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Kitted up for challenge Climbing the Eureka Tower in a fireman’s ‘full kit’ is no small feat, but Chiltern Fire Brigade lieutenant Shannon Beacom is having a crack at the Eureka Climb this weekend. FULL STORY PAGE 2
Babies loved By KRYSTEN MANUEL AFTER the uproar that came with news of the Mercy Health Service Parent and Baby Unit closure, the opening of the Parents and Babies Service House at Wodonga Hospital has been welcomed with open arms. And thanks to a generous group of local Dulux Accredited Painters, the house has just received a new lick of paint. The team of local Dulux Accredited Painters donated two days worth of manpower to refresh the facility, with paint and accessories donated by the Inspirations Paint store in Albury. “There’s always lots of good causes out there, but everyone can associate and recognise the role that services like the parents and babies unit provide to the community,” Dulux Accredited Program national account manager Craig Blinco said. “It’s nice to give something back and so many organisations have quite a lot of support going around, but this is something that doesn’t have that large-scale support so it’s nice to actually choose one of the little guys.” Participating over the last two days were Brushworks Painting, B&A Eales Painting and Decorating, Chris Seymour Painting, War-Dee’s Painting; John Stokes Painting Contractor Pty Ltd, and Farben Painting and Decorating. Third-time mum Brooke Beggs could be an upcoming guest at the new facility, and has gratefully utilised the Mercy Parent and Baby Unit with her first two children. Ms Beggs arrived with her first daughter “frazzled and in need of help,” with daughter Darcy suffering from feeding and attachment issues. “It was definitely nice to go over and have a rest as well as meet a few of the other mums that I still know to this day. “It was a very quiet environment.
They put Darcy and (four years later) Albie into their own rooms and gave me a rest in another room. We watched the clock to help them self settle on intervals. “They taught me how to wrap them properly and self-settle which has actually helped a lot with this one, it’s all coming back to me.” Ms Beggs gave birth to her third child, Lotti, on Monday. The next couple of months will determine if Ms Beggs will utilise the new facility with Lotti. Wodonga Hospital deputy director of nursing and maternity services Julie Wright said the new facility was now more of a one-stop-shop thanks to its relocation. “The Mercy Health Service Parent and Baby Unit ran for 30 years and as The Mercy’s core business was centred around palliative and aged care, they felt it was better to align the parents and baby service with Albury Wodonga Health, which runs all the other maternity services,” she said. “It’s hugely important to the community and I think that became more evident when there was some concern that the Parents and Baby Unit at The Mercy would close. That was never going to be the issue but I think there was genuine concern that came about because the community were a bit unsure of what might happen.” The current facility offers help for a myriad of problems and is organised by midwide and lactation consultant Ros Taig and maternal and child health nurse Carla McDonald. “The learning curve of a new mother is huge,” Ms Taig said. “I think it’s probably one of the biggest adjustments you have to make in your life and you don’t actually realise that until you’re there. Sometimes it doesn’t all come together smoothly and that’s where we can help.”
Brooke Beggs and her newborn daughter Lotti. Inset: Brian Eales, John Stokes, John Ward, Brad Emblin, Paul Hossack, Louis Cecile, Craig Blinco and Chris Seymour have generously donated their time and efforts to this worthy project.
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Needle therapy for ladies By KRYSTEN MANUEL THESE days, when we’re strung out, stressed out and ‘just over it,’ culture encourages us to reach out for a Xanax or some kind of chemical answer. But the older generation had their own ‘chill pill.’ For 93-year-old Holly Costin and many of her peers, knitting dolls and golliwogs was the answer. “My husband and I used to buy old houses and do them up, I love decorating and filling them with beautiful things,” she said. “We wanted to put an extra room on this house and the council started pulling things down and it was such a mess – and I cannot stand a mess! So I
started to knit big dolls for the church. I think it kept my sanity.” But the real test of Holly’s sanity came when the tornado in March this year tore through Mulwala. With her house in Rutherglen, the last part of the tornado clipped the side of Holly’s house, causing substantial damage and the mother of all messes. With her nerves going into overdrive, Holly whipped out the knitting needles and knitted her way back to sanity – making 40 golliwogs in the process. “When I came here I’d never heard of knitted golliwogs, but I was asked to make one and actually sold 40 of them,” she said. Holly now lives in Borella House
with several other talented ladies, including 88-year-old Evelyn Grigsby, whose knitting sets a high bar in competition and is constantly admired by her peers. “She’s a very clever lady,” Evelyn’s daughter in law, Margaret Grigsby said. “She had eight children and they all had their dolls dressed and everything. But now she can’t do it, that’s what frustrates her – with her eyes she just can’t see.” Sadly, with macular degeneration taking its toll, Evelyn has had to give up the passion she began at just five years old, though her previous work will still be shown at the 26th annual Doll, Bear and Hobby Show this month.
The Doll, Bear and Hobby Show is an event started by Margaret that attracts entries from far and wide, and all not for profit, going straight back into the community. “I started it 26 years ago with a group of ladies in the Quota Club,” she said. “I did it with them for 17 years, then we decided it had run its race so a doll teacher from Wodonga, Denise Hayman took it on with Cooinda and they’ve done it for the handicap services since. Last year Aspire took over and this year I was contacted by one of the teddy bear makers to take it back up. “This year it’s a group of eight ladies plus volunteers. We had to get
insurance as well, so it’s been quite a battle. “We just want to have a nice show and put the money back into the community.” Margaret said when she started the show in 1987, doll making was the second-biggest hobby in the world next to stamp collecting. The Doll, Bear and Hobby Show will be held on 30 November and 1 December at the Mirambeena Community Centre from 10am-4pm. Admission is $5 for adults, $2 for children and free for children under three. For more information, call Margaret on 0402 097 565, Chris on 0428 545 329 or Sue on 02 6021 4203.
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Logical dollars By KRYSTEN MANUEL WITH the Logic Foodshare Family Open Day looming, organisers are still looking for more entries in what is rumoured to be one of the biggest fund-raising events of the year. “The fun run support has been excellent so far but we would love to see some more activity with the bike ride,” Logic Foodshare Family Open Day co-ordinator Geoff Haberecht said. “We’re hoping to attract at least 5000 people to the overall event, but we could attract up to 10,000.” Mr Haberecht says the day will primarily benefit Foodshare, but the bike ride is an initiative of Legacy. “It’s all about Foodshare and Legacy have come in with their annual bike ride,” he said. “Foodshare is sponsored through Wodonga TAFE who are the operators of the Deca Training Centre. When we sat down 12 months ago we looked at a fund-raising aspect for the Rotary Club and it was suggested we put at least half the funds towards Foodshare. “It was something very high on our agenda in the first place because of the growing need for
Foodshare in this region. It has become quite an enormous organisation. “It’s become very obvious over the last few years that people within the district need more and more help. What we’re seeing is a growing need, not just in the bottom of the market, but it’s affecting middle income groups as well - it’s a bigger proportion than it ever has been. “Legacy is an institution that has been around for a long time. They’re always in need of funds and their work goes pretty well unheralded. Our Rotary Club has partnered with Legacy to assist with the profile of their bike ride.” The Rotary Club of Albury North (RCAN) in conjunction with Wodonga TAFE and the Driver Education Centre have set the Family Open Day date for November 17. The day includes any and every type of demonstration, showing and activity available. RCAN is assembling a full day of activities to suit all age groups, commencing with a 10km fun run including a lap of the race track and the annual Legacy Bike Ride with 18km and 60km bike rides leaving the logic centre in the morning and returning in time for the festivities.
