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Hunter Greens candidate David Atwell has slammed Labor’s “hypocritical approach” to the coal industry, while outlining the Greens plans to regulate safety and eventually, wind down the industry.

Mr Atwell told the Post that he believes Labor should have stood up to the coal industry in the same way that they stood up to tobacco companies – by imposing tougher regulations and taxes.

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entral Maitland’s Levee project is one step closer following the announcement of $7 million of funding from the Federal Government.

Taken from the Regional Development Australia Fund, the grant will cover almost half of the $15 million project, which involves reopening the Heritage Mall to one way traffic to create a shared zone, and creating a larger access point to the Hunter River. The announcement comes off the back of an $11 million dollar grant to establish affordable inner-city housing, and further grants to install CCTV in the CBD and illuminate taxi ranks.

“To revitalise the CBD we need to make it an attractive place, a functional place and have more people living near the CBD,” Labor candidate for the Hunter, Joel Fitzgibbon, said.

Maitland Mayor, Councillor Peter Blackmore, said that projects like The Levee brings the community together. “It was easy to criticise people [over the downturn in mall patronage], but the fact is that Maitland had turned its back on its lifeblood,” Cr Blackmore said. “Now, people will be able to flow through to the river – this is all for Maitland.”

Construction on the first phase, the shared zone, is expected to begin

by March and should be completed by the end of the year.

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orget the atrocities going on in Syria, or even the no-man’s land where we seem to be marooned on the question of the treatment of asylum seekers.

The biggest issue of this election campaign is set to be the Coalition’s Paid Parental Leave Scheme.

And that’s pathetic.

Why? Because it shows you how short-sighted and mean spirited we can really be.

It’s interesting to see the extent to which Australia’s two major parties have done an ideological switch on certain issues this election, that we have a potential Liberal Government putting forward as one of its key policies one of the most generous and equitable paid parental schemes in the world, one that recognises a woman’s right to be paid at her wage while she’s caring for a baby, and to be paid superannuation, while having the time to bond with her baby before returning to the workforce.

It has Labor reform written all over it.

In the interests of full disclosure, I have a stake in this issue as my husband and I plan to start a family

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sometime during the next term of Government – not because we think the 44th parliament an auspicious time to procreate, it just so happens the time is nigh.

But the question at the heart of it is: why shouldn’t women get a fairer deal?

Because retirees might lose a tax break on their shares? Come on.

I think it’s sad that the same people, the grandmothers and grandfathers of the mothers and fathers-to-be in question, are too worried about a small hit to their

retirement funds, to realise that maybe it’s a good thing overall when their children, who are facing record cost of living, rising housing prices and a keen shortage of childcare, are given the means to make a hard time a little less so.

Who knows, the scheme may save grandparents the resources they would otherwise have contributed to help these fledging family units.

The other argument being bandied around – “I never had it, so why should they?”– is ludicrous.

The people pedalling this line surely can’t decry, say, medicare? If this was our approach to all social spending, we’d never see any socially responsible policies implemented in this country.

A paid parental leave scheme that doesn’t penalise women economically for having children is absolutely justified.

Let’s not forget the end product here is a new generation of tax payers. They’re going to be the ones funding the retirees’ hospital bills or people’s pensions one day.

And perhaps also the cost of the scheme that was introduced when they were introduced into the world.

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If the Coalition is elected, the scheme, which comes into effect in July 1, 2015, will give mothers access to 26 weeks paid parental leave paid at the mother’s actual wage or minimum wage – whichever is highest – plus superannuation contributions.

This is in contrast to the Labor Party’s current scheme where mothers at paid at the minimum wage for 18 weeks, and without super.

Raworth resident, Ally O’Toole, is expecting her first child with husband, Nick, in December.

Although Mrs O’Toole won’t benefit from the Coalition’s scheme with her first child, unsurprisingly, the mum-tobe was pleased by the prospect of more financial support and time spent with any future children but held concerns over how the scheme would be funded.

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e’ve made it past the halfway point of this campaign and it is still Tony Abbott’s election to lose.

Yet, Kevin Rudd remains in real trouble.

Labor don’t have the cash for big election sweeteners and so far big promises that involve big spends are outside of the forward estimates. A $2 billion rescue package for the car manufacturing industry to 2025 and an uncosted proposed company tax cut to 20 per cent in the Northern Territory are both not in the budget forecast so they’re essentially second-term promises.

Ambitious, with a healthy dose of delusion.

so are his most undesirable traits.

He’s half an hour late to media conferences, takes a limited amount of questions (even on big policies) and often keeps his campaign hosts waiting.

Kevin Rudd is a one man show and only his closest confidant Bruce Hawker is allowed into the tent.

The most stark example of this was when Labor National Secretary George Wright and Mr Hawker had agreed to take part in last week’s People’s Forum – a senior staff member on the ground knew nothing about such a deal. Nothing.

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Continues from page 3 “Who wouldn’t want to get paid their full wage?” she said.

“For working mums, you need it. It just gives people the option to stay at home longer.

“But where [the Coalition] get the money from would be a really big issue.”

Liberal Party leader, Tony Abbott, has said the full cost of the scheme will be released in the final week of the election campaign. It will be paid for by what the Coalition call a “modest tax on business” plus “associated reductions in other outlays and increases in receipts.”

The Parliamentary Budget Office has costed the scheme at $5.5 billion per year.

Nationals candidate for Hunter, Michael Johnsen, questioned the inequity of the Labor Party’s existing paid parental leave scheme.

“When a new baby arrives there is no

‘leave’ from mortgages, power and fuel bills,” Mr Johnsen said in a statement.

“Australian men and women receive a replacement wage when they are on annual leave, sick leave and long service leave – so why shouldn’t a mother receive her full wage while on parental leave?”

Labor candidate for Hunter, Joel Fitzgibbon, hit back, doubting the Coalition’s ability to fund the scheme.

“We’ve put in for the first time a sustainable and fully-funded paid parental leave scheme,” he said.

“Tony Abbott, by contrast, has put in place a $5 billion scheme.

“He is going to half pay for it with a big new tax on business, a tax which will inevitably be passed on to the consumer but hasn’t been able to say how he is paying for the other half.

“While we would always like to do more, it has to be affordable and sustainable.”

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candidate has managed to derail Tony Abbott so far. His staunch advocacy of the Paid Parental Leave plan has some colleagues within his own party shaking their heads. A recent poll showed it’s vote winner, but I’m not so sure about that.

Corporate women on a higher than average wage, who stand to benefit the most, were probably going to vote for the Coalition anyway. Costings and demonstrating the ability to add-up is the Coalition’s biggest burden to this point.

Labor will hound Tony Abbott until D-Day and when he does finally release all the detail (which will probably be election eve) he’s going to want to make sure that there’s no fancy accounting. They’ve had six years to get the balance right.

Just over the half way point of this campaign, the mood for change is palpable.

