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Indi goes to Canberra The Cathy McGowan juggernaut rolled into the nation’s capital yesterday to hear the Member for Indi’s maiden speech in the House of Representatives. The 200-strong orange army was in a festive spirit as it celebrated the historic day. FOR DETAILS TURN TO PAGES 4 AND 5
Unsaintly groove By LACHLAN MOORHEAD A POPULAR Albury night club has been named as one of the “most violent venues” in New South Wales according to the State Government. Groove Saint, on Dean Street, was ranked as one of the 21 worst venues in the state for an excessive number of violent incidents, according to information compiled by the Bureau of Crime Statistics and Research (BOSCAR) and released by Minister for Hospitality George Souris last week. There were 12 violent incidents recorded at Groove Saint for the 2012/13 financial year, with the venue now classified as a ‘Level 2’ premises for which specific restrictions will now apply. As of 8 December, Groove Saint must comply with special conditions which include ceasing alcohol service 30 minutes before closing time, no glass or breakable containers after midnight and alcohol time-outs or the provision of free water and food for 10 minutes every hour after midnight. Groove Saint, new to the violent venues list, will also be required to keep a detailed incident register. Albury Police Chief Inspector Kim Sorensen said while the statistics left nothing to interpretation, they didn’t necessarily mean crime at Groove Saint, and in Albury, had reached a dire level. “I wouldn’t want people thinking
Groove Saint was ranked as one of the most violent venues in New South Wales by the State Government. we have a hub of criminality here,” he said. “They just had a few more incidents than last year.” Insp Sorensen supported the restrictions to be introduced at Groove Saint this month and said similar conditions had been used at bars in Newcastle to great effect. “I’ve come from Newcastle which is notorious for its night life violence and these types of restrictions have been successful up there, such as prohibiting glass,” he said. Mr Souris said the NSW Government will be seeking legislative amendments to the Liquor Act to allow for special powers to impose conditions earlier in the evening if a
venue is considered high-risk before midnight. “Currently, a number of the scheme’s conditions only apply after midnight but this amendment would aim to ensure that venues, including country venues that have earlier closing times, can still be effectively targeted with conditions if violent incidents and high risk trading periods are occurring earlier,” he said. Ivy, in the Sydney CBD, was ranked as the most violent premises in the state and classified as a Level 1 venue, with 26 incidents reported for the year. Albury Wodonga News Weekly contacted management at Groove Saint but they declined to comment.
The punters Newitt AMONG a sea of smiling faces at Sunday’s Wodonga Gold Cup, champion jockey Craig Newitt sported the widest grin. Under blue skies, Newitt blew his rivals away with victory in the main race, three other wins and another three placings. It was a masterclass from the Group One winning hoop, who missed the start on Stratigraphy before giving the Mick Price-trained fiveyear-old a perfect run in the cup. More on pages 2-3.
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Stratigraphy’s strategy By KRYSTEN MANUEL IT WAS a race of strategy for Wodonga Gold Cup winning jockey Craig Newitt, after the slow start he described as ‘a blessing in disguise.’ On board the Mick Price-trained Stratigraphy, Newitt missed the start and found himself at the back of the 14-horse pack. In a show of true finesse, Newitt manoeuvred Stratigraphy through the pack to defeat Grand Sai Wan by 3/4 of a length and take home gold in the $80,000 Wodonga Gold Cup.
“It was a great ride,” Racing Wodonga general manager Tom O’Connor said. “Newitt’s group one experience showed out in a few races - he rode four winners, so it was fantastic to have him on course. He certainly added to the meet and showed his brilliance on the horse.” This was the first Wodonga Cup win for Caufield trainer Mick Price, with the stable represented by Wangaratta trainer John Ledger. Sunday’s victory was also a highlight for Stratigraphy’s 24-start career, taking home his biggest pay-packet yet of
$48,000, taking his total winnings to almost $200,000. The weather made for a fantastic summer meeting which organisers suspect may have drawn larger crowds than last year. “It was a great day - fantastic weather,” Mr O’Connor said. “We had plenty of entertainment and activities on course which the Albury Wodonga public got involved in. “We’re still working through figures, but I’d say it would be on par with last year, maybe even slightly up on 2012.”
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McGowan the By DANNY BUTTLER IN A celebration the like of which has never before been seen in Parliament House, Cathy McGowan and her supporters changed the colour of politics in the nation’s capital. Arriving en masse for the Indi Independent’s maiden speech to the House of Representatives on Monday, the orange clad supporters made enough noise to have security guards preparing for an angry protest. But the mood was festive not fiery, as the 200-strong McGowan army gathered to hear her first address to the
House. In a comprehensive address, Ms McGowan said she would; “share a story - about myself, about my electorate of Indi, the power of community to reinvent itself, and I will tell you about Voice for Indi, the rural community movement that brought me to this place.” With two of the three public galleries filled with friends, family and supporters, it was one of the best received addresses to the Parliament in some time. Ms McGowan said her first duty to the people of Indi was to find out what they wanted her to do for them.
“I will listen: I will listen to the older people who have lost touch with their grandchildren, the teenagers who suffer with mental health issues (and their families), the people who know what it is like to feel hardship, adversity and yet get on top of it.” She ended her speech quoting from Margaret Mead, another woman who sought to bring change to the world around her. “Never doubt that a small group of committed people can change the world. Indeed, it is the only thing that ever has.”
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WHILE Christmas is known as the time to be kinder to our fellow man, spare a thought for the planet. Over the festive season, we eat, drink, party and buy more than any other time of the year, but it’s also when we’re toughest on the environment due to the extra waste we generate and the extra resources we consume. Australian households throw out about A$5.2 billion of food every year, enough to fill more than 450,000 garbage trucks, yet last year we still spent about $913 million on extra food at Christmas. In Albury, the top three items people look to recycle over Christmas include furniture, batteries and whitegoods. And the level of emissions generated by household food waste in landfill is similar to the total emissions involved in the manufacture and supply of iron and steel in Australia. In recent years we’ve also been spending up to $500 on presents, many of which are unwanted. Planet Ark is asking everyone to undertake some simple actions to reduce their impact on the environment and their pockets over the festive season. Planet Ark’s The 12 DOs of Christmas awareness campaign includes tips for reducing food waste and excess packaging, buying green gifts, and recycling items like wrapping paper, foil, cartons, drink containers, plastic and cards as well as electronics and batteries. “A few basic actions can make a big difference to your environmental impact and your budget over Christmas,” Planet Ark spokesperson Rebecca Gilling said.
Spare a thought for the environment this festive season. “Planning meals ahead of time is one of the easiest ways to prevent food wastage. Buying presents in plenty of time also avoids those last-minute panic buys that never get used by the recipient.” Taking someone shopping for their present, giving experiences, gift vouchers or donations are great ways of reducing the likelihood of a present sitting in a cupboard unused. Electronic waste is also a big theme at Christmas as people receive new electronic items and toys as gifts, which are also often battery-heavy. Last year it was electronics vendors such as JB Hi-Fi, Apple, Dick Smith and Harvey Norman that dominated Christmas sales, a trend that looks set to continue. A survey from MobileMuster showed that nearly half of all Australians were planning to buy a new mobile over Christmas and the summer sales. Electronics, mobile phones
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Heather Watts, left, and Kay Pollard will be holding a garage sale this month to help raise awareness in Wodonga of ovarian cancer.
