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ANGIE KIDS AROUND NEWTOWN’S Angie Hilton and her kids, Sonny, 6, and Scarlett, 8, were sticking tight this week as the star of stage and screen embarked on a new adventure. To find out what Angie’s up to now, turn to page 5. Picture: GREG WANE

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workers at Geelong Toll, have gone to ground as they consider their options with their third lawyer since launching their campaign.

But several others who suspect they might also have claims on the winnings are considering their own action after the group of 14 ignored them.

The Independent understands that the syndicate initially had up to 20 members. Syndicate spokesman Gary Georgeson would not take calls

from the Independent yesterday, while another Toll employee said: “I don’t think anyone’s meant to talk to anyone”. A second spokesman, Wayne

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Rumors are lying!

Right of the bat is iOs 9 at launch. Since the new sotware was previewed at the Worldwide Developer Conference on the 8th of June, it’s a pretty safe bet that the iPhone 6S will have the new operating system out of the box. Also, it’s said that the new system will launch sometime in August so owners of previous iPhone models can check out the new sotware features prior to the launch of the new phone.

GOVERNMENT employees in Geelong have celebrated Public Sector Week 2015 – by walking off the job. Members of the Community and Public Sector Union, which covers services such as Centrelink and Medicare, downed tools, or should that be pens, for a half-day protest at “attacks on their workplace rights, conditions and pay”. That’s despite average full-time adult pay in the public sector now outstripping private sector wages by almost 10 per cent. And it’s hard to imagine anything less than similar advantages in rights and conditions. So why strike when every week’s Public Sector Week?

One of the less surprising rumors is the upgraded Aluminium to be used for the frame of the phone. Ater the Bendgate iasco of 2014 showed just how malleable the frame actually is. As a phone repair shop who has seen a LOT of iPhone 6 phones, we can conirm that this is regrettably true. he current model bends far too easy and can actually cause a lot of headache when itting a new screen to it... To read the rest of this article and for more articles like this, please visit

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Staff are jumping around outside BCI Brands’ new Thompson Rd premises during peak-hour traffic while dressed as video game characters Mario and Luigi (pictured). General manager Teresa Esteban says the colourful pair’s antics have been drawing plenty of response – and not only from littlies. “It’s not just the kids that think it’s great, the adults are loving it, too,” says Teresa, who spends time herself in one of the costumes. “Even if we don’t see immediate return on investment it makes our day to see how we’re making so many passing motorists smile, wave and toot when they see us.” THE BCI initiative made Double Take wistful for the days of another Geelong DIY marketing icon, now sadly missed: the Grovedale bottleshop Santa. Each Yuletide he would appear in full costume, waving generously to passing traffic on Torquay Rd regardless of the summer heat radiating from the pub’s then-whitewashed walls. Double Take recalls the wonder in the eyes of his young son when Santa lurched through an open car window during a bottleshop stop. With thick, grimy fingers protruding from a costume that had seen better (Christmas) days, Santa gently placed a cellophane-wrapped lolly into the little boy’s hand. “Was that really Santa?” asked the boy on the way home. “Yes,” replied dad, “and he’s the best Santa ever.”

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WHO SPOILED Corey Enright’s milestone 300th match for Geelong? Cats fans, that’s who. Well, that was the opinion of one local news outlet, anyway. In the miserable wash-up of Geelong’s homeground capitulation to Melbourne the finger was first pointed at the Demons as “party poopers”. But the next day the blowtorch turned viciously on supporters who left minutes before the inevitable, bitter end on a cold Sunday night. ‘Fans let down Enright’, thundered a sport pages headline. An editorial righteously concurred under ‘Fickle fans let Boris down’. Somehow the players who actually lost the match escaped accountability.

It’s that time of year when google searches for the current model of iPhone start to rise with a slight caveat; an “S” tagged onto the numeral. So this year it’s the iPhone 6S (however, some rumors say that it’s diferent enough from the 6 models that they may just go ahead skip to iPhone 7), and there is enough new goodies here to make that fancy iPhone 6 in your pocket feel like mere peasantry. So let’s round up some of those rumors and try to piece together what Apple’s new lagship might be sporting.

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IT’S SHAPING up as Geelong’s biggest party in years – a Gatsby-like circus-cabaret-burlesque show complete with pythons, fire-eaters, contortionists and acrobats. The guest list will include industry captains, celebrities, entrepreneurs, politicians, all manner of mover and shaker – before it’s thrown open to the public.

Red carpet, stiltwalking ushers and smoke bombs will greet guests at the 50th birthday of Geelong Mayor Darryn Lyons at Home House nightclub on 21 August. Cr Lyons has begun inviting friends informally, telling them to keep the date free. “There’ll be acts you just won’t believe, it’s going to be spectacular,” he said.

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Geelong buildings NUMEROUS riddled with concrete cancer will cost owners millions of dollars in repairs, a property management company has warned. The warning follows discoveries of major concrete cancer issues on the Gold Coast and in other coastal regions. Ace Body Corporate Management cheif Stephen Raff said strata property stakeholders in Geelong should “get proactive” immediately. Mr Raff warned that delaying concrete cancer checks could result in crippling repair bills. A number of buildings in the re-

gion have already suffered serious concrete cancer issues, including Geelong Performing Arts Centre (GPAC), Civic Centre car park and Anglesea Surf Lifesaving Club. GPAC will undergo a $140 million upgrade after concrete cancer and other issues rendered it unsafe and unfit for hosting events, the Independent reported earlier this year. City Hall has listed $80,000 of works on the Civic Centre car park roof “to mitigate the need for urgent remedial work to fix major structural issues”. A report said extreme heat loading of the car park’s top level had caused excessive structural movement, cracking and flaking of concrete, which

promoted severe concrete cancer and a risk of further major repair work. Anglesea Surf Lifesaving Club faces a $4 million redevelopment plan because the lower level of the ageing complex, set for demolition, has cracked and broken brickwork and concrete cancer. Mr Raff said recent investigations confirmed what property sector leaders feared for more than a year, with numerous buildings on the Gold Coast found to be riddled with concrete cancer, or “spalling” as it is known to engineering experts. “The million dollar holes being gouged into the funds of Gold Coast bodies corporate and property owners should be a trigger for all Geelong stra-

ta stakeholders to get proactive now.” Hyrum Mohring, of North Geelong building repairs business Resourcity, told the Independent the region had many buildings fitting into the age and construction profile for concrete cancer. “Buildings that are 50-plus years old are at significant risk and Geelong still has a lot of buildings from the ‘50s and ‘60s.” Tim Stretton, of Grovedale’s Total Waterproofing Solutions said 30 per cent of his work was dealing with concrete cancer. “The repair costs are high, because you have to cut out the affected area and treat around it and they are difficult applications. It’s time consuming,” Mr Stretton said.