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Kevin Rudd is doing his best to exude confidence and has sought to remind people of his Lazarus-like political nature on a more regular basis.

“I’ve been in a few tough spots before, a few of them, and I’ve managed to fight my way forward,” said Mr Rudd at one rousing speech in Adelaide.

Like when you were dumped as leader, replaced by Julia Gillard, and then slowly climbed your way back up the greasy poll to sit on the top, Mr Rudd?

How could we forget? It delivered three of the most tumultuous years in political history. But I don’t think such a reminder works as a re-election pitch. Voters won’t reward Rudd for something they partly blame him for.

After week three of the campaign, I can tell you that the old Kevin Rudd is back and

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development for an 80 place childcare centre at East Maitland will go ahead, despite heated debate by Maitland Councillors over the appropriateness of the proposed site.

The centre is to be constructed on Brisbane Street and will back on to the spray painting booth of an adjoining auto repair shop.

Concerns were raised over traffic and parking, as well as the possibility of flooding on the block.

Plans for the centre state that there will be twenty parking spaces, thirteen staff and will operate between 7am and 7pm.

A lengthy discussion over the application resulted in the development being approved with an 8 to 4 split.

Councillors Brian Burke, Henry Meskauskas, Nicole Penfold and Philip Penfold voted against the proposal.

Councillor Burke called the location a “terrible site”.

“In all my time in this city I have not seen a worse spot for a childcare centre,” he said.

However, Councillor Bob Geoghegan said the project was vital as demands for childcare places grew.

“No site is perfect, but it complies with all our guidelines and is very much needed,” he said.

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aitland City Council are calling for community input into their spending, after revealing that they could be operating at a $92 million deficit by the end of the decade.

The ‘Funding Our Future’ survey, currently available online, gives respondents the opportunity to vote on how Council delivers its services, based on the cost to the ratepayer.

“Council’s ten year community strategic plan indicates that the community is seeking an enhanced level of service over the next decade to cater for the growing population,” General Manager David Evans said.

“Alongside the demand for enhanced services, many costs, such as electricity, street lighting and state government levies, are rising faster than inflation and are too great for Council to absorb.”

In order to deliver a balanced budget and deliver already approved projects and services, average residential rates would need to rise 7.25 per cent, while to deliver enhanced services the rise would be 8.95 per cent.

The smaller rise would equate to $72 in the first year, while the larger would be $89.

A solution which falls between the two has not been ruled out.

The survey can be found at the Maitland Council website: www. maitlandyoursay.com.au.

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‘Time to wind down’ Greens candidate calls for major coal industry reform Melissah Comber

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unter Greens candidate David Atwell has slammed Labor’s “hypocritical approach” to the coal industry, while outlining the Greens plans to regulate safety around the industry.

Mr Atwell told the Post that he believes Labor should have stood up to the coal industry in the same way that they stood up to tobacco companies – by imposing tougher regulations and taxes.

“It is a well-established in fact that the health effects of the coal industry can be deadly,” Mr Atwell said. “These health threats are common to both the workers and residents who are exposed to this dangerous pollution.”

The Greens are proposing covers be placed on full coal trains in the short term, before an industry wind down, which they say would be timetabled so that as coal based energy dwindles, renewable energy sources increased.

Mr Atwell said this would also allow time for workers to be retrained in the renewable energy industry.

Labor candidate Joel Fitzgibbon acknowledged that there was a problem with coal dust, but said there is too much

Greens candidate David Atwell says the Greens will stand up to the coal industry

conflicting science over the levels.

“This is just another example of the Greens determination to close down the Hunter’s coal mining industry and that would mean economic catastrophe for the Hunter Valley,” Mr Fitzgibbon said.

“Yes, there is a dust issue and we need to deal with it… we need to remain

vigilant and do what we can to ensure those dust levels are minimal.”

However, Mr Atwell believes that vigilance is not good enough and someone needs to stand up to ‘King Coal’.

“I wouldn’t be surprised if nothing changes until there is a class action suit against the industry,” he said.

Funding Our Future A SUSTAINABLE COUNCIL FOR A SUSTAINABLE CITY

RATING - WE NEED YOUR INPUT

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Council is talking with the community about funding the future we want for our city. Without significant change, Council will face a funding shortfall of $92 million over the next ten years. While all sources of Council income and potential savings are being examined, rates revenue will be a major part of the solution.

Deliver services as programmed

Enhance and improve services

Deliver reduced services and/or deficit budgets

Increase rates to deliver services as programmed, being 7.25% p/a for seven years. This option would see all services continue, as well as building an indoor 25m pool, construction of ‘The Levee’ and river link building in Central Maitland and upgrades to Maitland Railway Station precinct and surrounds.

This would equate to an average increase of $89 per year on the average residential rate.

Increase rates sufficiently to improve or expand 18 key service areas, being 8.95% p/a for seven years. This would include all services and projects as programmed, as well as see new projects and programs initiated in line with community priorities, with a significant boost to road and footpath funding, improved city appearance, new youth facilities, expanded recreational cycleways and more. This would equate to an average increase of $116 per year on the average residential rate.

Increase rates by annual rate peg amount only, being approximately 3% p/a. This would result in deficit budgets and/or cuts to the broad range of council services as well as reductions in the initiatives already programmed. This would equate to an average increase of $35 per year on the average residential rate.

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Roads, footpaths, libraries, pools, CBD revitalisation, playgrounds, cycleways, heritage, events, city appearance, skate parks, cemeteries, culture, engagement, community buildings, suburban town centres, environment, sports facilities, emergency management, tourism and customer service.

Visit maitlandyoursay.com.au to find out more and use the rating calculation tables to see what impact each option will have on your rates.

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Leg up for The Levee

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s many people are now aware, Council has been granted $7 million dollars of Federal Government funding for The Levee in Central Maitland.

This news has been welcomed with great enthusiasm at Council as it will ease the burden on ratepayers, with Council having less to borrow to complete the project.

The announcement also cements the positive working relationship Council has with Federal MP Joel Fitzgibbon, with this one of a number of significant funding announcements the Federal Government has made for Maitland in the past twelve months.

This $7 million adds to the $11.3 million granted for a major redevelopment of Athel D’Ombrain Drive to accommodate affordable housing, and $100,000 recently announced for closed circuit television to increase safety in the city centre.

We are hopeful that we will receive continued federal support, no matter who is successful at the upcoming Federal election.

If we are fortunate enough to continue to receive monetary support, there are a number of projects in the pipeline, including the redevelopment of Maitland’s Number One Sportsground and an extension of walk ways and cycleways throughout the city stretching to places like Morpeth and Walka Water Works.

Of course, with the rate our city is growing there will always be projects waiting to be instigated and any assistance – from any level of government – is always greatly appreciated.

However, this week we can rest easy that The Levee will become the bustling retail and dining precinct that Council and the community so desperately want to see.

With a stunning connection to the river and various opportunities for new business, the plans bring new hope that our city centre can once again shine in its role as the heart of Maitland.