Caring for a cause By LACHLAN MOORHEAD ONE group in Wodonga has already made a world of difference to the community in a very short space of time. In just a year and half, Heather Watts and the other members of the Border Ovarian Cancer Awareness Group have already raised more than $55,000 for ovarian cancer research. Half of this will be donated to research into an early detection test while the other half will go into a trust for the new Albury Cancer Centre. And with the group set to hold an impressive garage sale
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Next top models By KRYSTEN MANUEL THE dreams of two local girls have come true after winning a nation-wide modelling competition with Costume Glitz. With the shoot fast approaching in January, the two best friends are holding a sausage sizzle and craft sale at the Springdale Heights IGA this Saturday to raise funds for the trip. “I’m very excited,” 10-year-old HollyRose Boyer said. “I’ve been friends with Lexi for about two years and when I found out she was coming I went crazy! The next time I saw her I gave her a hug and didn’t let go for ages.” Alexandra Michael,13, met Holly-Rose through local dancing competitions. “It’s like a big sister - little sister relationship because Holly is 10 and Lexi is 13,” Alexandra’s mother Michelle Michael said. “Holly doesn’t have a big sister and Lexi doesn’t have a little sister, and they just click.” Of the 320 applicants from across Australia, only 16 winners were chosen, with 10 from the same dance school. Both girls have been dancing since they were just two years old and regularly compete in eisteddfods. Holly-Rose has recently decided to expand her talents by hiring an agent. “She recently got an agent and is trying to get into acting and commercial modelling,” Holly-Rose’s mother Toni Boyer said. “She wanted to enter the competition because it’s on the Gold Coast and she just loves their costumes. Costume Glitz costumes are just absolutely beautiful.” Alexandra saw the competition on Facebook. Both girls are expecting the photo shoots to be a little more laborious than those for regular clothing. “We’re not just modelling clothes, we’re modelling costumes, which is really cool that’s what I want to do,” Holly-Rose said. “They want me to do dancing poses so I’ve been practicing a lot to get the poses right and learn how to stand still while they’re talking. “I don’t want to wait, I want to go now!” The fund-raiser will be held at Springdale Heights IGA on Saturday 7 December from 11am - 2.30pm.
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IT’S NO surprise that Christmas and New Year are bad for your health - after all, most of us indulge in too much ‘holiday’ food and drink and slacken off our usual exercise routine. As well, for many women and their families, Christmas can seem like a blur of rushing around, over-commitments and financial strain. Jean Hailes for Women’s Health reminds us all to take a deep breath as we rush headlong towards the end of the year. For some people festivals such as Christmas can also serve to remind them how alone they are. According to Jane Fisher, the Jean Hailes professor of women’s health, it’s OK to take a moment to remember someone
or to just sit quietly and reflect and think about them. “If you have friends or family struggling with feelings of sadness at this time of year, let them know that you are thinking of them,” she said. Jean Hailes GP Dr Vivienne Whitechurch adds that you don’t have to please everyone by catching up before Christmas. “Plan to meet in January when things are quieter and you feel more relaxed,” she said. And endocrinologist Jean Hailes encourages everyone to use the warmer weather to ‘get moving’. “Take your family (and dog) for a brisk nightly walk to see the beautiful Christmas lights adorning the houses in your
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Letters WORDS of wisdom should come from religious ministers - after all, they are the ones “he” chose to inspire people to keep the Laws of God. And, as long as I can write, I will continue to stand up against abortion - after all, what voice does the child in the womb have? Pro-Life and Right to Life and other people do care about the unborn baby in the womb, the most helpless human being on this Earth. The conception of a baby is a gift from God, and we should never give a gift back. Doreen Spalding, Albury.
He’s confused DENISE Cameron appears to be confused again (News Weekly, letters, 20 November) when she argues that abortion is not a religious issue. If she went to the clinic and saw people reading from bibles, praying on a rosary, handing out pamphlets on “how to pray the rosary”, two Catholic priests and billboards of the virgin Mary and “pray to end abortion”, what are we expected to believe? The “witnesses” (who were termed “counsellors” before it was pointed out that they have no
qualifications other than their religious beliefs) have boasted about a “turnaround” due to their “genuineness” when in the past this claim was blatantly untrue. The Lavington Women’s Life Centre, which she promoted, is paid for by the Catholic Church; they have no medical or recognised psychology trained staff, but do have “volunteers,” biased towards their religious beliefs. This community has tolerated this minority group of religious extremists too long and opposes the protesters’ right to harass, intimidate and bully every woman who enters the clinic. The Albury City Council should act to allow free access for any woman who attends the clinic without harassment, intimidation or invasion of the woman’s privacy. Not all of them intend to have a lawful termination. Assoc Prof Pieter Mourik AM, Baranduda.
Harassment AS A resident of the property immediately adjoining the medical clinic in Englehardt Street, I have witnessed countless distressing instances of the intimidation and harassment of people seeking access to medical services. I have watched people, having rebuffed advances, still being pursued by those wishing to
deny them privacy with their pamphlets and posters, and by their very presence. It would be foolish if our society was to ignore, in the light of current governmental enquiries into rape and abuse, the emotional abuse inflicted on these young people. We profess concern for cyber-bullying, bullying in schools and the workplace, but are apparently helpless to protect these people. Others have reported to me that they resented being prayed for. Others have objected to being filmed and I also object to my movements being tracked, filmed and filed. In a secular society the right to freedom of religion must surely be balanced by the right to freedom from religion. Up to seven hours of continuous prayer can take place immediately in front of my premises. I have asked the so-called demonstrators to move but have been informed that the police told them to stand in front of my house. The police confirmed this. If the police have the power to tell them where to stand why can’t they create a buffer zone where clients could park cars and walk to the clinic without fear? I would like my objections noted on behalf of the women entitled to medical privacy, their families and friends, the surrounding businesses and their clients, my neighbours who have all publicly expressed their concern.
For myself, an individual without influence or power, I would appreciate assistance in ensuring my right to enjoy my home without interference and intimidation and in ensuring the rights of others to be free from bullies. Lesley Jenkins, Albury.
Call for witnesses I AM asking for any witnesses on Monday 16 June, 2013 between 4.30pm and 4.40pm travelling on the Hume Freeway heading towards Albury near the advisory board who saw a white ute (older model, Hilux type) with a silver tray, with a yellow NSW number plate. They were parked on the shoulder of the road and suddenly pulled in front of cars that were doing 110 km/h. A car put on their brakes but couldn’t stop in time and had to go on the shoulder of the road to avoid hitting them because there were other cars on the overtaking lane and had nowhere to go. The stupidity of this driver put everyone in a very dangerous situation. Who ever saw this near-fatal crash, come forward and speak to the police. Jed Zamber, Albury.
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Did you know... D • •Every 10 hours a woman dies from Ovarian Cancer. •Overall, 1 in 72 women will be diagnosed with • Ovarian Cancer during their lifetime.
FFor the month of December, Tace Morris of Beaute Spa and Salon W Wodonga is Donating $1 from every treatment to go towards Ovarian Ca C Cancer and Research Awareness.
OVARIAN IAN AN CA CANCER AND RESEARCH AWARENESS RAFFLE Beaute Spa and Salon will also be holding a Raffle that will be drawn at the end of month, consisting of a 1st and 2nd prize!
You can purchase Raffle Tickets at • Beaute Spa and Salon, Wodonga, •Catholic College Wodonga Reception desk.
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Tickets are $1 each and all proceeds will go straight to Ovarian Cancer and Research Awareness.
• Solution Hair Studio - $70 Gift Voucher • Paddys-$100 Gift Voucher • x2 Gold Class Movie Tickets • Beauty Hamper Pack, value of $120 • Bottle of wine & Chocolates.