Ron’s backyard art tells the tale of Wathaurong’s fate By NOEL MURPHY RON MILLIGAN’S backyard has been Wathaurong country for 2000 generations. He lives near West Park, where a creek once ran from Herne Hill down toward Gordon Ave through Johnstone Park and into Corio Bay. The backyard, in the Milligan family for eight or nine generations, is the subject of his forthcoming exhibition on the bigger Wathaurong neighbourhood. The paintings begin with an unusual backyard barbecue at his Yuille St home - with blackfellas around a fire preparing to roast a kangaroo. A swing, a garden shed, fence, neat garden and well-clipped lawn remind the viewer what’s replaced the hunter-gather’s traditional homeland. Ron’s works are a poignant statement on the settlement of whites in the district, from John Murray in the Lady Nelson and two shootings of the locals to William Buckley, bunyip sightings, John Batman’s treaty, squatters, ineffective protectors and the loss of hunting grounds. “From Fyans’ count in ’37 only four in 10 remained, their living was denied them, their hunting grounds were claimed,” Milligan writes in accompanying texts. “Just 20 camped at Tooim Be-al, where the river redgum grew, on land no use to Stewart, in 1852. “Banished from the town each night, they walked in every day, sold their boomerangs in Yarra St for the pittance they were paid.” Milligan’s paintings show the stars of the southern sky, Wathaurong with Buckley and Batman’s camp, on the plains around the You Yangs and along the Barwon River, at Portarlington and on the coast. One verse is especially telling of the last Wathaurong’s fate: ‘Dan Dan Nook and Willem Ba Nip, Kings of nothing they surveyed, On the road to Bellarine, With nothing left to trade. Help Me Through The World, Was the name of the Moolap Inn But its patrons wouldn’t feed them, The last two of their kin.’ Gordon Gallery will host Milligan’s My Back Yard from 7 to 10 July.

Servo opposed A SERVICE station proposed for the top of Mt Duneed would be “out of character” with the area, according to Surf Coast Shire. The shire has objected to City of Greater Geelong over the service station’s siting at the intersection of Surf Coast Hwy and Mt Duneed Rd.

Man wanted A MAN wanted on 10 warrants for offences including threats to kill might be on the loose in Geelong. Police said 190cm Christopher Cornwill, 25, had no fixed place of abode but frequented St Albans Park, Norlane, Whittington and Belmont.

Sack call THE ABC must sack its Q&A executive producer for allowing a convicted criminal to make “offensive comments”, according to a local MP and former presenter for the station. Member for Corangamite, Sarah Henderson who spent nine years at the ABC, said Peter McEvoy’s “stunt” with Zaky Mallah put the audience and staff at risk.

Dolphin killed A FISHING trawler has returned to port in Geelong amid further controversy after killing another dolphin. Star of Geelong docked this week to offload its catch after increasing its known tally of accidental dolphin kills to nine during an operation off New South Wales last week.

Blast fear THE ANDREWS Labor Government has refused to rule out blasting Port Phillip Heads so larger ships can reach Port of Melbourne, according to South Barwon MP Andrew Katos. He said environmentally-damaging blasting and dredging would have to go ahead for larger ships to access Melbourne after Labor scuttled plans to develop a second container port, Bay West, near Geelong.

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Ruff justice for attack on cops A POLICE dog handler has received treatment in hospital after an incident at Lara. Police were called to a twostorey house where a man, who had a noose around his neck and claimed he had a firearm in his possession, was threatening selfharm. A Victoria Police spokesperson said a senior constable and his newly recruited police dog, Izak, were tasked to keep the man contained within the perimeters of the house to minimise any threat to attending officers. The man came out onto a balcony and threw a piece of balcony railing at the senior constable, striking him on the head, the spokesperson said.

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Pollies brawl over fort’s future By JOHN VAN KLAVEREN FURTHER political fighting has emerged between Parliamentary Secretary to the Minister for Defence Darren Chester and Bellarine MP Lisa Neville over Queenscliff Fort. Ahead of a scheduled visit to Fort Queenscliff today, Mr Chester took a swipe at Ms Neville over her public commitment to

the fort as an operating military base. Fort Queenscliff is an operational base for the Department of Defence Archive Centre, Australian Signals Directorate, army history and indigenous services units, and the fort’s museum. “Under our government the fort will continue to play an important role in supporting our nation’s military,” Mr Chester said.

“It’s unfortunate that the state Member for Bellarine has seen fit to cast doubt on the future of the fort through her public comments. “If Lisa Neville does not support continuing military operations at Fort Queenscliff she should say so. “When federal Labor was in government it ripped $16 billion in funding away from defence,

reducing defence spending as a percentage of GDP to the lowest level since 1938. “In contrast, our 2015 budget continues to deliver on the Government’s commitment to increase defence spending to two per cent of GDP within a decade. “It also builds on the Government’s promise to provide defence with a stable and sustainable funding growth path.”

Mr Chester said he would meet Borough of Queenscliffe Mayor Helene Cameron and councillors to discuss tourism opportunities for the fort. He also planned talks with Queenscliff Golf Club members about the challenges the course faces from operating on Commonwealth land at Swan Island. Ms Neville said she was disappointed Mr Chester had used

the fort to play politics. “Queenscliff Fort is vital for jobs in the region,” she said. “I’ve already been working closely with council and realise how important this project is. “It brings together the three levels of government, the tourism industry and the local community in an exciting project that will have lasting economic benefits.”

Model mum Angie stars again on Geelong Coast Kids Facebook page SINGER, TV presenter, model and young married mum of two gorgeous kids. Newtown dynamo Angie Hilton has a schedule that would make anyone’s head spin. But now she’s adding another string to her bow with the launch of a Facebook page Geelong Coast Kids. Full of tips, ideas and information, Geelong Coast Kids is dedicated to helping parents keep on top of all the local opportunities for their children. The page will also help connect mums and dads with other local parents, like Angie. As one of Geelong Coast Kids’ administrators, Angie will be part of the team posting to the page, monitoring responses and keeping an eye out for interesting content. “It’s going to be a lot of fun,” she said. “Geelong Coast Kids will be a great page for sharing all the interesting and fun things going on around the region. “Local parents will find it really useful and enjoy engaging with the page.” Geelong Coast Kids will also host regular competitions, such as its family passes giveaway for The Fairies at Geelong Performing Arts Centre. “And we’d like a lot of input and ideas from local parents, so like the page today so we can start sharing,” Angie said.

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GEELONG Gallipoli nurses will be commemorated in a special Anzac centenary memorial to be unveiled in Melbourne. The little-known ‘Angels of Lemnos’ tended to wounded Anzac soldiers on a bleak, windswept island as the first contingent of Australia nurses to serve in field hospitals. Lemnos was the base for the 1915 Anzac campaign, with 148 Australians and 76 New Zealanders buried on the island. The nurses, who author Thomas Keneally dubbed “the daughters of Mars”, included Little River’s Kitty McNaughton, who worked in hospitals at Geelong and Bairnsdale before signing on to the war. Like numerous others from Geelong and the Western District, she found out early in the campaign that the nurses were almost as much at risk of becoming a casualty as the shot and smashed men they tried to mend. Historian Janet Butler used Sister McNaughton’s diary to immortalise her story in the book Kitty’s War, detailing the tribulations, depredations and achievements of Gallipoli. Sr McNaughton worked at Cairo, Lemnos and The Somme, where she saw childhood friends killed in the bloody conflict, became ill herself and was transferred to England – before returning to the front. She was the first theatre nurse to work for the renowned Australian surgeon Colonel Sir Henry Newland and was awarded nursing’s highest decoration, the Royal Red Cross, first class. Sculptor Peter Corlett has created a memorial statue comprising a larger-than-life sized nurse and an injured soldier on top of a sandstone plinth to be unveiled in Port Melbourne where forces left for Gallipoli. The Lemnos Gallipoli Commemorative Committee’s Jim Claven told the Independent the memorial commemorated the efforts of figures such Sr McNaughton, Violet Duddy and Mary de Garis as well as diggers from the wider Geelong area buried at Lemnos. He praised their efforts, as well as those of a recent Red Cross and WW1 Nurses exhibition at Geelong’s Osborne House. Nurses who served on Lemnos also included Victoria Wakley, Winifred Jane Smith, Edith Avice Watson, Evelyn Davies and Ida Mary Mockridge. Nurses who served on hospital ships at Gallipoli included Hilda Samsing, Mina Alice Bromley, Bernice Loughrey and Leonora Millicent Allender.

