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Furst among finalists It’s certainly not too hot in the kitchen for one of the best young chefs to come out of Wodonga yet – Zachary Furst. The 21-year-old is relishing in competition, making his way to a place in the Nestle Golden Chef’s Hat Award national final, with eyes on an international final in France. FOR THE FULL STORY TURN TO PAGE 2
Border scores goal By KRYSTEN MANUEL FOR a small group of Bhutanese boys who kicked around make-shift soccer balls year after year in a refugee camp, the tide has turned. Now settled across the Border, the boys not only got a chance to kick a real ball, but to hold the Australian Bhutanese Interstate Soccer Championship (ABISC) trophy proudly above their heads. Plus, thanks to their big win, the Border has been chosen to host the next ABISC, bringing thousands of dollars to the community. “Because we have been given the opportunity to settle in Albury Wodonga, we feel very fortunate, we have a new life,” Albury Bhutanese Association president Teju Chouhan said. “We feel we have to give back to the community for the favour we’ve received. We’re proud because next year we’re going to host the championship, so we will draw a big crowd and help the community financially. “At the same time, we have challenges. Our association was set up a little over three years ago and now we are hosting the national level championships. “We call on the Border community for any possible support that will assist us build our capacity to provide the best opportunities to these youth. This will also provide a foundation for hosting next year’s event successfully.” The ABISC has been running for three years and is part of the Bhutanese Youth Festival 2014, where nine soccer teams from different States of Australia participated. This is the first year a team from Albury Wodonga has played. What began as a friendly game of soccer has now become a source of pride and hope among the entire Bhutanese community. “We formed the team because the community was growing and everyone felt it was something they already
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Life is pretty basic there. You don’t really dream big and you don’t feel you have a future. You live for the day and be happy if you live through it ...
National winners: Back row: Durga Gurung, Santi Adhikari, Ranga Neopaney, Ram Poudel, Ravi Bhandari, Subash Poudel and Madhu Subedi. Front row: Khem Acharya, Ramesh Basnet, Sajit Bhattarai, Lalas Magar, Indra Guragai and Dilip Chauwan.
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knew - they wanted to start a team,” Mr Chouhan said. “Most of these kids have been born and bred in the refugee camps. They have had a humble beginning. “As they grew up they never had a proper soccer ball. They often recall their past experiences of making a soccer ball out of plastic and wrapping it up with tape. “Life is pretty basic there. You don’t really dream big and you don’t feel you have a future. You live for the day and be happy if you live through it. “This all started off as social soccer. The boys were so motivated about get-
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WODONGA’S young-gun chef Zackary Furst has secured himself a place in the Nestle Golden Chef’s Hat Award national final for the second year in a row. The 21-year-old nailed the Victorian heat on 8 July against a record number of young chefs participating from across the state, thriving on the pressure of competition and the competitive nature of chefing. “Any chef has a competitive spirit at heart, I think, purely because of their ego,� he said. “The competitive spirit in me would have come from growing up with my Dad and brother as chefs as well.� The three-course, four-hour culinary challenge saw Furst creating a sumptuous threecourse meal that impressed the judging panel, made up of internationally recognised World Association of Chef’s Societies (WACS) judges, Nestle chefs and members of the Australian Culinary Federation. His silver medal-winning menu included an outstanding dessert of Bay Leaf Panna Cotta, with chocolate and fennel seed ganache, sweet baked tuile and dates in rosemary caramel. “This one was a little bit easier than last year now I know what I’m up against,� he said. “I had my chef from my work with me so it was a lot easier to have a guy I’m quite close with to work with. “Our strengths are definitely our work-flow in the kitchen, general team work and organisation.� Furst works as a sous chef at The Commoner in Flemington with fellow chef Jake Kellie, (aged 23, from Travancore). Both will represent Victoria in the National Final. “The nationals are in Melbourne at the Crown Casino in September which will be great,� he said. “I want to always keep myself excited about cooking and learn new things all the time. “I’m so happy to have won and be representing Victoria in
Zachary Furst is looking forward to a chance to represent Australia with his passion for chefing. Inset: Furst’s silver medal-winning menu included an outstanding dessert of Bay Leaf Panna Cotta, with chocolate and fennel seed ganache, sweet baked tuile and dates in rosemary caramel. the National Final, I’d love to bring the trophy home this time. To get to France would be an awesome experience and a massive step up for my career.� This year’s national winning team will be awarded a careerchanging trip to Lyon, France for the world’s most prestigious cooking competition, the Bocuse d’Or World Final, to see the best chefs in the world cook for the ultimate title. The Nestle Golden Chef’s Hat Award is dedicated to help-
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NAIDOC winners UNCLE Ken “Tunny” Murray has been named Elder of the Year in the second annual NAIDOC Awards Night on Sunday at The Cube. The sold-out event was hosted by the university’s Indigenous Education Unit and recognised the significant achievements and contributions of the regions Aboriginal and Torrest Strait Islander population. La Trobe Indigenous Student Services Officer Dr Pettina Love said every year Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander communities throughout Australia spent months planning NAIDOC celebrations and the university was proud to play a part.
