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Dad’s appeal rejected By JESSE GRAHAM AN APPEAL against a threeyear prison sentence for a father who killed his daughter in a buggy accident in Yarra Glen has been dismissed by the courts. On Monday 30 May, the Court of Appeal dismissed an appeal by Ricky Oliver Stephens against a three year and nine month prison sentence, handed down for the death of his nine-year-old daughter in a buggy accident. The accident occurred on 6 September, 2013, after Stephens tested a new all-terrain vehicle at his Yarra Glen property with his 11-year-old stepson, and nine-year-old daughter, Sophie. Though Stephens and his stepson were buckled into seats in the buggy, Sophie was unrestrained and sitting in her stepbrother’s lap. When Stephens drove over a dirt mound twice and attempted a burnout, the buggy flipped, throwing Sophie out before she was hit by the rolling vehicle. In October, 2015, Stephens pled guilty to charges of dangerous driving causing death and reckless conduct endangering life in the Melbourne County Court, and was sentenced to three years and nine months’ imprisonment with a non-parole period of two years and three months. The sentence was appealed on 18 May, with lawyers for Stephens arguing that the sentencing judge erred in finding Stephens’ moral culpability was ‘very high’. However, the Court of Appeal delivered a scathing rebuttal in its judgement on 30 May, with judges writing that Stephens “exposed the deceased
and his stepson to a high risk of injury which might properly be described as breath-taking”. The judges noted that Stephens was told repeatedly about the dangers of the buggy, ignored a safety DVD before driving, deliberately exceeded the passenger limit, and drove the buggy “in a manner calculated to cause the buggy to lose traction, and thus lose control”. “All of this was done deliberately,” the judges wrote. “We have examined the photographs of the buggy and the paddock that were taken following the incident. They more than underscore the grave and serious risk to which the appellant chose to expose the deceased.” Stephens’ lawyers made a submission that the sentence should have been lighter due to a lack of aggravating factors - such as being under the influence of drugs or alcohol, or being fatigued or sleep deprived. But the judges dismissed this argument, and added that although the buggy was travelling at a minimum speed of 34kmph, the buggy was still travelling at an “excessive” speed, and no error had been found in the previous judge’s sentencing. “We see no error in the judge’s conclusion that the appellant’s moral culpability in this case was of a very high level,” they wrote. “The appellant’s appeal must be dismissed.” The judges also found through the appeal that the range of sentences handed out for dangerous driving causing death in the state was “too low” after the maximum penalty was doubled to 10 years in 2008.
They’re doing it for Ray THE SALVOS raised more than $1000 over the weekend, on behalf of their beloved fund-raiser, Ray Ryan, who was struck down by a heart attack on Saturday 28 May. The Let’s Do It for Ray Red Shield Day on Saturday 4 June saw Salvation Army members raise $1300 for the annual appeal outside of the Healesville Jewellers, where Mr Ryan usually sits. The fund-raiser came about after Ray suffered a heart attack on 28 May - he was tended to by locals and paramedics, and is now recovering in hospital. The Salvation Army’s Eliza Owen and Healesville Jeweller’s Bruce Damman, pictured, were just some of the people involved in continuing Mr Ryan’s fund-raising while he recovers in hospital. Lieutenant Sarah Eldridge said that $10,435 was raised by the Healesville Salvation Army for the Red Shield Appeal, with $2122 of that from Mr Ryan’s area alone. Ms Eldridge dropped off cards and well-wishes gathered by the jewellers over the week, and said Mr Ryan “beamed” when he saw the outpouring of support. “He was really quite Picture: ROB CAREW touched by people in the community showing so much care,” she said. 155011
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Bring them in NOW that the nights are freezing cold as we go into winter, spare a thought for our companion animals. If it is freezing outside and you feel really cold, your pets can feel it, too, even though they have a fur coat. Please bring them inside out of the cold. John Blair, McMahons Creek.
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MAIL reader Elizabeth Gall captured this image recently, which she said was inspired through her love of cycling. “One of the reasons I never tire of cycling along the Warburton Trail is that I am always delighted by the farm animals going about their ordinary business surrounded by an extraordinarily stunning landscape. I paused briefly from pedalling to capture refreshment time for this young calf in Launching Place”. The Mail is asking all readers to submit their favourite images for this section. Tell us the story behind the image or any photographic techniques you may have tried. Simply email editor@mailnewsgroup.com.au. 154926
(EVELYN MP) Christine Fyffe’s comments on ‘how easy it would have been for the Shire of Yarra Ranges to relocate to the Swinburne site’ - and save money - is so typical of the Liberals’ policies. Rather than see tertiary students of the Yarra Ranges area continue to use a modern, purpose-built campus, she and her ilk would have condemned them to cram into an inferior miniscule site in John Street in confined accommodation including recycled shipping containers. Didn’t (Dennis) Napthine use these for gaol accommodation? (Victorian Education Minister) James Merlino is to be congratulated for thrusting the future of tertiary education in the Yarra Ranges to the forefront. Once again, Ms Fyffe’s utterances reveal just how truly bankrupt the Liberals’ concerns are for our nation’s young people. Roger Willsher, The Patch.
Eyes wide open for re-opening I HAVE heard on the ever-reliable Yarra Valley grapevine that the eye clinic is set to return to Yarra Ranges Health in Lilydale. While it is not confirmed, I sincerely hope this to be the case. In April, I asked a constituency question in parliament after contact from a number of residents about difficulties they faced getting treatment for problems including cataracts, glaucoma and retinal detachment since the closure. Most of us take our sight for granted. But when conditions are left untreated, the loss of personal freedom is profound. I hope that this is one rumour that becomes fact. Christine Fyffe MP, Member for Evelyn.
Rainfall up in May RAINFALL was up in Healesville in the last month, with Healesville’s Alma Mitchell recording 93.1mm over 20 days, compared with 88.2mm over 18 days at the same time last year. In Hoddles Creek, Doug Armstrong recorded 151mm over 17 days in May, compared to 129mm last year. His January to May tally was 434mm for 2016, compared with 440mm in 2015, with a long-term average of 101mm for May.
Pages from the past Healesville Guardian, 6 June 1936 Death Notice Starr - On the 1st June, at Caulfield Military Hospital, John Robert, dearly loved eldest son of Mary and the late Michael Starr of Comely Bank, Healesville, loved brother of Rose (Mrs. Fogarty), Philip Francis (deceased AIF), Mary, Patrick (deceased late AIF), Ignatious, Dorothy (Mrs Mapleback) and Kevin (late 14th Battalion, AIF) aged 52 years. In Case You Didn’t Know Some four months back the Melbourne ‘Herald’ told the world that ‘Splash’, the platypus had been three years in captivity, but then
on last Monday the same journal reported that ‘Splash’ had been in captivity three years and four months! Death Notice Fletcher, on the 3rd June, at his residence, Yarra Glen, Charles, relict of the late Bridget and loving father of Mary and Margaret, aged 75 years RIP. In Memoriam Christie - In loving memory of our dear father, who passed away on 6 June 1935. Inserted by his loving son Rob, daughter-in-law Hilda and Dulcie.