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PUBLIC NOTICE CHANGES TO CITY HALL ENTRANCE Residents and visitors are advised that during June, works will commence to relocate City Hall’s main reception area from Gheringhap Street to the Little Malop Street entrance. This move will complement the entrances of other significant buildings in the precinct. Following completion of these works, customers wishing to visit City Hall for enquiries or to attend a function will need to access the building via the Little Malop Street entrance. Any Council payments may be made online at www.geelongaustralia.com.au, by phoning 5272 5272, or by visiting your nearest Customer Service Centre. We thank you for your patience through this change.

WOULD YOU LIKE TO OPERATE YOUR OWN BUSINESS FROM HOME? BECOME A FAMILY DAY CARE EDUCATOR WITH THE CITY The City is currently seeking to engage contract educators to register with our Family Day Care scheme. Contract educators provide education and care programs for children between six weeks and 12 years of age in their own homes. Contract educators are required to hold an approved early childhood qualification, an ABN and public liability insurance.

The City of Greater Geelong Council has prepared Amendment C334 to the Greater Geelong Planning Scheme. The land affected by the amendment is in Bell Post Hill, North Geelong, Newcomb and Point Lonsdale.

You may inspect the amendment, any documents that support the amendment and the explanatory report about the amendment, free of charge, at the following locations: • Brougham Street Customer Service Centre, Ground Floor, 100 Brougham Street, Geelong between 8.00am and 5.00pm weekdays

• Geelong West Customer Service Centre, 153a Pakington Street, Geelong West between 10.00am and 2.00pm weekdays.

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• The Grove Centre, 66-70 The Avenue, Ocean Grove between 10.00am and 2.00pm weekdays.

Are you interested in working for the City? We currently have the following positions available:

• ‘Amendments’ section of the City’s website www.geelongaustralia.vic.gov.au/amendments

• Coordinator Communications and Media • Tourism Project Officer

• at the Department of Environment, Land, Water and Planning website www.delwp.vic.gov.au/publicinspection

• Early Childhood Educators To find out more, to apply, or to subscribe to our weekly job alerts, visit www.geelongaustralia.com.au

PUBLIC MEETINGS COUNCIL MEETING The next meeting of Council will be held at 7.00pm on Tuesday 14 July, 2015 at the Council Conference and Reception Centre, City Hall, Geelong. Enter through the Little Malop Street entrance. This meeting is open to the public.

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PUBLIC NOTICE PROPOSED ROAD DISCONTINUANCE

PUBLIC NOTICE

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The City of Greater Geelong, acting under Clause 2 of Schedule 10 to the Local Government Act 1989, proposes to discontinue part of Charlemont Road, Armstrong Creek shown hatched on the plan below. The road is Crown land and once discontinued it is intended that Council will be appointed as the Committee of Management for the discontinued road and that it will be used as a green corridor.

REVIEW OF WORKPLACE CULTURE A review of workplace culture at the City of Greater Geelong is underway with oversight by Susan Halliday, former Commissioner with the Australian Human Rights Commission. Ms Halliday is independently informing herself about community experiences and concerns related to interactions with Council staff, Council as an entity or Councillors. Former employees are welcome to speak with Ms Halliday. The community sessions are being held over two days at a meeting room at the Novotel Geelong. It was considered that people may prefer to attend a neutral venue. Sessions available are: Sunday 5 July, 3.00 – 8.00pm Monday 6 July, 12.00 – 6.00pm Bookings are essential. To make an appointment with Ms Halliday please email; appointment@geelongcity.vic.gov.au or phone 5272 4256. All sessions will be held in private. Council staff will not attend. If sessions are booked out, further sessions will be arranged. The content of these meetings is confidential. If there is a need for specific follow-up, the process will be agreed with the relevant member of the public during the meeting.

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The amendment proposes to rezone land in these locations from General Residential Zone – Schedule If you are interested in becoming a registered educator 1 to General Residential Zone – Schedule 2 to visit www.geelongaustralia.com.au/community/family protect the garden character of areas identified in email familydaycare@geelongcity.vic.gov.au or phone: the City’s Incremental Change Area Review 2015. 5272 4805.

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In accordance with section 223 of the Act, any person wishing to make a submission on the proposed discontinuance may do so in writing not later than the date which is 28 days from the date of this notice. A person making a submission is entitled to request in the submission that the person wishes to appear in person, or to be represented by a person to be specified in the submission, at a meeting to be heard in support of the submission.

NEW FOOTPATH BOTH SIDES OF MELVILLE AVE NEWTOWN, QUEENS PARK ROAD TO LAYTON CRESCENT. The City wishes to advise the construction of new footpaths will start on Monday 29 June, 2015, weather permitting. Works are expected to take two weeks to complete. One side of the road will be closed to traffic during 7.00am and 4.00pm weekdays. Traffic control and detours will be in place during these times.

Submissions must be addressed to Manager, Corporate Strategy and Property Management, Greater Geelong City Council, PO Box 104, Geelong VIC 3220.

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Name and contact details of submitters are required for Council to consider submissions and to notify such persons of the opportunity to attend Council meetings and any public hearing held to consider submissions. In accordance with the Planning and Environment Act 1987, Council must make available for inspection a copy of any submissions made.

Submissions should be sent to: The Coordinator, Strategic Implementation Unit, City of Greater Geelong, PO Box 104, Geelong, VIC 3220 or by email: strategicplanning@geelongcity.vic.gov.au or online at www.geelongaustralia.vic.gov.au/amendments

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Any person who may be affected by the Amendment may make a submission to the planning authority. Submissions must be made in writing giving the submitter’s name and contact address, clearly stating the grounds on which the Amendment is supported or opposed and indicating what changes (if any) the submitter wishes to make.

The closing date for submissions is Monday 3 August, 2015.

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In addition, an information session will be held at the City of Greater Geelong, Customer Service Centre, Ground Floor, 100 Brougham Street, Geelong from 5.00pm to 6.30pm on Wednesday 15 July, 2015.

All submissions will be considered in accordance with section 223 of the Act. Submitters should note that Regulations made under the Act require the Council to make available for public inspection submissions received in accordance with section 223 of the Act during the previous months. For more information please contact 5272 4307.

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All goods are from the 1850’s right through to present day. Mill Markets lease space to hundreds of dealers, which allows small business operators and collectors who otherwise could not aford the overheads of their own shops, to showcase their goods. This equates to a wide and diverse range of products, available and open to the public, seven days a week. Enjoy a wonderful trip down memory lane through hundreds and thousands of items available for purchase at all three locations. With over 500 stall holders over three venues, there is always something for everyone. Travel The Amazing Mill Markets ‘Golden Triangle’ and enjoy quality food and cofee at each. All venues open 7 days 10.00am-6.00pm (excluding Christmas Day).