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The program includes contributions from the Albury and District Car Club, Sports Car Club, go-kart demonstrations, Panthers Junior Cycling Club, Albury Wodonga Model Aero Club, trucks, forklift demonstrations, learner driving education demonstrations, with displays from Albury Wodonga Health Services and high end hi-fi audio demonstrations. A full program of music and entertainment is planned to suit all ages, with entertainment commencing at 11am. A forklift competition will also go ahead, though more entries are needed. “It’s designed as a family event to be a feel-good day,” Mr Harberecht said. “On top of a large number of traders, we also have quite a variation of food stalls.” The Logic Foodshare Family Open Day is on November 17 from 10am-4pm at the Wodonga TAFE Logic Campus. Adult $10, under 18s $5, family capped at $20. For more information, visit www.rotaryalburynorth.org.au, or call Geoff Haberecht on 0401 181 854, or Katie Shalevski on 02 6055 6991.
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The long climb out By KRYSTEN MANUEL WODONGA’S Huon Hill is playing host to the very first Freedom Climb event in Australia. Freedom Climb is a project of Operation Mobilisation (OM), which has been in action for 55 years, currently working in 118 countries. “The concept of freedom climb is a symbolic gesture that many people in the world can’t climb out of their situations –poverty or enslavement and so on,” Freedom Climb director Kate Rodwell said. “So we use it as a symbol to raise funds, awareness and advocacy for these people so their lives can be changed.” The climb will be at Huon Hill on 16 November with events from 1-5pm. “Huon Hill itself is a really easy climb,” Ms Rodwell said. “There are a few people who can’t do the climb so they’re involved with manning the registration tables and helping out as marshals and so on. Even if you can’t climb you’re very welcome to come, help out and learn more about the issues.” At the top of the climb people will be welcomed, with information on Freedom Climb’s cause as well as authentic products made by people all over the world. “A lot of people don’t realise there’s actually approximately 27 million people enslaved around the world at the moment,” Ms Rodwell said. “The idea is that it’s not only awareness but also sending money back so we can see them growing in their sustainability
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Gates heads new goat lobby NEW South Wales goat producer Rick Gates has been elected president of the Goat Industry Council of Australia for the next 12 months. He was elected to the position at the council’s annual general meeting this week in Wodonga and takes over from
Glen Telford the council’s president for the past three years. David Kimmorley from Queensland was elected vice president and Peter Lauterbach from South Australia was re-elected treasurer.
Mr Gates runs Burndoo Station, which incorporates a rangeland goat depot 70km south east of Wilcannia, NSW. He is a long standing NSW Farmers Goat Committee member and previous chair and his enthusiasm for the industry is unrelenting.
Ideas wanted for $2m gift from eftpos EFTPOS is calling on AlburyWodonga residents to help choose which worthy causes should receive a share of up to $2 million that will be donated to charity in the eftpos Giveback program this Christmas.
ty about where the money could be put to best use this year. “The eftpos Giveback tradition is in its third year and we are looking to double the donation value up to $2 million,” Mr Mansfield said.
Eftpos managing director Bruce Mansfield said with so many worthy causes and a record number of charity submissions for the program, the organisation is seeking input from the Albury-Wodonga communi-
I’M FED UP! Support the McGrath Foundation at Rutherglen’s inaugural Pink Pedal party. The ‘pink pedallers’ then jump on their bikes at the historic Victoria Hotel Rutherglen for a leisurely ride through the vines along the Murray to the Mountains Rail Trail to Cofield Wines and The Pickled Sisters Cafe at Wahgunyah. A sumptuous lunch and wines will be served on the lawns, showcasing the very best food and wine offerings of the region. Jude Peterkin and Jodie Hart, McGrath Breast Care Nurses for the Albury Wodonga Region, will be special guests and talk about the support they provide to women and their families experiencing breast cancer.
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As a result of the success of the Boobs, Bikes and Bubbles package organisers were thrilled to donate $1,500 to the McGrath Foundation to fund Breast Care nurses in the region. After lunch, guests are invited to relax and enjoy complimentary tastings at the cellar door before making their own way back to the Victoria Hotel for a pick-me-up coffee. All guests will receive a gift bag as a thankyou and little memento of their day. For more information about the Pink Pedal Party and to book tickets contact Sarah Pilgrim on info@victoriahotelrutherglen. com.au or phone 02 6032 8610. Ticket price $55.
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LOVERS of food, wine, cycling and shopping are invited to join Rutherglen’s inaugural Pink Pedal Party, a special one-day event hosted by Rutherglen’s Boobs, Bikes and Bubbles team this Friday. The party celebrates over 300 participants on the Boobs, Bikes and Bubbles package. It recognises the considerable funds that have already been collected through this package and donated to the McGrath Foundation, while raising additional funds for this charity. “Our Pink Pedal Party will provide an opportunity to celebrate two years of great success with our cycling package for women – Boobs, Bikes and Bubbles,” organiser Sarah Pilgrim said. “This long lunch gives local girls the opportunity to experience the benefits of this great girls’ getaway package, as well as a chance for those who have enjoyed the package to come back for more. “Profits raised from this Pink Pedal Party will also be donated to the McGrath Foundation, to continue our commitment to this valuable service.” The party invites ladies to dress in their best pink cycling outfit and spend a day sampling the best parts of the Boobs, Bikes and Bubbles package. The day starts at 10.30am at Passion Flora Gifts and Homewares with a glass or two of Cofield Wines sparkling wine, pink-themed canapés and the opportunity for a little retail therapy.
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Funding revival A COMMUNITY group that provides a well-being service is among the recipients of Wodonga Council’s latest round of Financial Assistance for Community Groups grants. The grants were presented at the council chambers last Wednesday by Wodonga Mayor Cr Mark Byatt. This year, nine applications were supported by the assessment panel with the total funding amount reaching $10,971. Among those to receive a financial shot in the arm is Revive, a new not-for-profit community outreach well-being service from St John’s Anglican Church Wodonga, for all in need in our community. Revive provides health and well-
being services and is entirely coordinated and staffed by volunteers and qualified professionals with a passion to generously contribute their time for those in need in the community. It will use the money to purchase a phone to send reminders about appointments, as well as trolleys to assist in the delivery of its service. Among those to receive grants this year are Border District Show Jumping Club, Albury-Wodonga Yacht Club, Rotary Club of West Wodonga, Albury-Wodonga Turner Syndrome Support Group, Wodonga Toy Library and St John Wodonga division, Wodonga Tennis Centre Croquet and Baranduda Scouts.