Upper Yarra Mail, 9 June 1994 Warburton’s new hospital open In an impressive ceremony, the new wing of the Warburton Hospital was declared open on Tuesday, 7 June. Upper Yarra’s Hospital’s sad winding-up A meeting was held this morning, 9 June at the Warburton Arts and Leisure Centre to formally place the Yarra Junction Hospital in liquidation. Today’s meeting would allow its affairs to be reorganised under the protection of liquidation. The liquidator, Greg Andrews said liquidation didn’t mean the whole thing would suddenly disappear. The nursing home is still going well and
we are even hoping to expand its operation. Fire Brigades to Amalgamate Two of the Upper Yarra’s Country Fire Authority Fire Brigades are to amalgamate their operations from 1 July. The Warburton and East Warburton brigades will join ranks to provide a stronger, more effective and efficient service to the community. The amalgamated brigade will retain fire stations at both Main Street Warburton and Herbert Avenue, East Warburton with all existing fire appliances remaining in service. - contributed by Ellena Biggs
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‘No change’ to our wards By JESSE GRAHAM PRESSURE from council and the community has prompted Local Government Minister Natalie Hutchins to overturn the Victorian Electoral Commission (VEC)’s proposed shift to a three-ward council. Yarra Ranges Mayor Jason Callanan announced on Facebook on Thursday 2 June that the minister had overturned the VEC’s proposed ward change that would have turned the Yarra Ranges’ nine wards into three, each with three councillors. Cr Callanan said that two wards had “very minor boundary movements” to accommodate population changes, but that the council structure of nine wards, nine councillors would be unchanged.
“There was a great amount of work behind the scenes by councillors, staff and the community,” he wrote. “Our council structure will remain the same for the next four years!” The announcement comes after the VEC concluded its review of the council’s electoral structure last year and proposed that the council change to three large multi-councillor wards. Numerous councillors made submissions against any proposed change as part of the review, with many expressing concerns after the final recommendation was released. Mt Evelyn Environment Protection and Progress Association’s Franc Smith, posted on the Mail’s Facebook page that he, Jan and Jean Edwards
wrote and submitted “formal appeals” to Ms Hutchins. Though he submitted in favour of a changed ward structure, he wrote that the final recommendation from the VEC was not one of their three discussed options, and “cut Mount Evelyn in half along Hereford Road”. “Who wrote it, who mapped it, but more seriously who authorised it?” he wrote. “Unless there is due diligence, Mount Evelyn in the future Electoral Representation Reviews will be cut to ribbons and will lose its identity.” Ms Hutchins, in a letter to Cr Callanan, said that though she believed the VEC’s review was “undertaken with objectivity, impartiality and
rigor’, she was not convinced there were sufficient grounds to change the council model. Ryrie Ward councillor Fiona McAllister, who was against the change, said she was “really pleased” with the minister’s decisions. She said Ms Hutchins and Deputy Premier and Monbulk MP James Merlino had “understood” the council’s concerns with the change when meeting with them - particularly the geographic size of the wards. The proposed new O’Shannassy Ward would have covered the entire Yarra Valley from Healesville to Warburton and Lilydale - with the other wards covering the urban area of the council and the Dandenong Ranges. “It would have been a really significant shift to go to the three-by-three,”
Cr McAllister said. “That model’s been much more successful in the smaller but much denser urban areas in metropolitan Melbourne. “I can certainly see the benefits of having multi-member wards but I can also see the benefit of retaining the structure we’ve got.” Cr McAllister said she also had concerns about the changes being so close to the council election at the end of the year. “To have declared a change of that significance so close to the election would have been really problematic for a lot of people,” she said. To read the VEC review reports, visit www.vec.vic.gov.au.
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AFTER raising thousands of dollars for the Cancer Council, what do you do next? Try to double your effort, of course. At least, that’s the approach of Yarra Glen’s Concetta Rizza, who is hoping to follow up on the hugely successful Biggest Morning Tea in 2015 with an event on 25 June. From 10.30am on the Saturday, residents and visitors are expected to flock to the Yarra Valley Racecourse on Armstrong Grove for a day of entertainment for a good cause. Ms Rizza, who organised the event, said the whole town had come on board, with primary school children designing posters to promote the event and local celebrity Bonnie Anderson set to perform at the racecourse. The Steels Creek Association together with businesses in town are supporting the event. “It’s wonderful to see the community get together, because the community is really behind it,” she said. “Every day, I’m getting people who are coming in and offering their assistance.” She said that farm animals, face painting and live performances were part of the attraction to the event, with personal trainer and threetime cancer survivor Andy Zagami speaking on the day. Copies of his books will also be on sale, with $5 from each copy donated to the Cancer Council of Victoria - which will also receive the money raised on the day. Ms Rizza raised $8700 last year at a Biggest Morning Tea event in town, and said she hoped to double that amount this year - as well as push the attendance up from 200 to 500 people. “At the end of the day, if we get
U3A founding members Dr Ian Tinney and Luisa Williams cutting the cake to mark the 10th birthday. 155171 thing about U3A ... is that it’s developed and co-ordinated by volunteers on the smell of an oily rag. “And I marvel at that and, quite honestly, am saddened by it and I hope that’s something we can shift ... because I think, with a bit more resourcing, it might make volunteer life a bit better.”
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HEALESVILLE elders gathered to celebrate a milestone birthday for the University of the Third Age (U3A) last week, with 90 people packing into the town’s Senior Citizens Hall. On Thursday 2 June, the group gathered for an all-day birthday celebration, featuring live music, lunch and speakers to commemorate the organisation’s 10th year. President Julian Higgs said the day was a success, with founding president Dr Ian Tinney and Yarra Ranges councillor Fiona McAllister speaking and paying tribute to the U3A. “From our point of view, it was a huge success,” Mr Higgs said. “We had a lot of really good feedback from people who were there - they really enjoyed it. “The buzz in the place was just fantastic.” Dr Tinney ran the attendees through the history of the U3A’s formation, a task spear-headed by Luisa Williams, and its growth over the coming 10 years. “We used to have meetings around at our lounge room at home. I don’t know if much work got done, but a lot of laughter was had by everyone,” he said. “They were the early days, but look what it’s done now. Things have just snowballed since then, and, I suppose, you’ve got to ask why. “And I think the answer is pretty simple - the why is because everybody really gets a benefit out of it - they get enjoyment out of it, they have fun.” Cr McAllister spoke about her parents’ involvement in the U3A in New Zealand, and how it was improving their lives. “I hear their experiences of friendship and lectures and workshops and outings and I have to admit, quite sincerely, I can’t wait until I can join U3A,” she said. “The truly wonderful and remarkable
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Concetta Rizza with some of the children's posters promoting the Biggest Morning Tea. 154692 Picture: ROB CAREW the same amount, we’ve done well,” she said. “At the end of the day, it’s $8000 that the Cancer Council didn’t have for research.” She said that getting the primary schools involved in this year’s event was also about raising awareness of cancer, and how it affected people from all walks of life. “I really want to make the young ones understand how cancer really affects us,” she said. “That’s where I want the awareness - it can happen to any of us, and how important it is for us to have a really good life.” The posters are on display at numerous businesses around Yarra Glen, and residents can vote for their favourite for a gold coin donation - the winners will receive prizes at the event. Entry to the Biggest Morning Tea event is $15. For more information about the event, visit www.facebook.com/biggestmorningteayarraglen.
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tion for my children. My children went to school in the Yarra Valley and I am proud to say they have gone on to interesting, satisfying careers. They attribute their success to the calibre of the teachers who nurtured their strengths and helped turn around their weaknesses. They got a well-rounded and competitive education in the Yarra Valley. What astounds me, however, is how many parents judge a book by its cover. Schools that have older buildings with fewer ‘optional extras’, or have a more country feel, are often immediately dismissed as an option. What about the curriculum and the teachers? Once these parents have identified a school that has commercial and reputational appeal to them, they come to my office wanting help to lobby their preferred schools to take their child, or children. With Victoria’s population growing around 100,000 people a year, parents sometimes forget most schools reach capacity quickly through accommodating just students who already live with-
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Pink ladies call out By JESSE GRAHAM THE Yarra Valley Ladies in Pink are calling for help to raise $14,000 for a member’s cancer treatment, teaming up with Upper Yarra community banks to gather funds. YVLiP, a cancer support group based in the valley announced on its Facebook page that it would be running a fund-raiser for Mount Evelyn resident Paris George to try and raise $14,000 for the cancer treatment drug Olaparib. The drug is not currently on the Pharmaceutical Benefits Scheme (PBS), and is needed to stave off a return of Ms George’s primary peritoneal cancer - her third cancer diagnosis in the last 10 years. Ms George said she had beaten breast and ovarian cancer in the past, and during her more recent treatment, she had an anaphylactic reaction to the chemotherapy treatment, ruling out the treatment in future. She has been using Olaparib for the last two months, but needs to pay for her coming three
months of treatment and the following three months - then she said the drug will be provided for free ongoing. By the end of June, the group need to raise $6816 - and then raise the same sum three months down the track. Donations through GoFundMe and the YVLiP have raised about $2000 towards the drug, but the group is now appealing for residents to help out, opening an account at the Seville Bendigo Community Bank. Ms George said she was told that, after that, the drug will be provided free until it’s listed on the PBS. YVLiP member, Judy Sturt, said that residents had been forthcoming with donations, but that the Ladies in Pink were hoping to keep the momentum going over June to get Ms George over the line. “It doesn’t matter how big or small, that’s what I put on the Facebook,” Ms Sturt said. “Even five dollars - it builds up,” Ms George added.