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How to hold a safe party

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In this final series of workshops, we will discuss a number of water planning portfolios being considered for the Lower Hunter Water Plan. Supporting information is available in a discussion paper that can be downloaded from the project website: www.haveyoursay.nsw. gov.au/lowerhunterwaterplan Metropolit Water Direan ctorate

When and Where Thursday 5 September 2013 6:00pm – 9:30pm

Raymond Terrace Senior Citizens Centre 17e Irrawang Street, Raymond Terrace

Friday 6 September 2013 1:00pm – 4:30pm

Apollo International Hotel 290 Pacific Highway, Charlestown

For more information or to register for a workshop, call 1800 503 866 or visit the website.

Light refreshments will be available at the workshops.

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For all police matters: police.nsw.gov.au

You are invited to find out more about progress on developing the new water plan for our region.

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ne of the most frustrating jobs to attend as a police officer is a party that is out of control. Quite often no real thought has been put into the party and when things go bad the organiser simply closes it down.

This may lead to an alcohol-fuelled group hanging around an area.

By considering the following tips when planning your party, you can minimise the risks and help make your party successful, enjoyable and safe for everyone.

• Notify police that you are having a party by completing the Safe Party Notification Form. This form can be lodged at your closest police station at least 7 days prior to the party. You can find the form at your local station or by googling “NSW Police Safe Party”.

• Don’t use the internet, SMS or email distribution lists or notice boards to send out invitations. If word of the party has spread, you will need to take extra preventative measures such as, changing the venue, arranging more supervision or possibly even a security guard.

• Enforce a RSVP and/or have guests present their invite • Make sure your party has a definite start and finish time.

• If your party will be held at a local public hall or sporting venue, contact the local council or community group regarding the hiring conditions imposed at the facility.

• Talk to your neighbours and give them a contact number and/or name of the party host should a problem occur.

• Try to have only one entry or exit point.

With regards to the venue you need to consider, is the venue large enough for the amount of people attending? Appropriate lighting, first aid and what to do if someone becomes sick or drunk should all be thought through beforehand.

Also consider whether there are sufficient toilets, parking and nearby public amenities and where guests can put their valuables.

Parties are an important part of social life. With a bit of planning, it is possible to mitigate the possibilities of an out of control party.

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eginning his career as a carpentry apprentice at local training organisation Hunter Valley Training Company (HVTC), things have come full circle for Justin Eveleigh, who has now returned to his old foundations to oversee the construction of company’s new $5 million Skills Centre.

Now working for Drayton Construction, Mr Eveleigh said he jumped at the chance to be able to work on such a significant project for HVTC – the organisation that helped give his career a start more than 20 years ago.

“As a young apprentice starting my trade, this is something I’d never imagined would happen,” he said.

“It’s really satisfying to have started my apprenticeship with HVTC and then be able to reconnect with them all these years later.”

At the official sod turning ceremony in June, Mr Eveleigh was reunited with HVTC’s Foundation Chairman and Director The Hon. Milton Morris AO and Executive Director Kay Sharp AM, whom he had not seen since finishing his apprenticeship more than 20 years ago.

“It was really special to see Kay and Milton again and they both remembered me from my time as an apprentice,” he said.

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aitland woman Fiona Lyon was among nearly 300 breast cancer survivors to participate in a national breast cancer summit hosted by Breast Cancer Network Australia (BCNA) in Sydney earlier this month.

The BCNA National Summit 2013 brought together hundreds of women from across the country who are breast cancer support leaders in their communities, with the aim of building skills, knowledge and connections among group representatives and individuals who support women and families affected by breast cancer in their local area.

Representing the Maitland Women’s Cancer Support Group, Ms Lyon said the meeting was inspiring and offered “practical ideas and resources” to take back to the Maitland community.

“Local cancer groups are a great source of support for women dealing with breast cancer, and are powered by local survivors who volunteer their own time,” she said.

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“They give so much to their local communities,” Ms Morand said. “It’s a privilege to work with them and help build their capacity to continue supporting women and families affected by breast cancer around Australia.”

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The Council plan aims to complement the existing plans for The Levee project by providing further links to the Hunter River and placing art and lighting in the spaces.

Almost 20 lanes and alleys have been identified for potential invigoration, both in the mall and further east and west along High Street, as well as around Church and Elgin Streets.

Joe Eisenberg, Cultural Director of Maitland Regional Art Gallery, and Ian Robinson, Secretary of Maitland Repertory Theatre are welcoming the idea, hoping it will bring attention to the forgotten end of High Street. Sun Street, which is a near neighbor of both organisations, has also been earmarked in the development plan.

Mr Eisenberg believes the project would give Maitland more of a New York feel.

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Draft LEP to amEnD CLausE 4.2a of thE maitLanD LoCaL EnvironmEntaL PLan 2011 to inCLuDE rEfErEnCEs to DuaL oCCuPanCy

PLanninG ProPosaL to rEZonE Part Lot 74 DP622205 – anamBah roaD, anamBah

In accordance with the Local Government and Planning Legislation Amendment (Political Donations) Act 2008, any person making a written submission after 1 October 2008 – either for or against a proposal – must also make a disclosure if the person has made a reportable political donation. If relevant, please include a completed ‘Statement of Political Donations and Gifts’ form with your submission. This form can be found on Council’s website or obtained from Council’s Customer Service Counter and all libraries.

SPECIAL EVENTS CaroLs in thE City

In accordance with Council’s Special Events Policy, notice is hereby given of the following proposed event occurring in Maitland.

Carols in the City propose to hold a community event at No. 1 Sports Ground, Maitland on Saturday, 14 December 2013.

Written submissions regarding this event are invited from the public and will be received up until 4.00pm on Friday, 29 August 2013.

Please note: The Government Information (Public Access) Act 2009 applies to Council.

Under this Act, certain information held by Council may be released upon application by members of the public. Council will not consider your submission as confidential, and may reproduce it in part or in whole.

Further information may be obtained by contacting Council’s Service Planning and Regulation Group on 4934 9700.

NOTICE OF GAzETTAL

QUARTERLY RATE INSTALMENT NOW DUE

Ratepayers are reminded, the 1st Quarterly Instalment is due on or before 31 August 2013. Payments received after this date will attract daily interest charges at the rate of 9% per annum. Customers who have arranged payment by Direct Debit will have their account debited on 30 August 2013.

For payment options please see the reverse side of your rate notice.

COMBINED DRAFT COMMUNITY FACILITIES AND SERVICES AND PUBLIC TOILET STRATEGY

Council has prepared a combined ‘Draft Community Facilities and Services and Public Toilet Strategy’, to provide a framework for the timely provision of a full range of facilities and services appropriate to the changing needs of the community over the next 20 years.

Have your say by either: • visiting www.maitlandyoursay.com.au to download the plan and make a submission; • registering with maitland your say and like us on Facebook facebook.com/ maitlandyoursay to be kept up to date; • emailing your submission to Council https://www.maitland.nsw.gov.au, or • by letter addressed to the General Manager, Maitland City Council, PO Box 220, Maitland NSW 2320.

