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Adult prison term By Jesse Graham A TEENAGER has been sentenced to five years in adult prison over the August 2015 crash that killed 16-year-old Yarra Glen boy Cooper Ratten. The 18-year-old man, who was 17 at the time of the crash and cannot be named, was sentenced to five years in jail with a non-parole period of three years by County Court Judge Howard Mason on Friday 12 August. The man pleaded guilty to culpable driving causing death in an April court hearing for the crash, which took place on Glenview Road in Yarra Glen on Sunday 16 August. The man was driving a stolen Volkswagen Tiguan at around 100km/h through dense fog with no headlights on while under the influence of drugs and alcohol when he failed to negotiate a bend on the road and crashed, flipping the car end-on-end. Cooper, who was the rear passenger and not wearing a seatbelt at the time, was thrown 65 metres from the car and died at the scene. Judge Mason said the driver broke his neck in the crash and narrowly avoided becoming quadriplegic, but had now recovered from his injuries. In his sentencing remarks, Judge Mason said that, despite an early guilty plea and a high chance of rehabilitation, the man had a “significant moral culpability” over the crash and would receive an adult sentence. He said that Cooper, the driver and a friend had been drinking at the friend’s house prior to a function at the Yarra Glen Football Clubrooms on the night of Saturday 15 August. The group then went to the clubrooms and drank more alcohol “prior to and at the function“, before returning to the friend’s house with others at 12.15am, Sunday 16 August. About 2am, the trio went to drive a car which belonged to another friend’s sister, but were stopped by another man and the driver’s brother, who took and hid the car keys, calling the group “idiots“ and warning the group not to take the car and not to drive. Just before 3am the group found the car keys and stole the car, heading out on the ill-fated drive. At the time of the crash, the man had MDMA (ecstasy) in his system and had a blood alcohol content of 0.084 - over the limit for fully-licensed drivers. Cotinued on page 3

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PREPARE for a new spin on a much-loved story, with Healesville High School presenting their production of Legally Blonde the Musical from next Thursday night. The musical, an adaptation of the 2001 comedy movie Legally Blonde, opens at 7pm on Thursday 25 August, for a weekend of shows at the Healesville High School’s Ion Whykes Theatre. Healesville High School students Isabelle, Hannah and Waularna, pictured with director Trent Morison, will perform in the musical, which tells the story of Elle Woods, who goes to Harvard Law School to try and win back her ex-boyfriend. Mr Morison said the crew of about 45 past and present Healesville High School students had been working on the production since February. For the full story, turn to page 7.

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Plan for Healesville By JESSE GRAHAM YARRA Ranges Council has finalised and adopted the Healesville Structure Plan, after three and a half years of consulting with residents about the future of the town. Councillors unanimously agreed on Tuesday 9 August to adopt the Healesville Structure Plan, a document that maps out the future direction for the town and the council’s strategies over the next 20 years. Ryrie Ward councillor Fiona McAllister moved an amended motion to adopt the Structure Plan, with minor changes to the document to “review the appropriateness of current planning controls” and zoning at the RACV Healesville Country Club. Cr McAllister said she was “a bit sad” that no members of the community were in the public gallery at

the council meeting to see the document adopted, but acknowledged that the plan had been through “a process of very intense consultation” since 2013. “The deliberations in the community and around the Community Reference Group Table have, at times, been heated and that’s been great because it means that passion has led to really thorough consideration of some really challenging issues,” she said. “Trying to get that balance right between maintaining the community feel of our beloved town with an incredible history and beautiful environment, the need for some development and ... about, in a Structure Plan, how do you deal with the issue of bushfire risk? “The Healesville Structure Plan

cut our teeth in dealing with that issue in a very structured, strategic way in this context for the first time.” The document itself outlines a number of strategies and actions the council plans to take around the area in coming years, taking on feedback from a number of community consultations and surveys. One of the objectives in the plan includes creating a “greater diversity” of housing to meet residents’ needs and amending the Planning Scheme to allow consideration of subdivision of some Low Density Residential Zone lots into 0.2 hectare lots, provided sewerage is available. Advocating for Yarra Valley Water to complete connection of currentlyunconnected lots to reticulated sewerage, and to seek funding for a redevelopment of the town’s pool into an