“The Naidoc Awards Night was a very exciting evening and everybody had a lot of fun,” Dr Love said. “Uncle Ken (Tunny) Murray gave a fantastic speech and he reminded everyone how important it is to be part of a strong, supportive community.” Emceed by last year’s scholar of the year award winner Bobby Whybrow while 2013 Elder of the Year Aunty Avis Gale presented. “MC Bobby Whybrow was absolutely fantastic,” Doctor Love said. “We had a great turnout, it was a wonderful night and everybody was very deserving of their awards. “It really reminded us to take
time to congratulate people for the good things they do within our community - we are very lucky to live in Albury-Wodonga, it is such a great place filled with wonderful people.’ La Trobe University Albury Wodonga NAIDOC 2014 “Uncle Arthur Melrose Encouragement Award” WINNER : Ms Larissa Moffitt. FINALIST: Mr Curtis Reid. “Elder of the Year” WINNER: Uncle Ken (Tunny) Murray. FINALISTS: Uncle Ollie Patten and Aunty Pam Griffin. “Youth of the Year” WINNER: Ms Tahlia Biggs.
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Going for growth THE Victorian Coalition Government is investing $445,000 on the upgrade of the Wyeeboo multi-purpose community facility in the Tallangatta Valley. “The Coalition government’s investment is made up of $350,000 from the $1 billion Regional Growth Fund and a further $95,000 through the Country Football Netball Program,� Benambra MP Bill Tilley said. “Towong Shire Council will contribute $200,000 and the local community has contributed $100,000, which is a fantastic effort.
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WHEN the Albury Chess Club was approached to play a tournament with inmates from Junee Correctional Centre, it’s no surprise they were a little uncertain. What was surprising was the reception they received when attending the tournament, which left them walking away with a magnificent painting to be hung in their usual playing arena at Albury High School. “We were a little bit apprehensive about it but we were put at ease by Wagga Chess Club,” Albury Chess Club president Greg Darcy said. “Once we got in, the surprises didn’t stop! “The first surprise was the location in the gym because there were floor to wall paintings, they also supplied two dedicated barbecue operators and fed us, and they supplied two dedicated baristas. “We introduced ourselves to the eight players before we started playing and they made us feel really welcome with speeches before we started. “It was less competition and more friendly - they really appreciated that we actually came to them.” The competition was organised by the centre recreation officer Mick Perkins, Wagga Wagga Chess Club and Albury Chess Club, and was around five months in the works before the competition held on 22 June. “12 months ago Wagga Chess Club formed and they contacted us about wanting to meet three or four times a year in Culcairn,” Mr Darcy said. “Because they meet in Wag-
The painting inmates at the Junee Correctional Centre presented as a ‘thankyou’ to Albury Chess Club. ga they were contacted by Junee Jail to play their prisoners and from there the invitation was extended to us to make a day of it. “It was the first time and everybody agreed they’d like it to happen more often. At this stage we’re thinking about doing it in January again.” Five chess players from Albury travelled to the Junee Correctional Centre for the tournament, meeting at the centre’s Cultural Centre with a band providing live music in the corner, barista coffee on demand, and an active art room on the first floor. The setting for chess included a near life-size chess set on the floor and eight tables with inlaid chessboards. Following the ‘meet and greet’ session the Wagga Wagga and Albury teams were presented with two oil paintings depictions of Mates Gully Cafe in Wagga Wagga and Albury High School, being the regular meeting places for the respective clubs. “The painting looks pretty impressive,” Mr Darcy said. “We showed it to the principal at Albury High School and he was also impressed. We just got it back from being framed
and I’m looking to hand it over to him this week sometime.” A few friendly games were followed by a barbecue lunch, with a round robin of matches commencing afterwards. The matches were played by the four teams. Team members were graded 1-4 and each played a game with black and white against their opposite number. Chess clocks were used with time controls set at 10 minutes per player. Wagga Wagga won the teams event, one won game ahead of Albury, with the Junee A Team a close third. A perpetual trophy was present to Wagga Wagga Team and each member of the Wagga Wagga Team received a miniature chess trophy. The day finished with a few more friendly games and some analysis of games played. Albury Chess Club was represented by president Greg Darcy, Rob Simmons, Martin Stevens, Colin Finlay and Danny Stamenkovic. “We enjoyed the day immensely and look forward to the next tournament for the Junee Correctional Centre Perpetual Chess Trophy,” Mr Darcy said. “Our thanks again to all at Junee.”