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geelong.starcommunity.com.au OVER AND OUT: Nathan Reed, Olivia and Sarah Tolan and Xavier Reed try some of the equipment featuring in Geelong Amateur Radio Club’s new exhibition next week. 140754 Picture: GREG WANE

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Radio days of yesteryear in new exhibition By JOHN VAN KLAVEREN A NEW Geelong Amateur Radio Club exhibition highlights advances in modern communications. The club’s From Morse to the Magnetron features military communications equipment used between 1914 and 1960. Displays include yesteryear equipment such as spark generators, wireless transmitters and receivers, spy radios, Word War II walky-talkies - even a reconstructed

Abley explained. “But by war’s end high speed wireless communication was used by all protagonists.“ The exhibition is part of centenary of WWI commemorations, with the club receiving an ANZAC Community Grant. The display, including more than 100 exhibits, is open 10am to 4pm Thurday to Sunday from 2 to 30 July at Osborne House East wing.

wireless console from a Lancaster Bomber and receivers that helped break the Japanese Kana Code. The club’s Barry Abley said visitors could try their hand at sending Morse code, with a special certificate for kids. “At the beginning of the Great War wireless telegraphy, using Morse code, as opposed to using wires, was considered to be a quaint adjunct to the proven means of communications such as semaphore, heliograph, field telephones and pigeons,” Mr

A NEW $86 million program will cover two of 35 mobile phone black spots around the Geelong region. Federal and state governments announced yesterday that the region would receive a new mobile phone base station at St Leonards and in the Brisbane Ranges National Park on Meredith-Steiglitz Rd. The allocations left untouched major black spots around the region at Anglesea, Armstrong Creek, Avalon, Bannockburn, Barwon Heads, Clifton Springs, Jan Juc, Lara, Leopold, Ocean Grove, Point Lonsdale, Portarlington, Queenscliff, St Leonards, Torquay, Winchelsea and on GeelongMelbourne rail services. The two new towers will be among 109 erected across the state over the next three years, servicing up to 12,000 households and businesses in regional Victoria. The black spot-elimination project received funding through a joint Labor State Government and Telstra bid to

the Federal Government’s $100 million Mobile Black Spot Program. Premier Daniel Andrews said the state committed $21 million to the project, working with Telstra and the Federal Government to maximise the amount of funding available. Public safety and emergency management were high priorities in developing the black spots program, he said. Minister for Regional Development Jaala Pulford said the black spot elimination program was a “gamechanger for our regional and rural communities”. “With an extra 12,000 households and businesses across regional Victoria to gain mobile coverage, this project will not only connect our communities, it will drive economic growth and support local jobs across.” Emergency Services Minister Jane Garrett said the project would provide much-needed mobile coverage to small communities and areas prone to natural disasters in Victoria.

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BOUQUETS to all involved in recent winter solstice productions of Petty Fines and Forbidden Fairytales at Drysdale’s Potato Shed. Top entertainment in an intimate venue equals a super night out. Hard Marker, Geelong West BUCKETS to a male Ford Territory driver for sticking up his finger during an angry outburst around two schools at Manifold Heights on Monday. A mother was trying to get her young children out of the car and he came at me headon while I gave her space and safety. Disgusted, Manifold Heights BOUQUETS to McHarry’s Buslines for my 26 years of travel on the Rollins Rd route. The driver has been very courteous and helpful. The new operator has big shoes to fill. Over 80 Now, Bell Post Hill BOUQUETS to a lovely RACV man who fixed my electrical problem in Nagle Dve, Belmont, on the evening of 12 June. I bet I would have been told it was a major fault and would cost a fortune to fix if I had taken it elsewhere. Happy Member, Belmont BUCKETS to a bank for losing all information online over four hours, leaving my daughter stranded, upset and without money in America. Bad Service Indeed, Newtown BOUQUETS to all our instructors at Fiona Skinner Learn to Swim for kind, diligent and effective teaching this term. Your skills never go unnoticed and help improve the aquatic abilities of our young children and swimmers every week. Fiona and Graeme Skinner, Belmont

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Europe calling young Warrior By JOSIP ZILIC NORTH Geelong Warriors’ Nickolas Skotnica might only be 12 but he’s already living the international football dream. The under-13s goalkeeper will embark on the journey of a lifetime, training at prestigious football academies in England and playing in a Spanish tournament. He’s also in line for selection at the national championships in Coffs Harbour later this year. As a Chelsea fan, Nickolas will realise a dream when he trains on the famous club’s home ground of Stamford Bridge. His selection to Coerver Coaching Academy means Nickolas will also attend Fulham and Tottenham, undertaking goalkeeper sessions from some of UK’s best coaches. Nickolas has also been selected in an under-13 Australian Futsal Team to take on Spain’s best in a highly rated annual tournament. While in Spain he will undergo specialised training to further his development. But the successes means a demanding schedule for the youngster, including training for a Victorian squad with FFV coach Peter Bradley, specialist keepercoaching with Coerver’s Steve Talevski and Warriors training under Josip Skoko. But despite his tender years, Nickolas approaches his football with the maturity of a seasoned pro, organising himself for train-

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THURSDAY PLANTS - Plant sale 10am-1pm at The Heights, 140 Aphrasia St, Newtown. MEDITATION - Philosophy, mindfulness, meditation with U3A 10.30am-12.30pm at Spring Creek Community Centre, 18 Price St, Torquay. Enquiries 5264 7484. PHILOSOPHY - Philosophy 2-4.30pm at Pear Tree CafĂŠ, Gilbert St, Torquay. Enquiries 5264 7484. DANCE - Life Activities Club dance 2.30-4.30pm at Belmont Pavilion, Barrabool Rd. Entry $5. Enquiries 5251 3529.

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Time voters had attention of visiting pollies to talk to the press about what they want but they don’t have time to answer a question from me. They never make time to stop and talk to the people. It’s like in a supermarket when half the checkouts are closed and the rest are all queued up; it’s just contempt from them and no choice for us. Get rid of compulsory voting and its donkey vote so they have to earn our votes. R Jones St Leonards

CAN THOMAS Watson (Letters, 19 June) please tell me why individuals in a same-sex marriage could not love and care for each other and plan a safe home environment together? They, like the rest of us, are human too. The world has not “gone mad”. Rather, individuals finally feel empowered enough to be true to themselves and embrace their sexuality. They have every right to be who they really are and enjoy happiness. Has Mr Watson ever considered that this is not a choice for homosexuals, that they were born this way? Why on Earth would they put themselves through years of torture, bullying and alienation? As for children, has Mr Watson considered all of the children subject to family violence, abusive parents and those that have to live with alcoholics or drug addicts? These are the real problems for children, which Mr Watson should fight for instead. If they were part of a loving same-sex marriage I am sure they would grow up to be well-adjusted, resilient, open-minded, accepting and loving people. Amanda Hilton Lovely Banks

Gay colonisation I AGREE with Sharyn Faulkner (Letters, 19 June) that I missed a chance to lobby Corangamite MP Sarah Henderson over the past 18 months. Like many others, I was unaware of the pressures being applied. I have since been to her office and look forward to a meeting. I agree with the statement of Pope Francis, that “the homosexual agenda is one of ideological colonisation”. The beliefs of the past are being challenged, the meaning of language is fractured and our concept of acceptable behaviour is being dismantled. Educationalists know how new concepts can be introduced and new values promoted: first, propagate the knowledge of the proposed value; second, promote or demand a favourable response; and third, obtain a commitment to its acceptance Today we see school children given knowledge of homosexual behaviour, which I didn’t know existed until my mid-20s. Under the call for tolerance children are taught not to criticise these practices. This will inevitably lead to some young people in their formative years engaging in experimental behaviour. Ideological colonisation is thus promoted and achieved. I pray all parents will be aware the propagation of knowledge is a powerful tool and that, while the teaching of Christian values is being removed from classrooms, a new ideology is being actively introduced. I call on Ms Henderson to think again and to follow her leader, Tony Abbott, in opposing the agenda of a vocal minority comprising two to three per cent of the electorate. Pastor Frank Lowry Aberdeen St Baptist Church

