a viewing of the stars; The Briars; 8pm; 0419 253 252; www. mpas.asn.au
SATURDAY NOVEMBER 4 Curator’s Talk – Character Traits: Portraits from the MPRG Collection free with exhibition entry $2/$5; Bookings preferred; 3-3.30pm; 5950 1580; www. mprg.mornpen.vic.gov.au SATURDAY-TUESDAY NOVEMBER 4-7 Peninsula Art Society’s Annual Spring Art Show Free entry; 10am-5pm daily; 159 Overport Rd, Frankston Sth; www. peninsulaartsociety.org.au SAT– TUESDAY NOVEMBER 4-28 Oakhill Gallery presents Rye Community House Artists Inspired Journeys 11am-4pm; Oakhill Gallery, 100 Mornington-Tyabb Rd, Mornington; 5973 4299; www.oakhillgallery.com.ay SAT– WEDNESDAY NOVEMBER 4-29 Oakhill Gallery presents Noel Hill Ways of Seeing Exhibition 11am-4pm; Oakhill Gallery,100 Mornington-Tyabb Rd, Mornington; 5973 4299; www. oakhillgallery.com.au SATURDAY–SUNDAY NOVEMBER 4-5 Red Hill Peony Estate Open Day 10am3pm; 237-239 Arthurs Seat Rd, Red Hill; Bookings essential, Jill 0438 558 633 SUNDAY NOVEMBER 5 Ladbrokes Peninsula Cup Day – mrc. racing.com THURSDAY NOVEMBER 9 Mornington Racecourse Oaks Day Luncheon – info and tickets: 5975 3310 or mrc.racing.com/oaksdaylunch Thunderstorm Asthma Community Education Mornington Community Contact, 9 Albert St, Mornington; 1-2.30pm; free; phone 1800 278 462 A Festival of Russian Ballet Frankston Arts Centre; 27 Davey St, Frankston 8pm; $79-89 artscentre.frankston.vic.gov.au FRIDAY NOVEMBER 10 From Broadway to Ballroom – 2015 World Dance Council Champions; Frankston Arts Centre, 27-37 Davey St, Frankston; 10.30am-1.30pm; artscentre. frankston.vic.gov.au Austen Tayshus 30th Anniversary National Australian Tour The Rye Hotel, 2415 Pt Nepean Rd, Rye; 7.30pm doors open; $35pp; book now 5985 7222 Sorrento Community Centre Annual Golf Fundraiser - Sorrento Golf Club, Langford Rd, Sorrento; 7-5pm; $60 SGC
SATURDAY NOVEMBER 11 Balnarring Races Balnarring Racecourse, 58 Coolart Rd, Balnarring; adults $10, children U18 free, gates open 10am, www.balnarringraces.com SUNDAY NOVEMBER 12 Arthurs Seat Challenge arthursseatchallenge.com.au PPN Funwalk for Diabetes Mount Martha Village, Langrigg Ave, Mount Martha; 9-11.30am; 0412 998 708 Mount Eliza Fire Brigade Open Day 103 Canadian Bay Rd, Mount Eliza; 10am-3pm; free; 9787 2788 Lazy Long Lunch 11.15am; Functions By The Bay, Plowman Place, Frankston; Bookings essential www.trybooking.com MONDAY NOVEMBER 13 Events Risk & Emergency Management Forum - Peninsula Community Theatre, 90 Wilsons Rd, Mornington; 6-9pm; free; register by noon November 10; 1300 850 600 Thunderstorm Asthma Community Education Mount Eliza Community House, 90-100 Canadian Bay Rd, Mount Eliza; 7-8.30pm; free; ph 1800 278 462 TUESDAY NOVEMBER 14 Young at art at MPRG - Mornington Peninsula Regional Gallery, Civic Reserve, Dunns Rd, Mornington; 10-11am; $5 (carers free); 5950 1580 WEDNESDAY NOVEMBER 15 Garden Lecture Heronswood – Join Peninsula Travel & Botanica at Heronswood Dromana, 105 Latrobe Pde, Dromana; RSVP essential 5974 3911 FRIDAY NOVEMBER 17 Thunderstorm Asthma Community Education Hastings Community Hall, 10A Pound Rd, Hastings; 10am; free; p:1800 278 462 Author talk with Kaz Cooke: An audience with Ada Delroy Mornington Library, Vancouver St, Mornington; 2-3pm; free bookings ess; 5950 1820 Crib Point Pay it Forward Festival 2017 Crib Point Primary School, 70 Milne St, Crib Point; 3-5.30pm; free; 0424 375 006 Thunderstorm Asthma Community Education Rye Community House, 27 Nelson Street, Rye; 4.30-6pm; free; phone 1800 278 462
The High Street Uniting Church Food Fair – Festival of international food and cakes, hampers to be won, fancy goods stalls, live entertainment and more; 5.30pm-8pm; Uniting Church, 16-18 High St, Frankston FRIDAY– SUNDAY NOVEMBER 17-19 Rosebud Foreshore Rockfest foreshorerockfest.com.au 19th Rosebud Annual Film Festival Peninsula Cinemas Rosebud; 5981 2555; peninsulacinemas.com.au SATURDAY NOVEMBER 18 Portsea Running Festival 2017 perseveranceevents.com.au Humanising the Portrait Photography Panel Discussion at MPRG 4-6pm; $15$18; Bookings ess; 5950 1580; mprg. mornpen.vic.gov.au Landscaping for Bushfire workshop Eco Living Display Centre at The Briars, 450 Nepean Highway, Mount Martha; 10-11am; cost: $5 donation to CFA; 5950 1259 Sea N Sound Festival 1-10pm; Frankston Park, Bay St, Frankston; Tix www.seansound.com.au SAT & SUNDAY NOVEMBER 18-19 Peninsula Studio Trail – 10am-5pm; www.peninsulastudiotrail.org Peninsula Vinehop Festival – Mornington Peninsula’s first beer, wine & cider festival; festival tickets $44; vienehopfestival.com.au Portsea Running Festival 2017 Point Nepean National Park, Point Nepean Rd, Portsea; 4-9pm; 0415 732 776 SUNDAY NOVEMBER 19 Safety Beach Country Club Gala Day Entries close November 10; inquiries Shane 0409 509 315 or Linda 0408 212 638; 10 Country Club Drive, Safety Beach, 5981 0120; safetybeachcountryclub.com.au Our Lady of Fatima Family Fun Day 10am-4pm; 0412 498 320; fatimarosebud.com.au St Thomas More Christmas Family Fun Festival 11am-4pm; St Thomas More Primary, Canadian Bay Rd, Mt Eliza; facebook.com/stmchristmasfamilyfestival Red Hill Peony Estate Open Day 10am3pm; 237-239 Arthurs Seat Rd, Red Hill; Bookings essential, Jill 0438 558 633 Santas Place Family Day All day; cnr Moorooduc Highway & Bentons Rd, Moorooduc; 5978 8500; www.