The Draft Strategy will also be available during normal operating hours at Maitland City Council’s Customer Service Centre, Administration Building as well as Maitland City, Rutherford, Thornton and East Maitland Libraries.

Submissions and comments are being taken until Tuesday, 24 September 2013.

maitLanD LoCaL EnvironmEntaL PLan 2011 amEnDmEnt no. 4 EalEs Family CEmEtEry rEClassiFiCation Pursuant to the relevant provisions of the Environmental Planning and Assessment Act 1979, notice is hereby given of the gazettal of Maitland Local Environmental Plan 2011 Amendment No. 4 for the reclassification of land known as Eales Family Cemetery, being Lot 9 DP1114951 Eales Road, Berry Park.

Interested residents are welcome to attend.

Next meeting: 10 | 24 sEPtEmBEr – 5.30pm

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Pursuant to Sections 56(2)(c) and 57 of the Environmental Planning and Assessment Act 1979, notice is hereby given of the public exhibition of a planning proposal to rezone land from RU2 Rural Landscape to RU2, R5 Large Lot Residential, E3 Environmental Management and E2 Environmental Conservation.

The planning proposal and supporting information will be on public exhibition from Wednesday, 28 August 2013 at Council’s Customer Service

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The reclassification of the subject land has changed from ‘public’ to ‘operational’ within the meaning of the Local Government Act 1993. Part 1 in Schedule 4 of the Maitland Local Environmental Plan 2011 has been amended accordingly.

The LEP was made by the Minister for Planning and took effect on 16 August 2013.

Further enquiries should be directed to the City Strategy team on 4934 9700.

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Pursuant to Sections 56(2)(c) and 57 of the Environmental Planning and Assessment Act 1979, notice is hereby given of the public exhibition of a Draft Local Environmental Plan (LEP) to amend Clause 4.2A of the Maitland Local Environmental Plan 2011 (MLEP 2011) to include references to Dual Occupancy.

Clause 4.2A currently incorporates an inference, by strict interpretation of LEP definitions of ‘Dwelling’ and ‘Dual Occupancy’, that Council can consider applications for Dual Occupancies on allotments in certain rural and environmental zones that do not necessarily have a dwelling entitlement. The purpose of this planning proposal is to introduce wording into Clause 4.2A that clarifies that there is no difference between the interpretation of the definitions of ‘Dwelling House’ and ‘Dual Occupancy’ in respect of Clause 4.2A as far as that clause applies to dwelling entitlement.

The Draft LEP will be on public exhibition with supporting information from Wednesday, 28 August 2013 at Council’s Customer Service Centre, Administration Building, High Street, Maitland during normal working hours. The Draft plan will also be placed on exhibition at all Council libraries during ordinary library hours over the same period. The Draft LEP will be exhibited on Council’s website www.maitland.nsw.gov.au during the exhibition period. Exhibition concludes Wednesday, 11 September 2013.

Persons wishing to comment on the Draft LEP should do so by 5.00pm on Wednesday, 11 September 2013 and should quote reference No. RZ13004.

Further enquiries should be directed to Josh Ford on 4934 9729 or joshf@maitland.nsw.gov.au

Centre, Administration Building, High Street, Maitland and Rutherford Library. The planning proposal will be also be available on Council’s website www.maitland.nsw.gov.au.

Exhibition concludes on Friday, 13 September 2013.

Persons wishing to comment on the planning proposal should do so by 4.30pm on Friday, 13 September 2013 and should quote reference no RZ11-003.

Further enquiries should be directed to Rob Corken on 4934 9784 or robc@maitland.nsw.gov.au

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ith their massive sophomore album ‘The Catalyst Fire’ threatening to out-wow their groundbreaking debut, ‘This Is the Warning’, it makes perfect sense that Brisbane’s Dead Letter Circus would want

to embark on an equally massive tour to promote it.

The band will be in town next month and frontman Kim Benzie told TE that a fresh crop of songs and a recent line-up change has kicked the band into overdrive.

“Yeah man, we’re deep in rehearsals at the moment for the tour, which is pretty soon,” Benzie said. “We’ve basically been nerding up on the songs for the past few

months so it should be a pretty wild show.”

After releasing their critically acclaimed debut long player (a peak number two spot on the ARIA charts, gold record status, several hit singles and plum supports with the likes of Muse and Linkin Park), ‘This is the Warning,’ in 2011, it seemed as though the Brisbane five-piece had the world at their feet. However, after a solid block of touring plus some untimely lineup changes

prompted a feeling of stagnation within the band, according to Kenzie, and getting back into the studio was just the antidote.

“Yeah, I’d say our survivalist instinct kicked in,” Benzie said. “We did a hell of a lot of touring off the back of the last one and we kind of got to a point where we thought ‘well, we can’t keep touring this album forever’.

“Also, we had a line-up change after the last album [guitarist Scott Maric was replaced by Clint Vincent] and we were so focused on rebuilding that we got really far behind schedule.”

With a batch of songs that were written largely on tour over the past 12 months, the band hunkered down in the studio with producer Forrester Savell, who has essentially been in camp DLC since day one and Benzie said while the recording process was quite instense, the band were over the moon with the result.

“Yeah, it was quite intensive and full-on but I’d say that because of that, we’re even happier with how the album came out,” he said.

“We wanted to make sure that this was an album of all killer – you know, not just an album with a few strong single songs. Anyway, the record company and management were a little bit ‘ooh, time to move onto the next one’, but once it got out there, the fans seemed to just get it, which is awesome.

“Working with Forrester again was just fantastic because he has been as much a part of the Dead Letter Circus journey as we have – I mean, he was the best man at my wedding,” Benzie said.

“He really knows where we’re coming from and it’s a real family kind of vibe. Also, Clint, our new guitarist, used to be our tour manager, so we really are quite a tight-knit unit.”

Catch Dead Letter Circus when they bring their Catalyst Fire tour to the Cambridge Hotel on Saturday, September 7 alongside Closure in Moscow and Sleep Parade.

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aren O’Shea has been mesmerising her audiences with her amazing vocal talent since an early age and has been treading the boards since leaving school.

After kicking off with her first group, ‘The Sublimes’, a ‘50s and ‘60s-inspired rock and roll outfit to the energetic funk of Sydney Sound Machine and the eight-piece outfit The Temple of Groove covering the likes of James Brown, Earth Wind and Fire and the Brand New Heavies, not to mention

P working as a backing vocalist for legend Richard Clapton, there isn’t much O’Shea hasn’t accomplished.

In the 12 years (or so) she has been singing professionally, she has supported numerous artists including Randy Crawford, Wilson Pickett, James Morrison, Christine Anu, Jimmy Barnes, CBD and some of Australia’s rising country stars.