Morals on slippery slope WHAT a terrible indictment on society when a person can’t write in support of traditional moral values without being called a bigot, ignorant and offensive (Independent, 19 June). How these people must despise our forebears who left us with this peaceful and prosperous environment as a result of these very ideals. What is even more shameful is the implication that because these values align with the Bible they should be treated with ridicule and disdain. Whether people like to accept it or not, this country is only safe and prosperous because our laws and community values were based on God’s word. Love Is Inclusive (Buckets and Bouquets, 19 June) put forward various Biblically unacceptable examples of why we should embrace the notion of homosexual “marriage” to rectify problems facing many traditional family units. The idea that the effects of one error can be overcome by replacing it with an even greater error is ludicrous. As for Not A Bigot’s call for religious tolerance, the fact is that even Christ showed no tolerance for sin when dealing with an adulterous woman. He granted her forgiveness, not acceptance, which he reinforced with his parting statement: “Go and sin no more”.

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Perversion of marriage FOR HOMOSEXUALS to argue that restricting marriage to between men and women is somehow unfair to them disregards both history and common sense. All major religions and cultures regard marriage as between a man and a woman, or in some cases women. To redefine marriage as between two people of any gender goes against thousands of years of Christian, Jewish, Muslim, Buddhist, Hindu and other religious traditions. Many of us have no issue with partnerships between same-sex couples being recognised at law and accorded the same rights, privileges and responsibilities that apply to marriage, including divorce, property settlements, inheritance and the like. It hardly affects us. However, we wonder why gay people and their supporters demand marriage equality and that the term ‘marriage’ be applied to their relationships. This seems to be an agenda issue rather than a gender one. This provocative and confrontational attitude fosters opposition to their cause, whereas if they were to be more conciliatory and realistic then much of this opposition would disappear. By all means legislate for legal unions between persons of unspecified gender but call it a civil union or something similar that does not pervert the traditional meaning of marriage as we know it. Leave marriage alone. Peter Mackinlay Geelong

Go for happiness AS THE debate escalates as to whether same-sex marriage should be legalised, I feel that society in general cannot be delegated to make decisions on behalf of other people’s happiness, nor can governments. We all have been conditioned from an early age to accept heterosexual unions as normal and any other variant as abnormal. But all relationships are complex and should not be subjected to others’ opinions. The most important issue here is long-term happiness. Stability, child rearing, security, longevity are all factors but if someone doesn’t want to spend their life alone then the decision to form a partnership, union or family is their personal prerogative. All relationships are vulnerable to problems; there is no magic recipe for success. Some choose to live alone, simply because it’s easier but certainly less fulfilling. I have never seen results of any study on the suitability of same-sex parents versus heterosexual couples or naturally conceived biological children’s development as opposed to adoptee children. Again, I believe that love and happiness are the most important issues. If non-conformist methods must be adopted to achieve this then I say, “Go for it”. Legal acknowledgement would be prodigious but a plebiscite is totally unnecessary. R Huisman Belmont

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THERE’S still hope for every corporate hack with a secret dream to leave the rat race behind and take the music world by storm. Indie musician Mike Waters spent 10 years in the corporate world before realising that web development really wasn’t his thing. So it came as a complete shock to colleagues, friends and family when Waters casually revealed he had secretly been writing songs in his bedroom. But not just ordinary songs. The first demo he showed people quickly raced to be the most-played track on Triple J Unearthed and pricked the interest of music industry types both locally and internationally. Mike Waters

XAVIER Rudd’s assault on the world continues its stellar run from strength to strength. But it’s back home, especially in regional Australia, where the folk/roots star from Jan Juc most wants to strike a chord with his musical breed of social and environmental spirituality. His current Flag Tour, in seven European countries through June and July, follows sold-out shows in North America and Canada. Rudd said the tour had earned an amazing response so far but Aussies were the audience who might not normally connect with his indigenous, environmental and social issue themes. He believed that his first full band, Xavier Rudd and the United Nations, had a role to play in awakening people to a new Australian consciousness of itself. “It’s really religious, quite a special group, and the shows have been quite ceremonial and powerful,” he told the Independent. “There are a few elders in the band and I don’t think it will have long, long legs but it’s really special and that’s why I wanted to do a regional tour of Australia. It has a really powerful presence and effect on people. “It’s an Australian band essentially and Australia is quite a different place in our world. People overseas know a lot of Australia’s history and troubles, where things have gone wrong. “The band celebrates Australia as one people with a mix of different people from

different backgrounds. We’re celebrating the concept of all walking forward together to create social understanding of how we grow and protect this country. “It’s about leave the guilt, the shame, behind and giving people that opportunity. Black fellas have had a lot of hurt, while whites on the other side have shame and guilt.” Rudd said new album, Nanna, the tour and band represented “an example energetically and spiritually” of where Australia should be as a nation. For all the album’s politically-charged lyrics in the work, Rudd remained patiently optimistic his message of hope will win purchase in the minds of politicians. “Our society has almost lost touch with patience as human beings. There was a time when we were all patient and not everyone wants change but I feel that’s changing. “There’s a lot of hurt and shame that has to die out and that takes time, it happens slowly. People need time to adjust. “This is an opportunity to meet black fellas, to feel comfortable and walk freely with each other; to say, ‘Can we sit down and have a yarn?’ “People are scared to approach each other, it’s nobody’s fault, they just need to relax. “There’s a wealth of black fellas and this is an amazing country. The general spirit of indigenous people still passes through all of us and we can celebrate the beauty in all our cultures.” Xavier Rudd and the United Nations performs at Geelong’s Costa Hall on 18 TRAVELLER: Jan Juc folk/roots star Xavier Rudd, touring the world and on the way to Geelong. September.

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acting, with two indie films released in 2013. You Am I has had albums released internationally and toured worldwide, headlining shows across North America and Europe. In addition to You Am I, Rogers has enjoyed critical acclaim for his solo albums, while some of his musical collaborators have included Australian acts such as Tex Perkins, The Temperance Union and The Bamboos. Rogers has also performed significant roles on television and

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North to south By JOHN VAN KLAVEREN HE’S BEEN heading north for more than 25 years but now country singer and songwriter Graeme Connors is coming down south for the first time in a while. The trip will be a reconnection for the multiaward winning musician who visited Geelong six years in a row for performances in the late 1990s and early 2000s. “This show will give us the chance to reconnect with a lot of people there from the outset,” Connors told the Independent. “It’s funny the nostalgic sort of feeling that you get after 25 years. You never think of these things at the time, you have no idea that there will be a time when it becomes nostalgic.” Connors’ landmark 1988 album, North, proved to be the platform for his four-decade career, spanning 17 albums and garnering him an ARIA, Golden Guitars and international songwriter awards. “I hold the album North very close to me. It’s about the place I come from and the state that inspired it,“ Connors explained. His back catalogue includes an extensive and impressive array of songs for other artists including John Denver, Jon English and Slim Dusty. Connors’ longevity, however, had surprised him. “I had a heart attack two years ago so I’m getting away with murder,” he chuckled. “But I’m still writing; it’s just part of life.” So much so that a new album is in the creative throes, utilising all the digital advantages modern technology affords, none of which were around when he recorded North. The album has since been digitally remixed and mastered from the original multi-tracks, but live performance is still the source of the fire that still burns for Connors. “You had to be more prepared as performer when you went into the studio because you had to nail it. “With digital you can take a breath out or change a note. That’s why live performance to me is still so challenging and wonderful.