santasplace.com.au MONDAY NOVEMBER 20 Author talk with Tanya Lewis STUFF OFF! - Mornington Library - Mornington Library, Vancouver St, Mornington; 11amnoon; free, bookings ess; 5950 1820 TUESDAY NOVEMBER 21 Woodleigh School Information Session 7.30pm; 5971 6100; www.woodleigh. school WED–FRIDAY NOVEMBER 22-24 Woodleigh School Campus Tour Book via website www.woodleigh.school FRIDAY–SUNDAY NOVEMBER 22-26 Queenscliff Music Festival tickets at qmf.net.au SATURDAY NOVEMBER 25 Curator’s Talk – Character Traits: Portraits from the MPRG Collection Cost free with exhibition entry $2/$5; Bookings preferred; 3-3.30pm; 5950 1580; mprg.mornpen.vic.gov.au Ron Vincent Sings Cat Stevens Rosebud Memorial Hall, 994 Point Nepean Rd, Rosebud; 7-10.30pm; cost $68; ronvincentsingscatstevens.com SAT & SUNDAY NOVEMBER 25-26 Peninsula Studio Trail – 10am-5pm; peninsulastudiotrail.org Open Gardens Victoria presents SummersLease & Nithsdale Mount Eliza10am-4pm; Entry price $8, students $5; www.opengardensvicotira.org.au Red Hill Peony Estate Open Day – 10am-3pm; 237-239 Arthurs Seat Rd, Red Hill; Bookings essential, Jill 0438 558 633 SATURDAY NOVEMBER 25 National Portrait Gallery Exhibition at MPRG 10am-5pm Tuesday to Sunday; $2/$5 U5 free; 5950 1580; mprg. mornpen.vic.gov.au
SUNDAY DECEMBER 3 The Bel Canto Choir Presents Christmas Readings and Carols 2.30pm, The Village Uniting Church, 93 Canadian Bay Rd, Mt Eliza, Tix Adults $20, Concessions $15, 9787 5383 Step Into Happiness Workshop 10am-1pm; $25; The Garden, 4 Ross Smith Ave, Frankston; Book at www. pmacademy.com.au/events; Amanda 0407 553 301 or Suzanne 9391 6678 Frog Challenge Mornington Peninsula 8am-4pm; Rosebud Village Green, Pt Nepean Rd, Rosebud; Teams of 2, SwimRun endurance event, 100 spots available per event; Event People 0458 151 306; www.frogchallenge.com FRIDAY DECEMBER 8 Christmas Spectacular Frankston Arts Centre, 27-37 Davey St, Frankston; 10.30am and 1.30pm; Christmas Lunch at noon additional $26; $18 - $20; artscentre.frankston.vic.gov.au
Mindfulness Silent Retreat 9am-3pm morning tea provided; $40; Red Hill Hall, 19 Mechanics Rd, Red Hill; Book at www. pmacademt.com.au/events; Amanda 0407 553 301 or Suzanne 9391 6678
SATURDAY–SUNDAY DECEMBER 9-17 Christmas Salon + Art Parade Whistlewood Gallery, 642 Tucks Rd, Shoreham, 5989 8282, www. mccullochandmcculloch.com.au
WEDNESDAY NOVEMBER 29 Patchwork workshop Mornington Library, Vancouver St, Mornington; 2-3pm; free, bookings ess; 5950 1820
FRIDAY DECEMBER 15 Somerville Carols by Candle Light 6-10pm; Fruit Growers Reserve, Station St, Somerville; CFA 0419 305 593
THURSDAY NOVEMBER 30 An evening with Sammy J – Peninsula
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Oakhill Gallery presents Mask Exhibition Gala Event Collect your mask at Oakhill Gallery; $10; Oakhill Gallery, 100 Mornington-Tyabb Rd, Mornington; 5974 4299; www.oakhillgallery.com.au
SATURDAY DECEMBER 9 Balnarring Races – Balnarring Racecourse, 58 Coolart Rd, Balnarring; adults $10, children U18 free, gates open 10am, www.balnarringraces.com
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Fri 8 Dec, 10.30am & 1.30pm A wonderful mix of traditional carols, contemporary Christmas songs and a whole lot of laughs in between. Tickets: $20
FRIDAY DECEMBER 1 The Mornington Peninsula Astronomical Society Informative Talk followed by viewing of stars 8pm; The Briars; www.mpas.asn.au; 0419 253 252
SUNDAY NOVEMBER 26 Navy Blue Harmony Concert Frankston Arts Centre, 27-37 Davey St, Frankston; 2pm; all tix $25; artscentre.frankston. vic.gov.au
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Fri 10 Nov, 10.30am & 1.30pm A stunning combination of ballroom, opera and favourite melodies will keep you on the edge of your seat. Tickets: $20
SATURDAY DECEMBER 2 Red Hill Peony Estate Open Day – 103pm; 237-239 Arthurs Seat Rd, Red Hill; Bookings essential, Jill 0438 558 633
Frankston’s Christmas Festival of Lights 5-10pm; Young & Davey sts, Frankston
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Grammar Performing Arts Centre, 20 Wooralla Drive, Mt Eliza; 7pm; tix $25; eventbrite.com.au
Promac celebrated 30 years! – Mix of traditional Christmas Carols and contemporary songs; Frankston Arts Centre, 27-37 Davey St, Frankston; 10.30am-1.30pm; artscentre.frankston. vic.gov.au/Whats_On; 9784 1056
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SAT & SUNDAY NOVEMBER 11-12 Red Hill Peony Estate Open Day 10am-3pm; 237-239 Arthurs Seat Rd, Red Hill; Bookings essential, Jill 0438 558 633
Red Hill Peony Estate Open Day 10am-3pm; 237-239 Arthurs Seat Rd, Red Hill; Bookings essential, Jill 0438 558 633
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With their Celtic, blues, folk and pop influences and a desire to create and perform original songs, Ryan Pentland, Natalie Parker and Yanni Dellaportas formed SugaTree in 2012. Fast-moving mandolin and penny whistle melodies completed the original works with a kick drum and harmonica and in no time the trio were playing at wineries, festivals, restaurants, pubs and bars to audiences of all ages. In late 2013, SugaTree released their debut EP Motherland; the limited edition CD sold out at gigs within months and the songs continue to sell and stream online around the world. From their very first gig, SugaTree’s vibe on stage has always been one of fun and enjoyment. There has always been a lot of freedom and trust within the group to try new things, and sometimes this has happened on stage. During some of the longer shows, songs would be written on the spot and would be slipped into the setlist seamlessly. Audiences were never aware and just thought it was a new song. Unfortunately, some of these “one-off” songs could never be repeated and were like gossamer in the wind, lasting only for the moment. The band have been writing and recording consistently and will be releasing their first full-length album, This Time, this month. SugaTree have also been invited to perform at next year’s Port Fairy Folk Festival - a dream come true for a trio of songwriters who simply enjoy creating and performing music together. Visit the SugaTree Facebook and SugaTree Instagram (sugatreemusic) pages for more information on upcoming shows. NOVEMBER 2017 (72)