Catch Karen O’Shea when she performs at the George Tavern on Sunday, September 1.

hil McKnight is a singer/guitarist and songwriter whose energetic solo show features classic tunes spanning the rock, pop, country and folk genres.

Phil’s powerful vocals and dynamic guitar style are surefire winners with audiences of all ages. His strong rapport with the audience is a major feature of his shows as is the huge variety of material covered in performances.

Phil is a highly experienced entertainer who has performed for over 30 years in a huge range of venues in Australia and overseas. He has entertained audiences in clubs, hotels, restaurants, at festivals, and has performed for corporate and private clients. Phil performs absolutely live without using backing tracks. Audiences are

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Catch Phil McKnight when he plays at the Regal Hunter Hotel, Tenambit on Saturday, August 31.

gig guide...

Thursday, Creative Creatures Open Mic Night; Friday, Black Island, Hey Lady, The Sufferjets; Saturday, Mayhem 101, Blake Saban, Stone Sun; Sunday, The Doctor’s Wife.

LIZOTTE’S NEWCASTLE: Wednesday, Melody Pool; Thursday/Friday, Ian Moss; Sunday, Ray Beadle MAITLAND LEAGUES CLUB: Friday, Back Beat.

PEDENS, Cessnock: Friday, Kirsty Larkin.

POTTERS BREWERY: Friday, Michael Mills.

QUEENS WHARF BREWERY: Saturday, Mardmax; Sunday, Uptown.

REGAL HOTEL, Kurri: Friday, Entertainment.

REGAL HUNTER HOTEL: Saturday, Phil McKnight.

ROYAL FEDERAL HOTEL: Friday, The Gaudreys; Saturday, Iguana.

RUTHERFORD HOTEL: Saturday, Janeys Alibi Duo SHENANIGANS, Maitland: Friday, Karaoke; Saturday, Solid Gold.

SINGLETON DIGGERS, Alroy Park: Saturday, Lance Birrell.

SINGLETON DIGGERS, York Street: Friday, Lance Birrell.

SNIDDYS, Hamilton: Saturday, Mark Lee. SPINNING WHELL HOTEL, Raymond Terrace: Sunday, Mick Jones.

SYDNEY JUNCTION HOTEL: Thursday, Open Mic; Wednesday, Drag For Tips; Friday, Purple Party; Saturday, Jag B, Gemma Wood.

TELARAH BOWLING CLUB: Friday, Chezza, Christine and George; Saturday, Free Juke Box. WESTON WORKERS CLUB: Saturday, Blue Suede Rockers.

WICKHAM PARK HOTEL: Wednesday, Flash Jam Night; Thursday, Marriah; Friday, Milestones; Saturday, AJ Clayfoot, Backfire; WINDSOR CASTLE HOTEL: Friday, Bobby C; Saturday, Dr Zoom Duo.

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BELMORE HOTEL: Friday, The Levymen; Saturday, Grand Theft Audio.

BELMORE HOTEL, Scone: Friday, Zane Penn.

BERESFIELD BOWLING CLUB: Friday, Dv8; Saturday, Retro Masters; Sunday, Red Dirt Country Band.

BRADFORD HOTEL: Friday, Loko; Saturday, Adam and the Talents.

CAMBRIDGE HOTEL: Wednesday, Jones the Cat, Silver Taxi Service, The Hedonists, Montegus; Thursday, Funkoars, Vents, Briggs, K21.

CENTRAL HOTEL, Stroud: Sunday, Open Mic Night.

CESSNOCK HOTEL: Saturday, The Piranha Brothers.

CESSNOCK SUPPORTERS: Friday, KG Duo; Saturday, Dr Love.

CRITERION HOTEL, Weston: Friday, DJ. DENMAN HOTEL: Friday, Karaoke.

DENMAN RSL: Sunday, DJ Corey.

EAST CESSNOCK BOWLING CLUB: Saturday, Rave On. EAST MAITLAND BOWLING CLUB: Friday, Total 80s Recall; Saturday, Incognito; Sunday, John Allan.

FAMILY HOTEL: Friday, The Bad and the Ugly.

GEORGE TAVERN: Saturday, Duelling Pistols; Sunday, Karen O’Shea.

GRETA WORKERS CLUB: Friday, Jumpin Jukebox.

GRAND JUNCTION: Friday, Fish Fry, Pow Wow; Saturday, The Electric Mayhem.

GREAT NORTHERN HOTEL: Wednesday, Geeks and Beats; Thursday, The Jimmy Bazil Projects; Friday, The Smith Street Band; Saturday, The Dennis Boys Band.

HAMILTON STATION HOTEL: Thursday, Madhouse DJs. KING STREET HOTEL: Friday, Hawman, Splinta, Dexi; Saturday, Ministry of Sound Session Ten Toura; Sunday, Astronomar.

KURRI BOWLING CLUB: Friday, Get Soaked; Saturday, Gian.

LASS O’GOWRIE HOTEL: Wednesday, Rumi;

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STAYING HEALTHY

FASHION FIXATION

by Elisha Stein

by KATHERINE TWEED

Think twice about medical advice

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f you get sick and go off to a heath professional, they will hopefully diagnose you and get you the best treatment. But have you ever wondered who is telling them what treatment they should be giving? Well, some other Aussies have.

According to a disturbing new Australian study from Bond University, most members of US panels that define conditions have financial links to drug companies. The study’s researchers raise questions about processes used for defining diseases and say about 75 per cent of members of US panels have declared conflicts of interest. Of those, the average panel member disclosed seven industry links. The top medical panels in the US have a big influence on what happens in Australia.

The study, under the direction of Professor Paul Glasziou, is researching over-diagnosis.

“This is where patients with mild symptoms or at low risk may be labelled as ill and receive treatments that may actually do them more harm than good,” he said.

Lead author Ray Moynihan, a senior research fellow at the university, said

there is a clear conflict of interest.

“If a panel of experts decides to expand the definition of a condition, then that is widening the market for the companies those experts are working with.”

This is obviously hugely profitable to the companies.

“We are talking about many common conditions like high blood pressure, high cholesterol, asthma or depression.

“One example is a 2003 panel that created a new diagnostic category called ‘pre-hypertension’. Or they lowered the ‘safe’ cholesterol numbers, so overnight, millions of people woke up with now ‘unsafe’ levels.”

That instantly creates a very large number of people who fitted into that category.

Pharmaceuticals are a trillion dollar industry and can pretty much make up their own rules.

The best way to keep out of their dealings is to stay as healthy as possible in the first place. Eat real food, get quality sleep, be as positive as you can be mentally and move! Wouldn’t it be nicer talking to your doctor at the gym discussing exercise technique, than in their office going over your symptoms?

Wednesday, August 28, 2013

The Hunter Post

Elisha is a Registered Nurse and Midwife, with years of experience working in emergency departments, general wards, maternity and in the community.