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Too fat, and too much smoking NEW statistics out today on smoking and obesity rates show some worrying trends for people in the Hume Medicare Local (HML) area and highlight the need for further research. The National Health Performance Authority (NHPA) publications reveal both overweight and obesity rates, and tobacco smoking rates for each Medicare Local area in Australia by using data from the Australian Bureau of Statistics Australian Health Survey. To compare the Medicare Locals more fairly, each Medicare Local area is placed in a group based on remoteness and socio-economic status. Hume Medicare Local CEO David Dart says the data reveals that the estimated smoking rate in the HML area is 22 per cent, placing it three per cent above the average of its group.
New statistics have revealed dangerous figures for smoking and obesity in the Hume region. “The rates in the Hume area are just six per cent below the highest rates recorded in the country - this shows the message still isn’t getting through to many local people,” he said. The data also shows that the
obesity rate in the HML area is 30 per cent, which is slightly below the average of its group but still a major concern. “While the statistics show the obesity rate for the general HML population is 30 per cent, there are groups of people where this proportion is much larger,” Mr Dart said. “The results demonstrate the importance of a locally tailored approach to preventative health and primary health care, however there are some gaps in the data with no rate of overweight people available for the HML area.” The missing statistic is one of a number that will be filled through the development of the HML comprehensive needs analysis, which aims to identify service gaps in the region through extensive local research and data collation.
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Wodonga’s new spa & salon DO you have an extra special event coming up? Are you a bridesmaid trying to organise the perfect hens day? A doting best friend organising a birthday surprise? Or perhaps you just want to get a group together for an afternoon of luxury and indulgence! Well look no further – Beaute Spa & Salon is now taking bookings for it’s grand opening next Tuesday, and booking now will get you 20 per cent off any and every treatment! Situated in central Wodonga, Beaute Spa & Salon welcomes you to an elegant but cosy atmosphere taking the very best of vintage French style and specialising in group and couple bookings, as well as customised face and body treatments to suit your unique needs. “I saw a niche in the Wodonga market for more of the spa treatments so that’s why I thought ‘instead of going all the way to Beechworth or over to Albury, why not have it here’?” Beaute Spa & Salon owner and operator Tace Morris said.
“My vision is to really focus on the spa treatments – the body wraps, the massages, facials, as well as catering to spa parties, bridal parties, double treatments and things like that.” Imagine spending a few hours with the girls in a stunning environment, receiving superb treatments, relaxing with a glass of bubbly and catching up on all the goss – how divine! Tace has been studying beauty therapy since high school and spent a great deal of time preparing the business to give it the best start possible. Having nally found the perfect venue, thoroughly researched make-up and skin products, as well as completed her certicate four in business management, Tace believes she has found the perfect recipe to give the people of Albury Wodonga what they need. “At Beaute Spa & Salon, the whole theme is vintage French,” she said. “I thought it would give it a really nice feel instead of walking into a salon that’s bright white and modern, I wanted it
to feel like home. It’s a comfortable environment, very warm but still very classy. “I’m using Skincare ASAP which is a beautiful range. I wanted to go for products that actually worked where you can see results. “For make-up I’m using Inika which is 100 per cent organic, vegan tested and Australian, and that’s what everyone is looking for these days – mineral make-up that won’t damage your skin. “I’ve also planned to have specials every three months.” Laser hair removal is also on offer and performed by Kerry Khann from Karmicvibe, while microdermabrasion and skin peels by Tace also feature on Beaute Spa & Salon’s extensive spa menu. “Microdermabrasion and skin peels are the two things I’m most passionate about because they give the best results, especially for people with problem skin,” she said. “Microdermabrasion is basically an extreme exfoliation. It’s done using a machine with a hand-held piece that moves over your skin and removes all
the dead skin off your face. “Usually when I do it on someone for the rst time I do it on one side of their face to begin with so they can actually see and feel the immediate difference. After three days they’ll be saying ‘my skin feels amazing!’ “The skin peels give excep-
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Social Seen All folks at the Oaks By KRYSTEN MANUEL
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OAKS Day celebrations in Albury had the ladies out in full force, not to mention horses, trainers and jockeys from near and far. Fashions on The Field was hotly contested, so much so that judges couldn’t decide on Lady of The Day - a first for Albury’s Myer Fashions On The Field, forcing judges to conclude a joint win between Renee Nes-
bitt and Jo Hicks. Marquee Choice went to Chelsea Collins in a stunning neon orange dress with blue accessories and stand-out hat. The Millinery Award went to Bec Duryea with her pink and white headpiece made by Albury milliner Morell Cannon. On the track, race one was taken out by Atlanta Rock, race two by Cresta Condor. Brett Cavanough placed first and second in race three with Scatcat and
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Lost art of Tommy McRae AN EXHIBITION of sketches from the ’lost’ book of artworks by indigenous artist Tommy McRae will be featuring in Wahgunyah as part of the town’s Heritage Weekend this week. Tommy McRae spent much of his adult life in Wahgunyah. It was there, in the early 1880s, that the Wahgunyah telegraph master Roderick Kilborn assisted Tommy to develop his talent through providing him pen, ink and paper. Tommy McRae was commissioned in the 1880s to create a sketchbook of artworks, The Lucas Sketchbook, which has recently been found in an English attic among items from a deceased estate. The sketchbook was recently acquired by the National Library of Australia. Art historian Hilary Jankelson will be a guest speaker for the weekend, discussing the drawings and telling the story of the sketchbook and its journey to Australia. The sketches will be a highlight of Wahgunyah’s Heritage Weekend on 16 and 17 November. The new Wahgunyah riverside walking trail, the Tommy McRae Track, will be officially opened over the weekend. There will also be a host of other activities paying tribute to Tommy McRae, including
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official Wahgunyah Post Office. The exhibition of Tommy’s sketches depicting Aboriginal life of hunting, Australian wildlife and ceremonial dance will be opened by Carol Cooper, Senior Curatorial Fellow at the National Museum of Australia at the Wahgunyah School of Arts from 10am on Sunday 17 November.