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FRIDAY 3 NOVEMBER Taxiride - The Grand Mornington 8pm Bern Carroll – Brass Razu 8.30pm SATURDAY 4 NOVEMBER Rob Papp - Hickinbotham of Dromana 1pm Frankie Stevens -The Heritage Tavern 3pm Ben Whiting – Gods Kitchen 8.30pm SUNDAY 5 NOVEMBER Bennsong -The Winey Cow 12pm The Warrains – Hickinbotham of Dromana 1pm Feelix Player -The New Atrium 2pm The Right Brothers – The Rockstar Bar 7pm Hat Band Night - Peninsula Folk Club 5.30pm Sam O’Connell – Mornington Peninsula Brewery 2pm FRIDAY 10 NOVEMBER ACDC Whole lotta Rosie – The Grand Hotel Mornington 9pm Simon Imrei – Brass Razu 8.30 SATURDAY 11 NOVEMBER Sam O’Connell – Hickinbotham of Dromana 1pm Peninsula Chamber Musicians - Fire & Passion 2pm Yellow – Frankston RSL 7.30pm SUNDAY 12 NOVEMBER Mama’s Mountain Jug Band – Hickinbotham of Dromana 1pm Ben Smith – Gods Kitchen 5pm Ian Rickard – Frankston RSL 2.30pm Tayla Carroll – Mornington Peninsula Brewery 2pm FRIDAY 17 NOVEMBER Jourdain & Jack – Brass Razu 8.30pm SATURDAY 18 NOVEMBER The Kingpins – Rye RSL 8pm Bees Gees Tribute Show – Frankston RSL SUNDAY 19 NOVEMBER The Jump Devils - Hickinbotham of Dromana 1pm Kevin Falkenberg – Gods Kitchen 5pm Han Hunter – Mornington Peninsula Brewery 2pm FRIDAY 24 NOVEMBER The Bennies – The Grand Mornington 9pm Nathan & Kylie – Brass Razu 8.30pm SATURDAY 25 NOVEMBER James Franklin - Hickinbotham of Dromana 1pm Terry Hart – Frankston RSL 7.30 Harry Coulson’s Blues Band - Gods Kitchen 5pm SUNDAY 26 NOVEMBER Rooted in Rock – Hickinbotham of Dromana 1pm Frankston Symphony Orchestra – FAC 2.30pm Kasey Chambers - The Grand Mornington 8pm Todd Cook – Mornington Peninsula Brewery 2pm
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PENINSULA MARKETS Karingal Uniting Church 2nd Saturday of month, 8am1pm, cnr Karingal Dve & Lindrum Rd, Frankston Little Beauty Christmas Market: Saturday November 25. 4th Saturday of the month October-April. New time 5pm-10pm, Beauty Park Frankston (opposite Frankston Football Oval). Mornington’s Main Street: Every Wednesday 9am - 3pm between Cromwell and Albert Sts. Mornington Racecourse Craft: Second Sunday of month, Racecourse Rd 9am-2pm. Over 300 stalls with animal farm and face painting for the kids. UNTOLD EVENTS CO.
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Mt Eliza Farmers’: Fourth Sunday of month, Mt Eliza Village Green. 9am - 1pm Oak Hill Community Arts Cooperative’: Artist Inspired, 1st Sunday of month, 100 Morn-Tyabb Rd, Mornington Pearcedale Farmers Market 3rd Saturday of the month from 8am-1pm at the Pearcedale Community Centre, Baxter-Tooradin Rd, Pearcedale Red Hill Community Market: First Saturday of month, Sept-May, RH Showgrounds, Arthur’s Seat Rd, Red Hill 8am-1pm. Over 300 stalls fresh gourmet produce, art & craft. Rosebud Community School: Second Saturday of the month, Rosebud Primary School Cnr Pt Nepean & Jetty Rd Rosebud Lions Club: First Sunday of the month, Rosebud Village Green. 7am till 2pm Rosebud Wellbeing Market: Sunday November 5, 994 Nepean Hwy, Rosebud, 10am-3pm, www.sublimewellbeing.com.au Rosebud Trash n Treasure: Fifth Saturday months, Rosebud Primary School Cnr Pt Nepean & Jetty Rd. 7.30am till noon Rosebud West Outdoor Market first Saturday of month 8:30am -12:30pm. Eastbourne Primary School, Allambie Ave, Rosebud West Seaford Farmers’: Third Sunday every month, 8am-1pm Broughton St Reserve Station St Seaford
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Locally made gifts for this festive season The family team at Olieve & Olie have been making luxurious olive oil-based products for almost 20 years – and they’re made right here on the Peninsula! Olieve & Olie started making its products on a 6ha property on the banks of the Gunbower Creek in the far north of Victoria. The owners, Andy and Jude Steele, planted a large grove of some 2000 olive trees and within five years the trees were producing superior quality olives in large volume. That’s when Jude began making olive oil soap right there on the farm. More than 10 years later Jude and Andy, and now their children Sarah and Hal, are running an award-winning
business based on their own recipes of olive oil skin care products. Their factory shop is open Monday to Friday 9am-5pm, and Saturday from 9am-1pm. They are closed Sundays and public holidays. OLIEVE & OLIE A: 7/16 Henry Wilson Drive, Capel Sound T: 5982 0992 W: olieveandolie.com.au
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Peninsula Made clean green local . . . Goji berries. Chia seeds. Acai. These are just some of the so-called superfoods from around the world that have made their way into our restaurants, cafes and homes as we continue to scour the planet for the next big health trend. But what you might not know is that Australia is home to a wide variety of superfoods too – perhaps not as widely known as their international counterparts, but no less healthy. And while many are yet to enter our greater consciousness, they have been harvested or cultivated for centuries by Aborigines for their medicinal and health-giving properties, which is why
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they are now starting to pop up in some of our more savvy eateries. Dietitian and Australian Superfood Company founder Hayley Blienden sings praises of Australia’s foraged superfoods. “Our ancestors discovered and cultivated their native roots, berries, seeds and leaves to bolster longevity, treat ailments and provide critical nutrients when sustenance was sparse,” Hayley says. “Think of now-popular superfoods such as acai from South America, ginseng from China, and chia seeds from Mexico, which feature in popular café menus or are consumed in households daily. But perhaps lesser known is the bounty of native Australian superfoods, which thrive in one of the Earth’s most sun-scorched landscapes.” Hayley says our own superfoods can be used in “endless” ways – in sweet or savoury dishes or even cocktails. So let’s have a look at some of the superfoods indigenous to our own super continent: Finger lime has been an important source of food for Aboriginal people for thousands of years. While only a small fruit, the zesty finger lime is rich in folate, potassium and vitamin E and contains three times the vitamin C found in mandarins.
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Riberry was one of the first fruits consumed as jams, jellies and cordials by the early colonists. The riberry has three times the folate found in a blueberry, is rich
in manganese, is packed with minerals and possesses antidiabetic properties and the capacity to reduce obesity. Quandong is found throughout southern Australia. High in vitamin C, antioxidants and protein, it has a sweet, beautifully textured flesh that can be eaten straight or dried and stored for later use. It has a sweet taste with a slightly sour and salty aftertaste.
Kakadu plum is a nutrient-rich, antioxidant powerhouse. High in folate, iron and vitamin E and vastly more antioxidants than the blueberry, the magnificent Kakadu plum has, according to Hayley, the highest recorded levels of vitamin C in the world - up to 100 times higher than an orange. This tart little berry is best enjoyed in small portions. “We love it with homemade muffins or adding a pinch to smoothies.” Davidson plum is a rich source of calcium – “perfect for our vegan friends”, says Hayley – as well as vitamin E and zinc. The dark purple fruit has a blood-red flesh and a soft, juicy pulp and contains properties thought to have antidiabetic effects and a capacity to reduce hypertension and obesity. It’s a great addition to homemade jams, desserts and sauces. As well as these fruits, there are many herbs and seeds that qualify as Aussie superfoods too. See our next edition for more.