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fers funding of up to $60,000, for one year, or up to $75,000 for projects delivered over two years,” Mr Aplin said. “This funding will support the development of new theatre works, presented and produced by people living in regional communities and performed by regional actors. “These grants support projects initiated by and involving the local community, encouraging people to engage with local theatre.” He said the playwright would work with local emerging talent to develop the work. “This work will develop skills of local artists, build new, younger audiences and lead to
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ASSOCIATE Professor Pieter Mourik’s Rights to Privacy Albury (NewsWeekly, 2 July) is just a high-falutin’ name to disguise the dastardly deed that is done when doctors abort babies. It is also a contradiction in terms. To exercise a “right to privacy”, the “right to life” needs to be guaranteed. You have to first be alive to exercise any other rights! Since Dr Mourik denies there is such a fundamental right as a “right to life”, surely his claims regarding a “right to privacy” are purely academic? As Dr Mourik embarks on his statewide campaign to have the NSW Parliament legislate exclusion zones “around the entrance of any women’s health clinic in NSW “, the tide is turning against
him. On June 26, in a unanimous decision, the Supreme Court of the United States of America struck down a Massachusetts law that created a 35-foot buffer zone restricting pro life free speech outside abortion clinics. The decision is a huge victory for sidewalk counsellors as it frees them up to be able to offer compassionate and caring alternatives. As happens, it is likely to influence other legislatures. Perhaps it’s time for Dr. Mourik to cease the angst and where doctors have failed, leave it up to The Helpers to offer some last-minute help to women as they take that irrevocable step towards abortion. Denise M. Cameron, Pro Life Victoria (Inc) president, North Fitzroy.
Group therapy pilot A PILOT group therapy program will begin in Wodonga this month, aimed at helping people at risk of developing significant mental health challenges to lead more fulfilling lives. The initiative by Hume Medicare Local (HML) and North East Border Mental Health Service (NEBMHS), is based on Wise Choices, a group therapy program developed by J. Morton and L. Shaw from Spectrum - the Personality Disorder Service for Victoria. Kim Haebich from NEBMHS said the program has been used with great success in the past with people who experience unwanted troublesome feelings, memories, urges, sensations and thoughts, that can often trigger actions such as self-harm or suicide. “The group aims to develop confidence and empower people to use safer
ways of dealing with stress and difficult life experiences before they progress to a point where suicide or self-harm is likely,” she said. “The group is facilitated by qualified psychologists and offers a combination of information sharing, discussion and useful activities for the participants to put their new skills in practice. “The topics covered include learning about and reflecting on thinking patterns, emotions and values, understanding thoughts and feelings in a way that enables wiser choices, and learning about relationships.” The program is an extension of the Access to Allied Psychological Services (ATAPS) program co-ordinated by HML, which treats people with common mental health conditions like depression and anxiety.
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Holidays can mean health DID you know one in four Victorians haven’t been on an overseas holiday in three or more years? Millions of Australians, including thousands in Victoria, could be risking their health by failing to take up their full annual leave entitlement from work, according to a revealing new survey published on 10 July. Travelzoo Australia’s poll asked close to 1000 people if they always used all their annual leave and the results from Victoria showed more than half (58 per cent) didn’t. Nationally, the figure was 55 per cent meaning as many as 6.3 million Australians might not be taking all their leave. GP and Embarrassing Bodies Down Under presenter Dr Sam Hay said the noticeable health benefits of a holiday should not be overlooked. “Taking a holiday can have a favourable and lasting effect on your blood pressure, sleeping habits and stress levels,� he said. “If you can find the time to head off on a long break and leave your busy work schedule behind, your body and mind will thank you for it. “There’s no doubt that after a holiday you’ll come back to work more motivated, more productive, and definitely happier.� Tasmanians were the least likely to always take their full leave allowance, while those living in Western Australia were most likely to use it. In the battle of the sexes, men were guiltier of failing to take their leave. Travelzoo Australia managing director Brad Gurrie said 98 per cent of survey respondents in Victoria said they believed taking a holiday was good for their health. “Nearly everyone from Victoria we asked said going on holiday was good for their health and yet huge numbers of us are choosing to ignore our
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“We can offer a complete fitout of the home,” he said. “That’s everything from lighting control, to sensors, timers, home theatre, blinds and climate control. It then can be programmed to any sort of smart technology, whether it be a tablet or smartphone. “One of the more popular uses is a welcoming theme. So you can touch one button and your door will open automatically, the entrance lights in the hallway will turn on, your blinds will open and your heating will switch on to your preferred temperature. “Or if you’re at a restaurant, an hour before you leave you can log in and turn on your heaters, close your blinds and have it all nice and snug for when you get home. “You can also set themes for when you’re away. So at night
you can time some of the inside lights on so it looks like it’s occupied, reducing the risk of a burglary.” Speaking of lights, Middy’s Wodonga has never looked brighter, having just moved to a new bigger building in order to facilitate more displays for customers. “We moved to a new branch last month to increase our lighting displays specifically,” Mr Day said. “We have new ranges of LED lighting as well as new, modern, stylish switches and power points. “With our suppliers, we’re at the forefront of all the latest LED lights. LEDs have been around for a while now but there’s a huge difference between quality LED and the cheap and nasty stuff that comes in by the container load.”