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Duck Inn to this one By KRYSTEN MANUEL IT’S the excited chatter of smitten guests that has people making tracks through the stunning Victorian High Country‌ The historic and iconic Blue Duck Inn Hotel is not the sort of place you just happen to ‘come by’. Situated at the confluence of three great trout rivers – the Cobungra, Bundarra and Mitta Mitta, its location, Anglers Rest, is a dead give-away to the peace and serenity you can expect from this enchanting little pub. Word of not only the amazing location, but high quality, home-made food and charming cabins has travelled the world, attracting families, honeymooners, motorcycle enthusiasts, bush walkers, white water rafters, horse riders, bird watchers, fisherman and cyclists alike. “It’s a very unique environment – we don’t have mains power, we don’t have mobile phone reception, running as we did 100 years ago on a generator,â€? owner, Lana Antony said. “We still run the hotel as it was run 100 years ago.â€? The original 1900 building was a slab construction cut
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from local timber, which operated as a butcher’s shop offering fresh meat to miners. Billy O’Connell, a successful miner, bought the building and obtained a hotel licence in 1912, but ended up nailing a panning dish to the front of the hotel and wrote with irony, ‘Blue Duck.’ (If a gold lease produces no gold, it’s known as a blue duck.) In the early ’20s, Billy O’Connell transported two houses from Omeo – room by room – through the bush on horse drays. One is the main building of the Blue Duck, the other was used as a residence on the cabin site. Lana Antony and Michael Mullis bought the Blue Duck in 2008 and fell in love with its to-die-for location and amazing history, much of which is displayed in the building today. “The building has weathered three fires and about four floods,� Lana said.
“The first buildings brought out here are still exactly the same buildings. They’ve been joined together now and a bar has been built, but we’ve followed along the lines of keeping it looking original and not making too many changes.� In keeping with the theme, the Blue Duck a la carte menu is composed of locally sourced ingredients and food made on site, with the 400-gram prime scotch fillet the main attraction – perfect to follow with crusty garlic bread and home-made bread and butter pudding. Finally, when you come for a meal and can’t tear yourself away from the place, pull up for a night or three in one of the six two-bedroom cabins. All beautifully appointed, it’s your choice as to whether you’re after rustic, raw timber or something with a more modern feel. Visit The Blue Duck Inn, Omeo Highway, Anglers Rest, 03 5159 7220.
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council can help with the registration process for a fee of up to $10. “To register your pool, people need to enter their address, the size of their property, the type of pool they own – such as an inground or spa pool – whether any work has been done to pool barriers, and how old the pool is. “It is important to remember that the register does not close on 19 November - you can still register your pool at any time and newly-built pools can still be registered after the deadline passes.’’ “Failing to have your pool registered can attract a fine – so I would urge everyone to become familiar with the new requirements. “With the weather warming up, please take this op-
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Club who are recruiting for new members. Centre director, Graham Watson, said there would be a range of programs to get kids active in a safe and supervised setting. “The splash pad proved extremely popular for young families and we will look to add activities for older children including the popular pool inflatable throughout the season,� he said. “We believe it’s important to provide health and wellness programs to the community. The YMCA and the Wodonga
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By KRYSTEN MANUEL ONE of the greatest luxuries many Australians enjoy is a refreshing dip in the pool on a hot summer’s day. But with the price of electricity, pool owners are forced to think twice about their energy usage. “A lot of people think ‘the electricity is too much, I just won’t run it for as long,’ but then the pool starts going green and they need to buy products,” Poolside Wodonga manager Kazja Lappin said. Luckily, there is an answer - the Astral Viron P320. “They run at a lot lower revolutions per minute (RPM) than what your standard pumps will,” Ms Lappin said. “Most pumps are around one horsepower, these are slightly less, but because they’re running at a much lower RPM they use a lot less electricity. You may need to run it for a little longer each day, but it will still turn your water over regularly. “They’re a three-speed pump, where most pumps are single-speed. Ninety per cent of the time it will run on a low speed, but when you’re using your automatic cleaner and vacuuming, you would need to bump it up to high.” Ms Lappin said pool owners who purchased an Astral Viron P320 would make their money back on electricity savings within two summers, and with Poolside’s discount from $1495 to $1195, pool owners would be able to enjoy their pools without spending a fortune. “Most people would find their pump currently costs them around $0.36 an hour to run,” Ms Lappin said. “These new pumps will cost around $0.06 an hour to run. “On the Astral website there’s a great conversion tool and using the details off your
With all the fuss about keeping out of the sun this summer, don’t forget your skin still needs a little vitamin D. sun exposure, should discuss any concerns with their GP. “Levels can be checked via a simple blood test and treated with supplements where required,” he said. For more information on UV, skin cancer and vitamin D, visit sunsmart.com.au For more information on vitamin D and sunshine for bone health see the Vitamin D Fact Sheet at osteoporosis.org.au For information on arthritis and musculoskeletal conditions, visit arthritisvic.org.au
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What’s on TODAY 13 ■ Albury Toy Library open 4-5pm. Inquiries, email alburytoys@gmail.com ■ Thurgoona View Friendship Club dinner meetings. Second Wednesday of each month. Boomerang Hotel, Lavington. Inquiries: Call Avril 6025 2329. ■ Albury Wodonga Regional Chronic Pain Support Group. A barbecue and fun day at Brown’s Lagoon Meeting Room, Olive Street Albury. Inquiries: Daphne 6026 3645 or Ruth 6026 3645. THURSDAY 14 ■ Wodonga Scrabble Club meeting. The Salvos Cafe, Wodonga (enter via Railway Street), 6pm-9pm. Gold coin donation. Inquiries: Natalya 0435 916 082. ■ Albury Day View Club morning tea from 10.30am at the Commercial Club. FRIDAY 15 ■ Arts Wodonga Hume Building Society Acquisitive Contemporary Art Award opening: 5.30pm at Arts Space Wodonga. Free entry (02) 6022 9600. ■ Arts Wodonga Hume Building Society Acquisitive Contemporary Art Award opening: 5.30pm at Arts Space Wodonga. Free entry (02) 6022 9600. SATURDAY 16 ■ Wodonga Toy Library Inc. Wodonga West Primary School room 30 (corner Lawrence and Murphy Streets) 9am12pm. New members welcome. Inquiries, 0404 936 208. ■ Albury Toy Library 10-11am. Inquiries, email alburytoys@gmail.com ■ NSW Justice of the Peace volunteer available every Saturday. 11am-noon at the Albury LibraryMuseum.
Jacki Cooper and John Morrison are set to impress jazz fans across the Border this Friday.
Sounds that swing DRUMMER and big band leader, John Morrison has delighted audiences for more than 25 years with his great sense of humour and dedication to sounds that swing. John has spent much of his music life playing and recording with his younger brother, worldrenowned trumpeter, James Morrison. His big band Swing City opened the Sydney Olympics in 2000. Vocalist Jacki Cooper is an exciting performer who recently won the Best Jazz Artist at the 2010 Musicoz Awards. She has released two CDs, “Jacki Cooper and Friends” and “Love For Sale”. Collaborating with John, a live recording from Thredbo Jazz Festival was released in 2007. Jacki and John are dedicated jazz performers and educators who love to entertain. Besides travelling around Australia doing workshops and
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concerts with primary and high school students and community groups, they have also had successful tours to New York City as well as Shanghai and Beijing. John and Jacki’s most recent album Mood Swings, released in 2009, features two of the finest young jazz rhythm section players in the country - Tim Fisher on piano and Karl Dunnicliff on bass. The repertoire features a mix of classic standards and some not so well-known tunes, latin grooves and great blues tunes guaranteed to keep a party swinging. Don’t miss John Morrison, Jacki Cooper and Friends on Friday 15 November at the JAZZ basement, Gateway Village. The bar opens from 7.30pm and tickets are $20/ $15 concession, call or text Graeme on 0438 623 462 for performance seating reservations. Unpaid reserved seats valid to 8pm. Open at 6pm.