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The top five fashion mistakes

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nyone and everyone can pick out a fashion ‘crime’ in a crowd, but is it a trap that we all fall into? Every day we make fashion related mistakes and while some won’t be obvious to the average person, once you notice what you’re doing, it is an easy fix.

This week I went on the hunt for our most commonly made fashion mistakes and here is my top five.

Mistake 1: Did you know that most of us only wear around 20 per cent of our wardrobe? Yes, seems unbelievable but it is so true – I tested the theory on myself – we are wasting our money and our beautiful clothes every day.

Take a look in your wardrobe and reunite yourself with those long lost clothes you forgot. Donate the clothes that you are unlikely to wear again to charity and move the good-enoughto-keep items to the front and centre of your wardrobe.

Mistake 2: So you are running late for work and you forget your belt, exposing your ‘Calvins’, or decide that your bright red bra is not ‘that’ noticeable under a sheer white top.

Yes, it’s noticeable and yes, it’s a crime.

If you can see it, so can your boss, your friends, your family and that stranger who keeps staring at you. Visible underwear on men or women is never acceptable.

Mistake 3: If you are not too sure if you should wear jeans or a black tie, or not sure if an outfit fits you or your shape correctly, don’t leave it to chance. Dressing inappropriately for the occasion, for your size or for your shape is a big fashion mistake! Take a little extra time to be sure that what you are wearing is appropriate.

Mistake 4: Love that new season Louis Vuitton handbag but don’t have enough cash to buy the real thing?

Whatever you do, don’t fake it. Nothing says trashy like imitation handbags, clothes, shoes or accessories. If you can’t afford it, save up or simply forget it; there are some really nice, classy handbags out there at a fraction of the cost that are just as good.

Mistake 5: You might love your makeup, but no-one loves smoky eyes, sparkling eye shadow or false lashes during the daytime. Heavy makeup should be kept for evenings only.

If you want to see a topic discussed, or have a question answered, email katherine.tweed@mediaview.com.au

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aries

March 21 to April 20

Work opportunities are going to be there for the taking, if you’ve been considering making a career change now is the ideal time to put the wheels of motion into action. You’ve got a busy few weeks ahead of you so the better organised you are the more things are likely to fall into place.

If you’ve been feeling run down, then it’s time to look at ways to improve your health and fitness.

TAURUS

april 21 to may 21

Your personal life is due for a major overhaul, but I say that in a positive way. Although Saturn will influence your romance sector for some time to come, this doesn’t necessarily mean you won’t be able to enlarge your circle of friends or possible suitors! Don’t be put off by people who seem rather serious as they’ll be able to help you on your life journey and will off er you exceptionally good advice.

GEMINI

may 22 to june 21

It’s going to be very difficult to keep lustful thoughts off your mind and if you have a partner they are definitely going to enjoy all the attention you will be lavishing on them.

That tricky and creative mind of yours will come up with imaginative ways to have loads of fun! This would be the ideal time to plan a move or to look at future renovations. Learn to have faith in yourself.

CANCER

june 22 to july 22

The planets are causing you to rethink your long term friendships. You may finally realise that you need to move on and give your life a new injection of friendship and social variety. Up until January you’ll be strongly thinking along these lines. The next few months is an ideal time to pop the question to that special someone in your life; it is also the ideal time to renovate.

LEO

july 23 to august 23

august 24 to september 23

This is going to be a rather eventful and busy time. You have an excellent ability to positively direct your energy and use this skill to change things you don’t especially like the look of. Lady luck will be on your side and this is the ideal time in which to take a few calculated gambles in order to get what you want out of life. This is an excellent time to increase your profile in a professional sense.

libra

September 24 to OctOBER 23

You’re feeling a little tired and run down therefore be careful of burning the candle at both ends. This is the time to retreat from situations which look taxing. Use this time to get to know other people better as you will revel in the chance to have a good old chat with just about anyone. This is also the ideal time to plan a party, attend a wedding, or travel overseas.

SCORPIO

OCTOBER 24 to NOVEMBER 22

Strong cultural interests need consideration. If you are not committed to work you may decide to stimulate the more intellectual qualities within your nature. This is the ideal time to apply yourself to your studies or to take on a course of higher education.

Your goals and ambitions are all about to fall into place and by October 16 you will be amazed at the end results.

SAGITTARIUS

november 23 to december 21

With everything to play for at work, this is an excellent time of potential advancement! Don’t be surprised if someone is looking at you in a very different light, and might be asking you to take on a particular new task that could be intriguing. The time is right to look far ahead, and although there is still much to captivate your imagination.

THERE IS NO EXCUSE! Skin cancer is deadly serious business GET YOUR SKIN CHECKED NOW!

The most important thing you may do for your health this winter is get your skin checked The sun-smart message is often neglected during the winter.

Winter may prove to be the best time for a full skin check. As most people are covered up during the winter months, this minimises sun exposure to skin lesions and moles. This can allow for better dermoscopy viewing (a distinct magnifying light, which allows a doctor to closely examine spots on the skin).

Remember to protect your skin this winter by applying 50+ sunscreen to exposed areas of skin.

If you notice a spot on the skin that looks different from the others or is changing, bleeding or itchy, it should be examined by a doctor.

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CAPRICORN

DECEMBER 22 to JANUARY 20

From now until October 16 is an ideal time to travel overseas or plan a trip.

It is also an ideal time to redevelop your interests in music, art, theatre, astrology or the metaphysics!

Jupiter is a planet of expansion and as it’s in your own sign you need to be careful of putting on the pounds.

So, get yourself to the gym, take up yoga or Pilates.

AQUARIUS

JANUARY 21 TO february 19

This is a time of reflection and healing, even retreat from the hurly, burly of life. Some aspects of your life will be insecure, probably on the emotional level, and it may be hard to face the facts which confront you. There will also be a connection to hospitals and doctors either because you may not be well or a family member may need extra care.

Your intuitive abilities will be strong.

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PISCES

FEBRUARY 20 TO MARCH 20

You will be able to work out what makes people tick and you shouldn’t be treading on anyone’s toes. Diplomacy isn’t usually your strong point, but you can make sure it is at present. This is the ideal time to invest time and energy into your personal relationships. Networking, new work initiatives and innovative plans are going to be a major factor in helping you get ahead with your business plans.

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VIRGO

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The Hunter Post

Your ambition and “go ahead” spirit are very well marked under present planetary trends. This will be the ideal time to sort out any financial concerns that may be on your mind and to take steps to improve matters for the future.

Some golden opportunities on the career and money front are about to land into your lap. This is the ideal time to employ new staff.

Your horoscope

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Real Estate

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Aberglasslyn

Neat and tidy

9 Oystercatcher Street Bed: 4 | Bath: 2 | Car: 2 For Rent: $425 p/w

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ocated close to the convenience of Maitland, this four-bedroom house could represent a good opportunity for the renter.

The house has a formal, carpeted lounge room, a tiled dining area, a kitchen with gas cooktop, stainless steel appliances, Caesarstone benchtops and glass splashbacks and

reverse cycle airconditioning in the main living area.