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The perfect conductor THE Border’s own Murray Conservatorium Choir, augmented with more than 20 choristers from other local choirs, will perform under the baton of one of Australia’s foremost choral conductors next month. Brett Weymark has held the post of music director of the Sydney Philharmonia Choirs since 2003 and was awarded a Centenary Medal for his services to music. He will lead the massed voices of a 70-strong choir in a day and a half of intensive workshops, culminating in a concert performance - Sound of Light. Since his appointment as music director, Mr Weymark has conducted Sydney Philharmonia Choirs in performances throughout Australia and internationally, and prepared the choirs for concerts with conductors such as Sir Charles Mackerras, Charles Dutoit, Vladimir Ashkenazy, Zubin Mehta, Edo de Waart and Sir Simon Rattle. Mr Weymark has performed with all the major ensembles from the Sydney Symphony Orchestra to The Black Arm Band, including conducting the West Australian Symphony Orchestra, Orchestra of the Antipodes, Sydney Youth Orchestra, Tasmanian Symphony Orchestra and productions for WAAPA, Pacific Opera and OzOpera. He has performed professionally with Opera Australia, the Australian Chamber Orches-
tra, the Song Company and Musica Viva. Mr Weymark has recorded with ensembles and artists such as Cantillation, Sara Macliver and Teddy Tahu Rhodes, as well as conducting a wide range of film scores from Happy Feet to Australia. The Sunday afternoon concert will feature two major works: John Rutter’s Five Childhood Lyrics and Morten Lauridsen’s Lux Aeterna, as well as shorter works by Whitacre, Faure and Barber, and finishing with Handel’s famous coronation anthem, Zadok the Priest. The weekend’s activities have been made possible with support from the Ruth Whyte Bequest. Ruth was an Albury resident who died in the 1990s, leaving a substantial bequest fund for the benefit of music in the Albury Wodonga region. The weekend’s activities represent a unique opportunity for the music community of the region to work with such a high calibre musician with an international standing. Sound of Light will perform at Mirambeena Centre, Martha Mews, Lavington on Sunday 3 August from 2.30pm. Tickets can be purchased from Regent Cinemas, the Murray Conservatorium, Genevieve Boutique, Spiritus Galler or Choristers and are $20 for adults or $15 concession with under 18 free.
Brett Weymark is one of the foremost choral conductors in Australia and will be sharing his talent in Albury on 3 August.
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THIS one has the critics jumping on furniture, beating their chests and bellowing with glee. For me, a sound applause should suffice. Dawn Of The Planet Of The Apes is a rare breed - a sequel that stands on its own but follows on nicely from its predecessor, Rise Of The Planet Of The Apes. It is set 10 years after the virus that wiped out nearly all humans was released and caused an apocalypse. The apes live happily in the forest, believing all humans are dead and gone until two younger apes come across a group of humans. Inevitably, the humans want something - access to the dam in order to get power and in turn contact any other surviving humans. Unfortunately for them, the dam is located within ape territory. Caesar, leader of the apes, strikes up a deal with Malcom (Clarke) and for a split-second the relationship has potential for harmony. But ’there’s one in every crowd’ - one in the ape crowd and one in the human crowd who push and exceed boundaries, disobey orders and do everything they can to destroy the newly-forged relationship.