Seville Community Bank's Melanie Webb, centre, with Yarra Valley Ladies in Pink's Judy Sturt and Paris George, who is raising money for a cancer treatment drug. 155183 Picture: JESSE GRAHAM Donations can be made at Seville or Wandin’s Community Bank branches, by mentioning the Yarra Valley Fundraiser for Paris. For more information, visit the Yarra Valley Ladies in Pink Facebook page.
Trump card to stump minister By JESSE GRAHAM WOORI Yallock Primary School students had the chance to quiz Education Minister James Merlino last week, after he paid a visit to the school on Friday 3 June. Mr Merlino toured the school with Northern Victoria MLC Jaclyn Symes on the Friday, going from class-to-class with principal Danny Hyndman. When the MPs visited the Grade 5 and 6 classes, they spoke to students before a Q&A session that covered topics from homework to smoking, to Donald Trump. Mr Merlino explained the Victorian Houses of Parliament to the students, including odd rules, such as
the width of the parliamentary table having to be longer than the length of two outstretched swords. “So parliament began back in the old days, before electricity, before cars and planes - a long time ago,” he said. “The width of this table is just a fraction wider than if the Premier drew his sword and the Opposition Leader drew his or her sword - they’ll just miss. “It’s symbolic - it’s saying you can debate passionately ... but we’re a peaceful democracy. That’s what the chamber is all about.” One student asked Mr Merlino, “What dumb thing would Donald Trump do if he was the president?”
“I reckon there’ll be a list of about 1000 dumb things that Donald Trump would do if he was president - he’s got some crazy ideas,” Mr Merlino replied. “The world’s going to be a scary place, or a more dangerous place, if he gets elected.” The topic of homework was repeatedly raised by students, who were not satisfied by Mr Merlino’s final answer. “You shouldn’t do hours and hours and hours every single night, but you need to do a bit of homework,” he said. “No!” one student yelled back. When asked about the school’s campaign for flashing 40km/h
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Raise a toast to SES By KATH GANNAWAY YARRA Valley Smaller Wineries are punching above their weight when it comes to supporting local emergency services. YVSW president Tim Cullen, of Payne’s Rise Wines, handed over a cheque for $3800 to the Upper Yarra SES last month, taking to $60,000 donations made to emergency services from proceeds of the annual Shedfest Festival and The Shortest Lunch. The events, which have been running for 14 and 18 years respectively, highlight the unique aspects of the valley’s smaller wineries - with the added benefit of supporting the emergency service volunteers. Upper Yarra SES Controller Steve Green said the $3800 donation was a great help to the unit.
“We have to update our vehicles very soon and these funds can go towards that,� he said. “We would struggle to survive if we didn’t get people like those involved in the Yarra Valley Smaller Wineries raising money through their events, and, of course, being so generous with it.� Mr Cullen said YVSW members were very happy to be able to support the Upper Yarra SES, and other local emergency services, made possible in turn by the public’s support to make the events such a success each year. The Shortest Lunch is coming up over the Winter Solstice weekend, 18 and 19 June, and diners can add an extra toast to themselves for their role in raising funds to support the emergency service volunteers. “The Shortest Lunch is our way
A GROUP of dedicated Healesville locals are trialling a brand new national framework and working towards reducing family violence. The Healesville ‘Change the Story’ group meets once a month and uses a newly launched national framework to change the narrative and behaviours that cause violence in families. The group is facilitated by the Rotary Club of Healesville with representatives from groups such as Eastern Health, Eastern Community Legal Centre and the Liberty Family Church. The ‘change the story’ framework is an initiative of OurWatch,
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group is about working closely with affected members of the community to drive change where it is needed most. The group uses many support mechanisms such as forums, meetings and training sessions to empower the community to better understand violence and how to change the causes. To find out more about the Healesville ‘Change the Story’ group, please call Lesley Plumpton on 5962 6403. If you or someone you know is affected by the themes in this story and want to seek assistance, contact 1800 Respect - 1800 737 732.
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‘Drive to the conditions’ By PETER DOUGLAS LOCAL police are among many authorities urging drivers to stay safe this Queen’s Birthday long weekend. The extra day off encourages many in the state to head off for a well-deserved break. However, the recent wet conditions and the danger of driver fatigue should be at the forefront of drivers’ minds. Leading Senior Constable Tim Stewart, from Healesville Police, warned drivers to heed the warning, particularly after a crash Saturday afternoon along Maroondah Highway, just outside of Healesville. Leading Sen-Const Stewart said the crash occurred near the water tanks
(near the Black Spur, just out of town), when a car heading towards Healesville and a car heading towards Eildon collided. The vehicles were badly damaged, though the drivers didn’t suffer any injuries. Leading Senior-Constable Stewart encouraged drivers to adjust to the conditions. “Take it a bit more easy, because those roads were super slippery up there,” he said. That incident comes after a series of car crashes along the Warburton Highway, between Seville and Woori Yallock. Yarra Ranges Highway Patrol said
about five to six crashes occurred on the highway, involving about eight cars. Fortunately, only one injury was recorded, with a woman in her thirties taken to Maroondah Hospital in a stable condition. Meanwhile, according to the Transport Accident Commission, 126 people have already lost their lives on Victorian roads in 2016, which is an overall increase of 15 when compared to last year. This figure is well up on the fiveyear average of 116, with the highest during this period coming in 2011 with a figure of 134. Of the road users, drivers lead this category by some margin, with 59 drivers losing their lives (compared to 55
last year), with motorcyclists (31), passengers (16) and pedestrians (17) making up the other major categories. In particular, motorcyclists have showed a worrying trend, with a 138 per cent increase on last year. Particularly during a long weekend, it’s more important than usual to be mindful of things like changing road conditions and driver fatigue. Fatigue is suspected to be a primary cause of more than 20 per cent of road fatalities, according to the TAC. Driver Reviver sites will be set up across Victoria throughout the long weekend, offering tired drivers a chance to pull over and refresh. While it might seem like only a
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Fairways, functions and fine cuisine NESTLED at the foothills of Mt Donna Buang in the Yarra Valley, Warburton Golf course has always offered golfers an idyllic, picturesque setting for a round or two of golf. However, the forging of an exciting partnership with Yarra Valley Catering now offers an opportunity for the venue to be used as a superb function centre where everyone can enjoy the delightful surrounds. Established by Andrew Forrer in 2004, Yarra Valley Catering is fine cuisine and all things culinary; and is among the Top
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GARDEN OF EDEN FIRST entry through white timber gates and along the winding track into their five-acre pioneer property, brings back nostalgic memories of days long past, of vast areas of lawn both open and amid scattered mature pines and of massive, majestic palms, planted in 1894. A picture perfect orchard to the right with numerous varieties of fruit and citrus trees and to the left a defiant Amercian Redwood is another to have seen the dawn of two centuries. Then the property opens up a display for the visitor, an amazing 180 degree vista including the backdrop of the mountains, as far as the eye can see. Perched on top of the gentle rise is the rendered three-bedroom besser brick
homestead, complete with floor-to-ceiling windows for the full length of its frontage so obviously constructed, to take full advantage of this panorama of the Yarra Valley, just 2.5klms from Wandin North CBD. Outside there is a detached, weatherboard sleep-out and after parking in the double brick garage/workshop, the main entry into the home is down broad steps into a large family room where visitors are greeted with impressive polished timber floors and a spectacular view across rambling lawns and gardens to the mountains beyond. Heating and climate control is from an open “jet master” fire, gas space heater and inverter split system, so year round comfort is assured.