The property has a remote, doublecar garage and an undercover entertainment area.

For more information, phone listing agent Property Management HQ on 1800 452 052 or listing agent Katie Johnson on 0488 554 541. Inspect: By appointment.

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PROPERTY MANAGEMENT HQ

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FOR LEASE

9 FONDA AVE, RUTHERFORD $390 PER WEEK

5/7 FONDA AVE, RUTHERFORD $370 PER WEEK

LOVELY 4 BEDROOM FAMILY HOME

DUCTED AIR IN THIS BOUTIQUE COMPLEX

Located in a very central position. Boasting 4 bedrooms there is plenty of space for the family. The master bedroom has an ensuite & large walk-in robe with the remaining 3 bedrooms all having good sized built-in robes.

The kitchen offers plenty of cupboard storage & double door pantry plus quality Blanco stainless steel appliances including gas cooktop, oven & dishwasher.

There is a large carpeted formal living area as well as the additional open large plan casual living dining which leads into the rear yard & covered area - perfect for alfresco dining.

The main bathroom has separate shower & bath. The internal laundry, dble remote garage with internal access & large fully fenced rear yard complete this lovely package.

Near New 4 bedroom home with double remote garage, is located in a boutique small complex. Master built by McDonald Jones home has a lot to offer.

Master bedroom with walk-in robe & ensuite with Caesar-stone vanity.

3 other bedrooms all with built-in robes.

Gourmet kitchen with Caesar-stone benchtops, glass splash-back and quality stainless steel Omega appliances including gas cooktop, electric oven, dishwasher & large pantry.

Tiled open plan informal living & dining areas, Main bathroom with separate bath & shower, Air Conditioning, Alfresco dining area, & a private rear yard.

2 BEDROOM VILLA RESORT STYLE LIVING This gorgeous villa gives you the modern design & a wonderful outlook.

Features include: Reverse cycle airconditioning, tiled living area, Large built in wardrobes & remote controlled ceiling fans & balconies to both bedrooms.

Main bedroom has en-suite, a great kitchen with Smeg stainless steel oven & gas cooktop. Balconies off both bedrooms with lovely valley views over complex & surrounding countryside. Under stairs storage, undercover parking for 2 cars.

Resort style in ground swimming pool just a few steps from the front patio, any closer & you’d be wet!

Located just outside of town, this is the optimum location being quiet yet convenient as not too far from Muswellbrook town centre. This villa won’t last long.

1/16 WILLIAM ST, EAST MAITLAND $350 PER WEEK

38 GARLAND AVE, CESSNOCK $290 PER WEEK

9 OYSTERCATCHER ST, ABERGLASSLYN $425 PER WEEK

JUST LISTED – IMMACULATE TOWNHOUSE

3 BEDROOM MODERN VILLA HOME

4 BEDROOM DESIGNER HOME WITH DOUBLE REMOTE GARAGE

In as new condition this 2 bedroom townhouse is a must see & will not last long.

Features - 2 decent sized bedrooms with built in robes, modern kitchen with dishwasher & gas cooking.

Modern bathroom & separate toilet downstairs, open plan lounge & dining, extra upstairs TV room and/or home office area.

Fully contained courtyard for private outdoor living & a single remote access garage with internal access.

Close to schools, & gourmet grocer/café, short stroll to Lawes St shops.

Constructed early 2012, so still very new.

Quality residents surround this townhouse.

This 3 bedroom, 1 bathroom, single level villa home is located only a short drive into Cessnock.

Built by Living Green Designer homes it has many modern & environmentally friendly inclusions.

Modern kitchen with gas cooktop, air conditioning, private courtyard.

Boasting open plan living, tiled living & meals area, easy care yard & a single lock up garage with internal access are just some of the features this home has to offer.

It has only had 1 prior tenant, & is in excellent condition. This lovely comfortable villa home awaits you.

1/139 Newcastle Street (New England Hwy), East Maitland. Ph: 4934 4004

1800 452 052

29/15 LOFBERG CRT, MUSWELLBROOK $295 PER WEEK

Located within the ever popular McKeachie’s Run. McDonald Jones homes offer a long list of quality inclusions to make every day living a wonderful experience.

The Gourmet Kitchen has quality Omega stainless steel appliances including a 900 wide oven, 4 burner gas cooktop with separate wok burner & dishwasher.

Caesarstone benchtops, lots of cupboards with under bench microwave space, built in pantry & glass splashbacks. Main bathroom has a big deep bath separate shower.

Master bedroom has large walk-in robe & ensuite, & the 3 remaining bedrooms are all a good size with built-in robes.

The Split cycle air conditioning in the living area will cool the home in summer & warm in winter, making it cosy all year round.

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Anna Bay

$430,000

“WALKING DISTANCE TO WATER”

Over 650m2 of land! This 4 bedroom home comprises of double carport, double garage, room for a boat or caravan, separate lounge and dining. Entertainment area overlooking the salt water pool. Walk to beaches!

CONTACT ANDREW DOUGLASS M: 0418 974 262

Tanilba Bay

“BIG AND BEAUTIFUL”

Corlette

$450,000 Nelson Bay

“GREAT LOCATION IN CORLETTE”

This cul-de-sac street is within walking distance to shops, schools and bus stop. Comprising of four bedrooms, two bathrooms, two living areas, double garage and BBQ entertainment area. Main bedroom is huge with walk-in robe, large ensuite and oversized private balcony.

CONTACT ANDREW DOUGLASS M: 0418 974 262

$250,000 Corlette

“ANOTHER OPPORTUNITy KNOCKS”

Four units already sold in the complex, if you thought you had missed out. Don’t delay again. Comprising of 2 bedrooms in heart of the action, you choose Shoal Bay Beach or Little Beach!! Ground floor unit, separate kitchen, open lounge dining room, balcony and undercover parking.

CONTACT ANDREW DOUGLASS M: 0418 974 262

$539,000

Double remote control garage, 3 bedrooms, sunroom, family room, separate kitchen and ducted air conditioning throughout and freshly painted. Owners selling all assets to free up some funds. Arrange your inspection now!!

CONTACT ANDREW DOUGLASS M: 0418 974 262

Nelson Bay

“LITTLE BEACH RIPPER”

Five bedrooms, three bathrooms, study, sewing, rumpus, games room, timber kitchen, separate dining and lounge, fire place, water views, garage, wine cellar, work room and storage, covered pergola.

$420,000

“METRES FROM WATER & ANCHORAGE”

$460,000

This three bedroom unit with large lounge room, separate dining, galley style kitchen, two bathrooms, separate laundry and double lock up garage. Water views from balcony and cul-de-sac street make this a very peaceful spot.