Briefly Driver flees crash site HEALESVILLE police are appealing for witnesses after a hit and run on the Black Spur over the weekend. Leading Senior Constable Jarrod Rollason told the Mail that at about 11am on Saturday, 13 August, a couple were driving up the Black Spur on the Maroondah Highway towards Narbethong, when they were passed by a white four-wheel-drive heading in the opposite direction. Leading Sen Const Rollason said the four-wheel-drive was towing a trailer with two motorcycles, one of which fell off and hit the couple’s car. After both parties stopped to assess the damage and get the motorcycle back onto the trailer, the two groups agreed to stop at a safer place further down the road - but the four-wheel-drive’s driver then fled, driving towards Healesville. Leading Sen Const Rollason said a man was driving the four-wheel-drive with a woman passenger, and one of the motorcycles was blue and white, but that few other details were provided. Though the couple’s car was not writtenoff in the crash, Leading Sen Const Rollason said they would have to cover their insurance payments if the other driver cannot be found. He said anyone who may have witnessed the incident, or who saw the four-wheeldrive, should contact Healesville Police on 5962 4422 or Crime Stoppers on 1800 333 000.

aquatics centre are other items listed in the plan. Earlier in the year, Cr McAllister said the document was not an action plan, but a “blueprint” for council’s strategies and actions in the town. O’Shannassy Ward councillor Jim Child said the plan was “magnificent”, and said the lack of opponents to the plan going forward at the meeting was a sign of its success. “We haven’t got people in this gallery tonight jumping up and down that this is a bad outcome - I believe it’s a great outcome,” he said. “Really, when you look at that plan and what’s really gone into it and the outcomes, it’s absolutely magnificent.” To see the full Healesville Structure Plan, visit www.yarraranges.vic. gov.au

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VICFORESTS will be taking submissions on its upcoming Timber Release Plan until 19 August, seeking comments from community members on proposed changes to logging coupe boundaries. The logging body announced on Tuesday, 26 July that it had begun consultation on the updated TRP, which will affect harvesting in the Central Highlands area and other areas of the state. General Manager of Planning Nathan Trushell said the five-year plan was updated annually, and this year’s update included modification of logging coupe boundaries “based on improved planning information”. Mr Trushell said the body was seeking comment from residents about the timing of logging, the use of haulage routes, proximity of coupes to private property or public use areas, and identifying and protecting “other forest values” within harvesting sites. To view the TRP, visit www.vicforests.com. au/proposedtrp, and submissions can be sent to vfs.trp@vicforests.com.au or at www.vicforests. com/proposedtrpsubmission.

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tre order,” Judge Mason said. “General deterrence, which is making an example of this case in order to deter others who might be minded to offend in similar way remains important - there are cases where the allowance of youth must give way to other considerations; this is one. “The nature and gravity of the offence, involving a decision to drive somebody else’s car without permission, unlicensed, while affected by alcohol and an illicit drug, at high speed and in the context of the conditions of thick fog, at night, with poor visibility, without headlights and after having been warned not once, but twice not to drive represents significant moral culpability.” Friends and family of the man broke down in tears when the sentence was read out.

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ous,” Judge Mason said. “The result is that a decent, talented, much-loved young man with his adult life just ahead of him has needlessly been killed. “Family and friends have been broken hearted and lives will never be quite the same again.” Judge Mason said the severity of the crash required a custodial sentence, one that exceeded the maximum sentence of three years for minors. The maximum sentence for culpable driving causing death is 20 years in jail for adults or three years for minors. “Because of the serious nature of this offence, and your culpability, I consider that a sentence is necessary which, by its effect, will exceed the maximum period available for a youth justice cen-

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DETECTIVES are asking residents to report suspicious behaviour, after a trio of breakins around the Mooroolbark area over the weekend. Yarra Ranges Crime Investigation Unit Senior Constable Chris Moloney said that three break-ins occurred between 9am and midnight on Saturday, 13 August, around the Mooroolbark area. The first break-in occurred in Hayrick Lane, where jewellery and a mobile phone were stolen from a residential property. Shortly afterwards, a coin collection, jewellery and a computer were stolen from a Partridge Way property, before a break-in at another property on the street. Sen Const Moloney said the third breakin triggered an alarm, so the thief fled emptyhanded. He said that rear windows were smashed in to gain entry in all three break-ins, and urged anyone who may have seen suspicious activity to call Crime Stoppers on 1800 333 000.