2nd Prize • Beaute Spa and Salon - $100 Gift Voucher • Groove Saint-$50 Gift Voucher • x2 General Admission Movie Tickets • Bottle of wine & Chocolates.
Beaute Spa and Salon would like to thank our Sponsors: Solution Studios, Paddys & Groove Saint
Please help Beaute Spa and Salon make a difference to the lives of Australian Women! - Facials - Body Treatments - Chemical Peel s - Microdermabrasion – Waxing - Spray tanning & more
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WE STARTED WITH MOVING MORE AT WORK. “
Gateway Community Health is proud to be part of Healthy Together Wodonga. To make our workplace healthier, we’ve encouraged our employees to arrange walking meetings, participate in a 10,000-step challenge and walk to a colleague’s desk instead of sending an email. Helping our employees improve their health is great for business. It not only reduces workplace injury and increases productivity, but it also helps us attract and retain staff.
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Leonard Peady Chief Executive Oficer, Gateway Community Health
Make your workplace healthier too. To ind out how, contact the Healthy Together Wodonga Healthy Workplaces team on (02) 6055 3030 or at htw@wodonga.vic.gov.au
Healthy employees. Healthy local businesses. Let’s move Wodonga.
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Over 55s ..... Life starts Now! Retiring in style near the centre DID you know that Wodonga Gardens Retirement Estate is only minutes from the centre of Wodonga? So it’s easy to get to the Wodonga shopping precinct and as Wodonga Gardens is situated in the rapidly expanding Daintree Estate there are also local facilities including the Daintree Medical Centre and the soon to be built local shopping centre. With villas selling fast and residents now living at the estate there is a hum of social activities, including morning teas, happy hours and barbecues. Why not pop out on a Sunday and enjoy the weekly sausage sizzle? You can tour the villas and meet some of the people who are making Wodonga Gardens their home. Our newest resident Joan commented recently with a laugh, ‘it was definitely a happy Wednesday. Sewing this morning and jigsaw puzzle and good company this afternoon. Life is so hard at Wodonga Gardens!’ Ruth Kernghan is a strong believer that what makes Wodonga Gardens so special is Gannon Life-
style Group’s philosophy of ’Friends, Lifestyle, and Security’. Ruth says ‘Friends, Lifestyle and Security is more than a marketing slogan - it is the values at the heart of every Gannon Community’. Wodonga Gardens Retirement Estate focuses on making retirement as relaxing and enjoyable as possible. Home maintenance and gardening are taken care of by trusted on-site staff, giving residents more time to enjoy the wide range of social events and activities on offer. Security is also a key consideration and each estate has gated entry and 24-hour monitoring, so residents have peace of mind that their home is always well looked after, which is ideal for retirees who love to travel. With new homes situated in delightful landscaped gardens, located close to Wodonga Shops and all of the support you need plus an active and social community, it’s all here waiting for you, so why not visit Wodonga Gardens Retirement Estate today!
Wodonga Gardens’ first resident Merle O’Callaghan and estate manager Ruth Kernaghan welcome you to the friendly atmosphere of Wodonga Gardens.
The staff and residents at Riverwood would like to wish everyone a safe and happy festive season and prosperous 2014.
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Over 55s ..... Life starts Now! Aged care cash squeeze
THE advent of spring has seen a great deal of activity among retirees looking to take the next step and move into retirement living. Riverwood currently has a range of units for sale, offering a desirable residence for your next home. One of the biggest financial decisions people make is to purchase their first home. Before they know it their family has grown and left the nest. Now it is time to make the next major decision - which home is right for you and your retirement lifestyle? Do you really want to continue maintaining a large home and garden? Would you like
more leisure time? If so, a unit at Riverwood may cater for all your needs. Not only is Riverwood warm and welcoming, it also offers a wide range of amenities and activities to fill the day. Wander around the 18 acres of beautifully landscaped peaceful grounds, take a stroll down to the Murray River, swim in the indoor heated pool, play bingo, play bowls, or just enjoy a relaxing drink during happy hour with Riverwood’s friendly residents. Residents can get involved as much or as little as you like, the choice is yours. As a licenced real estate agent, I can also assist you,
free of charge with any advice that you may need when making those important decisions. Don’t delay, now is the time to take the next step. Make the time to come and view our wonderful Village and let me show you why the next important decision you make should be Riverwood Retirement Village. You will wish you had made the decision earlier. Last but not least, all at Riverwood would like to take this opportunity to wish you all a Happy Christmas and a safe and very Merry New Year. – Wayne Matsinos, Sales Manager, Riverwood.
CDCHD. Each of these has the same activity and financial reporting requirements, audit requirements and subsidy claim process.” Other suggestions from ACSA to the National Commission of Audit include simplifying the Aged Care Allocation Round (ACAR) process, the establishment of a “key personnel” licence that allows police and finance checks to be transportable and avoiding the introduction of future red tape by scrutinising all new reforms and legislation against a “red tape filter”. “With fewer people paying
taxes in the future and an everexpanding older demographic, it is imperative that there be no reduction in any budgetary programs in the aged care sector,” Professor Kelly said. “To provide vital aged care services now and into the future we need a community debate to determine how we best fund and meet the needs of those who require aged care services and their families in a sustainable manner for the sector and the government.” Aged and Community Services Australia is a representative body for mission-based aged care providers.
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AGED and Community Services Australia (ACSA) has implored the government not to cut aged care funding and has proposed areas where savings could be made through red tape reduction. ACSA chief executive, Adjunct Professor John Kelly AM, has outlined 14 options to reduce the amount of red tape in aged care administration. “None of these measures on their own or the 14 in total will affect the quality of care being provided to vulnerable older Australians,” Professor Kelly said. “Recent financial analysis, prepared for the Aged Care Financing Authority (ACFA) by KPMG, reports that only 70 per cent of providers were making a surplus in 2011-’12 and of particular concern to ACSA are the small stand-alone services and those in regional, rural and remote areas. “The red tape burden on providers is immense with a significant number having multiple contracts or agreements with the Department of Social Services (formerly with the Department of Health and Ageing). ACSA has recommended a consolidation of package care agreements to prevent cases such as the provider with 19 CACP agreements, eight EACH, six EACH D, four CDCH and four
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Over 55s ..... Life starts Now! Aged care growth industry Of those employed in nursing and midwifery, more than 238,000 were registered nurses (including midwives) and about 52,000 were enrolled nurses. Of all employed clinical nurses and midwives, almost two-thirds worked in hospitals. Almost twice as many registered nurses worked in the public sector compared to the private sector, and nurses working in the public sec-
tor worked more hours on average than those in the private sector. Nursing and midwifery continue to be femaledominated professions, with women making up almost 90 per cent of employed nurses and midwives last year. â&#x20AC;&#x153;The proportion of older nurses and midwives has increased, with those aged 50 years and older increasing from 35 per cent to 39 per cent over the 2008-2012 period,â&#x20AC;? Dr Webster said.