Both Caesar and Malcom find themselves struggling to trust one another, especially when pitted against their own. To avoid war they must push forward with their relationship, but how much of this is really within their power when unrest and fear spreads through the masses? If you’ve heard the special effects of Dawn Of The Planet Of The Apes is outstanding, believe it. Everything from movement to nuances specific to each individual ape is flawless. The way they’re designed to appear is so life-like you could easily imagine what it would feel like to touch Caesar’s leathery hand
or feel his nimble baby climb across your shoulder - amazing. Character development was another stand-out aspect for me. With themes surrounding xenophobia, family, war and gun control, well developed characters are a must and you know you’ve hit the nail on the head when certain members of the audience tear up over an injured monkey... My only criticism was some scenes felt as if they dragged on a little. All in all, a must-see at the cinema. –Krysten Manuel
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TODAY ■ 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. ■ Albury Wodonga Wood Crafters Cottage, Gateway Village, Lincoln Causeway. Open daily 10am to 4pm. Closed Mondays except public holidays. Wonderful display of locally hand-crafted items. Bowls, clocks, pens, hat racks, children’s toys, salt and pepper grinders and much more to see. New items each week. Demonstrations take place on farmers market day, including wood turning and scroll sawing. Come along and have a look at the local craft workers at work and the cottage, new members welcome. ■ Thurgoona View Friendship Club dinner meetings. Second Wednesday of each month. Boomerang Hotel, Lavington. Inquiries: Call Avril 6025 2329. ■ Spinning and weaving demonstration at Wodonga library, 10am to 12 noon by members of the Albury Wodonga Handweavers and Spinners Guild. THURSDAY ■ Free Meditation Classes - Felltimber Community Centre, cnr of Melrose and Pearce Street, Wodonga. Thursday at 7pm for newcomers. Meditation class 7.30-8.30pm, qualified tutor. Call Lyn to schedule 0427 594 708. ■ Albury Toy Library is open every Thursday and Saturday until 28 June. Today 1011am at Aged Concern Building (432 Townsend St). Entry via side car-park entrance. New members welcome to call in. Inquiries to alburytoys@gmail.com. ■ Murray Wheezers respiratory illnesses support group meets on the third Thursday of each month at Glenecho Neighbourhood House, Burrows Rd, Nth Albury, 1.30-3.30pm. New members always welcome. Inquiries: (02) 6021 4939 or (02) 6056 9966.
■ 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 ■ Howlong Golf Club Members Draw - every Friday. Free, raffles, $500 EFTPOS card give-aways, tonnes of prizes. Howlong Golf Club, free, 6pm. Inquiries: 02 6026 5321. ■ Circa. 61 Acts. 60 Minutes. Wherever Circa has taken its breath-taking, heartstopping show, audiences have flocked to see the impossible happen. Watch as intrepid acrobats battle the clock. Marvel at the astounding ways they bend, fly, juggle and balance. Be dazzled by their skills. Circa is Australia’s most innovative circus and 61 circus acts in 60 Minutes is its all-time favourite family show. Fast, furious fun for everyone. Set to upbeat music and featuring four multiskilled performers, this is circus without the boring bits. Be quick, as the only thing faster than this show is its ticket sales. Albury Entertainment Centre. Tickets $39, 7.30pm. Inquiries: 02 6043 5610. ■ The Sounds of the Supremes. Direct from the USA. This is an energy-packed show featuring more than 20 hit songs with the frenetic style and the sound of the original line-up. This is a fantastic vocal blend of the Motown classics. Commercial Club Albury, $35, 7.30pm. Inquiries: 02 6057 2000. SATURDAY ■ 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
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SUNDAY ■ Probus Club of Howlong Presents “A Gypsy Night”. Gadjo Dilo playing nostalgic evergreen music in a gypsy style from the ’20s, ’30s, ’40s and ’50s, all old favourites. This special night will be cabaret-style with a gypsy theme so please get dressed up and have fun! Prizes for best-dressed gypsies and more. Ticket price includes threecourse buffet meal from the Windmill Restaurant. Howlong Golf Club, $35, 6.30pm start. Inquiries: 02 6026 5321. MONDAY ■ TOWN (Take Off Weight Naturally) Club Wodonga has moved. Meetings are now held every Monday evening at Gateway Health, 155 High Street, Wodonga. TOWN Club is a low-cost, non-profit organisation primarily run by dedicated committees of voluntary people, all ensuring and striving to work and promote weight loss for women, men and young people. Weigh-in starts at 6pm and the meeting at 6.30pm. Cost is a small joining fee and just $6 per week. For more information call Pam on 0447 864 534 or Elizabeth on 0414 867 836. ■ The Probus Club of Albury Hume meets every fourth Monday of the month at the Commercial Club, commencing at 10am. TUESDAY ■ 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. ■ Albury Wodonga Stroke Recovery Club. PO Box 1652 Wodonga VIC 3689. Email: AW.StrokeRecoveryClub@gmail.com, phone: 0429 785 192. ■ Australian Plants Society Albury-Wodonga Group will hold their annual general meeting. 7.30pm at the Age Concern Offices, 432 Townsend Street, Albury. Prospective members are invited to attend and additional information can be obtained by ringing Tom on 0447 231 493.