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HEALESVILLIANS will be able to see a piece of Olympic history up close at their library, with the venue hosting the 2000 Sydney Olympic Torch that was brought through the town 16 years ago. Yarra Ranges councillor Fiona McAllister brought the torch to the Healesville Library on Wednesday 10 August, to be displayed at the venue while the Rio Olympic Games and Paralympics are held. Presenting the torch to the library’s weekly storytime attendees, Cr McAllister told a group of children and parents that the torch was carried through the town 16 years ago, on 10 August, 2000.

“This is actually our special torch for Healesville,” Cr McAllister said, as the torch was brought around for the children to look at. Her son, Cassius, told the group that the torch “went around the world before we were born”. Healesville Library staff confirmed the torch would be on public display for one month, on loan from the Yarra Ranges Council. Storytimes are held at the library from 9.30am and 11am on Wednesdays. For more information, visit the library at 110 River Street between 9am and 5pm on weekdays, or between 9am and noon on Saturdays, or call 9800 6497.

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Pages from the past Healesville Guardian, 15 August, 1936 In Case You Didn’t Know FULL details of the quest for a typical Australian girl to represent the Commonwealth at the coronation of King Edward Vlll are now on display in a window of Messrs Phillip and Son’s store Nicholson Street. It is specially pointed out that this is NOT a beauty contest, nor will there be any bathing costume parades. The selection will be made to ensure that just a typical specimen of healthy Australian girlhood will be our worthy representative. The Healesville Tourist and Progressive Association is sponsoring the quest locally and invites entries from any local girls who possess the necessary qualifications.

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LOOKOUT, a local group concerned for victims of sexual abuse, will hold its next meeting on Tuesday, 23 August, from 1pm to 3pm at the EACH facility at Comely Bank, 48 Myers Creek Road, Healesville. All welcome.

Redwood workshops WORKSHOPS coming up at the Redwood Community Centre in Warburton include Bush Toy Creations for 12 to 18-year-olds on Monday, 5 September, 3.45 to 5.15, and

Daffodil Day THE Cancer Council’s Daffodil Day is 30 this year and there will be stalls selling daffodils and other items in Healesville on Thursday, 25 August at IGA and Healesville Walk on Friday, 26 August. Organiser Beth Honeycombe is calling for volunteers to help on these days. Phone 5962 5493 or Mb 0407 801 491.

Dads meet up HEALESVILLE Dads’ Group will catch up again on Saturday, 3 September, from 9.30am at Beechworth Bakery in Healesville. Join other dads of newborns to preschoolers, give mum time out, grab a coffee, get to know another sleep-deprived father

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Upper Yarra Market THE next Upper Yarra Community Markets are 14 and 28 August at the Recreation Reserve Car Park in Yarra Junction. Enjoy the friendly atmosphere and variety of stalls with stall fees donated to community groups for special projects. Markets are on the second and fourth Sundays of each month. Phone 0439 018 467.

VIEW club YARRA Valley VIEW Club’s next lunch meeting is at Chirnside Park Country Club on Tuesday, 30 August. Guest speaker, Margaret Merrylees, will talk on her experiences as a make-up artist. Visitors always welcome to our great variety of social functions and outings. Inquiries Wendy 0438 625 556 or Lyn 0409 403 968.

Yarra Centre COUNCIL has now committed half of the $1.3 million cost of the centre and the community has already contributed a sizable sum to the project. ONLY another $60,000 is required from the public. A Family of 50s JUSTIN, Daniel and Kristopher Adams’ combined ages don’t add up the 30, but in football terms the three brothers could safely be classed as wily veterans. Daniel, 12, and Kristopher, 10, have each played over 50 games while brother Justin, 15, is racing towards his 100. They have been playing for Wesburn for the last four years. – Contributed by Ellena Biggs

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Healesville Social Chatter WEDDINGS and the revered name of Bradshaw seem to be synonymous for the latest twitterings that my little bird informant has piped into my ears are to the effect that the nuptials between Miss Margaret Bradshaw, elder daughter of Mr and Mrs S.H. Bradshaw jnr of Healesville will be celebrated in the Church of England Healesville on 5 September. The added significance to this wedding is the fact that the wedding of her own father and mother was celebrated in this same little church. Upper Yarra Mail, 18 August, 1994 Library Carnival IT HAS been a whole year

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PHOTOS are up in the Warburton and Yarra Junction Community Bank Calendar Competition and Exhibition. A record 120 entries in the “Upper Yarra – My Place, My Community” exhibition will be on show until 5 September at the Upper Yarra Arts Centre. Voting for People’s Choice can be done either online at www.upperyarra.net.au or at the Arts Centre.