Walking left, past the study area perched in front of the main windows to again take advantage of this grand vista leads then to a bathroom and two bedrooms, one with access to the front verandah. On the other side of the living room, you step into the dining room where one can just imagine how, during silenct moments of warm dinner parties, eyes would again peer through windows to the views beyond. The beautifully, typically country kitchen, clean and white has a centrepiece stainless gas stove and range-hood and features a genuine breakfast bar and spacious pantry. Surely a gardener’s paradise, outside the grounds of this property are equally engaging
PROPERTY OF THE WEEK with exotic trees and beds of ground cover plants drawing attention to a multiple variety of roses and providing the most serene setting for the additional weatherboard sleepout, lock-up brick garage/workshop and extensive sundry shedding. Let’s not forget the chooks too, safely locked away within their pen and adding to this largely selfsufficient paradise. To complement this, ample water supply is provided through tanks and an effective irrigation system is supplied by a bore which services a highly productive little orchard made up of numerous fruit and citrus trees along with separate raised vegetable beds.
Wandin North Inspect: By appointment Price: On application Contact: Landmark, Shop 1, 362 Warburton Highway, Wandin North, 5961 9288
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WHAT A WONDERFUL LIFE ON EIGHT ACRES
HODDLES CREEK
IN a peaceful location surrounded by established gardens, this large home is only a short drive to town. Set on approximately eight acres of light bushland and close to the Little Yarra River and state forest, this is a wonderful opportunity to purchase a home where the new owners will be able to enjoy the peace and quiet without compromising on location. There are five bedrooms, a main bathroom with claw foot bath and the master bedroom has a walk-in wardrobe and en suite. There are three lounge areas, an open kitchen and dining area plus a study nook to ensure there is room for all of the family. Two wood heaters keep the upstairs level cosy while downstairs there is a split system in the main bedroom which can service the downstairs level. Outside there is a double garage, assorted garden sheds and also a large lock-up shed with concrete floor.
Inspect: By appointment Price: $545,000 plus Contact: Ashleigh Hall, ANDREW MCMATH, YARRA JUNCTION, 5967 1800 OR WARBURTON, 5966 2800
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Beautifully presented and cared for by its owners this property can satisfy the needs of many who seek a genuine retreat. Terrific improvements include a fully refurbished 2 Bedroom Weatherboard Home with near new kitchen and floor coverings, full length timber verandah and big double bay garage/workshop. There is about 2 acres cleared and pastured which can easily be fenced with the balance pristine bush made up of tree ferns, majestic manna gums, tee tree and wattle as it slopes gently to the Little Yarra River
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LIFESTYLE “NIRVANA”
GENUINE SMALL FARM PROPERTY 40 Acres (16.18 Hec) Classy and private, grazing property in great location just 25 mins from Pakenham and 15 mins from Mount Evelyn. Substantial 5 Bedroom Brick Veneer home with outstanding outbuildings including a huge 23m x 12.2m lockup colour-bond machinery shed. Impressive solar power system, good water supply and distribution and excellent fencing throughout.
2525 Healesville-Kooweerup Road, Yellingbo $1.2 Mil plus Idyllic lifestyle retreat located in tightly held Wandin North, close to Wandin-Yallock Primary School and the local shopping centre. This elevated, long established property has sealed road frontage and a sunny northerly aspect and boasts panoramic views of the Yarra Valley and to mountains beyond from the front gardens and most rooms of the tastefully decorated 3 Bedroom Homestead. Inside the home a central large living room welcomes all comers with bedrooms either side and a separate classic country kitchen compliments the large formal dining area. There are 2 bathrooms, one with “mud room” access, a detached weatherboard sleep-out and double garage/workshop together with additional abundant shedding, all combing to make this an outstanding property.
43 Hunter Road, Wandin North
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5 ACRES (2 HEC) $680,000 This property has avoided purchase for more than 6 months and we scratch our heads and wonder why! Maintained and presented in terrific order and beautifully set up for a couple of horses with a full sized menage, loose boxes and water to all paddocks. A lovely 3/4 Bedroom Brick Veneer Home with lockup double garage, double raised carport, workshop, brick dog kennels and generous timber decked entertaining area. Great views to the east and gardens made up of exotic shrubs and trees. Easy drive to local shops and schools. Hard to find better value for money at this price.
505 Lusatia Park Road, Hoddles Creek
1ST HOME BUYERS AND INVESTORS Reduced to $280,000 plus Comfortable and solid best describes this 3 Bedroom weatherboard home offered sale in popular Millgrove. Polished floor boards and comprising open plan living, gas ducted heating and a covered entertaining area. Especially of interest to many would be the four car lock-up garage/workshop. Located on a handy 750m2 corner allotment with current tenants paying $310 p/w. Could be purchased as an investment property or represents a great opportunity for first home buyers.
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MILLGROVE NEWSAGENCY Price $100,000 plus SAV
Price Range $ 330,000 to $560,000 plus GST Freehold vacant possession or leased. Ranging in size from 304m2 ( Including mezzanine floor) to 501m2. All bar one with high clearance and mezzanine office space, kitchenette and toilets in each with allocated on- site parking. Three phase power, in gated secure complex. Recently approved Strata Title Development.
11 – 13 Symes Road, Woori Yallock Please call Richard for a no pressure, no obligation appraisal of your property on 0407081957 Shop 1/362 Warburton Highway, Wandin North. Ph: 5961 9288
Now offered for sale, this business was established when the premises were built in 1988 and operated by the same owner ever since. Located within this small village shopping centre it is easily accessed from Warburton Highway and joins a bakery, supermarket and fish and chip shop and is just a very short walk to Millgrove Primary School. The business services Millgrove, Wesburn and East Warburton districts and supplies to Warburton Newsagency and other businesses. Solid and reliable business showing turnover in excess of $500,000 and with great potential to expand in the hands of enthusiastic new owners.
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1/22 Hoddle St Yarra Junction
$350,000 plus
150 Big Pats Creek Rd East Warburton
$620,000 - $670,000
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This beautifully renovated character home offers the charm of yesteryear with all the modern conveniences and in a very sought after location. Boasting French doors to the deck, master bedroom with ensuite and clawfoot bath, gorgeous kitchen with a feature original combustion stove, dado paneling, bright and sunny living room and a very versatile plan offering either 3 large bedrooms, or 2 bedrooms and a formal living room.
This charming home offers the most welcoming feeling. As you approach the home your expectation is fulilled as you arrive to see a park like gardens. Entering the home you’re greeted with an open plan living and family area downstairs plus a lovely kitchen. A clever loor plan including two downstairs bedrooms and full bathroom, upstairs the master boasts full ensuite & WIR plus two other bedrooms. Timber and slate features throughout complete the country feel.
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EXPRESSION OF INTEREST
“THE CONVENT” FOR SALE BY EXPRESSION OF INTEREST CLOSING DATE 21st JUNE AT 3.00PM An excellent opportunity to acquire your own piece of local history. This 1957 circa convent lovingly cared for by the Sisters of St Joseph of the Sacred Heart is now being offered for sale. The Convent is on approx. 2907m2 of park-like gardens with privacy, seclusion all only a short walk from the gorgeous cafes and shops and only approx. 70 kms east of Melbourne’s CBD. Presenting a myriad of options from a large family & extended family home, to a development opportunity (STCA). Ideally suited to airbnb/back packer accommodation to meet the tourist needs for this thriving area. The impressive & very spacious two storey building comprises of an entrance foyer/hallway, Chapel/sacristy, ofice, ten bedrooms, sitting room, kitchen/ meals, various bathrooms and much more.