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Foot & Leg Facts with Dr Marni Gray, Sports Podiatrist
Keep an eye on your feet SUMMER means warm weather, holidays and increased outdoor activities, which also means more time on your feet. Often this can be barefoot or in thongs and slip-on shoes. This can take a toll on your feet and legs. So what can you do to look after your feet and legs this summer? Below are some simple tips: 1. Vary your footwear Thongs, slip-ons and high heels can have an adverse affect on your feet and legs if worn too much, so wear properly fitted, supportive shoes with lower heels and decent cushioning whenever possible. Sandals (with little or no heel) are often a good option as the straps hold the shoe to your feet so your toes don’t have to do all the work. 2. Avoid too much barefoot activity Going barefoot outside is not a bad thing but it does significantly increase the risk of foot injury. Stepping on foreign objects or hot surfaces, like concrete and sand, can be damaging and painful. Being barefoot in public locations, like swimming pools and showers, can lead to infections. So keep bare feet to when you’re at home, on safe surfaces or relaxing. 3. Always wear appropriate
exercise shoes Even when it’s hot, you still need to exercise in appropriate shoes. Many people take long walks in summer, but doing this barefoot, or in thongs or slip-ons can be very stressful to your feet and legs, with muscles having to do a lot of extra work to accommodate inappropriate footwear. 4. Use a 30+ SPF sunscreen all over your feet Feet can be very susceptible to sunburn, both on top and underneath. It’s important to get any skin lesions checked, as melanoma can still occur on the soles of the feet. 5. Always get foot and leg pain checked
Sore feet can be a symptom of more serious underlying issues and back, hip, knee and ankle pain can all result from bad foot posture. Prevention is better than cure, so don’t wait to get any persisting niggles checked. The good news is, using the latest medical research and treatments, an experienced sports podiatrist can assist most foot and leg pain quickly and effectively, including issues that have been diagnosed as untreatable or require surgery or medication as the only option. For more information contact Foot and Leg Pain Clinics In Albury on 1300 328 300. Mention this article when booking and get $50 off your initial consultation.
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Albury Wodonga NewsWeekly together with the Aboriginal Health Unit of the Hume Medicare Local publish “Dhurany”. The feature is published quarterly and captures what is occurring locally and provides a broad range of information and news from community perspective. Focusing on Aboriginal people from the district, including stories, information, and cultural insights, “$HURANY” has proven to be an ideal medium to raise awareness of the resources available in regards to health and education as well as acknowledging achievements of community members. Your support promoting services and facilities is paramount to the success and sustainability of “Dhurany”. We look forward to your participation in this vital community feature.
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Culcairn - The place to be CULCAIRN with its shady treelined streets and historical buildings and homes, sits along the growth pathway between Albury and Wagga Wagga. Just a 20 minute drive from Albury, this pretty and old style New South Wales country town is emerging as a growth center for business and a blossoming residential community. There are plenty of places to visit or take in local produce and craft, a picnic by the river, or cycle along the bike track which loops around the town, Culcairn makes a perfect weekend destination. With a variety of retail shops, parks and historical markers outlining the exploits of bushranger, Dan â&#x20AC;&#x153;Mad Dogâ&#x20AC;? Morgan, whom created havoc at Round Hill Station, just west of Culcairn in 1864 and resulting in the death of station overseer John McLean. The marker still stands near the roadside and makes for very interesting reading on the road to Holbrook just minutes from Culcairnâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s town centre.
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the memorial Hall, Court House and Railway Station. While these are great points of interest for visitors, locals are able to enjoy excellent facilities especially in sporting and recreation
pursuits. Locals enjoy excellent football, tennis, cricket and netball facilities, a public swimming pool, golf course, lawn bowls and more. Licensed clubs and picturesque parks and gardens complement the excellent rural lifestyle opportunities available in Culcairn.
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Culcairn Public School CULCAIRN Public School prides itself on having an environment, which provides opportunities and experiences to enable children to build resilience and be a valued member of our school community and the wider community. A welcoming and friendly school community, we have a close partnership with parents and the wider community. We encourage parents and community members to be actively involved in all school activities and their children’s education. Culcairn Public School has an impressive public speaking and debating program where all students from Kindergarten to Year 6 develop strong communication skills throughout their time at school. Students in Years 3 to 6 participate in the annual Culcairn Lions Debating and Public Speaking Competition; the UNSW International Educational Assessment competitions; and Maths Olympiad. Students in all classes are encouraged to be involved in the Premier’s Reading Challenge and the Premier’s Sporting Challenge. Our highly qualied staff are dedicated to providing a safe, friendly and supportive learning environment, while teaching quality programs that enrich a child’s learning journey. We offer state of the art
technology with computers and interactive whiteboards in every classroom, computer lab and library; wireless internet connectivity to all areas; and video conferencing facilities in the computer lab and library. Culcairn Public School aims to ensure your children develop into condent, articulate life-long learners, by providing a safe and inclusive learning environment that has core values of respect, responsibility, integrity, understanding, tolerance, honesty and trustworthiness.
culcairn butchery where quality meets consistency
Wide range of beef, lamb & pork aged for tender quality. Traditional & Gourmet sausages. We make our Devon, Strasburg, Cabana and Christmas hams. Don’t forget your four legged friends, fresh bones available.
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Our Senior School BILLABONG High School each year and sit the HSC is excited to have just started Exam at the end of the year. our Senior College delivery Students will have double of curriculum to Years 11 the number of lessons in and 12. each subject to meet the Students will study course requirements. The the Preliminary and HSC pattern of study means all courses in three subjects students will still meet all requirements for the award of the HSC after two years but they will just achieve this through a different pattern of study. The result is that the school will be able to offer a far greater range of subjects to our seniors. Students in Years 11 and 12 will be working in class together. Students will also have less
exams to sit each year and will be fully immersed in each of their three subjects. The Senior College model has proven to be very successful in other schools who have adopted it. From the Principal, Phil Carroll.
Culcairn Public School is a welcoming and friendly school, with dynamic, experienced staff who are dedicated to ensuring your children’s success, helping them realise their full potential in a nurturing environment. We are a school of excellence which values and fosters the pursuit of academic, cultural and sporting achievement. Your children will experience and enjoy innovative, quality programs ensuring unique opportunities that challenge and extend their minds. You are invited to visit our school to find out more about the great opportunities we can offer your children.
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Culcairn Bowling and Recreation Club that offer scrumptious, fresh ingredients with a huge variety of both Chinese and Australian meals to suit all tastes. Patrons have been known to travel miles to enjoy a meal and take home enough to feed the family again. The Club itself offers spacious, air conditioned facilities and function room with the creation of a Coffee Lounge
FOR well over two decades Culcairn Bowling and Recreation Club have been lucky enough to have one of the nest Chinese and Australian Chef’s on the border grace its Restaurant kitchen. Affectionately known as Kenny to all his loyal customers, he and his family have tirelessly cooked beautiful meals
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Bluey’s Plumbin & Diggin LAUREN and Luke Howard have operated Bluey’s Plumbin and Diggin since 2005. Lauren said “We have found we are becoming busier with development around the town and district and now employ ve plumbers. There are several new homes
THE CULCAIRN Butchery has been in the same position for nearly 100 years with its present owners, Fiona and Stuart Weily for the past fourteen years.
being built around the area. We work on both older homes being renovated and new developments.” With this depth of staff they are able to cater for local work around Culcairn and also take on projects further aeld as far Albury and Wagga Wagga.
“We supply a wide range of beef, lamb and pork that has been aged for a longer time, this gives our meat its particular tender quality and believe in buying local
won Industry Awards with our small goods, including 3 silver medals at Sydney Fine Food Show for traditional beef sausages, 2 silver medals for pork sausage and a silver medal for our cabana.
where possible. We produce our own traditional sausages as well as a gourmet range that varies weekly. We make our own Devon, Strasburg, Cabana and Christmas Hams in the traditional way and have
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Biti Motors BITI MOTORS was started by Bruno & Lois Biti. It was started in 1971 as a mechanical workshop. Biti Motors moved to the current location is 1978 when we started of a new Ford dealership. They currently employ 11 staff. Biti Motors sell new Fords and all makes of
coming soon for those who just want to sit back and have a chat. Everyone is welcome at the Country Music events, held on the second Sunday of each month between February and November between 12 noon and 5pm when the club really comes alive!
used vehicles that are traded in. Thery also service all makes of vehicles and specialise in air conditioning, repairs & tyre sales.