■ Fellowship of First Fleeters. Meetings held third Saturday of every month. Multi-purpose room Albury LibraryMuseum. 10am for 10.30 start. All welcome. ■ Open House fund-raiser for the Bonegilla Hall. 10am-3pm, 3829 Murray Valley Highway. Minimum entry of $5 per person, includes a sausage sizzle, tea and coffee. SUNDAY 17 ■ The St David’s Uniting Church 2013 Advent (Christmas) Workshops for primary school children, ’Christmas Around The World’, will be held over four Sundays, 17 and 24 November, 1 and 8 December, between 9.15am and 11.15am at the church hall, corner Olive and Wilson Streets, Albury. Stories, songs, craft, games and refreshments. No cost. To register contact the church office (weekdays 9am-noon), 593 Olive Street, Albury, alburyuca@bigpond.com or (02) 6021 6847. TUESDAY 19 ■ Wodonga Toy Library Inc. Wodonga West Primary School room 30 (corner Lawrence and Murphy Streets) 11.30am-1.30pm. New members welcome. Inquiries, 0404 936 208. ■ Wodonga Family History Society. Meets at Wodonga Library, meeting every third Tuesday of the month 7.30pm, Felltimber Community Centre cnr Felltimber Creek Road and Melrose Drive. ■ The Embroiderers Guild, Victoria Albury Wodonga Branch meets at Mirambeena Community Centre, Lavington on the first and third Tuesdays of the month at 9.30am. New members welcome. Inquiries: 02 6024 2608.
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(MA 15+) THE COUNSELOR (M) Thu to Wed 11.30am, 4.30, 7.00, 9.30 BACKYARD ASHES (M) Thu to Wed 2.00, 6.30 JACKASS PRESENTS: BAD GRANDPA (MA15) Thu to Tue 11.30am, 2.00, 4.30, 7.00, 9.30 Wed 11.30am, 2.00, 4.30, 7.00 NO FREE TICKETS SURCHARGE APPLIES
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Saddle up for a thigh-slappin’ hootenanny at the Kinross this weekend with The Pigs.
Family of pigs By KRYSTEN MANUEL THEY’RE the most energetic, enjoyable family band around and they’re back in Albury to wreak havoc at the Kinross no, not the Von Trapp Family Singers, it’s The Pigs! Amid their The Collossal Hangover tour, front man T-Bone Pig took some time out of the pen for a casual but very entertaining conversation with NewsWeekly about family feuds, the art of mockery and their journey thus far. KM: So you’ve just returned from Europe, how was that experience? TP: We developed a bit of a following over in Europe which is a bit crazy but a lot of fun. This was our second trip and we just played at a few gigs and festivals around Germany. KM: And there were a few blues with the brothers I hear? TP: It’s great that we can sit in separate seats on the plane. Touring is like a holiday but not. We’re forced together all the time and it can be a challenge, but luckily there’s beer. What we can do is drink a lot of fantastic German beer, eat some German sausage and you just get over it. KM: The Pigs have been around for a fair while now - I remember seeing you play at a punch party at my university and thinking ’those guys are going places!’
TP: That was a crazy party! KM: And then you were on Australia’s Got Talent... TP: Yes, we’re not good looking enough for X Factor! But we gained a lot more fans in Australia because of that. KM: The Pigs have been around for a number of years now, do you feel like you’re on track for your vision for the band? TP: Well the band started as a silly idea and we just drank beer and had no expectations. Gradually more people started coming to the gigs and it developed from there. We’ve recorded three albums now which we’re very proud of and we’re starting to make inroads overseas. It is growing but hard to know what we intended in the first place because we didn’t intend much! We just wanted to have fun and we still are. KM: It certainly looks like it from the energy you have on stage. Is that just how you guys have fun? TP: Yes definitely, that and an incredible vitamin and fitness regime. During the week it’s heads down bums up in the fitness department. I have my own personal trainer. It’s like Rocky for pigs. You can tell when you look at us as well, we’re quite cut. KM: So how did you develop your current style?
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TP: We love bluegrass, pop and rock, and we like to mix them together. We have a lot of original material as well. We love the bad behaviour of hillbilly styling so we try to put all of that into music, and often when we hear a song on the radio that could be helped with a bit of banjo we do it. KM: Looking at some of the covers like Single Ladies and Gold Digger, it’s obviously a bit of tongue in cheek as well? TP: Of course. We actually wrote Single Ladies. The message is all the same, that you’ve only got yourself to blame if you don’t do something about an opportunity, that’s the message Beyonce fed and it’s a similar message from us. KM: When you perform that song do you do the dance too? TP: Um... Our drummer cousin Sheamus often does some of the dance, he just can’t help himself. KM: Are you looking forward to coming back to the Kinross? TP: We love the Kinross! It’s fantastic, it’s one of those classic Australian iconic venues. It’s big, it’s open and holds a lot of party people. The Pigs will be at The Kinross Woolshed, Friday 15 November from 9pm. Inquiries: 02 6043 1155
CAPTAIN PHILLIPS (M) NO FREE TICKETS Thu Fri Mon Tue Wed 11.00am, 2.00, 6.45, 9.30 Sat Sun 2.00, 4.30, 6.45, 9.30 ABOUT TIME (M) Thu Fri Mon Tue Wed 10.30am, 1.30, 4.00, 8.30 Sat Sun 1.30, 4.00, 8.30 JACKASS PRESENTS: BAD GRANDPA (MA15) Wed 9.30 pm 2D GRAVITY (M) $10 TICKETS Thu Fri Mon Tue 2.15, 9.00 Sat Sun 9.00 Wed 2.15 THE HUNGER GAMES: CATCHING FIRE (M) MIDNIGHT SCREENING Thu 22nd Nov 12.01am THE HUNGERGAMES (all tickets $9.00) Wed 9.00pm
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A tough tale with a hard edge By KRYSTEN MANUEL MOVIE: The Counsellor DURATION: 111 minutes Starring: Brad Pitt, Michael Fassbender, , Javier Bardem, Cameron Diaz, Penelope Cruz and Dean Norris DIRECTOR: Ridley Scott THIS one is not for the faint of heart. With several heads lopped off in colourful fashions and a somewhat disturbing scene involving Cameron Diaz suctioned to a windscreen – yes it’s what you’re thinking – at least The Counsellor could never be accused
of being boring. It tells the story of a rich, successful lawyer known only as Counsellor (Fassbender) with everything he could want at his fingertips, but of course everything is not enough. The Counsellor’s one time deal involving the Mexican drug cartel goes very wrong and immediately sends him and everyone around him spinning towards a violent and inevitable end. At the cold realisation of what he’s done, the Counsellor sets out to protect the only thing he truly loves, his fiancee Laura (Cruz).