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Pride theme catches on By Peter Douglas

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Toast to speech queens THE future is in good hands judging by the quality of young people taking part in the Primary Schools’ Speech Contest, according to Healesville Rotary and Toastmaster members officiating at the annual contest last week. The contest was held at the Healesville High School Performing Arts Centre on Wednesday 10 August. Students from Woori Yallock, Yarra Glen, Healesville, Badger Creek and Dixons Creek schools spoke on topics as diverse as why we should all watch The Simpsons, to how they would change the world, the academic benefits of daydreaming (in class), just being happy, and on people they admire.

Each student spoke for three minutes on their chosen topic, delivering not only their views, but with the challenge of presenting their speeches in a way that informed and entertained the audience. Master of Ceremonies, Toastmaster Marlene Sinclair, said the judges had a hard time choosing just three winners. First place was awarded to Sukey Russell from Woori Yallock, second to Chloe Bronstring, also from Woori Yallock, and third to Healesville Primary School’s Heidi Graupner, all three speaking on how they would change the world, but from very different perspectives. Healesville Toastmaster chief judge, Linda House, said among the attributes that stood out were the structure and flow

of the speeches and the confidence, enthusiasm and excellent use of language. Contest co-ordinator, Healesville Rotarian Michelle Shafran, congratulated all the students and their teachers on presenting an excellent night of speeches. Ms Shafran said while she always loved to see some humour in a speech, one of the things that stood out across all the speeches was the knowledge of world issues and the passion shown on subjects that covered animal rights to world poverty, gun control and gender equality. “Rotary is very proud to host an event that consistently delivers a very high standard of public speaking from our local Grade 5 and 6 students,” she said.

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EVERYONE in the Yarra Valley understands the significance and importance of the Yarra River to our local region and to the city of Melbourne. The river is the lifeblood of the Yarra Valley, servicing our industry and providing the beautiful environment we live in and share. That’s why it is important for locals to have their say about the future of the river - how it is managed and protected. The Victorian Government has appointed a Yarra River Protection Ministerial Advisory Committee to generate discussion and promote debate about the river’s future. This committee has now completed a series of community workshops and listening posts, inviting community feedback on its discussion paper. Unfortunately, this process has been rushed through so the govern-

ment can have its agenda implemented, leaving the community with no time to have their say. Locals have not been given enough time to prepare submissions, with the closing date for written submissions being before the last listening post session. Locals in the Yarra Valley are bitterly disappointed the government is making little attempt to hear their views. Therefore, it is understandable that locals have no confidence in this process, feeling shut out and undervalued. Therefore, I urge the Andrews Labor Government to commit to real consultation by engaging further with the Yarra Valley community to ensure our river can be better looked after into the future. Cindy McLeish, Member for Eildon.

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It’s an Elle of a show By JESSE GRAHAM High HEALESVILLE School students will be taking to the stage at the end of the month to present a musical rendition of Legally Blonde, with four shows set to be performed. Legally Blonde the Musical will be performed from Thursday, 25 August to Saturday, 27 August, with 30 high school students to perform their version of the 2001 hit comedy. The story follows Elle Woods as she heads to Harvard Law School to try and win back her ex-boyfriend - along the way she decides instead to prove herself as a serious law student.

Director Trent Morison said the school had been preparing for the production since auditions in February and that, with two weeks to go until the show opened, it was all starting to come together. “The kids have been working really hard, especially in the last few weeks,� he said. “I’ve got some amazing people around me who are putting it into action.� He said the production was chosen by the students and that, though the film itself was not a musical, it followed the same storyline. “It’s still about Elle following her ex-boyfriend to

Isabelle, Hannah and Waularna will be performing as part of Healesville High School''s Legally Blonde the Musical later this month. 157979 Picture: ROB CAREW Harvard and trying to win his love, and that message of her overcoming those stereotypes and really

pushing herself.� Mr Morison said 15 past and present students were also working behind the

scenes on lighting, technology and sound and that there would be “no lull moments� on opening night. “You’re always going to be involved in the show, the whole time - it’s bright, it’s colourful,� he said. “You’re in for a bit of a fun ride.� The musical will be performed on Thursday 25 and Friday 26 August from 7pm, with 2pm and 7pm shows on Saturday, 27 August. Tickets are $20, $15 for concession holders or $60 for families of four. To buy tickets, visit www.healesvillehs.vic.edu. au or call 5962 4088.