VIRGINIA CALLESEN, Ray White Real Estate Consultant for the area and local resident states, “Culcairn has so much to offer and is an affordable alternative for families or retirees. Your dollar will buy so much more in small country towns. Over the past 6 years I have sold some beautiful homes to purchasers either retiring from large cities or families relocating for affordable living.
“Once I have introduced them to all Culcairn has to offer and within only 30 odd minute drive (or Rail) to Albury - plus the style and value they can buy, they were sold! I have caught up with a few of them since and they have expressed their gratitude and happiness with their decision. Homes in Culcairn offer a lifestyle, usually with extra large blocks - and up
to a third cheaper than in larger towns. With the Freeway now open, the drive is a pleasant one offering time to unwind, something the city doesn’t afford.
BLUEY’S Plumbin’ & Diggin’ Plumber, Drainer, Gasfitter, Excavator, Bobcat, Tipper, Ditchwitch Trencher, Kanger Loader, Septic & Trade Waste Pumping. For friendly and prompt service phone
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Announcing all new model SUV to Ford. Available in Petrol & Diesel, RWD & AWD, 2013 TF KUGA.
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Named after a large property in the Shire of Kiltearn in Scotland, Culcairn is now a busy service centre for the surrounding district and is home to many families who enjoy a relaxed country lifestyle with the convenience of close proximity and easy commute to the larger communities of Albury and Wagga Wagga.
Culcairn Bowling & Recreation Club • Kids Christmas party - 21st December 5pm • Country Music - Every 2nd Sunday from Feb to Nov 12pm - 5pm • Mens and Ladies Pennant teams • Barefoot bowls, commenicing soon. • Social Bowls - Wednesday 1pm and Sunday 10am
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Today, Culcairn offers residents and potential investors alike the ready availability of industrial, lifestyle and residential land, a sound water supply and services, together with a community spirit and safe environment for children and families. Conveniently situated in the growth corridor between Albury Wodonga and Wagga Wagga, with easy access to the major Olympic and Hume Highways, and Main Southern Rail Line, Culcairn is primed for expansion.
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GARAGE SALE FOR THE GIRLS SATURDAY DEC 7 Those bags, wallets, jewellery and hats you no longer use and want, you could donate to a great cause. As part of the Border Ovarian Cancer Awareness Group, we are raising much needed funds for Research towards Ovarian Cancer. One in 77 women will develop ovarian cancer in their lifetime, It could be you, your sister, your mum, your gran, your aunty or your girlfriend. Each year more than 1,200 Australian women are diagnosed with ovarian cancer around 800 will die from the disease. On average 3 Australian women are diagnosed every day. If you think you can help, please tell your friends, clean out your collection and drop off at Wodonga Plant Farm, or ring Narelle on 0409564860 to collect Your unwanted goods could raise money towards much needed funding for research.
From 8 am to 1 pm 50 Stanley St Wodonga
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We are asking for donations of bags, hats, wallets, sunnies all in good condition All goods donated will be for sale in Wodonga on Saturday Dec 7
TODAY ■ Albury Wodonga Handweavers and Spinners Guild. Workday, Guild rooms, Albury Showgrounds. Learn to spin or weave. 0402 019 869. ■ Art Exhibition: Backwards Through The Looking Glass - by Helen Carter, 4-8 December. Local artist, Helen Carter, presents ‘Backwards Through The Looking Glass’, a series of new works for her first exhibition at GIGS. This is an exciting colourful body of work inspired by life, sketch books and travel. GIGS Art Gallery Gateway Village Lincoln Causeway Wodonga, 10am to 4pm - Tuesday to Sunday. Inquiries: (02) 6021 3073. ■ Wodonga Family History Society Inc have research rooms at the Wodonga Library 10.30am to 3.30pm on Tuesdays and Wednesdays and 1pm to 5.30pm Thursday. Wodonga Library, Hovell Street, Wodonga. Inquiries: (02) 6056 3220. THURSDAY 5 ■ Murray Conservatorium Christmas Concert. To be held at the Howlong Golf Club - admission cost includes two-course dinner and ticket. $35 per person, 6.30pm. Inquiries: (02) 6026 5321. ■ X Factor Auditions. If you believe you have a special talent for singing and performing and want to become Australia’s next chart topping recording artist then simply attend the Albury auditions. Auditions are open for anyone 14 years or older in one of the following four categories: Under 25 Male, Under 25 Female, 25 and over, and Vocal Groups. You don’t need to register beforehand, just get yourself to the venue and show them what you’ve got. Albury Entertainment Centre. 11am-5pm. Inquiries: xfactoraust@fremantlemedia. com.ua. ■ Murray River Farmers’ Market. Experience food grown and made locally. Talk to the producers, smell the aromas, taste the flavours, buy the product, hear the music, drink in the atmosphere. Food vendors on site for eat-in or take-away meals. First and third Thursday of each month. Hovell Tree Park Community Wood-fired oven site, 3pm. Inquiries: 0438 582 996. FRIDAY 6 ■ Christmas Countdown - Dinner and Show Extravaganza. The Christmas Countdown is here for a sensational show featuring the Hits and Memories of the Countdown Disco Era. That unforgettable time from the ’70s and ’80s when you had to boogie all night long and do the hustle. Mirror balls, coloured dance floors, flares and platform shoes, this show will not let you stop till you get enough. ■ The show will feature songs from Abba, Gloria Gaynor, Bee Gees, Jackson 5, Pointer Sisters, Donna Summer, Village People, KC & The Sunshine Band, Boney M, Amy Stewart and many more. Enjoy a three-course dinner, then sit and watch the show... or dance the night away. This is a dinner-show extravaganza with food, fun, music and great laughs... the essential ingredients. Albury Entertainment Centre. $68.50, 6.30pm. Inquiries: (02) 6043 5610. ■ The Date Brothers and Hetty Kate. Respected guitarists the Date Brothers perform in quartet form and special guest Hetty Kate. The JAZZ Basement Gateway Village, Lincoln Causeway Wodonga, 6pm. Inquiries: 0438 623 462. ■ Vika and Linda. Vika and Linda Bull are well known on the Australian Music Scene and have been around for many years. SS&A Club, Olive St Albury. Free, 10pm. Inquiries: (02) 6041 2222. ■ Howlong Golf Club Members Draw - Every Friday. Free, Raffles, $500 EFTPOS card giveaways, tonnes of prizes. Howlong Golf Club, free, 6pm. Inquiries: 02 6026 5321. ■ Howlong Golf Club Chook Run and 18hole medley. Event runs all day - entry $4 chook run, $11 Medley or $13 both, all day event. Inquiries: (02) 6026 5822. SATURDAY 7 ■ BABA - Christmas dinner and show. ABBA fans are in for a real treat when Australia’s top tribute show BABBA appear in this spellbinding performance. With perfectly created costumes and a cheeky sense of humour Babba will excite any audience. Don’t miss this one!