SOUTH BY NORTH: Graeme Connors returns to Geelong next month. “Touring is such a great enjoyment because it reconnects me with a part of industry that has changed so dramatically. “You can give of yourself in a live performance with the opportunity to talk about where you was when you wrote the song, what you were going through, why the song exists. “Plus, we have five top-line players on stage and these guys double up on instruments, so people get to see great musicianship at close quarters.” Connors plays Geelong Performing Arts Centre on 30 July.

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Bounce into holidays KIDS WANTING full-on fun during school holidays should head to Geelong’s new Supatramp. Full of fun for the whole family, Supatramp has introduced a new school holiday program jam-packed with an array of organised activities while encouraging kids to socialise, be active and learn new skills in a safe, enjoyable environment. The three-hour program runs daily from 3pm to 6pm Monday to Friday, with dinner included. Supatramp has also introduced a new family Supa-entry pass for two

adults and two children, with a onehour session for $57 or two hours for $79. To end the school holidays with a bang, Supatramp will host a ClubSUPA bounce party on Saturday 11 July. This month’s party will be for ages 15plus, with a different age bracket event next month. A DJ, lighting effects, competitions, prizes and wall running will create a party like never experienced before. The only venue of its kind in Australia, Supatramp is a massive

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Kidzone at the cape – awesome views, amazing history and great family fun at Cape Otway Lightstation these school holidays. on the lighthouse 90 metres above where the Southern Ocean meets Bass Strait is an awesome experience for everyone. Visit the restored telegraph station, established 1859. Discover some of Australia’s secret war history at the WWII radar bunker.

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THE Australian National Surfing Museum in Torquay (formerly known as Surf World) is dedicated to celebrating the story of Australian surfing and beach culture. A visit to ANSM offers an unforgettable experience where you can explore and discover the fun, excitement and rich history of surfing in Australia over the past 100 years. The museum features: an astonishing collection of surfboards showcasing the amazing changes in wave-rid-

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WHETHER it’s for business or pleasure, Truck Car Rentals has transport requirements covered. Truck Car Rentals has an extensive range of vehicles to suit a variety of requirements, owner Graeme says. “Being a small local operation, our prices are more competitive than bigger companies. “Plus, we can offer a high level of customer service because we know the local needs.” Truck Car Rentals recently expanded its fleet to include 46 seater buses, adding to its 12 and 22 seaters. “A lot of schools around Geelong use our services when they need extra buses,” Graeme says. “We have a lot of local clubs and groups hire the smaller buses as well as families for get-togethers or outings.” Truck Car Rentals has several enclosed trucks suitable for do-it-yourself removals, requiring only a car licence. A range of light commercials and vans, tray trucks, cars and single-axle trailers for the weekend handyman are also available. “Our rates are lower during the week so that adds flexibility to small business vehicle requirements,” Graeme says. Truck Car Rentals also has everything up to prime movers and trailers, great for logistics businesses trying to cope with extra demand. “If your vehicle is in for a service or repairs, Truck Car Rentals has the answer. “Whatever your needs, we can assist in finding the right vehicle for the job.” Truck Car Rentals is at 215 Station St, Corio, phone 5275 8288 or visit truckcarrentals.com.au.

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Aqua Computers � Sales and repairs � On-site service � i-Repairs � Inks and toners � Networking � Internet

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COMPUTER, Intel 13, 8GB ram, 2x500G HD monitor, wireless, 5X USB, 550w PSU, keyboard, mouse, Windows 7, 64bit. $375. 0438 513 974.

FRIDGES, FREEZERS, W/M AND DRYERS Sales and service. Cheapest and best in town. Cool Cats Refrigeration. 18 Gordon Avenue, Geelong West. 5229-6246.

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Restaurant Manager Wanted for Chinese restaurant in Ocean Grove. Trade qualification or 3 years experience. Knowledge on Asian cuisine is preferred. Email CV to: oceandelight1@outlook.com

wesleyhealth.com.au

ADVERTISERS, in this section are qualified practitioners and offer non-sexual services.

V Positions Vacant

Call 1800 001 256

Relaxation. Therapeutic. Phone or Text Peter 0498 000 840. All enquiries welcome. RELAXATION MASSAGE, Male to male. Open 24 hours. Phone 0419 326 629.

V Music /Instruments PIANO, electric, professional, full keyboard, various settings, Kawai with stand and carry bag. $650. 5221 7723.

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ADVERTISERS PLEASE NOTE New rules apply to the advertising of dogs and cats for sale. It is now an offence to advertise the sale of a dog or cat unless the microchip identiﬁcation number of the animal is included in the advertisement or notice. A registered domestic animal business may use its Council business registration number as an alternative.

FURNITURE, Baby Jasper King Furniture modular, two chairs, sofa extendable into sleeping couch, 2011 very good condition. $450. Phone 0406 738 632. FURNITURE, good quality, dining ext table, 8 brown leather chairs. Lounge suite, 5 piece brown leather. Dining ext table, 6 beige leather chairs. 3 piece wall unit. $4,000. Inspection by appointment. 0403 223 646. GOLF BUGGY, Parmaker, uni plus, 3 wheeler, good tyres, good batteries, 2x chargers, golf bag carrier, car carrier, good condition. $950. 0409 707 611. TABLE Octagonal Laminex 1.2m. Fair condition $49.00 ono. 0417 335 698. LARA.

Professional Tree Company Servicing All Areas

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30 years’

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Ph: Sam 0408 673 658

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Sam’s PRESSURE CLEANING

MEDICAL RECEPTION COURSE

Deliver homeware catalogues Flexible hours. NOT JUNK MAIL! Phone: 1300 664 751 www.pennymiller.com.au

MASSAGE FOR GUYS ANTIQUE COFFEE TABLE Ox Cart, Timelesss piece, handmade from Sheesham hard wood, Wrought Iron and Brass, this item originally was top off a wheeled cart which was pulled by Ox Cattle from India in the late1800's to early 1900's. It is reclaimed and is not a reproduction. Has Brass Peacock and flower decorations, measures 1800mm X 1300mm X 400mm appox 50 to 80 kgs. $1000, S.E suburbs. Call/txt 0437 685 267.

DINING CHAIRS Five, brown vinyl, all good condition. $49.00 ono for the lot. 0417 335 698 LARA. 1162683-HM45-14

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Saturday sessions.

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1188994

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$$$ ATTENTION $$$ Working or not, fridges, freezers, washers, dryers. Not too old. Cash Paid. 5229 6246.

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JAYCO Eagle Outback, 2014, used 3 times. Dual 9kg gas, 150watt solar power, full annexe and store away room, Aussie mate and verandah, three pole holders, Fusion stereo system, portable hot water unit with pump. $26,000.Neg. 0424 150 714.