Propped up by an all star cast, each character is specifically designed with their own individual agendas and weaknesses that seem to protrude more-so than those in other films. Counsellor the naive, Laura - the oblivious, Malkina (Diaz) - the cruel but clever, Reiner (Bardem) - the blind and Westray (Pitt) - the all too confident. Throwing them all into a pot and mixing makes for a savage world dealing only in absolutes and resulting in only one winner.
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Enzo Raimondo CEO Real Estate Institute of Victoria
Tips on bidding Before the auction commences, be sure to position yourself where you can see the auctioneer and where they can see and hear you. Make your bids clear by announcing them and raising your hand. During the auction, the auctioneer should announce if the property is “on the market” if the owner’s reserve price has been reached. If the reserve price isn’t reached, the property will be passed in to the highest bidder, or on a vendor bid. If it is passed in, the owner must first negotiate with the highest bidder for the purchase of the property. So if the auctioneer announces that the property is going to be passed in, it is a good strategy at this point to make sure you are the highest bidder to secure this
AUCTION season is in full swing this year with a record number of auctions held last weekend. The REIV offers a few tips for potential buyers on how to bid at auction. Before you attend the auction, ensure that you have a plan including knowing when you intend to commence bidding and at what price point you should stop. On the day of the auction ensure you arrive early and make a final inspection of the property. You can check the contract of sale, vendor’s statement, and auction rules which should all be on display for at least 30 minutes before the auction commences. If you have any questions about the auction rules, ask the agent in attendance.
option to negotiate with the owner. Once the property’s passed in, it is too late. The auctioneer can’t re-open the auction to accommodate a late bid and override this option that someone else has secured ahead of you. While the owner needs to negotiate with the highest bidder, if you are not prepared to meet the owner’s asking price, the owner may end negotiations with you immediately and start negotiating with another interested party. If you are not confident about bidding at auction you should consider using an REIV buyer’s agent, who can be engaged to assist with all aspects of the process, including the bidding. To find out more, visit www.reiv.com.au
Comparison with Valuer-General
VILLAGE LIFE WODONGA
The REIV adopted a seasonally adjusted median price to account for changes that occur periodically within the year. In general, median house prices increase in the December quarters and decrease in the March quarters. This is because there are more sales and more auctions during the December quarter. Conversely, by the March quarter, there are fewer sales and auctions. Prices of homes sold at auction are around 50 per cent higher than others. This is because many auctions are held in the inner city, so house prices are more likely to increase in quarters where there are more auction sales. While the REIV has adopted the seasonally adjusted median price, the original and trend series are also available on our website at www. reiv.com.au
THERE are many different calculations of the median price available to the public. While having more information can be helpful, it can also be confusing. The Valuer-General has released the March quarter 2013 median prices. These showed a 5.4 per cent decrease in Melbourne’s median house price. And yet the REIV recorded a 3.1 per cent increase. So why is there a difference? The answer lies in the methodology. The Valuer-General publishes the raw (original) median price, while the REIV publishes a seasonally adjusted median price. Both are valid calculations and show a different aspect of the market. Other data providers like the Australian Bureau of Statistics provide original, seasonally adjusted, and trend series of their data.
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Ultimate man-cave By KRYSTEN MANUEL THE big drawcard of this newly renovated property is by far its fully lined 8m x 9m shed. Solid concrete floors, plastered walls and ceilings, downlights, separate storage room, theatre room and built-in benches welcome any and every possibility. Set up a home business, a granny flat, entertainment and games area, or the most epic man-cave imaginable this shed is the envy of men and women alike! Located in central Wodonga, just walking distance from the heart of town, 72 Wigg Street has a lot to offer, especially for the young, small family. This is made abundantly clear once
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entering the large backyard. Stepping out the back door you are undercover thanks to a new pergola. Looking towards the back of the yard, a large shadecloth covers a substantial section of lawn - ideal for entertaining in the warm summer months, and a convenient garden shed is also situated to the side. But it’s the play equipment that will have the little ones pulling your shirt and asking when you will move in - complete with two levels, a sandpit, slide and numerous other colourful play options. Walking into the house from the front door, you will notice the brand-new complete renovation of the the home’s interior. New paint, new carpet and polished floorboards make for a crisp, modern feel. The front two rooms of the house are
bedrooms two and three - double size and one with reverse-cycle air-conditioner. The main bedroom is queen-size and offers a ceiling fan. The family room is well lit, with original window fittings, and also offers surround sound, fan and a reverse-cycle air-conditioner. On your way to the kitchen you will pass a cleverly placed study nook and storage area. The kitchen and laundry span the back section of the house, looking out to the backyard. The kitchen is fitted with modern benchtops, cupboards and a dishwasher. The laundry is surprisingly spacious and provides convenient open storage.