Email: newsdesk@awnw.com.au The Commercial Club. $45 includes meal and show. 7.30pm. Inquiries: (02) 6057 2000. ■ Overnight at Federation Hut - 22km - hard walk. This walk along the Razorback Ridge is a walk on the roof of the world well it feels like it. The plan is to wander out from Diamantina Hut, at a leisurely pace and set up camp at Federation Hut. Those who wish to trip the light fantastic and see sunset can walk up Mt Feathertop. Others may prefer to indulge in pre-dinner canapés in the dwindling summer light. Either way we will retrace our steps back along the Razorback the following day back to our cars and down to Harrietville in time for a gelato or coffee. Federation Hut. Inquiries: (02) 6041 4202 before 8pm. ■ Rosewood Roughstock Rodeo. An extreme weekend of action-packed thrills and spills as some of the best Australian and international cowboys match up against the meanest bucking stock ever to set foot in the country. A full weekend in the foothills of the snowy mountains just outside of Tumbarumba, Rosewood Rodeo and Team Penning provides a family friendly atmosphere and non-stop entertainment with all proceeds going to the National Breast Cancer Foundation of Australia. Not only the best rodeo action but team penning, live entertainment, bar facilities, food kiosk, amenities and free camping top off this must see event! Inquiries: (02) 6948 8323 or 0438 485 125. ■ Ladies Day Out. A special annual fundraising event for women on the cancer journey. All ladies are welcome for a day of enjoyment among fun-loving women; it’s an event for all women to let their hair down. $5 from every ticket sold will donated to aiding ovarian breast cancer sufferers and support networks in the North East Valleys. A silent auction will be held on the day with all proceeds going to the cause. Boynton’s Feathertop Winery, Porepunkah. 12pm-5pm. Inquiries: (03)5756 2356. ■ High Country Christmas Fair. Northeast Victoria’s most creative little town, Yackandandah, will host its first annual High Country Christmas Fair this year, bringing together handmakers from across the region to help make your Christmas a handmade one! The day will also feature music, entertainment and the official unveiling of Yackandandah’s world ■ record fabric bunting attempt. Soldiers’ Memorial Park, High Street Yackandandah, 10am to 3pm. Inquiries: 0422 854 909. ■ HQ 4 Hour Endurance. See the HQ Holdens at Motor Winton raceway. www. wintonraceway.com.au. Inquiries: 03 5766 4265. ■ Wodonga Toy Library Inc. Wodonga West Primary School room 30 (corner Lawrence and Murphy Streets) 9am12pm. New members welcome. Inquiries, 0404 936 208. ■ NSW Justice of the Peace volunteer available every Saturday. 11am - noon at the Albury LibraryMuseum. SUNDAY 8 ■ Carols By The Creek. Join the Pfeiffer ‘pfamily’ for a ‘pfabulous’ afternoon of Christmans ‘pfestivities’. With lots of your ‘pfavourite’ Christmas carols to sing along to and ‘pfun’ kids’ activities. This is a ‘pfree’ community event for the whole family. Bring your own picnic hamper and rug (no BYO alcohol). Cheese platters, wines by the glass and kids and adult slushies available. Pfeiffer Wines, noon-4pm. Inquiries: (02) 6033 2805. ■ Miniature Railway. The Railway is located at Ten Mile Creek Gardens. Second and fourth Sunday of the month, every Sunday on school holidays. Bookings can be made for special occasions, birthdays parties, school classes, tourist coaches or other groups. Open 10am to 4pm, $3 per ride. For bookings: 0260 362 253. TUESDAY 9 ■ 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.
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Last year’s Wodonga Carols were a great success, and the same is expected for this coming Christmas season.
Choir backs carols IT’S THAT time of year again and the Wodonga Carols by Candlelight is set to bring the town to life. This year’s carols, to be held on Saturday 15 December at Willow Park in Pearce Street, will provide the community with a great opportunity to catch up with everyone and celebrate the festive season. There will be 23 singers performing on the night, rotating through 25 different carols and supported by an 80-voice choir, made up from Sing Australia and local primary schools. In addition, 12 performers will be leading Carols at
Wodonga for the very first time. The 35-piece Wodonga Brass band will also be there in force to lead the guests in a rousing night of revelry and carols. With plenty of space, Willow Park is perfect for a picnic and a night of singing. Pre-carols entertainment will be on offer from local performer PJ and the Wodonga Primary School Choir, providing light entertainment while people relax and get comfortable for the night ahead, with the carols commencing at 7.30pm. The program will be hosted by San-
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dra Moon and broadcast live on 1494 2AY and online. Wodonga Carols by Candlelight is presented by the City of Wodonga and Wodonga Brass, with significant support from Hume Building Society, Wodonga Plaza, PGC Security, Barlens Hire and 1494 2AY. Admission is free with proceeds from candle sales, while any donation will go to Albury Wodonga Health’s Community Rehabilitation Centre. The event will run from 7.30pm to 9.30pm, with the pre-carols entertainment and food starting from 6pm.
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Aaron Pedersen stars in Mystery Road.
Hot outback on a slow burn By JASON BECK Mystery Road (M) STARRING: Aaron Pedersen, Jack Thompson, Hugo Weaving IF YOU like long, slow-burning movies about Indigenous issues, then settle in for this one. Aboriginal all-star Aaron Pedersen takes the lead, as a detective returning to his outback home town to investigate the murder of a young Aboriginal girl. Set in “outback anywhere” it seems
odd to describe a film that mostly takes place in hard, flat sunlight as a film noir, but that’s what it is. Director Ivan Sen has beautifully shot the outback in a way that conveys its sense of timelessness - the same sense of timelessness you’ll feel during this long, long film. Sen works hard at conveying the flat, clipped, dry speech of Australian men. The film’s eventual climax is a genre-busting shootout which com-
bines both long and short-range combat, over several minutes, with no-one hitting anything particularly much. It’s an interesting take on the gunfight. It’s a lyrical film which takes you somewhere else - you’ll just wish it was a little shorter, and you got to that other place a little more rapidly. Still, in the wasteland of Australian films, it’s probably the best outing since the terrifying Snowtown.
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home entertainment
WITH GEOFF HABERECHT OF TRU HIFI
Quality tops price THIS year was considered the return to quality audio and visual products for the home entertainment market. For the past decade it has been more about price than value but most of the products that received the highest accolades delivered this year more than most customers expected. Here are some examples: 4K televisions have an improved resolution which provides a stunning image. Before you buy this item, check out how they perform on standard television images. With 80-inch screens becoming more affordable than ever, most would have thought that it was the end for projectors. With sub-$1000 widescreen HD projectors and now a sub-$1500 3D widescreen projector with an 100-inch screen, it is time to re-look at this category. The very top of the projector line-up has seen price movements that are unprecedented. Budget home theatre receivers have suffered at the hands of sound bars, with $500 sound bars providing a relief for television sound. A number of models above $500 have certainly made many people re-think the sound option for their televisions. With wireless subwoofers and a large reduction in cables, it is worth checking sound bars out before buying a budget theatre pack. The high-end AV receiver is changing, experiencing a number of changes from the leading brands to make this category more music-friendly. Most of the big names have recently
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changed the models to include better quality amplification with better power supplies. This makes high-end audio and theatre a possibility from the same receiver. Streaming features, internet radio, true dual zones including video and app operations are now all becoming commonplace. To meet the new demand for highquality audio, the speaker market took a turn to become ultra-competitive. 2012 saw the start of very high-end speakers becoming more affordable. While only a couple of key brands broke ranks last year, the floodgates opened in 2013. With careful selection, many high-end speakers can be
half the price compared to two years ago. 2014 will consolidate the 2013 breakout year, which saw customers returning to mainstream audio markets. The benefit today is many prices reflect price parity with US currency. But this will change next year as the lower Australian dollar may erode some of the affordable gains we saw this year. Tru Hifi is now at its new location at 383 Townsend St, at the Hovell St roundabout. The new showroom enhances our ability to showcase the best home entertainment equipment the world has to offer.