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Introducing Piccolo & Mi - the newest, musthave label in Melbourne and the Mornington Peninsula. With a strong focus on ethical, sustainable and functional fashion comes this vibrant unisex brand. Piccolo & Mi brings you affordable and timeless pieces that any stylesavvy Mumma will love. From the design phase to style, comfort and production, Dani and Scott are 100 per cent committed to their environmentally conscious brand, using premium materials and production. You know what’s even better? Everything is made right here in Australia. Dani solely develops each design, shape and print out of her home office in Mornington while working closely alongside her go-to girl and dedicated machinist Fiona. Changing the rules of fast and cheap clothing, their focus is strong on ethics, transparency and nurturing the Earth your little ones have. Piccolo & Mi can be found around the Peninsula at local markets with its incredible range of size 00-4 clothing. Dani and Scott have your entire family in mind when selecting their range of 100 per cent GOTS certified organic cotton fabrics, ensuring the dying and printing process are environmentally friendly and their dedication to recycled and sustainable packaging materials. Not only is the range super-stylish but it is also safe for delicate skin, made to last the highs and lows of mess and play and each piece will still look incredible while doing so. What to meet them in person? Come and check out their threads at The Handmade Collective Pop-up Shop on Sunday, November 26, at the Nook Gallery & Studios (18 Progress St, Mornington). Teaming up with Piccolo & Mi are four other amazing local and handmade brands – Pretty Natural, Tiny Wild Collective, The Staple Collection and Amanda Dark Art. The full range of their spring/summer collection can be found online at piccoloandmithelabel.com and you can use the code FREEPICCOLO for free shipping until December 31. PICCOLO & MI E: info@piccoloandmi.com #TAGYOURPICCOLO: @piccoloandmi NOVEMBER 2017 (72)
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End of Year Celebrations Smooth sailing for Christmas functions If you’re looking for a superb venue for your Christmas function or end-of-year celebration, look no further than The Boathouse Restaurant. Ideally located at the gateway to the Mornington Peninsula in Frankston, The Boathouse is set on the edge of the meandering Kananook Creek among lush gardens and boasts a charming interior with floor-to-ceiling french doors to take in the view. An icon in the local area, the restaurant is perfect for small to medium-sized functions with seating for up to 80 guests or cocktail-style events for up to 140 guests. Smaller groups can be accommodated in their own semi-private areas inside or on the deck. In addition, a quaint gazebo, creekside gardens and a private jetty provide the perfect backdrop for a wedding ceremony, engagement party or other special occasion. Email functions@theboathouserestaurant.com.au for further details. THE BOATHOUSE RESTAURANT 366 Nepean Highway, Frankston 9770 5330 theboathouserestaurant.com.au
Take a break on the Farm Whether you’re looking for an early Christmas gift or just dreading the looming festive season frenzy, The Craft & Co Farm could provide just the inspiration or relaxation you need. The Craft & Co Farm is the sister site to The Craft & Co in Collingwood. Located in Bangholme, just minutes from Frankston near Patterson River, it is a 16ha working winery and vineyard that also has an onsite cafe, bar, cellar door, function spaces, bocce court and botanicals garden. Where better to kick back and chill before launching into the seasonal madness again? And while you’re there, check out some of their new wines, beers or spirits that would be perfect under the tree or on the Christmas table, and refuel with a delicious feast for breakfast or lunch. There's plenty of space for the kids to run around too! Open from 8am-5pm Thursday-Sunday. THE CRAFT & CO FARM 170 Riverend Rd, Bangholme 9773 4880 www.thecraftandco.com.au/the-farm
End the year on a high note Are you looking to reward your hard-working staff for all their efforts during the year? Perhaps you just want to get together with family or a group of friends for a wind-down celebration after a hectic 12 months. Whatever the occasion, you want a venue that’s affordable without compromising on style, right? T’Gallant fits the bill to a T. For just $49 per person, you can have a mid-week lunch at one of the Peninsula’s premier wineries. You and your guests will be able to indulge in some sumptuous wine-tasting before a delicious lunch of bonbons, home-made dips, wood-fired pizza, kitchen garden salad and crash-hot potatoes. And how about something sweet on which to finish – a gluten-free chocolate ganache brownie. For an extra $39 per person you’ll also get a three-hour drinks package. End the year in the best possible way with lunch at T’Gallant. T'GALLANT 1385 Mornington-Flinders Rd, Main Ridge 5931 1300 tgallant.com.au Owners Mark and Cherie Poulter
The Peninsula’s places to be Summer fun at Manhattan in Mornington Veni. Vedi. Amore. Come. See. Love. And sip rose petal-infused cocktails. Manhattan in Mornington has released a new cocktail menu designed especially for summer – it’s light, bright and fun. Fall in love with the Summer Spritz (vodka, lime juice, alcoholic cider, berries and mint), the French Martini (vodka, Chambord and pineapple juice), the Cosmobello (gin, Cointreau, cranberry juice, lime juice, mint and dry ginger) and many more delectable creations. Manhattan in Mornington is closed on Christmas Day and Boxing Day but is taking bookings for New Year’s Eve, and what better way to count down to 2018 in style with family and friends while you sip a rose petal-infused Asperol or an Espresso Martini poured to perfection by Rose and the team. New Year’s Eve bookings are essential … as are the good times you’re going to have at Manhattan in Mornington. MANHATTAN IN MORNINGTON 2/55 Barkly St, Mornington 5976 4867 manhattaninmornington.com.au
Make your Christmas lunch a cracker Known for its multi-cuisine menu and spectacular views, Yaringa Marina Restaurant & Lounge Bar is a venue that will soothe your mood irrespective of the season. That said, its location among the natural sounds of Watsons Bay makes it a perfect choice for your Christmas Day lunch. Yaringa’s Christmas Day lunch special includes four courses and a drink on arrival for just $65, and kids can choose from their own menu for just $20. There are only two sittings and seats are limited, so call soon to book. And why not celebrate New Year’s Eve at Yaringa with a glass of sparkling wine on arrival, tasting platters and another fabulous four-course menu. Yaringa’s team of experienced chefs make sure every menu is a compilation of delicious and beautifully presented food that complements the serene environment of beautiful Watsons Bay. So join your family and friends and treat yourself to a meal that’s fit for the festive season. YARINGA MARINA RESTAURANT & LOUNGE BAR 1 Lumeah Rd, Somerville 5977 3735 yaringarestaurant.com
Freshest seafood every day After celebrating its 10th year of growing mussels and oysters at Mount Martha, Bay Sea Farms is proud to announce the opening of its new factory outlet at 21 Bennetts Rd, Mornington. Mussels and other seafood, including only the best Australian fish, prawns and oysters, will still be available from Mornington Pier on Sundays, but now you’ll also be able to buy the freshest, highest-quality seafood during the week and on Saturday mornings at 21 Bennetts Rd. Bay Sea Farms Pty Ltd is a proud member of the Mornington Peninsula Produce brand (No.24) and encourages all Peninsula residents and visitors to check out its new factory outlet for the best local seafood. Bait mussels are also available. BAY SEA FARMS www.bayseafarms.com.au 59763155 Peter on 0412 522 544
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The Hart of Tyabb is about to unleash its new summer menu. Need we give you a better reason to visit the Tyabb Packing House than this?
offers gluten-free and vegan options, delicious homemade cakes, table service and “the very best in coffee”.