Contact: Tony Fanfulla 0419 870 513 Inspection: Sat 12:30-1:00pm (Photo ID Required)
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$490,000 - $550,000
Investors, First Home Buyers and Great Views!
Solid Family Living with Superb Valley Views
This little ripper of a home is in a quiet little cul de sac, with a very usable and low maintenance quarter acre block, has 3 good sized bedrooms and if you like, comes complete with some very good long term tenants in place! The home has a lovely sunny northerly aspect with a good sized front deck to sit and enjoy the view and overlooks the neat and tidy garden in front. The kitchen provides ample cupboard space, and is open plan in design to the living zone. A very neat property which would be ideal for those wanting a low maintenance lifestyle.
Situated on approx. ¾ acre and beautiful valley views. The home provides 3 good sized bedrooms, the master has a walk through robe and full ensuite, two good sized living rooms with quality ittings, natural gas ducted heating, wood heating and split system heating and cooling, large kitchen with induction cooktop, and an adjacent meals area. Externally there are a few options for outdoor entertaining, a double carport, sheds, ample off street parking.
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David Carroll 0419 539 320 14 years
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5 Wurnit Lane Yarra Junction
$680,000 - $740,000
“WILLOWS WIND” – 40 Acres of Paradise…
Sensational Character Home with Inspiring Views
Proudly positioned to take in surrounding mountain views this fabulous property with every inch of pasture meticulously maintained & this shows clearly in the big, healthy black Angus beef cows that happily graze here. The homestead boasts 4 BIG bedrooms plus home ofice, master bedroom with ensuite, 3 huge living areas & a formal dining room complete the family lifestyle. The original dairy is now a storage/workshop. With 3 large paddocks fenced & pastured. It’s a manageable size farm in one of the most gorgeous corners of the world.
The quality and workmanship in this renovated character home is simply stunning. Set on over 3/4 of an acre & sitting proudly overlooking the township and mountain ranges. The 4 bedrooms plus study home offers a lexible loor plan ideal for growing families, master bedroom with full ensuite & WIR, spacious living ares over both levels, kitchen with Jarrah benchtops, timber doors and gas cooking. Fold away doors bring the outside in whilst taking in the breathtaking views.
Contact: Leah Bannerman 0448 924 266
Contact: Tony Fanfulla 0419 870 513 Inspection: Sat 1:30-2:00pm (Photo ID Required)
56 Lewis Rd Hoddles Creek
$750,000 plus
Awaken the Artist Within This beautiful 4 bedroom plus study mud brick home is set on a park like 7 & 1/4 acres catering for environmentally friendly and sustainable living. Presented beautifully you enter into a living space with soaring ceilings and recycle red brick looring. Charming features will delight you at every turn as you wander through and soak up the warm feeling that only a mud brick home can offer. Two bathrooms, one with dual access to the master and the other stunningly renovated. Outside you will ind a striking mud brick studio entered through tall original ire station doors and boasting wood heater, rear bedroom & mezzanine. A beautiful garden surrounds the home plus a solar heated salt water swimming pool overlooking the paddocks. Formerly the home of famous artist Albert Tucker you have school buses close by and are surrounded by orchards & wineries that the Yarra Valley has to
Contact: Tony Fanfulla 0419 870 513 Inspection: Sat 11:00-11:30am (Photo ID Required)
East Warburton
$310,000 plus
41 Surrey Rd Warburton
$430,000 plus
Cottage Charmer on over an Acre
Prestigious Location
What a charming home! Character illed with a large country style kitchen, light illed, open living, complete with cosy wood ired heating and olde-worlde features such as the timber mantel and ire place surround. Relax and take in the views of Mt Victoria from the full width front verandah or enjoy a family gathering under the covered outside entertaining area leading out to the colourful Camelia and Rhododendron illed garden. A weekend of two worth of work to tidy the remainder of the back yard will see the property achieve its full potential.
Lovingly maintained & featuring superb gardens & views this home is in a prime location. Featuring a spacious lounge /dining aswell as a large kitchen & adjacent meals area. All bedrooms have built in robes with the large master featuring full ensuite & walk in robe. Heating & cooling is covered by 2 split system units.There’s new carpet & fresh paint throughout, enjoy the outdoors all year round under 2 covered entertaining areas, close to town, Yarra River & golf club.
Contact: Peter Farrelly 0417 147 706
Michael Robinson 0418 505 635 30 years
Peter Robinson 0419 543 341 31 years
Peter Farrelly 0417 147 706 19 years
Sam Price 0438 795 190 7 years
5967 1277
Tony Fanfulla 0419 870 513 15 years
2457 Warburton Hwy, Yarra Junction
David Carroll 0419 539 320 14 years
Rebecca Doolan 0401 832 068
Contact: Peter Farrelly 0417 147 706 Inspection: Sat 12:00 - 12:30pm (Photo ID Required)
Leah Bannerman 0448 924 266
Clare Morse Marketing Manager 10 years
5966 2530
Jenni Robinson Licensed Agent 15 years
3407 Warburton Hwy, Warburton
Carly James Property Manager
Michelle Karanikich Property Manager
Nicky McDonald Property Management
Cassandra Darwall Property Management
5964 2277 569 Warburton Hwy, Seville
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SENSATIONAL CHARACTER HOME WITH AWE INSPIRING VIEWS THE quality and workmanship in this renovated character home is simply stunning. Old and new combine beautifully throughout to offer a feel of warmth and security unrivalled in the area. The home is set on more than three quarters of an acre and sits proudly overlooking the township and on to the mountain ranges to the north beyond the impeccably landscaped grounds which boast extensive plantings, brick paved paths and stone walls. It has four bedrooms plus a study in a flexible floor plan which is ideal for growing families. The master bedroom is serviced by a spacious walk-in wardrobe and full en suite. There is a further large bedroom with four built-in wardrobes and a study which has external access. Upstairs there are two further bedrooms also serviced by a powder room. The living area sprawls over both levels, downstairs with an open plan lounge and family area with timber floors and stone open fireplace, and upstairs there is a great area which is ideal for kids to relax and play in. The kitchen is one for the dedicated amateur chef and offers jarrah benchtops, timber doors, gas cooking and ample cupboard space. Fold away doors bring the outside in and connect the large covered decking and fitted out barbecue area which is ideal for outdoor entertaining while taking in the breathtaking views and can be enjoyed all year round. The pièce de résistance is the shed which includes roller doors front and rear, a toilet,
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25 Nature Park Rise, Yarra Junction This four year old quality built brick veneer home offers a great lifestyle and would be fabulous for a family, investor or someone wanting to downsize. The home is situated in a quality street on a 834m2 (approx) fenced block and offers mountain views, shops, public transport, schools and the Yarra Centre close by. The floorplan incorporates three bedrooms plus a study, ensuite, walk in robe to the master bedroom plus a further family bathroom. There are two living areas including a large lounge plus a meals area and a centrally located kitchen with plenty of cupboard space, modern stainless steel appliances and Caesar stone benchtops. The home has mains gas central heating, a reverse cycle split system, a neutral colour scheme and quality drapes and blinds throughout. A double lock up garage is great for storage and has internal access into the home plus a further roller door into the backyard. There is an undercover verandah, a secure fenced backyard, mains and tank water and an established garden.