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A journey into space SPACE is abundant inside and outside this recently renovated property. With its central location, extra large rooms and generous outdoor entertainment area, 126 Gralen will suit families and housemates alike, making it the perfect investment property. From the street, the home looks modern and inviting, with two huge windows at the front - an indicator of the spaciousness inside. It has been rendered in a warm cream colour, beautifully contrasted with the black guttering and roof. Running parallel to the home is a neatly stencilled dark grey driveway, leading up to wrought iron gates, behind which is a shed - perfect for boat or caravan, with adjoining workshop. Through the front door and past the wide entry will lead you to the lounge room - and what a room it is! First things first ... built in and fully plumbed, the bar is a real show-stopper with its exposed timber and wrought iron. With more than enough room to store as many different types of drink as you please, the bar fits nicely into the vast lounge room, complete with 9ft
ceilings (throughout the home) and wood heater. Bedrooms one and two are both a generous king size with nicely detailed cornices, while bedroom three trades down its king size to queen for a three-door walk-in robe. Bedroom four is a simple queen size, but spacious nonetheless. The bathroom has just been renovated. It’s now very functional with bath and shower combined, neat vanity and stunning exposed timber and wrought iron mirror. The kitchen and dining area is another open, substantial area with electric cooking, pot drawers, gorgeous natural light and the same wrought iron/timber shelving throughout the home. This area also enjoys gas heating. The laundry and toilet are found at the very back of the house. Outside, the entertaining area is undercover and, again, large, opening out to the backyard with established garden with cubby house for the kids. Don’t miss this fantastic investment opportunity.
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43 Birdie St, Wodonga
363 Prune St, Lavington
Like new again! Renovated 2013 Huge secure yard
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$260 per week
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$180 per week
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Immaculately presented Gas heating Great bbq area Established gardens Double carport
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Terric townhouse Outdoor deck Double garage
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Immaculate in its presentation THIS three-bedroom home has been lovingly maintained, both inside and out. The formal lounge includes gas heating and ducted cooling, while the separate dining area looks onto a lovely fernery and undercover barbecue area. The kitchen has plenty of bench space and storage.
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Social Seen Out to see the songman THE perennial Mike McClellan came to town on Saturday night to play at the Entertainment Centre. The man best known for Song and Dance Man, The One I Love and Rockâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;n Roll Lady
played a mix of old favourites as well as tracks from his new album including the newly released Dancing in the Rain. Despite the cooler weather, the crowd turned out to hear McClellan, who is considered
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Local Sport First class uni games By KRYSTEN MANUEL ORGANISERS have praised the Wodonga community and their volunteers for helping to create the biggest and best Southern University Games yet. Attracting nearly 2000 university and TAFE students from Victoria, South Australia, Tasmania and - new this year - New Zealand, the games featured 14 sports across 16 venues. “I would say it’s the best regional games I’ve been to for a number of reasons,” media and marketing co-ordinator Fiona Cullen said. “The support from Wodonga City Council was incredible. They embraced the event so wholeheartedly. “The volunteers were so diverse in skill and background and they made it amazing. The officials and competition managers that ran the sport on our behalf were exceptional and the facilities were awesome too. “The final thing for me that was a big indication of how good the event was, was the venue we used for our social program. They really understood the university market and looked after the students. We had people showing up bare feet, but instead of turning them away the venue gave them
James Kattan and Nathan Ormond in a close bid for the ball.
thongs. The same with bare chested guys - they had all these promotional shirts they had to get rid of, so they said ‘here you go!’ “I think it helps that it’s a university town, having Charles Sturt in Albury and La Trobe in Wodonga, so the community has an understanding of what university students do, what their needs are and how they entertain themselves. Previously, we’ve had events in non university towns and it can be a bit challenging.” The games featured three big awards for universities. The John Campbell Trophy for Overall Champion, which went to La Trobe University
Emily FrancisPester and Hannah Topp show their sportsmanship at the net.
for scoring eight pennants. “That award is given to the university that wins the highest number of pennants,” Ms Cullen said. “Each sport essentially represents one pennant. There were 22 pennants in total across multiple categories.” The Hugh McKechnie Trophy for Per Capita Champion also went to La Trobe University. This award is based on the points acquired through the competition divided by the number of students the university has. The Spirit of the South award went to RMIT. “This is awarded to the university
that is voted by their peers as being the best and fairest,” Ms Cullen said. “Every time they were happy, supportive and in good spirits. They would clean up after themselves, they were very well mannered and dealt with the competition staff really well.” The Southern University Games began in 1992. Ms Cullen said back then it was in a slightly different format and known as a Southern Conference. “They didn’t involve quite as many universities and no TAFE,” she said. “The event has really grown significantly. This year we had 1950 students competing which is the highest number we’ve ever had.”