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Central living Or Work From Home 120 Hume Street Spacious lounge/dining/kitchen capturing a Northerly aspect Split system cooling and gas heating Beautiful garden setting on this 551m² allotment Terms: 10% deposit - Balance 60 days Auction: Saturday 30th November @ 11am - On Site wodongarealestate.com.au/1P8101
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Everybody’s Dream, 7.5 x 9m Shed 72 Wigg Street Fully lined shed with three phase power & separate driveway from the home. The shed includes lavish desk space, workbenches, phone & data points. New paint and carpet throughout, updated bathroom, study nook. Outside is complete with a private secure yard, pitched pergola and cubby house. Auction Sat 30th November @ 12.30pm On Site wodongarealestate.com.au/1P8768
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Join The Dress Circle 742 Peel Street Prime positioned home is situated in one of the most sought after areas of Albury Walking distance to Dean Street and all the cafe’s and shops Choose to renovate or detonate and develop on this totally square 742m² block Rear access to block via a laneway Auction Saturday 7th December @ 11 am On Site wodongarealestate.com.au/1P7831
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West Wodonga
Three Bedrooms, Study & Bungalow 111 Tarakan Street Huge kitchen with 900mm gas hotplates and dishwasher Spacious lounge and a study/sitting room or multi-purpose room Bungalow at the rear with its own gas wall furnace and in wall air conditioner Privately positioned from the streetscape and a short walk to White Box Rise $249,500 wodongarealestate.com.au/1P8617
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Proven Award Winner 14 Pinkerton Court Tiled slate verandah both front and back with entertaining area. Triple garage with two remote controlled doors at end of veranda. A separate driveway leads to a caravan shed or workshop. Set on a large allotment of approx 1400m² with stunning garden beds. $419,000 wodongarealestate.com.au/1P8742
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Open: Sunday 2.00pm - 2.30pm 330 Mia Mia Road Beautiful 15 acres, 20 minutes to Wodonga Commanding views from 18.7 square home Electric kitchen with split range and pantry Four bay steel shed, ‘man cave’ & workshop $539,000 wodongarealestate.com.au/1P8007
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Auction: Saturday @11am - On Site 3 Hobbs Close 9600m² block with potential to develop 12 month old kitchen with adjoining dining Township home with large lounge room Vaulted ceilings and beautiful hill views wodongarealestate.com.au/1P8630
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Ready, Set & Go 50 Nightingale Avenue This light & bright home presents neater than a pin and is very appealing Spacious lounge/dining with bay window bursting with light Large main bedroom with bay window, all bedrooms with built in robes Garden shed with power, automatic sprinkler system. $269,000 wodongarealestate.com.au/1P8776
Open: Sunday 11.30am - 12.00pm Unit 1/1 Murray Place Top of the class strata home Front unit of a superior development Low maintenance building and surrounds Direct access from garage. Outdoor living $259,000 wodongarealestate.com.au/1P8769
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Open: Sunday 1.00pm - 1.30pm 33 Larmer Street Lovely brick home on a big block Superb outdoor living area 1006m² yard for the children to play Take advantage of low interest rates $219,000 wodongarealestate.com.au/1P8702
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Central two bedroom home with gas and electric heating, air-conditioner, ceiling fans, kitchen/ meals area, separate lounge, small outdoor area and large yard. This property is close to schools, FIONA THOMAS
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shops and parklands. Avail 15.11.13
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Turon Crt, Wodonga
Gayview Dr $265pw Avail now 3 BR home, dishwasher, air conditioning, gas heating, timber floors, carport, garden shed. Templeton Pl $270 Avail 20.11.13 3 bedroom, ducted cooling, gas heating, WIR, BIRs, enclosed yard, double carport. No pets. Conlan Cir $270pw Avail 15.11.13 Neat & tidy 3 BR home, ducted heat/cool, ceiling fans, BIRs, DW, undercover area, 2 carports, DLUG/shed with storage, encl yard. Dundee Dr $300pw Avail now 3 bedroom home, gas heating, split system, ENS, BIR, large enclosed yard, double carport. Yarralumla Dr $320pw Avail 22.11.13 Executive 3 bedroom, ensuite, ducted heating/ cooling, alfresco area, double lock up garage with internal access. Maygar Ave $305pw Avail 22.11.13 As new 3 bedroom, S/S heating/cooling, ENS, WIR, open plan living, BIRs, remote DLUG
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A rare opportunity to live close to the river. Flat blocks available. Panoramic valley views to magnificent mountains and distant snowfields. Country living with city convenience. Close to Albury/Wodonga CBD.
Area 4.94ac 4.97ac 5.37ac 5.22ac 7.86ac 5.88ac 5.06ac
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Price $299,000 $290,000 $269,000 $259,000 $289,000 $305,000 SOLD
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MORE GREAT LAND FOR SALE Whenby Grange............................... Wattle Glen.................................... Wattle Views................................... Yackandandah Heights..................... Daintree Estate............................. Western Park.................................. Baranduda Park............................... Country Club................................... Federation Park...............................
two showers and toilets, large yard and car
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Albury & District properties
Stage 1 Area 4.942 ac 5.228 ac 4.944 ac 5.923 ac 5.915 ac 4.979 ac 5.458 ac
boards throughout, three bedrooms, split system
Little Snowy Creek Rd, Eskdale $90pw Avail now 1 bedroom, ensuite, kitchen area, gas stove, open fireplace, electric panel heater, laundry. Kearney Ln, Staghorn Flat $280pw Avail 15.11.13 2 BR unit 10 mins from Wodonga, built-in robes, stainless steel appliances, outdoor entertaining area, double length carport. Unit is offered furnished & includes gardening. Willong St, Tallangatta $290pw Avail 15.11.13 4 BR home, timber floors, wood heater, S/S cooling, DLUG, garden shed. Lawn & garden Tara Ave, Albury $220pw Avail 19.11.13 maintenance included in rent. 1 BR townhouse, S/S heating/cooling, BIR, Back Creek Rd, Yack $390pw Avail now enclosed private entertaining area, single carport. 4 bedroom home is situated on 3.5 acres. Features Cadell St, Albury $310pw Avail now include ensuite & walk through wardrobes, built-in Modern 3 bedroom, BIRs, ducted cooling, gas robes, dishwasher, gas cooking, butler’s pantry, heating, dishwasher, enclosed yard, DLUG. wood heater, in-floor heating.
Enjoy a country lifestyle with freedom and space, whilst living with the luxury of town services (water, gas, telephone, electricity, sewerage.)
Lot No 2 3 6 7 8 20 21
$305pw
O’Meara St $340pw Avail now 3 BR, ENS, BIRs, study area, ducted heating/ cooling, alfresco area, enclosed carport. Buckley St $400pw Avail 29.11.13 New 4 BR, WIR, ENS, ducted gas heating, ducted evaporative cooling, alfresco, DLUG. Juniper Way, Baranduda $410pw Avail now 4 BR, study, ducted heating/cooling, 3 bathrooms, self contained unit, solar power, DLUG.
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Beechworth Rd $135pw Avail now Central located one bedroom unit, split system heating/cooling, gas cooking, carport. No pets. Fleet St $205pw Avail now 2 bedroom unit, BIRs, open plan kitchen/living area, air conditioning, gas heater, single lock up garage plus extra car space. Marie Dr $210pw Avail 29.11.13 Central 2 BR, gas heating, A/C, single carport, garden shed, 2nd car space, own driveway. Norm Crt $220pw Avail now 2 BR unit, large kitchen, gas heating/cooking, A/C, BIRs, SLUG, extra car space. No pets. Tower St $250pw Avail 23.11.13 2 bedroom, BIRs, S/S heating/cooling, yard not enclosed, single carport, small storage shed. Anne St $340pw Avail 03.12.13 Modern 3 BR townhouse, open plan living, ENS, WIR, ducted heating/cooling, remote DLUG.
$280pw
This three bedroom home features north facing lounge with raked ceiling, kitchen with gas cooking and dishwasher. En-suite to master bedroom. Outdoor entertaining under the all weather pergola. Single carport plus separate lock-up garage with remote. Two separate driveways. Avail 15.11.13
Yarralumla...................................... from $87,000 Willow Gardens............................... from $120,000 Blue Bonnet Estate......................... from $120,000 Industrial Land & Englobo
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POOL FENCE, 18m, GC , free local delivery. $330ono. 0458 016 555. ROLLER BLIND, outdoor, Windoware, 2.4m x 2.1m, charcoal, as new. $90. 0423 512 220.
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DEB DRESS, size 12, full length, strapless, fitted bodice with gloves. $300. (02)6024-7754. Wodonga.