Please call us at

1300 654 910 or apply online at WWW.FERMA X .COM.AU JAYCO Starcraft 1992 4 berth, with awning, double bed tilt lift storage, m/wave, rangehood & oven. Registration (V08411R) until January 2016. $10,500 ono. Phone: 5248 3066.

V Professional

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 Network Classifieds could be legally liable if an unlawful advertisement is printed, Network Classifieds 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.

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JAYCO Swan, 2007, full annexe, queen and double bed, club lounge can convert to a small double bed, fridge, sink, 4 burner stove, grill, microwave, fold down wardrobe, café table and seats can convert to a single bed, new Jayco bed flys, kitchen and roll out awning, reg until Oct 2015, excellent condition. $18,500. 0409 985 920.

section of Network Classifieds.

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MOTORHOME / CAMPER. 1991 Mercedes 912 tray truck with custom slide on/off pop-top caravan. Automatic, turbo diesel, Dometic 3 way fridge, Dometic stove & grill, Jacks /stands for caravan (truck has checker plate steel tray under caravan), Victoria registration (TFQ788). This vehicle would suit someone interested in travelling Australia. It has a custom built slide on/off caravan and can be used as a medium rigid tray truck. All genuine reasonable offers considered after inspection. $15,000 Negotiable. Phone Joel 0432484095. REGENT 2003 Pop Top, 181/2 ft, dual axle, outside shower, rooftop air conditioning, battery pack, queen bed, full oven, good condition, $18,500 ono. Phone: 0429 859 723.

Undercover Caravan storage Moolap Patto’s RV Centre

V Motor Vehicles

BMW Z3 Coupe 1997 manual 5 speed Roadster, power steering, air conditioner/heater, electric windows, RWC, 177000 kms, registration (XIF 760), full service history, lady owner, garaged, excellent condition. Phone: 0407 529 816. FORD, Transit SWB. 2006. Diesel, auto. Ex. Gov. As new tyres, new windscreen. Cargo barrier, electric mirrors. Road worthy certificate. Good condition. Reg. UKK059. $9,500. Phone 0418 223 586

FORD, EL Fairmont Ghia sedan, 1998, 6 cylinder, Tickford motor, one owner (dec. estate), unmarked metallic duco, new plugs, fuel filter, injectors, leads etc, service history, reg. until 02 /16, low kms, immaculate condition, RWC, ACS-462. $5,500. 0413 990 350. FORD, falcon ute R6, 2009, auto with canopy and roof racks, no heavy work. A1 condition, RWC, 91,000kms, UTS-000. $16,500ono. 0411 783 313.

5248 0138 www.prvcentre.com.au

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SUBARU Forester 1998, SUV, manual, faultless body, grey interior, 220,000kms. Roadworthy, 6 months registration, OXG-852. $4,000ono. Ph 0407 311 102.

SUZUKI, Grand Vitara, 2003. 149,000kms. RWC. Tow bar, bull bar, cruise control. GC. $8,000 ono. Ph: 0418 377 103

TOYOTA Corolla Hatch '97. AC, PS, central lock, auto, RWC, EC, 4 mths reg (1DV5DU) $4,400. Phone: 5282 4740 Lara.

TOYOTA Camry, 1995, one owner, GC, 240,000kms, reg. until 11/15, manual, NNC-234. $1,550. 0449 717 133.

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PORSCHE AUDI VW MERCEDES-BENZ

8 Autumn Street Geelong West

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Independent Specialists

BMW MINI JAGUAR LAND ROVER

LOTUS, touring caravan, 2008, popular brand, 1 owner, excellent condition, separate full ensuite, microwave, 3 way fridge, gas/elec stove, oven, radio, QS bed, AC, 2 x batteries, elec brakes, roll out awning, full annexe with seperate add on room, dining table converts to S bed. $42,500neg. 0412 822 075.

9 Autumn Street Geelong West

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TOW BAR, Hayman Reese, heavy duty with level riders, $400. Phone 0487 452 275.

MAJESTIC "Knight" caravan 2005 model, very low mileage, used only once per year, 17.5ft 7 ft single axle, full length annexe, caravan cover never used new in box, shower tent, table and chairs, porta potty, blow up double bed, TV, portable Jackaroo BBQ, all cutlery and crockery, EC, regularly serviced, ready to go travelling and camping. $22,000. 5243 8390.

V Boats & Marine BOAT, Haines Hunter, Trihull, Evinrude 115 HP, 2 stroke, extras, VGC, genuine sale. $7,500neg. 0410 085 562. STACER 350 Proline. 2006 model, 8 HP Mercury motor, electric start, all safety gear, good condition, hardly used. $4,000. Phone: (03) 5256 1604.

Professional Services

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A'VAN, Aliner, 2011, 1D. Selling due to an upgrade. Only used a few times and travelled less than 2,000kms, electric brakes, 3 way fridge, TV antenna, Innerspring mattress, roof vents, battery back up, hot water heater and full annexe. Immaculate condition. $22,700ono. 0412 648 526.

BELMONT, 2007, pop-top 17.5ft, tandem axle, L shaped lounge, table, Dbl island bed, table converts to SB, centre kitchen, 90L 3-way fridge, 4 burner gas stove/grill, AC, Wineguard antenna, CD/radio, deep cycle battery with C-Tek charger, 60L water tank, 12V pump, 9kg gas bottle, roll-out awning and full annexe, plenty of storage EC, Easy tow. $23,500. 0418 526 648.

BUSHTRACKER 20`, 201. Ensuite, queen bed 220ltr fridge, 4 battery/solar panels, immaculate, shedded, smoke free. USL-635. $119,000ono. 0418 565 041.

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CARAVAN, pop top 17ft Driftaway, custom made, well maintained, island double bed, full canvas annexe, jockey wheel, elec brakes, spare wheel with wheel cover on rear front boot storage, 2x 4kg gas bottles, roll out awning, L shaped dining, pantry, gas stove, rangehood, 3 way fridge, microwave, ample storage, innerspring mattresses, radio/CD/ DVD, TV, AC, much more. $16,900neg. 5243 1763.

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GOLDSTREAM Offroad caravan /camper. Excellent condition throughout with 12 months registration (N63379). 10 year current ownership, Electrolux awning, flys, electric brakes, side jacks, deep cycle battery, Nre 15" tyres, 3 way fridge, 4 burner gas cooktop, microwave, large U shaped lounge and eating area, neutral tonings, front queen bed, rear double bed, table adjustment may allow for further bedding, ceiling vent, provision for bicycle carrier, plenty of cupboards for storage 12V and 240V internal power points, digital TV antenna, safety gauge on gas bottle, external fold away table, external 2 burner inbuilt retractable gas stove with BBQ plate, front boot and rear storage box. This van has done little offroad travel and not a lot of caravan trips. Stored under cover. $16,000. Phone: 0352 415 649. JAYCO Discovery 2010. 17FT 6" pop top, single beds, awning, air con, front kitchen, little use, as new condition. Registration (T67571). $23,500 ono. Phone: 0400 819 460.

JAYCO Expanda 17.56-1 Excellent condition. One owner. Sleeps 6. Large 150 lt fridge. Inner spring mattress. Bunk bed converts to second dinette. Dual gas bottles. Privacy screens. Wineguard wind up antenna. Air conditioning and heating. Registration (U38063). $34,000. Phone: 0438 569 304.