NOW LOCATED! 388 Townsend Street Albury Ph 02 6021 2226 Mob 0401 181 854 Open Mon to Saturday or by appointment. Tru HiFi matches or betters most online prices.
www.truhifi.com.au
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Howlong eye-opener CURRENT-day Howlong is an eye-opener for many people - a village transformed into a thriving town, with so much to offer either young families, retirees or even investors. On the banks of the Murray River, about 25 minutes from both Wodonga and Albury, this town offers wide streets with ample car parking, unlike some of the newer developments in larger towns. The commercial centre is also strong with a supermarket, newsagency, bakery, two hotels, financial institutions and cafes. Our feature home, on the market for $219,000, is located a couple of blocks from Lowe Reserve which includes a swimming pool and is home
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to many sports including tennis, football, cricket, netball and a BMX course. Built roughly 14 years ago under the guidance of the selfbuild scheme, the home comes with built-in robes, a lounge with a natural gas wall furnace, an electric oven with a gas cooktop and double sink bathroom and laundry. Ducted cooling is included in all main rooms inside the house, which also boasts a magnificent covered and paved outdoor area suitable for yearround living. Carpets, light fittings and window furnishings all come as part of the package which means the buyer can move in immediately and start living.
The home is surrounded by high fences on three sides, has a single carport garden shed and a cubby for the children to play in. Built on a large 1006 square metre block, the house can be extended to add further living or bedroom accommodation. Another way of ‘value adding’ to the home would be to subdivide, allowing another dwelling on the property subject to council approval. Buses will take children to secondary schools in Albury as well as a public bus service for people wanting to have a day out shopping or attending appointments. Whichever way you look at it, the buyer’s a winner.
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Homes selling faster in regional Victoria
Enzo Raimondo
AS BUYERS take advantage of the few weeks left before the Christmas slowdown in the property market, the number of days homes were on the market by private sale in regional Victoria fell to its lowest level in almost two years in October. Selling times fell in both Melbourne and regional areas, with the average number of days on the market in the regions falling from 113 to 92. Although these figures are not seasonally adjusted and the average number of days on market generally falls in October, this is also due to the strong market at a time of easily available finance with low interest rates. With so much publicity about the number of auctions scheduled at this time of year and the “super Saturday” auction days taking place in Melbourne, it is easy to forget that most house sales in Victoria are private sales. This is particularly so in regional areas. While auction clearance
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rates enable measurement of the auction market’s performance, days on the market - that is, the length of time it takes the property to sell - enable measurement of the performance of private sales. Generally, a shorter time on the market reflects a stronger market. The October result of 92 days was the lowest since 88 days in November 2011 and the first time since June 2012, when the figure was 98 days, that it had fallen below 100. The number of days a property is on the market is linked to the negotiation process - the sooner the buyer and seller can agree on a price, the quicker the sale. The real estate agent’s role is to facilitate this, but when buyers are negotiating they should remember that the agent is legally obliged to act in the best interests of the seller they represent, not the buyer. Buyers who feel they need someone to represent them can use the services of a buyer’s agent.
Home for Christmas THE NSW Government should give first home buyers a Christmas present in the form of the reintroduction of incentives for existing properties, according to the Real Estate Institute of New South Wales. REINSW President Christian Payne said now was the time for the NSW Government to act, as rising prices and increased turnover have combined to send stamp duty revenues through the roof and shoot the budget into surplus. “The State Government should be ensuring that those looking to purchase their first property are being given the support they need,” Mr Payne said. “We are approaching a very significant time where families come together to celebrate. It’s also a time
of evaluation where life decisions and major changes can be made. “Our fear is many will visit friends and family interstate over the festive season and reconsider their future in NSW due to their inability to purchase property. “The NSW Government must act now, before Christmas, to reintroduce incentives for first home buyers. If they do not act quickly enough we will lose our best young people to other states. “The return to surplus announced by the NSW Government at the beginning of November means that the funding, which was largely provided by the property market in the first place, is available to be distributed to first home buyers,” Mr Payne said.
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STAGE 5, 6 & 7C NOW SELLING INSPECT NEW DISPLAY VILLAGE DAILY FROM 12PM
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1045 Corella Street, North Albury
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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$139,500 6.54% Yield This fully renovated property represents great value for the savvy investor. • One bedroom with built in robes • Updated kitchen with stainless steel appliances • Polished floor boards • Combined bathroom/Laundry. • Currently leased at $175 per week until February, 2014 this property is achieving an excellent return.
MORE GREAT LAND FOR SALE Whenby Grange............................... Wattle Glen.................................... Wattle Views................................... Yackandandah Heights..................... Daintree Estate............................. Western Park.................................. Baranduda Park............................... Country Club................................... Federation Park...............................
$219,000 6.11% yield Offering charm of a country cottage, great location and unbelievable investment! Close to all amenities and offering 3 generous carpeted bedrooms, original kitchen and bathroom and polished floorboards. • This property would suit the investor considering development down the track (STCA) • Size allotment at 847m² and SLU car accommodation • Currently tenanted for $260 per week until July, 2014
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$140,000 9.28% Yield Secure lease to March 2016 at $12998 per annum at this over 55’s community village perfectly placed close to all facilities. The upstairs home comprises spacious kitchen/meals/living area, en-suite to main bedroom, split system heating & cooling and outdoor balcony. A modern hassle free investment offering low council & body corporate fees combined with a superb tenant. Per annum council rates $1011.45, body corporate $641.60
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BATHROOM TAPS, for renovator, 2x complete sets, Danson taps, EC. $200 the lot. (02) 6043 1565. BBQ, three burner, near new cover, large gas bottle. $180. 0439 412 384.
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CURTAINS, salmon colour, 230Wx7' drop, total blockout, as new, were $700, sell $300ono. 6040 9268.
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DELFT BLUE, ornaments, old fishermen with pipe, bowls, bottle, coffee grinder, tray, painting, EC. $400. 6056 9684.
BED, dbl mattress base, with fitted bedspread, GC. $150. Phone: 0419 432 052. GOLF CLUBS, men's, right hand and left hand, 2 complete sets, 1 new Wilson set + 3 round bags and 2 collapsible buggies, 1 Par Maker electric buggy. Best offer. Call 6026 5937. MATTRESS, QS, "Aspen", posture premier, brand new, never used, 5 year guarantee, RRP $1,850, sell $995. 6040 2304. MULCHER, MTD, 6HP, petrol, EC. $650ono. 0438 439 276. PALM TREE, 20cm. Wodonga. $5. 02 6059 1532. PMG PHONE BOX, original, red. $3000. 03 5721 2821
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CURTAINS, white lace, 9m wide, 210cm drop. $140. 6056 9684.
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SEWING MACHINE, Brother, model GS2520, 12mo, EC. $175ono. 0428 342 235.
VERANDAH, Spanline 10x8 metres long, 3.9 metres depth. $525. Phone: 0419 432 052.
COAT STAND, timber, $120. (02) 6027 1313, 0408 203 211. C925392-JL19-11
PRINTER, HP laserjet, pro100, colour, MFP, little use. $400. (02) 6027 1313, 0408 203 211.
BICYCLE, Avanti Montario comp series, disc brakes, shocks, mega max 7015, as new. $700. 0417 075 317.
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SLEEPERS, used, ex railway, B grade, $24 each, half wine barrels $69. GC. Phone 0411 558 572.
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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.
CARPET, new, 12.5 broad loom metre (3.6m), in soft sage green. $550. (02) 6026 3996.