Dogs in successful raid for the ladies By KRYSTEN MANUEL WHILE the Wodonga Bulldogs are struggling to hold their heads above water in O and M Football, the ladies have picked up the slack. A comfortable third on the O and M Netball ladder, the Doggies took no prisoners in their last match against a rival Wodonga team - the Raiders - in a match that resulted in a 28-point win. The win was clear from the outset, with the first quarter concluding with the Dogs on 16 and Raiders, 8. The second quarter was much the same story, with the Dogs just doubling the Raiders score with 31, leaving the Raiders on 15. The third quarter followed trend with the Dogs doubling the Raiders, 50 - 25. The last quarter concluded with an additional 14 points for the Dogs and 11 for the Raiders, resulting in a final score of 64 - 36. Despite their loss, the Raiders put up a consistent fight, even displaying one last gust of energy in the final quarter. Hayley O’Neill and Rachel Johnson did what they could, scoring best players for the match. For the Bulldogs, Rebecca Cameron dominated the goal circle as Goal Attack, while Rebekah Ohlin busted the Raiders in Goal Defence. Next week, the Bulldogs will face the Wangaratta Magpies, while the Raiders will aim to make up for their loss in their upcoming match against the Wangaratta Rovers.
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Three wins on the trot Big V Round 16 Wrap Up: THE Green’s Garden and Ag NE Lady Bushrangers have made it three wins on the trot after accounting for the Chelsea Gulls, 68-65. It was a gutsy performance from the Lady Bushrangers, as they continued their much-improved play and weathered a number of challenges from the playoff bound Gulls. With both teams struggling to put points on the board, the score line was always tight, and it would come down to whichever side could capitalise from the foul line. Rachel Jeffery had a stand out game to finish with 23 points and 14 rebounds. Holly Bawden had another big game on her way to eight points and 10 rebounds. Lady Bushrangers coach Jason Bannerman was full of praise for his side. “They’ve improved out of sight,” he said. “We have lifted our shooting percentages and our bench players are contributing more over the past few weeks which is making a big difference to the side,” he said. The Subway North East Bushrangers have handed the Oakleigh Warriors a 26-point defeat in what was probably the side’s most complete game of the season. Continuing on their improved play from the last month, the Bushrangers took an early lead and didn’t look back. The Bushrangers were able to carve up the Warriors zone defence with some crisp ball movement and great movement off the ball. Josh McKay, Jon Lindhe and Trent McMullen all shared the load of containing Oakleigh’s league stand out Andrew Kaban, and while he scored 34 points, he was made to cough the ball up nine times. The Bushrangers had five players score in double figures, with Jon Lindhe leading the way to finish with 25 points and nine rebounds. Dylan Webb fought hard inside for 18 points and eight rebounds. Josh McKay battled foul trouble but still had 10 points and nine rebounds. The Bushrangers now turn their attention to this Sunday’s game against the Maccabi Warriors. The Lady Bushrangers have the weekend off. Sam McDonald North East Bushrangers
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O&M FOOTY2014 Team spirit is everything The Raiders beat the Bulldogs 70-60 in another disappointing loss for the Doggies.
Simon
Says with SIMON CORR YOU play sport to succeed. In individual sports you strive to achieve a personal best and attempt to win in everything you compete in. In team sports there are no individual personal bests and the team’s achievements and results are clearly measured on victory. In team sport winning is everything. You work hard to play your role and you celebrate a win together. Winning builds confidence and camaraderie, it is reward for effort, it’s simply awesome. The euphoria of victory is contagious and addictive, it makes the team hungry. It also makes training in the cold and wet and any other inconveniences experienced along the way bearable. What if you’re not winning, and in fact don’t win all season? This is the conundrum the players, coaching staff and in fact supporters of the Wodonga Football Club is facing at the moment. After being defeated last Sunday by fellow Wodonga Club the Raiders, the Bulldogs have now lost 12 games in a row and are yet to experience a win this season. This no doubt will be having a devastating effect on the playing group as they struggle to get through one of the toughest periods in their proud history. Already savaged by injury, somehow the coaching staff must try to continue to lift the team’s spirits week after week as they are knocked to the canvas. It will be tough for all involved, but it is a part of sport and in fact life. We can’t always be winners, and you don’t necessarily get rewarded for trying, something no doubt the Doggies are doing. As hard as it may seem right now, this young playing group will however be the better for the experience. Times of adversity are character building. Loosing is a part of life and it concerns me that they are trying to eradicate this experience from junior sport. Hang in there Wodonga and stay strong together and your reward will not be far away. The final five is basically set, with fifth place the only spot still up for
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Shaune Brewer makes a break. grabs. Ironically the two Wangaratta sides will fight it out for this position with the Rovers a game clear in fifth spot, but they will need to be careful not to drop any unexpected games. Now that the Wodonga Raiders are back on the winners list they will take some renewed confidence down to the W.J. Findlay Oval for this weekend’s
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is always challenging. The good news for Yarrawonga is that their star midfielder and former Morris Medallist Craig Ednie is getting back to careerbest form, and I would expect him to relish in the conditions at the McNamara Reserve. Corowa Rutherglen have a tough test against the undefeated Albury Tigers. The Roos showed definite signs of improvement last week against Yarrawonga and are not far from matching it with the Big 3. Albury will regain the services of Lonnie Hampton and Joel Mackie from representative duties and should have the power to get the job done. Finally North Albury, who were great against Albury last week, will meet Lavington in an interesting clash at Bunton Park. The Hoppers definitely have the basis to springboard themselves into finals contention in years to come, but the Panthers are still eyeing off the Minor premiership an incentive too great to see them slip up here.