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11 Cecil street, Warburton
10 Upper Blackwood Road, Warburton
• North facing on a quiet no through road • Stunning kitchen adjoining the meals area • Modern bathroom & cosy living area • High ceilings & large windows mostly double glazed • Undercover deck, generous shed with power, concrete floors, double carport & bungalow
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53 McOwan Crescent, Yarra Junction
24 Hillview Street, Yarra Junction
• Nestled at the end of a quiet no through road • Large kitchen with slate flooring, chef inspired 900mm smeg oven, dishwasher & loads of bench space • Sunken lounge with cathedral ceilings, polished floors, natural gas heating & split system • Undercover entertaining area with views
Ashleigh Hall Director/Licensed Agent
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Mark Gunther HEALESVILLE 17 SYMONS STREET
We put you irst
OFFERS INVITED ABOVE $500,000 BADGER CREEK 1 WALLABY WAY
NEW LISTING
OFFERS INVITED ABOVE $300,000
NEW LISTING
Premier Location Here is an opportunity to buy a piece of Healesville History.A charming older period residence featuring large return verandas with north aspect overlooking the township to the mountains.
3 A 1 BC 1 INSPECT by Appointment or Scheduled OFI CONTACT Mark Gunther 03 5962 3030
Features 3 bedrooms, 1 bathroom and set on 806m2 allotment with rear access from Furmston Lane and side access between Furmston Lane & Symons St.
Are You Ready To Work? This will be a great start for the person who is prepared to roll their sleeves up and get stuck in. Comprising open plan living, 3 bedrooms, gas ducted heating, air conditioning and set on a fully serviced allotment of approx. 650m2.
3A 1B INSPECT by Appointment or Scheduled OFI CONTACT Mark Gunther 03 5962 3030
The property is currently leased at $270 pw on a month to month basis. Call to inspect by appointment or come to the open for inspections.
Ideal for permanent living or period style accommodation. Homes of this calibre and location do not come on the market often.
MARYSVILLE ASKING ABOVE $360,000 HEALESVILLE 1092 BUXTON-MARYSVILLE RD 2 RYRIE STREET
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Rustic Riverfront Renovator! Perfectly positioned to enjoy the view across the beautiful pastureland that fronts the Steavenson River, you will discover this rustic cedar home. Ideal for someone wanting a project, the home offers so much potential if you have the imagination and the skills.The property also showcases a fantastic 3 bay workshop that would impress any tradesman and is complete with 3 phase power, office, hoist and lighting, while the mature gardens feature a stunning variety of exotic trees and plants, plus approximately 1 1/2 acres of fully fenced cleared land that would be perfect for horses.Also boasting a rare commodity of approx. 1 acre of prime river reserve that is very unique to this property. All this located only a short walk to the bustling Marysville town centre, so if youâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;re wanting a project or weekender then this one is for you. Call Gary today.
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5 Bedrooms!
5A 2B 2C
Who needs a lot of accommodation? This fantastic family home features large formal lounge, kitchen with generous meals area, separate family room, 2 bathrooms and a fabulous covered outdoor entertaining area.
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Set on a large block of approx. 1011m2 with tandem carport with access to rear yard and located within easy walking distance to the township and primary schools. Call to inspect!
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Let Me Entertain You! Brilliant family home to step up to for the larger family and great for young kids going into secondary school years. Set on approx. 1690m2 and featuring large formal living area, separate rumpus area, big family kitchen, 4 double bedrooms all with robes, ensuite to main plus large main bathroom plus not 1 but 2 outdoor entertaining areas (2nd with spa).
4A 2B 2C INSPECT by Appointment or Scheduled OFI CONTACT Mark Gunther 03 5962 3030
Finally there is plenty of room for extra vehicles, boat and or caravan. Call to inspect.
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Attention All First Home Buyers! Owner Occupy or Invest Fabulous 2 bedroom brick veneer residence set on a near level fully serviced allotment of approx. 780m2. Comprising large kitchen/meals area with gas cooking, large formal lounge with gas heating, and split system air conditioning plus separate family room. Call to inspect.
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3A 2B 2C
Original brick homes of this age and size are becoming harder to find.The sense of size is apparent the moment you walk through the front door. With a staircase leading up to the second level where you will discover the Master bedroom with walk through robe to the ensiute, plus 2 enormous bedrooms both with BIRâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s and a central family bathroom.The lower level features a generous lounge room plus a sizable kitchen which compliments the huge separate dining room. Offering views across to Mt Riddell from the covered patio area, where you can also watch the kids in the secure back yard.With a double garage plus under house storage and with all this set on approx. 640m2 of low maintenance gardens, there is certainly something for everyone. Call Gary today. INSPECT by Appointment Only CONTACT Gary Lucas 0407 595 113
189 Maroondah Highway, Healesville
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Festival set for our screen By JESSE GRAHAM FILM lovers should set aside the weekend of 17 to 19 June for an annual event sure to inspire, with the Warburton Film Festival bringing worldwide films to the Upper Yarra Arts Centre. The festival will open on Friday 17 June with its ‘Show us your Shorts’ program, screening short films by young film-makers in the Yarra Ranges and beyond. The short films will run from 1pm to 5pm, before awards are handed out to the best of the lot, and the Official Grand Opening will begin at 6.30pm. From there, Putuparri and the Rainmakers will be screened, following the story of one man struggling to fulfil his destiny in the face of Australia’s Indigenous history. The film’s director Nicole Ma will take part in a Q&A session after the film. In total, the festival boasts nine feature films, made in France, Germany, Australia, the United Arab Emirates, the United Kingdom and Brazil, among other countries. A dinner and trivia event will also be held on Saturday 18 June, before the festival’s final day on Sunday. The Yarra Ranges Film Society (YRFS), in partnership with Yarra Ranges Council and the Upper Yarra Community Enterprise, has organised the festival, which is in its 33rd year. Festival co-ordinator and YRFS vice-president Sally Ahern said the society had been busy dropping bro-
Yarra Ranges Film Society’s Sally Ahern and Laurie Hastings at the Upper Yarra Arts Centre, where the Picture: JESSE GRAHAM Warburton Film Festival will be held. 154936 chures off along the Warburton Highway and into the city, to draw as many visitors as possible. YRFS treasurer Laurie Hastings said that, on average, each screening draws more than 100 attendees, and that he hoped residents from the area
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Nice Guys make it last The Nice Guys (MA15+) Starring: Ryan Gosling, Russell Crowe and Angourie Rice THE Nice Guys is another exceptional action comedy by neo-noir master Shane Black. In 1977, down-on-his-luck private investigator Holland March (Ryan Gosling) and burly enforcer Jackson Healy (Russell Crowe) team up to investigate the disappearance of a young actress, and uncover a far-reaching conspiracy involving the porn and automotive industries of Detroit.
Lurid yet lucid, The Nice Guys is one of the most shamelessly fun and well-crafted movie experiences you’ll have this year. Gosling and Crowe have outstanding chemistry as adversarial partners, and Gosling delivers plenty of hilarious physical comedy. The dialogue crackles with wit, and the humour is very organic within the plot. The pacing is perfect, and the film gradually unravels a compelling mystery, with satisfying pay-off for early clues. The cast is uniformly ex-
necessarily had a wide distribution it’s not good putting on films that everyone’s seen,” Mr Hastings said. “So we try to find really good films that, for whatever reason, haven’t had a commercial release - or, if they have, it’s been a fairly limited one.” Mr Hastings said that one of the festival’s films, Force of Destiny, was directed by festival patron and supporter Paul Cox. Ms Ahern said that having Ms Ma at the festival to speak about her film would be an opportunity to add to the experience of seeing her film. “It puts on another layer to what you’ve actually seen, doesn’t it?” she said. Tickets to individual screenings are $13.50, or $12 for concession holders - with $12 per film or $11 for concession holders when buying a multi-pass of three or more films. Visitors can purchase a season ticket for all nine films for $100, $95 for concession holders or $40 for those under 16. Alternatively, they can buy ‘The Lot’ and get entry to all nine films with entry to the festival dinner and the grand opening for $125, or $115 for concession. The Show us your Shorts event has free entry, but bookings are essential. For more information, visit www. warburtonfilmfestival.com.au, call 5966 4500 or visit the Arts Centre at 3409 Warburton Highway, Warburton.