The Hart of Tyabb, located inside the historic Tyabb Packing House Antiques complex, is the place to relax and rejuvenate over lunch and barista-made coffee after browsing the endless array of antiques on the showroom floor. The ever-popular beef burger and egg and bacon roll are on the new-season menu - and vegie-lovers, the cauliflower burger is back! There will be a new vegetarian tart, and here’s something to make your mouth water: sticky pork sandwich on house-made Turkish bread with chili caramel sauce on apple slaw. Chef Dean Caldwell loves to get creative in the kitchen and this is a must this summer. As always, The Hart of Tyabb
And for those who like to enjoy an alcoholic beverage with their meal, the establishment is fully licensed.
Pop in and see for yourself this summer. THE HART OF TYABB Open Thursday-Sunday, 10am-5pm A: 14 Mornington-Tyabb Rd, Tyabb (inside Tyabb Packing House Antiques) W: thehartoftyabb.com.au T: 5977 3166
Tyabb’s favourite destination and great atmosphere. Vegetarian & Gluten Free Options Available. 14 Mornington-Tyabb Rd, Tyabb (Tyabb Packing House) • 5977 3166 • Open 10am-5pm Thurs-Sun • Find us on Facebook
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Historical Homestead surrounded by beautiful gardens Open for Wine Tasting & Lunch Wednesday – Sunday 11am – 5pm (Cafe 12pm - 4pm) Available for Weddings & Functions, Corporate Events and Groups 555 Old Moorooduc Road, Tuerong T: 5974 4400 E: cellardoor@dromanaestate.com.au W: www.dromanaestate.com.au mornington PENINSULA
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BY LIZ ROGERS This summer why not enjoy some memorable moments at Pier 10, the premium winery, restaurant and cellar door in Shoreham that offers something for everyone. Pier 10 brings family time to the fore with its open spaces and spectacular beauty. Kids can run free while parents and friends catch up on one of the sensational decks overlooking the vineyard and surrounding hills. After an informative wine-tasting, choose between a casual tapas, grazing lunch or the full a la carte selection. Don’t forget to pick up one (or three) of the great wine sales at the cellar door. Book your Christmas breakup lunch or cocktail party, special anniversary, birthday or engagement party at Pier 10 and get set to create memories that last. Enjoy the amazing sunsets over dinner, or as you say I do at a ceremony in the vineyard followed by an amazing wedding reception. Pier 10 is open Thursday to Sunday for lunch and Friday and Saturday evenings for dinner. The cellar door is open for tastings and wine sales from Wednesday to Sunday and the cellar bar cafe is open on Saturday and Sunday for lunch. PIER 10 RESTAURANT AND CELLAR DOOR A: 10 Shoreham Rd, Shoreham T: 5989 8848 (restaurant) W: pier10wine.com.au
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Summer at The Long Table Wednesday Night Set Menu $39/$49 2/3 course set menu includes a glass of wine On September 14, Samantha and Andrew from The Long Table and Marlene Hoff from 100 Mile Foodie hosted an R U OK? fundraiser to raise awareness of and money for mental health and suicide prevention on the Mornington Peninsula. Not in their wildest dreams could they have imagined the outpouring of support and community involvement that would result. So many Peninsula businesses donated produce, wine, beer and cider that was served to almost 100 people on the night, and friends, family and colleagues gave up their time to help run the event and ensure it was a huge success. An incredible number of silent auction items were donated by businesses, including artwork, horse rides, massages, wine, accommodation, jewellery and vouchers, raising more than $12,500. Both Marlene and Sam have been working with R U OK? and the Mornington Peninsula Shire to ensure the money stays on the Peninsula and that more and more people feel comfortable asking the question of those around them: “R U OK?”
Meanwhile, it’s back to business as The Long Table prepares for the busy festive season. If you haven’t booked your Christmas function, get in quick to take advantage of menu packages from $49 per person, private dining rooms that can cater for 20-40 guests, the outdoor deck and courtyard games. And make sure you book for chef/owner Andrew Doughton’s Summer Harvest cooking demonstration on Friday, January 18. It will be followed by lunch and a glass of Quea!y wine. There’s always plenty happening at The Long Table. THE LONG TABLE A: 159 Shoreham Road, Red Hill South T: 59892326 W: thelongtable.com.au E: functions@thelongtable.com.au FB: thelongtablerestaurant INSTA: @longtableredhill
Midweek Express Lunch $40 Two course seasonal menu & glass of Quea!y wine Friday Nights Fish & Chips $20 The only way to celebrate Friyay! Sunday Night BYO wine: Bring something special from your cellar No corkage (excludes long weekends) Quea!y Winemakers Cellar Door: Tastings from 12-5pm Groups welcome by arrangement Take away wine sales until 11pm Christmas Functions: Menu Packages available from $49pp Private dining room facilities from 20-40 guests Outdoor deck & courtyard games Summer Harvest Cooking Demonstration: Fresh, local & seasonal is our ethos... Enjoy a cooking demonstration by chef/owner Andrew Doughton, followed by lunch and a glass of Quea!y wine. Friday 19th January 2018... bookings via eventbrite
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for Christmas Company coming for Christmas? Then you’d better get to The Peninsula Fish Co. in Dunns Rd, Mornington. This family owned and operated fishmonger brings the best of Australian seafood to your table throughout the silly season and well into the New Year.