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â&#x20AC;˘Wang Rovers â&#x20AC;˘Albury â&#x20AC;˘Wangaratta â&#x20AC;˘Lavington â&#x20AC;˘Yarrawonga
Under New Managment!
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Come and see Jayson and Summer for all your Building, Landscaping and Gardening Supplies
2/202-204 Melbourne Rd, Wodonga Phone: 02 6056 5821 www.voguewindowtint.com.au
534 Urana Road, Albury Phone: 02 6025 1735 Exciting new house and land packages coming soon!
Paul Azzi
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Sales at Glenvill Homes
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Henk Van de Ven
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Owner of Enzed Albury
â&#x20AC;˘Wang Rovers â&#x20AC;˘Albury â&#x20AC;˘Wangaratta â&#x20AC;˘Lavington â&#x20AC;˘Yarrawonga
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YOUR ONE STOP SHOP FOR ALL YOUR FOOTY STUFF
JUST ARRIVED NBA BEANIES $39.85
NEW DISPLAY HOME 312 Borella Road, Albury
474 74 Dean Street Albury NSW 2640 Phone Phone: e: (02) 6041 4299 ŕ¸&#x20AC; ŕ¸&#x20AC;ŕ¸&#x20AC;ŕ¸&#x20AC;ŕ¸&#x20AC;ŕ¸&#x20AC; ŕ¸&#x20AC;
Open 7 days from 11am-3pm Sales enquiries call Paul Azzi 0488 166 400
Andy Newton
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â&#x20AC;˘Wang Rovers â&#x20AC;˘Albury â&#x20AC;˘Wangaratta â&#x20AC;˘Lavington â&#x20AC;˘Yarrawonga
416 Wilson St, Albury Phone: 02 6021 3199 www.enzed.com.au
Outlet call 136 1100
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See Henk and the team at Enzed Albury for all your hose and fittings needs.
Cathy McGowan Member for Indi
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Lavington Panthers
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â&#x20AC;˘Wang Rovers â&#x20AC;˘Albury â&#x20AC;˘Wangaratta â&#x20AC;˘Lavington â&#x20AC;˘Yarrawonga
Federal Member for Indi
A pub... not a club since 1874
Authorised by Cathy McGowan AO MP, Member for Indi 117 Murphy Street, Wangaratta, Vic, 3677
502 Guniea St, Albury Ph: 02 6021 3176
03 5721 7077
www.starhotel.com.au
www.cathymcgowan.com.au
Clinton Harvey
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Real Estate Agent for Wodonga Real Estate
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â&#x20AC;˘Wang Rovers â&#x20AC;˘Albury â&#x20AC;˘Wangaratta â&#x20AC;˘Lavington â&#x20AC;˘Yarrawonga
John Lawrence
795 Centaur Road Lavington Phone 02 6025 1555
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Owner of Lawrences FurnitureOne
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â&#x20AC;˘Wang Rovers â&#x20AC;˘Albury â&#x20AC;˘Wangaratta â&#x20AC;˘Lavington â&#x20AC;˘Yarrawonga
Mark Treloar
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â&#x20AC;˘Wang Rovers â&#x20AC;˘Albury â&#x20AC;˘Wangaratta â&#x20AC;˘Lavington â&#x20AC;˘Yarrawonga
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Phone: 6056 1888 6 Stanley Street Wodonga www.wodongarealestate.com.au
Krysten Manuel Journalist for Albury Wodonga NewsWeekly
â&#x20AC;˘Wang Rovers â&#x20AC;˘Albury â&#x20AC;˘Wangaratta â&#x20AC;˘Lavington â&#x20AC;˘Yarrawonga
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Sandra Moon 2AY Brekkie Show
â&#x20AC;˘Wang Rovers â&#x20AC;˘Albury â&#x20AC;˘Wangaratta â&#x20AC;˘Nth Albury â&#x20AC;˘Yarrawonga
Live every Saturday from 1pm 2AYâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Broadcast of the Ovens & Murray Match of the day. Plus score updates from the AFL , O&M, Hume and Tallangatta Football Leagues.
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Adam Burton Advertising Manager for Albury Wodonga NewsWeekly
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