CONTACT ANDREW DOUGLASS M: 0418 974 262

CONTACT ANDREW DOUGLASS M: 0418 974 262

Anna Bay

Nelson Bay

$780,000

“RURAL LIVING - CLOSE TO BEACH & TOWN”

“QUALITy THROUGHOUT”

CONTACT ANDREW DOUGLASS M: 0418 974 262

SOLDIERS POINT “WATERFRONT LIVING”

You will be amazed with the size of this home, formal lounge, dining room, tiled hallway, separate designer kitchen.

Rumpus room leading onto alfresco BBQ entertainment area. Family room overlooks the water. Huge main + ensuite and W.I. robe, 3 queen-size bedrooms with built-ins.

CONTACT ANDREW DOUGLASS M: 0418 974 262

“HORIZONS GOLF ESTATE”

$570,000

Popular Horizons Golf Course in Salamander Bay is this four bedroom, four bathroom house. Comprising two living areas, open plan kitchen, double remote control garage and a screened in entertainment/BBQ room for those relaxing afternoon & nights.

CONTACT ANDREW DOUGLASS M: 0418 974 262

What a brilliant opportunity to purchase this waterfront unit. Recently renovated throughout. Gorgeous kitchen with granite benchtops, separate laundry, 2 large bedrooms, open plan living/dining area with tiled floors. Enjoy the views overlooking the water from your under cover balcony, cool off in the complex swimming pool or take a dip in the sandy beach. Owners are committed in selling.

CONTACT ANDREW DOUGLASS M: 0418 974 262

Shoal Bay

“STRATA TITLE DUPLEX”

$360,000 CORLETTE

This three bedroom duplex is within walking distance to Shoal Bay shops and beach. Open plan living, newly renovated kitchen, with side and rear yard.

Walk to Shoal Bay School. Reduced!!!

CONTACT ANDREW DOUGLASS M: 0418 974 262

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Anna Bay

$320,000

“SANDCASTLES AT ANNA BAy”

Close to park/playground/skatepark for the kids, safe swimming beach and rock pools to explore at Birubi Point, great surfing and enjoy a coffee or lunch at Birubi Beach café. 3 bedrooms, lounge and dining, galley kitchen and courtyard for BBQ’s.

CONTACT ANDREW DOUGLASS M: 0418 974 262

$435,000 Nelson Bay

$525,000

“INVESTMENT/RETIREES - TORRENS TITLE”

“NORTH FACING DUPLEX”

CONTACT ANDREW DOUGLASS M: 0418 974 262

CONTACT ANDREW DOUGLASS M: 0418 974 262

This low maintenance duplex has 3 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, lounge, dining room, enclosed pergola, ent. area and double garage. The property currently has tenants and just a short walk down to Bagnalls Beach.

Bus stop nearby, surrounded by other quality homes.

6 Yacaaba Street, Nelson Bay NSW 2315

This three bedroom duplex is spread over three levels. Main bedroom and en-suite downstairs with own large balcony.

Second and third bedroom and separate laundry in the middle, lounge room/dining room/family room top floor.

Views of the water from the lounge and large deck area.

andrew@douglassportstephensrealestate.com.au

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Salamander Bay

$385,000 The Hunter Post

$745,000

“BIG LIVING ROOMS & BEDROOMS”

$389,000

Two bathrooms, large outdoor entertainment deck area, access from main bedroom or lounge room. Split air conditioning and kitchen is central to the dining/ lounge. Security parking, internal security and within walking distance to clubs, restaurants, shops and transport. Live in, holiday rent or permanently rent.

CONTACT ANDREW DOUGLASS M: 0418 974 262

Opportunity to own rural land so close to Anna Bay. Approximately 4.5 acres. The current cottage has three (3) bedrooms, family and dining room, 1 bathroom and double lock up garage. Potential to re-develop subject to Council approval.

Corlette

Real Estate

4984 1622

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Holden Viva Hatch

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Holden Colorado 4x4

$12,980

Toyota RAV 4

Steel tray, bull bar, towbar etc. Work or play.

BU08BQ

Mazda CX7 Classic SUV Popular Auto, air cond, p/steer, alloys, low kms. A must see vehicle CJJ57X

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Auto, air cond, p/steer, p/ windows, low kms BV 32 HL

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Auto, air cond, p/steer, tow bar. Beaut price AT 40 QF

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Diesel, manual, air cond, p/steer. Special vehicle at a special price.

H21599

Landcruiser Table Top

2 to from choose

Work or play Diesel, p/steer, air cond, aluminium tray, sunraisers, tow bar, etc AB 71 NL

BG40GK

$22,890

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Hyundai iLoad Van

Isuzu D Max 4x4

3litre diesel, p/steer, air cond, bull bar, tow bar, dual cab. Work or play.

$19,980

Soft top, bull bar, tow bar, big alloys, air cond, plus more.

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08, Diesel manual van, p/steer, aircon, excellent condition. Ready for work or play BW12OZ

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F250 Dual Cab truck What a Auto, air cond, 22 inch chrome wheels, tow bar, etc, etc. Yours today at this price H21965

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$6,790

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Jaw-dropping decision Bennett: Hayne was right to send Snowden off after tackle

N

ewcastle Knights coach Wayne Bennett couldn’t argue with the decision to send off Kade Snowden in Saturday night’s loss to the North Queensland Cowboys.

“I thought it was fair enough (to send Snowden off),” Bennett said after the game.

Snowden was sent off in the 65th minute by referee Shayne Hayne for a shoulder charge on the Cowboys’ Ray Thompson, which resulted in a likely broken jaw for the hooker.

“I am disappointed for Kade and for Ray, I hate to see that, there was no malice and wasn’t intentional,” Bennett said.

“If that is the standard they (NRL) want to set, I am happy with that.

“Kade is extremely disappointed, he is a good bloke, he plays tough and he didn’t intend to do it.

“No-one is disputing a shoulder charge. He obviously has got a case to answer and he has to take the penalty.”

Stand-in captain Jarrod Mullen echoed the sentiments of his coach.

“It wasn’t the best thing to happen and I do feel for Ray Thompson, like I said I don’t think there was any malice in it but it did make contact with the head,” Mullen said.

“So whatever the ref goes with, fair enough.”

The Knights loss to the North Queensland Cowboys at 1300SMILES Stadium on Saturday night continues a disappointing recent run for the team, with only one win from their last five games.

Kade Snowden was sent off following a shoulder charge on Ray Thompson Photo: Newcastle Knights

Following Snowden’s send-off, it didn’t take long for the Cowboys to take advantage of having an extra player on the field, with Robert Lui throwing a dummy and beating the defence in the 69th minute to win the game 26-6.

The Knights went in to the half time break 14-points behind and despite an energised effort in the second half, were unable to contain the desperate Cowboys side who as a result of Saturday’s win, move into eight position. The Knights are 7th.

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MON-FRI: 8AM - 7PM SAT: 9AM - 5PM SUN: 10AM - 5PM PROPRIETORS: SASHA ROBERTSON & PHARMAVEND P/L.

SALE STARTS: 16TH AUGUST ENDS: 1ST SEPTEMBER 2013