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Absolutely nothing is imported at The Peninsula Fish Co., which is committed to delivering the freshest market fish directly to you. All produce is sourced from Australian waters so you know it’s the best quality, and there are up to 15 different fillets on offer at any time, so satisfying the tastebuds isn’t a problem either. The Peninsula Fish Co.’s range of shellfish is second to none. Imagine spending your Christmas sampling scrumptious shucked in-store oysters, juicy prawns, tender scallops and crayfish fit for a king. Now that’s a seafood celebration day worth its weight in gold. The Peninsula Fish Co. prides itself on delivering delicious and nutritious succulent seafood to its clients. December 1 marks the beginning of the Christmas order operations, so get in quick! THE PENINSULA FISH CO A: 8/210 Dunns Rd, Mornington T: 5975 2822
The Portsea Hotel is the place to be this summer - not only because of the luscious lawn reaching out towards Port Phillip Bay to greet the sea, or because of its history-laden atmosphere that gets locals and visitors alike buzzing with excitement. The Portsea Hotel is the place to be this summer because there’s always something ‘on tap’! The Portsea Deck offers unrivalled views of Port Phillip Bay, and starting from January 5 and running ‘til the end of the month the Colonial Brewing Co’s Public Bar is roadtripping from Port Melbourne to Portsea and is taking over. There’ll be a wide range of Melbourne-made craft beers to quench a Peninsula summer’s day thirst and you can grab a new Colonial brew or indulge in a Bertie Cider or Pale Ale, which are perfect for cool summer sipping. The hotel’s kitchen is open every day from noon onwards and provides all-day delicious dining, plus there’s the pizza shop in the beer garden too. There is an ice-cream bar for the kids and the newly decked garden bar, complete with outdoor shower. Ticketed events include the Surf Jam on December 17, Eve Eve on December 23 and the ever-fantastic New Year’s Eve celebration. The Portsea Polo event is on January 13 and Sydney DJ and music producer/vocalist KLP blends intoxicating club beats and pop hooks on January 19. Live acoustic artists play every day in the beer garden and r’n’b DJs spin the grooves from late afternoons too from January 1-16. And remember, the Portsea Hotel bottle shop has local and Australia-wide wine tastings and will be open every day throughout January and February. The Portsea Hotel loves summer. Come bask in the good times, great food and brilliant brews and fall in love with this iconic hotel. This is where the holiday never ends. THE PORTSEA HOTEL A: 3746 Point Nepean Rd, Portsea T: 5984 2213 W: portseahotel.com.au FB: @Portseahotel INSTA: Portseahotel
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December marks a milestone for Brendon’s Cakes in Mornington. This family owned and operated cake shop hits the big 30, and on December 2 Brendon is throwing a party to celebrate. We’re talking giveaways, prizes and an in-store appearance by Petey Pie for the kids. This qualified pastry chef of more than 35 years has seen a lot in his three decades in Wilsons Rd. It’s fair to say he and his team have served the odd customer or two as well - Brendon estimates close to 2 million! For those who know and love this institution, one of the first things that comes to mind is surely the mindboggling number of Killer Vanillas baked and devoured in 30 years, along with fresh bread, sponges and smiley face biscuits,
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BY ANDREA KELLETT of course. It’s the stuff of childhood memories. When Brendon opened the doors in 1987, Mornington’s secondary school was located in Wilsons Rd, his staff consisted of “one plus my Mum”, and McDonald’s wasn’t in town. True. Here’s something you also probably didn’t know: the Killer Vanilla wasn’t initially on the menu. “We were experimenting with a few different mixes and flavour combinations, trying to get the combination right until we came up with the one we liked,” Brendon explains. “We sort of said, ‘Well that’s a killer vanilla’ and it’s stuck.” Brendon is ever so proud of the 16 staff he employs these days, five of whom are qualified pastry cooks and a few of whom have been with him for more than 10 years. That alone speaks volumes. As for his recipe for longevity, it’s all about good old-fashioned cake shop
values and recipes handed down through generations. “The most significant difference for us is that we largely stay the same in terms of what we do. We still make our cakes the way we used to. We use scratch recipes and we use 100 per cent fresh cream.” For this Mornington born and bred local, Brendon’s Cakes has been very much a family affair, with his wife and their three daughters all working in the business at different points. Along the way Brendon has won some impressive awards for his pies, has introduced his own premiumquality house-blend coffee roasted exclusively for the shop, and continues to offer his cut-out coupons in Mornington
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Above all, he still loves what he does. Bravo Brendon, here’s to the next milestone! BRENDON’S CAKES A: 100 Wilsons Rd, Mornington T: 5975 8094
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Phone: 5973 9200 99 Tanti Ave Mornington www.brooklandsofmornington.com.au
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Summer is here and you want to enjoy great food with great company in a modern, relaxed venue. The Brooks Restaurant, at Brooklands of Mornington, offers it all. The Brooks Restaurant is the perfect meeting place for hotel guests and the general public alike. With plenty of onsite parking available, this beautiful, casual venue is now open to the public for breakfast, lunch and dinner and for light snacks and Devonshire tea. The Devonshire tea offers a touch of The Langham and The Hotel Windsor at a fraction of the price and fuss. Head chef Cameron Mitchell hails from The Windsor and his pastry chef is from The Langham and together they are creating culinary magic - including handmade petit fours and pastries - in Mornington. They welcome you to pop in and experience their delicious Devonshire tea served daily, already a big hit with the locals ($6 for two freshly baked sweet or savoury scones with
accompaniments and a hot drink). Where else can you take Mum and Nan for green pea, bacon and cheese scones served with house-made pesto and barista-made coffee for $6? The Brooks Restaurant’s new spring/summer menu offers a delicious range of classic dishes and new seasonallyinspired ones, plus desserts that you simply won’t find anywhere else (for example, The Dome - strawberry brulée, mousse, geleé and meringue). Dine indoors or alfresco under the veranda or simply enjoy a morning coffee or afternoon vino in the rose garden. Make The Brooks Restaurant your meeting place. THE BROOKS RESTAURANT A: 99 Tanti Ave, Mornington T: 5973 9200 W: brooklandsofmornington.com.au
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Light and easy to drink, Underground Winemakers’ Sparkling Brut can be likened to an Italian Prosecco in its style. With a crisp clean finish, it is the perfect choice for bubbles with the girls, or as an accompaniment to spring racing, celebrating Christmas, bringing in the New Year, or giving as a gift in one of Underground Winemakers’ beautifully presented gift packs. With accolades for Underground
Winemakers’ wines mounting, its Cellar Door is the perfect one-stop shop to stock your cellar for the months of fun ahead. With Underground Winemakers’ wines gracing Melbourne’s best wine lists, its Pinot Noir has been voted by James Halliday as great value, its Pinot Gris has won a Gold Medal at the Royal Melbourne Show, and its Pinot Grigio has been served in Qantas Business Class … to name a few. It’s time to pop into Underground Winemakers’ Cellar Door, where this small family owned and run business looks forward to meeting you. UNDERGROUND WINEMAKERS A: 1282 Nepean Highway, Mount Eliza T: 9775 4185 W: ugwine.com.au
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DISCREET DINER – ABOUT THYME
I have followed chef Scott Devery for many years at Harry’s Bistro and Garlic Kiss. He now owns About Thyme with his wife, Katrina, so I headed there for dinner. The menu has changed considerably - not the European food that Scott was known for but a good mix of more Eastern and Asian-influenced offerings - with a great
choice of local beer and wine at very reasonable prices.
My wife had the vegetarian brioche sliders with slaw and gave it a rave review. The haloumi and dressing combination was simply amazing. I had the Moroccan lamb and preserved lemon meatballs and l was very happy with my choice. We decided on some paprika salted chunky chips and my dish came with a beautifully simple rocket and shaved parmesan salad with a very special addition (see if you can guess what it is when you order it). Both were substantial servings so we didn’t need dessert. Katrina was a delight, making us feel comfortable and at home, and she was there to help us with all our needs. The atmosphere was inviting, warm and cosy. This is a place that has missed my radar for a while and we both left satisfied and very happy. We’ll certainly be coming back to discover more of Scott’s delights in the near future. ABOUT THYME A: 10 Blake St Mornington T: 5973 6362
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This month we have some really special wines to present. As most know, pinot noir is the signature wine of the Peninsula and the wines reviewed are from the top shelf. These wines are all single vineyard, which means that rather than blending different vineyards to try to create a more standard wine, they are truly expressions of the terroir (fancy French word for soil, climate, weather and aspect) of the vineyard and vintage. Going further than this, they are also wild yeast fermented, once considered a risky practice. The yeast that is present in the winery allows the ferment to occur naturally, as opposed to more controlled packet yeast. The results are these three special wines.