BATHROOM TAPS, for renovator, 2x complete sets, Danson taps, EC. $200 the lot. (02) 6043 1565. BEDROOM CURTAINS, white lace, 9m x 7ft drop, plus maroon bone colour 280 x 7ft drop curtains, Sheridan deluxe QS doona cover. $250. (02) 6056 9684. BRUSH CUTTER, /polesaw, 7 metre reach, not used. $300. 0457 353 871.
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SECOND HAND furniture, bought and sold. Furniture removals available. 3 /1086 Nowra Street, Albury. 0407 490 127.
10.2013.32271.1 Carport & Retaining Wall
29 Southern View Drive WEST ALBURY
10.2013.32374.1 10.2013.32497.1
9 Hakea Place WEST ALBURY 617 Edward Street ALBURY, 618 Carrington Street ALBURY, 578 Lyne Street LAVINGTON 567 Buchhorn Street LAVINGTON 16 Gallagher Street THURGOONA 516 Kiewa Street ALBURY 9 Paperbark Court THURGOONA 524 Smollett Street ALBURY 461 Dean Street ALBURY
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43 One Tree Lane SPRINGDALE HEIGHTS, 629 Wagga Road ETTAMOGAH, LOT:1007 DP:1111083 Union Road GLENROY
VENDING MACHINE, Snackmate, chips, drinks and chocolates, EC. $2,500ono. (02) 6040 3002 or 0429 935 957.
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DELFT BLUE, ornaments, old fishermen with pipe, bowls, bottle, coffee grinder, tray, painting, EC. $400. 6056 9684.
GOLF CADDY, electric, in new condition. $650. 02 6043 2484.
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SLEEPERS, used, ex railway, B grade, $24 each, half wine barrels $69. GC. Phone 0411 558 572.
CURTAINS, white lace, 9m wide, 210cm drop. $140. 6056 9684. CURTAINS, salmon colour, 230Wx7' drop, total blockout, as new, were $700, sell $300ono. 6040 9268.
Advice is hereby given, pursuant to Section 81 of the Environmental Planning and Assessment Act 1979 for the purpose of activating Section 101 of the Act, that the following applications were determined by AlburyCity during the period ending 8 November, 2013:
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487 Swift Street ALBURY 21 Warbler Street THURGOONA 542 Douglas Road LAVINGTON 15 Chamberlain Close ALBURY 185 Pickworth Street THURGOONA 20 Treecreeper Street THURGOONA 25 Oxford Drive THURGOONA 102 Mcleod Court WEST ALBURY 80 Boronia Street NORTH ALBURY 3 Fernhurst Court ALBURY 189 Walsh Street EAST ALBURY 24 Unger Street GLENROY 344 Charles Street SOUTH ALBURY 230 Olive Street SOUTH ALBURY 33 Rosborough Court THURGOONA
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EXPRESSIONS OF INTEREST Red Gum – Firewood Logs from State Forests in the Southern Riverina of NSW Forestry Corporation is seeking Expressions of Interest from parties interested in entering into Wood Supply Agreements for the purchase of commercial quantities of low grade (firewood/residue) Red Gum log products from State forests in the southern Riverina of NSW. This Expression of Interest is part of a two stage process to allocate volume. Further information regarding the second stage will be made available as part of the expressions of interest process. To be eligible to receive an invitation to participate in the second stage, parties must submit an Expression of Interest by no later than 2pm Monday 2nd December 2013. Expressions of Interest will only be accepted in the defined format. Further information and Expression of Interest documents can be found at https://tenders.nsw.gov.au/, or by contacting Andrew O’Brien via email at andrew.obrien@fcnsw.com.au
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PUREBRED KELPIE puppies available, great friend for active person. Both parents great paddock and yard workers. Sensible, loving and family friendly All vet checked, microchipped and vaccinated. Will only go to approved homes. $130 each. Ph: Caroline 0418 442 964. Howlong.
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Jules Clements, Jo Bradbury, Zach Edmondstone and Ewan Gawne.
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Sea-less sailing By KRYSTEN MANUEL, CONTRARY to popular belief, you donâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;t need to live by the sea to learn to sail. â&#x20AC;&#x153;We actually have a club here we have Lake Hume which is five times the size of Sydney Harbour but thereâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s so many people that donâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;t even realise we have a club,â&#x20AC;? Albury Wodonga Yacht Club (AWYC) rear commodore Leanne Thomson said. â&#x20AC;&#x153;Our club won Victorian Discover Sailing Centre of The Year last year. We actually beat a lot of the bay clubs across Victoria and competed against the likes of Sandringham Yacht Club which is a multi-million dollar facility. â&#x20AC;&#x153;Sailing has something for everyone. So depending on your size, age and ability thereâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s a type of sailing for you.â&#x20AC;? Last weekendâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s AWYC Open Day saw the AWYC welcome people of all ages and abilities to view
club facilities, learn about what sailing is and what being a member means. â&#x20AC;&#x153;The people that came out for the day had the opportunity to come out for a short sail on either our tackers boats - our kids learn to sail program for 7-12 years - or a dinghy which we use for our youth and adult learn to sail programs,â&#x20AC;? Ms Thompson said. â&#x20AC;&#x153;We also had catamarans and also the larger trailable boats, so there was something for everyone to try.â&#x20AC;? Ms Thompson said organisers were pleased with the turnout, with over 100 people visiting the club and more than 75 people registering for a sail. â&#x20AC;&#x153;Starting with our learn to sail program you can progress through to club racing, from club racing through to state, national and even international events, so if you fancy yourself as a future Olympian, this
ALBURY triathlete Jesse Featonby made the most of perfect racing conditions to easily win Sundayâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s mini triathlon at Allans Flat. Though just shy of a new course record, Jesse finished the 250 metre swim, 13km bike ride and 3km run in a blistering time of 33 minutes, 45 seconds. Featonbyâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s closest rival was Michael Hosking who finished in an impressive time of 36.31 in his first ever club triathlon. Hosking was runner-up to Jesse in this yearâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Nail Can Hill run and is the current Albury-Wodonga Cycling Club A-Grade champion. Featonby is enjoying one of his best years in triathlon and will race in Melbourne in a fortnight before taking a short break. He says his focus now is on Commonwealth Games selection and the ITU World Cup which begins in Mooloolaba in March 2014. Harry Weatherall finished in third place and was also the first male junior, while fellow junior Kirsty Deacon was the first female home in a time of 39.25. Heidi Pool finished in second place, followed by Sarah Kilner. A total of 60 competitors took part in the event, the first for the Albury Wodonga Triathlon season. The next event is in a fortnight and also includes a womenâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s only mini triathlon.
Ruby Bonnor and Olivia Richardson. is the place to start!â&#x20AC;? Ms Thompson said. Learn to sail classes start at Lake Hume this weekend, with positions still available.
Call 0467 355 258, email awyc. training@gmail.com or visit www. awyc.yachting.org.au for details and registrations.
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