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cellent, and of special note is young Aussie actress Angourie Rice (the star of These Final Hours, my film of the year for 2014), who is mature and wise beyond her years as Holly, March’s daughter. The humour and action go hand-in-hand, as the gun fights and brawls combine earnest slapstick with brutal, visceral impact. Smart, engrossing and often hysterically funny, The Nice Guys is a groovy time at the movies. - Seth Lukas Hynes
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Wet weather conditions THE first really wet and foggy conditions greeted all on Saturday. Cool temperatures and slippery conditions made it a day of hard slogging football while the netball skills suffered in the fine rain. Belgrave got its second win and have moved up to 8th position, while Healesville had a great win over Olinda and now share equal second with three other clubs. Wandin flexed its muscles and sit second on percentage. Upwey enjoyed a solid performance against Mount Evelyn, while Monbulk had a come-frombehind win to knock off Woori Yallock. Gembrook now sit equal second with Kinglake after their win over Yarra Junction, while Alexandra continue to improve, beating Seville. Yarra Glen are now two games clear on top and the only undefeated side. Wandin sit one game clear on top of the A Grade netball; Seville and Yarra Glen share top spot but meet each other next week for what will be the game of the round. DIVISION 1 SENIORS Belgrave 9.15(69) d Emerald 9.6(60) This was a game that Emerald needed to win to stay in touch with the teams on the lower end of the ladder. Emerald started well, kicking four goals straight to 2.5 from Belgrave. Another 2 goals to 1 saw Emerald take a lead of 11 points into the main break. Belgrave regrouped at halftime and had a 31-point turnaround in the third to take a 16-point lead at three-quarter time. Emerald kicked 3.1 to 2 straight in the last but it still was not enough and they will be disappointed that they let this one slip. Belgrave Best: P. Gough (4 goals), M. Johnson, W. Carlyle (2 goals), J. Pearce, C. Power, D. Loosz. Emerald Best: S. Paull, M. Steer, C. Thomsen, Michael Dompietro, L. McKenna, B. Moloney. Healesville 7.14(56) d Olinda Ferny Creek 6.6(42) Olinda started like they left off last week, kicking 3.2 to 101 taking a 13-point lead into the first break. A two goal to three quarter reduced their lead to 12 at half-time. Healesville pulled out all stops in the third and the defence stood tall as they held Olinda goalless while kicking 2.6 in the third. Was indirect kicking going to come back and haunt them? They should have been more than 5 points in front at three-quarter time. Centre breaks were what one it for them in the end as they managed to hold back a determined Olinda and ran away with a 14-point win. Healesville Best: D. Anderson (1 goal), N. Mende, A. Davies, M. Jeffery, M. Anson, D. Plozza. Olinda Ferny Creek Best: L. Hill, M. Wright (1 goal), K. Currie, D. Wilson, B. Walter (3 goals), N. Syme. Wandin 21.17(143) d Warburton Millgrove 6.9(45) Wandin never gave Warburton any look in on Saturday. With Michael Fowkes and Jarrod Bayliss kicking five goals, it was going to make it a long day at the office. Wandin started off well with a 6 goal first quarter. It was the second that spelled the result for Warburton with Wandin, kicking 7 goals to 1 and a comfortable lead of 61 points at half time. The final result could have been more than 98 points if Wandin had kicked straight. Wandin Best: J. Bayliss (5 goals), R. Ross (1 goal), M. Polkinghorne (2 goals), J. Ladner, M. Fowkes (5 goals), M. O’Donohue. Warburton Millgrove Best: L. Barnard, T. Walker, J. Mullan, T. McKail, D. Bedggood, J. Iacono. Upwey Tecoma 14.18(102) d Mount Evelyn 10.13(73) Mount Evelyn - like others over the weekend - took the early lead but then were run over by a team that was more determined and driven to win. Upwey kicked 8 goals to 1 in the second and a 41 half-time lead to seal the fate of Mount Evelyn
The match between Alexandra and Seville was slogged out in the wet conditions. 155173 early. Mount Evelyn outscored Upwey in the last half kicking 6.9 to Upwey’s 4.9 but it was never going to be enough to claw back the end result. Upwey Tecoma Best: A. Clifford (2 goals), R. Peterson, S. Mitchell (2 goals), T. Robinson (1 goal), K. Hinton, J. Hackett (1 goal). Mount Evelyn Best: R. Cowan (1 goal), D. Kift, A. Chalkley (2 goals), D. Maynard, G. Gosland, D. Duarte. Monbulk 10.6(66) d Woori Yallock 8.15(63) This game was tight all day. Jordy Williams and Ben Monkhorst were back in the team and was surely going to bring some stability back to the forward line. It was all tied up at quarter time and it was game on. Monbulk took a slim 4-point lead at half-time, kicking 2.2 to Woori’s 1.4. Woori kicked back on the third, kicking 3.5 to 1.1. Monbulk rallied in the last and kicked 5 goals straight to Woori’s 2.3 which gave Monbulk a heart stopping 3-point victory. Monbulk Best: D. Ward, B. Hicken, J. Mohr, C. Sharpe (1 goal), D. Werts, M. Langworthy (4 goals). Woori Yallock Best: J. Williams (1 goal), S. Kennedy (1 goal), M. Lowe, J. Williamson, H. Smith, K. Thompson. DIVISION 2 SENIORS Gembrook Cockatoo 7.18(60) d Yarra Junction 6.3(39) Gembrook sit second on the ladder by percentage after a good come from behind win. The result should have been greater but again bad kicking could have spelt danger but they were good enough in their defensive line to hold Yarra Junction out. Junction held the lead up to half time and was 13 points up at the main break. Gembrook held them scoreless in the third, while kicking 2.9 in the third. The result should have been greater but Gembrook did enough to come away with another four points. Gembrook-Cockatoo Best: M. Maddison, D. Scott, A. Mitchell (1 goal), S. Martin, B. Fenton, E. Tomlin. Yarra Junction Best: F. D'Agostino, E. Wadsworth, Q. Hodgkinson, S. Williams, M. Duke. Kinglake 12.14(86) d Powelltown 6.7(43) Kinglake had what would be thought by a few as an unexpected win on Saturday. Eight scoring shots to three gave them a handy 20-point lead at quarter time. Another 3.5 to 3.2 in the second made little difference to the lead at half-time. The game was a bit of a game between the back lines