2015 Kooyong Single Vineyard Ferrous Pinot Noir 2015 $75
2015 Montalto Single Vineyard Merricks Block Pinot Noir $70
2013 Ocean Eight Aylward Reserve Pinot Noir $80
When collecting this bottle from the Port Phillip Estate cellar door I was warned: “This is our dark and broody one; give it some time after opening.” We followed the advice and tried it early, then let it sit for a while. It really opened up with a bit of time. If you like your pinot noirs a bit more savoury, this could be a great choice. Delicious now, but out of all the wines it has the longest ageing potential and would really benefit from a couple of years (if you can wait).
This pinot noir was a bit more fruit-driven than the Ferrous, but still had some nice earthy notes which would develop with a bit more time. My wife straight away picked up on what might have been a pleasant and interesting hint of eucalyptus. Drinking really well now, but could be kept for a special occasion down the track.
It’s always nice to see wineries holding back their wines and releasing them when they believe they are ready. One of our favourite cellar doors to visit, this is the most ready to drink now (but like always, could go a lot further). If you had a special occasion coming up soon, this would be my pick. Combines fruit with a hint of earth and a really smooth texture.
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Take your Christmas function, wedding or cocktail party to a new level with Mornington Yacht Club’s newly updated function space on Mornington Harbour. The multi-award-winning The Rocks restaurant is catering for events in the Mornington Yacht Club’s adjoining function space overlooking Port Phillip Bay. It’s the perfect fusion of waterfront presence and culinary excellence for your big event. Imagine exchanging wedding vows on Mothers Beach then wandering up to the MYC function room and deck for your reception, drinks and canapés with the bay and city lights as your backdrop. Magic. The recently renovated MYC Function Room features large windows and bi-fold doors opening on to the main balcony overlooking the pier, the boats and the bay. This space is perfect for sit-down events of up to 100 guests, including a dance area, and cocktail-style functions with up to 200 guests. It’s a winning combination for creating lasting memories. Contact the functions team at The Rocks today so they can personalise your upcoming event. THE ROCKS MORNINGTON, 1 Schnapper Point Drive, Mornington T: 5973 5599 E: Functions@therocksmornington.com.au therocksmornington.com.au
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FOOD WINE PRODUCE Guests celebrated the launch of Manyung Gallery Group’s annual Equine exhibition at the Run Free Equine + Canine Show on Friday, October 6, at Manyung Gallery Mount Eliza. Photos: Tanya Fry
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Speakeasymp Out of the Furnace was hosted by Finesse Catering Group and held at The Studio & Co. in Hastings on Friday, August 18. Guests watched with intrigue as their first course was prepared on a freshly blown glass ‘out of the furnace’ paired perfectly with Peninsula wines and followed by a seasonal feast with a touch of finesse. Photos: Jessica Shepherd Photography
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Mornington Peninsula’s most iconic venue has been reinvented – it’s time to meet Publican! Publican offers the very best in food, drinks and entertainment. You’ll find wonderful craft beers, a selection of spirits from around the world and the finest local and international wines. The Publican team also creates the tastiest cocktails, including their own version of the famous Espresso Martini. Come in and try it you’ll get to experience something truly divine. Within the walls of the historic building, the Ms Banks restaurant presents Publican’s new modern Asian fusion menu, focusing on a shared dining experience in the lushly adorned new dining space. The Bursary offers a more intimate dining experience with a variety of degustation-style dining
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Mornington Peninsula's most iconic venue has been reinvented We are proud to present to you, Mornington’s newest venue‌ PUBLICAN offers the very best in cocktails, spirits, craft beer and entertainment MS BANKS our new modern Asian Fusion menu in a brand new dining hall BURSARY a more intimate dining experience; degustation style dining options Open Tues - Sun, Lunch and Dinner. 62 Main St. Mornington ph 5976 2222 web publican.com.au
Learn how not to burn Fire season is on the way and the Mornington Peninsula Shire’s municipal fire prevention officer, Katie McKenzie, says it look like it’s going to be an early one. So you’d be well advised to come along to the next fire prevention and management workshop at the Eco Living Display Centre at The Briars in Mount Martha at 10am on Saturday, November 18, to find out how you can prepare your property ahead of the bushfire season. Katie will discuss fire management design principles and how fire behaves, and also how different species of plants can be affected. She will give participants tips on placing combustible material away from the house and choosing suitable plant types to create an environment that looks great while minimising the bushfire risk. Tea, coffee and snacks will be available. If you live near a bushland area, this workshop is for you. A $5 donation to the CFA will get you through the door and one hour of your time could save your property – or your life. Go to mornpen.vic.gov.au/Events-Activities/Landscapingfor-Bushfire-workshop to book, and download the CFA’s Landscaping for Bushfire PDF at cfa.vic.gov.au/fm_files/ attachments/plan_and_prepare/landscaping/landscaping_for_ bushfire.pdf for landscaping tips on how to better protect your property from a bushfire.
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Need help managing your holiday home? Looking for short-term guests? Want it to be hassle-free? Getaway Mornington Peninsula is here for you. Mornington Peninsula is a wonderful holiday destination for all seasons and Getaway’s dedicated short-stay accommodation team are local residents with an unrivalled passion for the area. They are on hand year-round to manage guest stays. Getaway Mornington Peninsula provides exceptional service and specialises in the use of innovative marketing strategies to secure the highest quality bookings. For your peace of mind, a secure online payment system is used and security patrols are carried out to ensure your property is being well looked after. Sign up today and get your holiday home seen on all the major online short-stay platforms including Stayz, Airbnb, TripAdvisor and Booking.com. For first-rate, hassle-free management of your holiday home, get in touch with the experienced and friendly team at Getaway Mornington Peninsula. GETAWAY MORNINGTON PENINSULA A: 2361 Point Nepean Rd, Rye T: 5985 0098 E: owners@getawaymp.com.au W: getawaymorningtonpeninsula.com.au Pictured: Melodie (left) and Karin (right) from Getaway Mornington Peninsula.
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Spring and summer call for entertainment in a relaxed and tranquil space. OZ Design Furniture Mornington has introduced stunning summer-inspired collections that are set to create enviable interior spaces this new season. The Cantina dining table and buffet are the perfect costal combination when styled to coastal perfection. Be seated in style with a range of dining chairs that are trending right now while enjoying the company of those who mean the most. Don’t miss out on the new versatile ranges that OZ Design Furniture has for this warmer season. Shop now at OZ Design Furniture Mornington, Showroom D4, Peninsula Home, 1128 -1132 Nepean Highway, Mornington. OZ DESIGN FURNITURE MORNINGTON A: Showroom D4, Peninsula Home, 1132 Nepean Highway, Mornington T: 8560 1137 W: ozdesignfurniture.com.au
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The Roman Empire is more than just a supplier of beautiful custom-made products to the soft furnishing industry. It’s also a valuable source of product knowledge derived from years of experience. A case in point is Lloyd Bradshaw, who for almost 40 years has been a décor consultant specialising in curtains, blinds and associated products. Lloyd has a mountain of knowledge in art and design, which complements his experience in interior design and colour selection, and he’s passionate about design and interior finishing and keeping up with current trends. Lloyd is always available to help with such matters as product selection and colour advice, taking into consideration the customer’s needs and wants and - most importantly - their budget. For advice you can trust, give Lloyd a call. And be sure to check out The Roman Empire’s stand at the Home Innovations Display Centre at 111 Frankston-Cranbourne Rd, Frankston. THE ROMAN EMPIRE A: 91 Brunel Rd, Seaford T: 1800 671 456 W: romanempire.com.au
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Spin a little Christmas magic From treasured memories past to sharing precious moments present, Koh Living’s magical Christmas carousels capture the spirit perfectly. These carousels bridge the gap between young and old - the young experiencing the magic and wonder of these spinning carousels for the first time, while older generations reminisce on treasured memories past, of a gentler time, a time when all things seemed possible. These beautiful Christmas carousels will hold special memories for everyone. Koh Living draws its inspiration for Christmas from Europe and family life, with feelings of warmth and joy and the reminiscing over happy memories brought forth through traditional settings and images. When a tea light candle is placed in the cup, watch in delight as the carousel magically lights up and spins into life! Relive the wonder of Christmas past and share the joy of Christmas present with these gorgeous Christmas carousels from Koh Living. KOH LIVING A: 59 Main St, Mornington T: 1800 811 598
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With summer on our doorstep, now is the time to swing into Style Temple in Mornington for all your outdoor needs. Style Temple is importing a vast array of bespoke outdoor furniture, selected to suit every individual style and the most discerning of tastes.