TEL: 0467 230 176 - 24 HOURS
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The Minister for Health, the Hon David Davis MP, is pleased to invite applications for part time positions on the board of public health services, public hospitals (including multi purpose services and early parenting centres), Health Purchasing Victoria and Ambulance Victoria, with terms of ofice commencing from 1 July 2014. These positions provide an exciting opportunity for suitably qualiied and experienced persons to contribute and provide high level advice on the delivery of public health care to the Victorian community.
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ROOSTER, blue leghorn, purebred, light and dark, 12mo, Barnavelder, $30. 0427 261 664.
DISCRIMINATION IN ADVERTISING IS UNLAWFUL The Victorian Equal Opportunity Act 1995 makes it unlawful for an advertiser to show any intention to discriminate on the basis of sex, pregnancy, race, age, marital status, political or religious belief or physical features, disability, lawful sexual activity/sexual orientation, HIV/AIDS status or on the basis of being associated with a person with one of the above characteristics, unless covered by an exception under the Act. As Star News Group could be legally liable if an unlawful advertisement is printed, Star News Group will not accept advertisements that appear to break the law. For more information about discrimination in advertising, contact your legal advisers or the Equal Opportunity Commission.
AUTO PARTS /ACCESSORIES HILUX, tyres and rims, 5 set, Bridgestone Dueller HT, 205, R16c, 110/108s, done 14,000kms. $800ono. 0429 173 860.
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Lot 401 DP1146605 Ettamogah Road THURGOONA 668 Centaur Road LAVINGTON Lot 408 DP1184365 Wilson Street ALBURY 1/634 Storey Street SPRINGDALE HEIGHTS 52 Claremont Place TABLE TOP 42 Lawson Circuit LAVINGTON 3 Hereford Court THURGOONA 39 Harmer Street GLENROY 20 Charolais Court THURGOONA 231 Kooba Street NORTH ALBURY 38 Lawson Circuit LAVINGTON 2/424 Crisp Street ALBURY
10.2013.32610.1 Hebel Block Wall 10.2013.32617.1 Demolition of Residence
638 Prune Street SPRINGDALE HEIGHTS 68 Saville Avenue LAVINGTON 822 David Street NORTH ALBURY
Residence & Garage Residence & Garage Colorbond Shed & Carport Residence & Garage Residence & Garage Alts & Adds to Residence Residence & Garage Carport & Conversion of Existing Garage to Bedroom 10.2013.32603.1 Colorbond Shed & Skillion Carport
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15 Henschke Avenue THURGOONA 11 Autumn Lane TABLE TOP 54 Baranbale Way SPRINGDALE HEIGHTS 15 Princeton Court THURGOONA 122 Pickworth Street THURGOONA
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PONTOON BBQ party boat, 40hp Yamaha boat and trailer registered, club lounge kitchen sink and cupboards, BBQ and hotplates fridge/freezer, seats 10 excellent condition. $48,000ono. Call 0427 282 409.
WALKERS WANTED We need people to deliver the NewsWeekly and catalogues in your area. Would suit Students, Pensioners and Mums, 2-3hrs per week.
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OUTBACK CAMPER, Sturt, off road, 4yo, large toolbox, full annexe, VGC, $11,500ono. (03) 5754 2243.
EVERNEW, pop-top, 15', 1993, reg April 2014, K27-947, awning, double bed, innerspring mattress, many extras. $11,000ono. 02 6023 1651 or 0418 231 651.
TANDEM TRAILER, 10 x 6, fully caged, easy to operate, rear door, toolbox, jockey wheel, like new, reg X93074. $5,500ono. Phone 0434 255 504.
The relevant consents are available for public inspection, without charge, at AlburyCity’s Customer Service Centre during normal working hours or by visiting our website www.alburycity.nsw.gov.au and select ‘DA Tracking’ under Building and Planning.
HOLDEN, Adventra AWD wagon, 2006, 6 seater, 238,000kms, AC, CC, tinted windows, roof rack, reg until 07/14, GC, BKM84L. $9,700. 0427 296 434.
HOLDEN, Barina, 2009, 5 speed, manual, 77,000km, EC, BS-10-FS. $7,500. 0416 650 399.
JAYCO, Westport, 1998, double bed, front kitchen, oven and cook top, microwave, new annexe, VGC, reg. F91928. $15,500ono. Phone 0413 180 042.
HYUNDAI, FX Coupe, 2001, 5 speed manual, unregistered, TDZ-614. $3,500ono. 0428 365 481.
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MAZDA 3, Maxxsport, manual, 2005, VGC, reg, ZYU-781. $11,000ono. 0427 103 597.
MITSUBISHI, Lancer, 1999, GLXi CEII, 1.8, AC, 5 speed, CD, 4 door sedan, new battery, Vic reg until 08/14, beautiful car, ZXP-049. $3,500. 0434 044 068.
VOLKSWAGEN, Beetle, red, 2005, auto, NSW reg, July 2014, ZR-85-BC. $11,400. (02) 6021 4293.
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APPROVED DEVELOPMENT APPLICATIONS 10.2011.30872.3 Modification of Consent - 432 Lot Torrens Title Subdivision - Staged 10.2013.32458.1 2 Lot Torrens Title Subdivision 10.2013.32461.2 Modification of Consent - 3 Lot Torrens Title Subdivision & Demolition of Buildings 10.2013.32537.1 Residence & Garage
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Local Sport Up in Flames By KRYSTEN MANUEL, PHOTOS: ADAM WILSON THE Lauren Jackson Sports Centre played host to a firey game on Saturday, with the Brydens Sydney Uni Flames defeating the Tradies Canberra Capitals 8168. Credit goes to Sydney Uniâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Alicia Poto who was the gameâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s top scorer with 19 points, including four three-pointers. Lauren King was Sydney Uniâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s secondleading scorer with 17 and Katie-Rae Ebzery followed suit with 13 points, five rebounds, five assists and three steals. For the Caps, Natalie Hurst was the top scorer with 15 points, seven assists and six rebounds. Flames coach Karen Dalton said she was impressed with the combined effort from each member of the team, particularly seeing as all 10 players were on court. â&#x20AC;&#x153;They all played well, I was really happy with everyoneâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s contribution,â&#x20AC;? she said. â&#x20AC;&#x153;I think Alicia Poto did a great defensive job on Nat Hurst and Jess Bibby, and Katie-Rae (Ebzery) and Lauren King had a good game. â&#x20AC;&#x153;I was really happy with the whole team and the roles they played when they came on the floor.â&#x20AC;? Dalton said a quick start for the
Casey Samuels makes a desperate grab as the Capsâ&#x20AC;&#x2122; Abbey Bishop descends on the ball. Flames was a key factor in determining the rest of the game. â&#x20AC;&#x153;We got off to a good start - our first half set up the win,â&#x20AC;? she said. â&#x20AC;&#x153;The third quarter we struggled a little bit, but we followed the game plan to the letter, our defence from start to finish was pretty good - we had a couple of lapses. â&#x20AC;&#x153;Our defence is generating our offence at the moment.â&#x20AC;? The Capitals have next week off be-
fore heading to Townsville and Logan, time Dalton said will be dedicated to refining their defence. â&#x20AC;&#x153;Weâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;ve won four in a row,â&#x20AC;? she said. â&#x20AC;&#x153;We have no problems scoring; itâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s our ability to defend and rebound thatâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s been an issue in the losses weâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;ve had previous to that.â&#x20AC;? Sydney Uni Flames 81 (Poto 19, King 17, Ebzery 13) Canberra Capitals 68 (Hurst 15, Bibby 13, Bunton 12)
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Jamee Kennedy and Abbey Bishop fight it out to a packed crowd last Saturday.
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