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in the second and third quarters with scoring being even and Kinglake only increased their lead to 24 points at the three-quarter time break. This was not out of Powelltown’s reach at all. Kinglake played a better brand of footy in the last, holding Powelltown goalless while adding 3 to their score. A good solid win in the end. Kinglake Best: R. Mallison (4 goals), M. Rowlands (1 goal), A. Whelan (1 goal), T. ThoneKain, M. McAllister, B. Wilkinson. Powelltown Best: S. Sanders, N. Moody, P. Miller, D. Dyer, D. Edgeworth (1 goal), M. McArthur. Alexandra 8.8(56) d Seville 7.11(53) Alexandra also surprised a few on the weekend with a gutsy 3-point win over Seville. Alexandra were never headed all day and held a healthy 24-point lead at half time. Seville outscored Alexandra in the second half kicking 6.7 to 3.4 and you would think 13 scoring shots to 7 would have seen Seville get home but inaccuracy was again as was the story over the weekend was their undoing. Alexandra and Seville now sit on four wins each after Round 7. Alexandra Best: C. Heaslip, B. Wallace, C. Tranter, M. Coombs (2 goals), D. Roper. Seville Best: G. Annowsky, R. Davis (1 goal), A. Wind, B. Penwill, J. Bourke-Finn, D. Groen. Yarra Glen 12.11(83) d Yea 5.10(40) This game was an opportunity for Yea to get themselves one game clear of the others below them on the ladder and keep them in touch with the top part of the ladder. On the other hand, it was a chance for Yarra Glen to give them some breathing space coming into rounds 8 and 9 when Seville and Gembrook are their opponents. Yea got a good start kicking the first 2 goals of the game but then Yarra Glen kicked into gear kicking the next 4 to take a 13-point lead into qtr time. Yarra Glen played a consistent four quarters of football in slippery, wet conditions coming away with a 43-point win. Yarra Glen Best: L. Hoffman (1 goal), K. Hudson (1 goal), J. Smith (1 goal), G. Filsell, C. Tait, D. Hurley (1 goal). Yea Best: B. Cunningham (1 goal), D. Evans, A. Hobbs (2 goals), P. Evans, R. Aldous, J. Marasco. Thornton Eildon: Bye. UNDER 18s Upwey Tecoma 10.14(74) d Kinglake 4.6(30) Upwey-Tecoma Best: N. Horne, T. Cairns, T. Edyvane (3 goals), L. Hughes, B. Watson (1
goal), A. Milner (1 goal). Kinglake Best: B. White (2 goals), L. White (1 goal), J. Harward (1 goal), L. McDonald, A. Caine, B. Hamer. Emerald 14.10(94) d Warburton Millgrove 4.6(30) Emerald best: R. Hall, B. Pepi, B. Wood (7 goals), T. Thomsen, B. Wilson (1 goal), J. Webb. Warburton Millgrove Best: J. Nelson, J. McIntosh, D. Cooper, J. Jenkinson (1 goal), B. MacDonald. Monbulk-Seville 9.14(68) d Woori YallockPowelltown 5.3(33) Monbulk-Seville Best: J. Paternoster, J. Rak, T. Wills, J. Brockfield (3 goals), B. Redfern (2 goals), R. Slattery (2 goals). Woori Yallock-Powelltown Best: R. Ashby, S. Burnside, M. Boyle, L. Amarant, J. Mead, W. White (1 goal). Mount Evelyn, Yarra Glen, Wandin: Bye. NETBALL DIVISION 1 - A GRADE Belgrave 73 d Emerald 19 Belgrave Best: Kylie Bradshaw, Lauren Bennett (47 goals), Kalen Winters. Emerald Best: Kristy Evans (14 goals), Imogen Kent, Jazmyn Wray. Olinda Ferny Creek 73 d Healesville 36 Olinda Ferny Creek Best: Madison Taylor, Tess Linkins (54 goals), Alice Paget. Healesville Best: Chenile Chandler, Chelsea Connell (18 goals), Caitlyn Jeffress. Upwey Tecoma 52 d Mount Evelyn 45 Upwey-Tecoma Best: Shae Haney, Rebecca Leeson (28 goals), Kaylea McQuade. Mount Evelyn Best: Stephanie Devescovi (28 goals), Eliza Beazleigh, Bridgette Barry-Murphy. Wandin 47 d Warburton Millgrove 28 Wandin Best: Kathleen McMahon, Jackie Cullimore (26 goals), Ruby Tidd. Warburton Millgrove Best: Natalia Petrucev, Briannon Dodd, Taylah Moschetti. Woori Yallock 40 d Monbulk Hawks 35 Woori Yallock Best: Jordan Maher, Elise Dobson, Shannon Gray (22 goals). Monbulk Hawks Best: Paige Whitworth, Lauren Smith (14 goals), Katrina Wragg. DIVIISON 2 - A GRADE Seville 55 d Alexandra 31 Yarra Glen 44 d Yea 21 Powelltown won on forfeit v Kinglake Yarra Junction, Thornton Eildon: Bye
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Maria laps Australia MARIA Lissenburg, 55, celebrated the final lap of a ‘virtual’ run around Australia on Saturday, with the celebrations taking place at Lilydale Lake in front of a huge band of supporters. The mother of three, who hails from Castella, finished a 14,080km run, which is the distance it would take to run around Australia. In completing the required distance on Saturday, which, incredibly, has taken her less than two and a half years, Lissenburg is just the third person to finish Run Down Under since it was established in 2014. Run Down Under is an online virtual run around Australia, requiring participants to submit the distance of each run or walk they complete. Lissenburg said she was chuffed to have achieved the distance. “When I first started, I thought it would take longer to finish,” she said. “To come third overall is pretty special. “Before joining Run Down Under, I was running about 35km per week, with my longest run ever being 25km.
After completing her marathon, Maria Lissenburg joined other runners for another run around Lillydale Lake. 155153 “In the first week of this new challenge, I went all out ... then I saw I was coming third. “At this point, my competitive side kicked in ... and if I wasn’t running, I’d go for a walk to increase my kilometres.” Lissenburg said her journey kicked off other ambitions. “I had a goal to run a marathon, too, but kept thinking the distance was too much,” she said. “So I decided to walk the length of the Lilydale to Warburton rail trail, which is about 40km.”
Run Down Under founder and director, Travis Ireland, was at the Lilydale finish on Saturday. Mr Ireland made a special presentation to recognise her amazing achievement. He said she chose her local Lilydale Lake run because she could complete the distance with many of her running friends. He said she also would’ve clocked many kilometres around Lilydale Lake. For more information on the initiative, visit www.rundownunder.com.au.
Maria Lissenburg is the third person to finish Run Down Under. 155153 Pictures: GREG CARRICK
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3x3 square contains the digits 1 to 9
DOWN 1. Can’t stand to see and hate to work with (6). 2. Say the time has come to use evasive tactics. 3. Shut up, love. I’m going in for something to eat (7). 4. Thought the English woman had got captured (4). 5. It would be very wrong to hole up with her (5). 6. I go ashore again in the country (7). 7. Are collectors, you understand (6). 13. The one I have let out has to be handled carefully (7). 15. After taking a drink out to the follower (7). 16. How the idea came to one that wouldn’t work? (6). 17. Dismount and manage to remove (3,3). 19. By a trick, make to look small? (5). 21. The double P in “coppers”! (5). 22. The love of a man (4).
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know (4,2,7).
3 1 4 2 5 8 7 9 6
ACROSS 1. Is it the foremost killer? (4,9). 8, There’s a light on the side (5). 9, Obvious there was something taking place when I’d gone in (7). 10. Not liking to put the money in an old bag (6). 11. Tell you later about the note (6). 12. Reversing it spoils the seat (5). 14. A bad-tempered man? (5). 18. Long for a new T shirt (6). 20. Two fifty and the car is outside (6). 23. Romance Daffy Hunt’s written about the depression (7). 24. Music that’s a souvenir of one’s holiday leave (5). 25. Be unsocialable, but don’t let anyone know (4,2,7). DOWN 1. Can’t stand to see and hate to work with (6). 2. Say the
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QUICK PUZZLE NO. 7426 - SOLUTIONS Across - 1, Uncomfortable. 8, Pleat. 9, Arsenic. 10, Reside. 11, Leaner. 12, Adore. 14, U-boat. 18, Lessen. 20, Assist. 23, Chianti. 24, Noise. 25, Distinguished. Down - 1, Umpire. 2, Chess. 3, Matador. 4, Opal. 5, Taste. 6, Bonanza. 7, Encore. 13, Dismiss. 15, Basenji. 16, Placid. 17, Attend. 19, Ennui. 21, Irish. 22, Ling.
DOWN ACROSS Cryptic CRYPTIC 7426 (6) Ill-at-ease (13) PUZZLE1.NO.Referee
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ACROSS Ill-at-ease (13) Fold (5) Poison (7) Live (6) Thinner (6) Love (5) Submarine (1-4) Reduce (6) Help (6) Wine (7) Din (5) Eminent (13)
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CROSSWORD No. 7426
QUICK PUZZLE NO. 7426
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