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Make yours a White Christmas Nestled among the wonderful antiques and collectables at the Tyabb Packing House is a fabulous area dealing in vintage-style linen and highend, vintage-style giftware.
Since 1991, Dianne and Neil Warburton, of White Out of the Box, have offered to the public the finest selection of quality homewares on the Mornington Peninsula where you can find the perfect gift for that special person. From beautiful bridal accessories, lace, ribbon and velvet flowers to exquisite vintage luxe quilts, throws cushions and delicate embroidered nightwear, the feminine touch is paramount. The scent of romance is everywhere, in the pretty photo frames and jewellery boxes, the delicate perfume bottles, embroidered garment hangers and imported Italian and locally made soaps and creams, to name just a few. And baby
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Jim’s is one of Australia’s most widely recognised franchise groups, and right now there are exciting opportunities across the Peninsula for Jim’s Cleaning Group franchises. Nothing could be easier than owning your own franchise business with Jim’s. In one easy step, Jim’s provides you with all the equipment, training and ongoing support you need to ensure you can enjoy success. Jim’s Cleaning Group boasts a trusted
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Who has the time and energy to clean? Our lives are getting increasingly busy with more pressure at work, demanding family responsibilities and ongoing obligations. Then there’s trying to fit in a social life! These days it’s nearly impossible to get the time to give your home a good clean. Something has to give … but where do you find the time and energy for doing these tasks? The simple answer is outsourcing to help keep your life under control. Paying for a cleaning service is no longer considered a luxury in this day and age; it’s a necessity for a better harmonious and balanced lifestyle. But who do you call on? You should give MyHome Cleaning a call. It’s a professional cleaning company that has been servicing the Mornington Peninsula for over seven years, and MyHome itself has been established in Melbourne for over 15 years. MyHome Cleaning provides its customers with qualified staff who use regulated tools and equipment and arrive in company cars and in company uniform. Their high standards, well-practised policies/procedures and tried and true experience means they offer greater security and ensure the safety of your home - not to mention delivering great results with their unique Tri-Colour Cleaning Service. Stop wasting your time feeling resentful about who’s doing more vacuuming and start enjoying the time you have together more – with MyHome Cleaning Service. MYHOME CLEANING SERVICE T: 13 22 31 W: myhomeclean.com.au
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Owner Mark is passionate about his craft and has been dedicating himself to all things wood and window repairing for more than 15 years. His artisan approach to joinery means all his work is finished to the highest of standards and focuses on both function and form. Aesthetics and performance are a top priority. All repairs completed by Exceptional Carpentry are done with precision and attention to authenticity and detail. Specialising in restoring period windows and repairing rot, Mark is dedicated to his craft and prides himself on delivering professional and cost-effective services for clients who demand the best at the best price. If you’re searching for someone who can deliver high-quality friendly service, then give Exceptional Carpentry a call. Mount Martha residents Mark and his wife, Tara, are fully insured and offer a down-toearth, reliable service that you can trust. You’re in incomparable hands with Exceptional Carpentry. EXCEPTIONAL CARPENTRY MOUNT MARTHA T: 5977 1519 M: 0419 320 330 W: exceptionalcarpentry.com.au
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Bailey & Co Antiques and Collectables is about to unload another new and exciting container full of amazing antiques and collectables direct from France. Available from Saturday, November 11, these new arrivals will be joining the many other very beautiful pieces Bailey & Co has recently acquired and has available in its large warehouse at Seaford. Armoires, dining tables, drawers, beds, chairs, display cabinets, sideboards and such collectables as copper saucepans and coffee grinders are just a few of the wonderful items you’ll find. Bailey & Co is becoming extremely well known for its Bay Linen Logo_CMYK.pdf
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With these longer sunny days we will begin to see substantial growth in our edible gardens over the next few months, and keeping up with it all can be overwhelming for some. However, if you plan well for the season and understand how the cycles work in your own garden, you can prepare and stay on top of the maintenance of your food crops. The important things to keep in mind over this warm period are maintaining soil moisture, watching out for pests and diseases and consistently harvesting your crops. If your soil has been prepared adequately before summer planting with plenty of nutrient and organic matter, a lack of soil moisture is really the main issue that may impede strong growth and healthy crops during these warmer months. A well-functioning drip irrigation system covered with a thick layer of mulch is going to make maintaining moisture in your soil easy no matter what water restrictions are thrown our way. As food gardeners, many of us will be trapping good quantities of water from our roofs anyway. As far as mulches go, a 75-100mm thick
layer of straw or lucerne mulch will be fine. Any less will break down too quickly and lose its effectiveness. As well as attending to your soils, make sure you keep a regular eye on pests and diseases over the season. I recommend casting an observant eye over your crops at least two to three times a week to see if there are any little crawlers or fungal issues. The common vegetable bug will be out and about, along with the cabbage butterfly, earwigs, slaters and their friends. A few bugs in the garden are fine and a little damage is nothing to worry about; so long as you catch them before any serious infestation takes hold you will be right. If you think you may have a disease issue, pluck a leaf or fruit and have it handy as you use your reference book … or Google it. If there is a safe, non-toxic approach to remedying your situation, always take that option first. Failure to keep up with harvesting your fruit and vegies can lead to all sorts of problems, so be sure to keep track of which plants are producing and when (this will help in subsequent seasons). Regular harvesting will encourage your plants to continue to produce, in most cases, and prevent rotting vegies attracting flies and bugs. You may also end up with dry, split or oversized vegetables if you leave them too long. Nibble as you wander to check how they are going.
The best way to stay on top of these things is to ramble through the garden two or three times a week, sticking your fingers into the soil, checking for bites and bugs, and filling your harvest basket with goodies. It’s all part of enjoying an edible garden. If you haven’t already, it’s the perfect time to plant your tomatoes, capsicum, eggplants, cucumbers and pumpkin. Try watermelon and rockmelon, both easy for beginners and “golden” on those hot summer days. Successive plantings of leafy greens can continually go in to maintain constant harvests, and companion herbs will serve their dual purpose of helping other crops and providing tasty additions to meals and drinks.
HAPPY HARVESTING! Drew Cooper, Edible Gardens ediblegardens.com.au
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