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MOTORHOME, Mazda dual cab, walk through to house truck, T3500, 1985, sleeps/seats 4/7 Upgraded susp, engine replaced 2011 & new diesel pump 2013, tow bar, 3x 120 ah batts, 130w solar, charger, generator, registered till 9/15, gas stove, 140L comp fridge, 80L freezer, shower, toilet, new gas HWS, latex high quality custom designed mattresses 320L fresh water tank, 80L grey water, 9kg gas bottle, needs LR licence, lots of extras. $20,000Neg. 0422 853 384 or 0402 322 200.

SUNLAND Longreach, offroad, Urgent sell, was $25,000 now $21,000. No reasonable offer refused. 2004, 17.5ft, QS island bed, AC/Heating, radio/CD/stereo/TV, loads of storage, microwave, 4 burner gas stove, grill, fridge gas/electric, water filter, new roll out awning, modern timber interior, new tyres, elec brakes. $21,000.neg. 0422 807 024. jessielee113@hotmail.com

HOLDEN Rodeo LX 2001. 6 cylinder, auto, power steering, central locking, 125,000 kms, September 15 reg (REP186). $7,500 ono. Phone: 0459 671 909. TELSTAR Retro Caravan 16", 4 Berth Dble bed, innerspring mattress, linen, two bunks convert to couch, full annexe, stored undercover. new Sanyo TV, elec fridge, 2 burner gas stove, grill, m/wave, new hot water service, new vinyl blinds /curtains, 12v 240 v Interior light system, electric brakes, LED tail lights, tow hitch, suspension arms, reg Oct 2015, tare 900. $7,000neg. 0414 674 156.

TRAILER, custom built TruBlu Trailer Crow, Eagle kitchen, off road 12V power, 60 litre water tank, gas, kitchen, stove, grill, QS bed, extended tent, full annexe, tool box, 2 water cans, diesel can, fully lockable storage, electric brakes. Cost $18,500 to build. $13,000Neg. 0408 803 398. TRAILER Vintage Travelite, 4ft x 3ft. Wooden construction with leaf springs, ideal garden trailer or collectors. VGC $350. Phone: 0408 179 916.

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JEEP, Wrangler, Sport, 2000, manual, black, new soft top and tyres, 160,000 kms, RWC. $11,000 neg. Phone 0419 472 842. LAND ROVER, Discovery, 1994, V8, auto, LPG, AC, CD, no reg, engine n.o: 38D286568. $2,000. 5277 1957. MAZDA, 323, 1992, sedan, no reg, 380.000kms, engine number JMOBG 10P100126737. $400. 0402 700 870. MERCEDES 280E 1985. Automatic, factory mags & sunroof, metallic blue, good condition, registration (PHM495). $2,000. Phone: 0409 949 274.

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GEELONG speedster Steve Motlop is Tiger-bound, if local footy insiders are to be believed. Connections with football in the coastal town of Lorne say Motlop has told close friends who play for the local club that he has a large offer on the table from Richmond. Motlop is a keen local football follower, even though it has landed him in strife on the odd occasion. Hawthorn players outed the sikly ball-handler during the Easter Monday blockbuster with the Cats for drinking while at a local game in Colac. The new-found success of former Geelong midfielder Taylor Hunt at Richmond could foreshadow Motlop’s move. The trade possibility remains open while Motlop, out of contract at the end of this season, delays talks with the Geelong hierarchy. The Tigers remain keen to bolster their midfield and have signalled an interest in the October trade period. Football manager Dan Richardson told the club’s website that

TRADE: Steven Motlop. Richmond had salary cap room. “We’ve been clear over the last couple of years to continue (building) midfield depth,” Richardson said. “We’ve also seen the likes of Taylor Hunt spending some time there and he’s shown some real promise for us. “In terms of the midfield, we’ve seen Corey Ellis and Connor Menadue start to show that we think they’re going to long-

term players for us; Kamdyn McIntosh is another. “We’re developing most of what we need internally but in saying that, you always like to have good players. “We’ve still got some salary cap room; maybe a little less with the improvement of a couple of players over the last bit of time,“ he said. “When you try to keep some salary cap space clear, I think it’s important for two reasons: you’ve got to reward players that deserve to be rewarded, and balance with bringing players in, generally speaking, when you’ve got to pay a little bit more to encourage them across. “That’s not to say money is the be-all and end-all with these decisions. “We’re halfway through a season and the trade period doesn’t take place until October so how that plays out for us depends on what plays out with other clubs as well. “You closely monitor that and we’ll continue to do so.“ Defender Alex Rance, captain Trent Cotchin and key midfielder Dustin Martin all re-committed to the Tigers this season.

Warriors host resurgent Hume City By JOSIP ZILIC NORTH Geelong Warriors hosts Hume City in another must-win NPL match this weekend. Coming off a 1-0 win over a resurgent Oakleigh, Hume has a very strong line-up and would ranked higher except for patchy recent form. In contrast, North Geelong put in a disappointing performance against Melbourne Knights last week, going down 2-0. The Knights responded to their poor showing against Oakleigh the week before, taking control in the first half when goals to Stipo Andrijasevic and Chris Talajic sealed the score. The Knights went close in the 15th minute via Ivan Grgic heading from a corner only to be wellsaved by keeper Daniel Zilic. Three minutes later Andirjasevic made his way through a gaping hole in defence to firmly place

KICKING ON: Daniel Zilic in action for the Warriors. Picture: IVAN DUGANDZIC his chance and open the scoring. Zilic was called on again in the 25th minute to deny Andrew Barisic’s header but couldn’t do anything to stop Talajic a few minutes later when he collected the ball on the left flank and carved into the box with a low shot. Just before half time the Warriors’ Yusuf Yusuf missed a giltedged chance on the stroke of

half time when running onto a through ball in the box. His effort was directly into Knights custodian Chris May who smothered at close range. The second half was a dour affair, with the Knights sitting behind the ball and holding onto their advantage. The Warriors were unable to crack them open while trying their luck from distance, with Gareth Richards and Reardo Luka attempting to catch May off his line but their efforts weren’t enough to test the experienced keeper. Warriors skipper Matt Townley came close late in the piece when his free kick zipped narrowly wide of goal. The Warriors will look back at the match as a missed opportunity to not build on their win from the previous week and now need to turn their focus onto Hume at Elcho Park this Saturday.

PERSISTANCE PAYS OFF: Chloe Andrew with her gummy shark from Mud Island. house. They soon caught a 12kg gummy then boated a feisty mako shark that made several spectacular leaps. Fishing World Geelong’s Kevin Hunter travelled to Portland where he used electric reels to drop baits down to some impressive depths, catching a 3kg Tassie trumpeter. Other anglers who fished Portland reported large numbers of bluefin tuna holding in close and responding well to small skirted lures. On the freshwater front, Wurdi Boluc Reservoir continued giving up large redfin. Ben Azman was casting soft plastics from the main rock wall when he hooked and landed a reddie of 1.86kg and

48cm. Smaller rainbow trout to 1.5kg were also being caught along the main rock wall, especially around last light as fish moved in on the lake margins. Lake Bullen Merri coughed up Chinook salmon reaching 2kg on trolled lures. Using a sounder to locate and mark schools of fish was key to boating salmon in numbers, with 3km/h an ideal trolling speed for winged-style and hard-body lures. Corio Bay should be worth fishing for pinkies over the next week, while the St Leonards area should produce gummy sharks. Freshwater anglers should try lakes Purrumbete or Bullen Merri for trout and salmon.

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