Plants, pebbles to adorn nature strip here around, basically, being able to plant on the nature strip - we’ve had a lot of feedback from the community saying this will be a great idea, so this will allow that,� he said. But his amendment was to remove words from one of the clauses that would have made any letterbox not fitting Australia Post standards illegal. Over laughter from other councillors, Cr Witlox presented photographs of unconventional letterboxes he had spotted on his drive home, which would have been illegal under the change. Under the guidelines, rocks and pebbles greater than 7mm in diameter will not be allowed on nature strips, neither will sleepers, artificial

By Jesse Graham YARRA Ranges residents are now allowed to landscape their nature strips, within reason, with the council accepting a new Nature Strip and Roadside Guideline on Tuesday 9 August. Councillors unanimously voted to adopt the new guideline at the meeting, after Chirnside Ward councillor Andy Witlox put forward a slight amendment to the document. The guideline, he said, would give residents certainty about how they were able to landscape their nature strip with plants and rocks, with community feedback helping to shape the document. “There’s a lot of good stuff in

turf or sculptures. Excavation is allowed under the guideline, through the document reminds residents to call Dial Before You Dig on 1100 to ensure they do not damage underground infrastructure. Yarra Ranges would still be responsible for the land, mayor Jason Callanan said. “We wanted people to have a bit of, say, ownership over what they could have outside of their place, understanding that the nature strip is still council’s land,� he said. “However, those residents have to live there every day and see that patch - this guideline strikes a good balance. “Yes, we’ve had some issues

around letterboxes, wanting to not be the middle-man and dictate what a letterbox should look like - as long as it doesn’t pose a risk to pedestrians, cars coming in or out of driveways or coming down the street.� The review to the guideline took place last year, after a Kalorama resident was forced to remove very large rocks from his nature strip in 2014. The resident spoke to the Mail and said there was “no consistency� in how nature strip by-laws were enforced. Under the new guidelines, the rocks would still not be permitted. The full guideline will be published online at www.yarraranges. vic.gov.au

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PRESENTED TO PERFECTION THE hills are alive with low interest rates and buyer confidence is soaring according to property sales consultant Frank Kouzi from Fletchers Yarra Ranges. This is not the only recipe required to achieving the best sales result in today’s market. So much more happens in the background than just taking a few photos and putting your property on the internet. Firstly you need to choose the right agent and agency who will not only give your property maximum exposure and sound advice and will leave no stone unturned in negotiating the best sale price and terms. Presentation of the home is another key factor and more and more vendors are seeing the benefits in staging their homes in

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139 Barak Drive, Launching Place Positioned perfectly to take in the jaw-dropping views of the surrounding mountains, this truly beautiful home is welcoming with a sense of privacy and sits on 3 acres approx. The open design of the kitchen and living area with sunken lounge effortlessly allows for entertaining inside, in the undercover BBQ area and on the large front deck. The master bedroom has a split system, walk in robe and ensuite, two good size bedrooms both have built in robes and have large windows to take in the mountain and garden views. Upstairs is the guest bedroom with ensuite and a fantastic area to utilise as a rumpus room, second lounge or study. There is also an additional studio/teenage retreat that includes a lounge, bedroom & bathroom. There is a huge barn style work shop which is ideal for keeping your tools and gardening equipment locked away and it is large enough to hold the boy toys! The property is surrounded by lovely established gardens and is only a short drive to all amenities.

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• Lots of light & spacious open plan living • Freshly painted & new carpet in the lounge area • 2KW Solar panels & new retaining walls • Double garage, heaps of parking space & workshop • Lovely paved BBQ area & plenty of room for the kids to run around

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Powelltown

$187,500

10A Herbert St Yarra Junction

$360,000 plus

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Modern 3 bedroom home in the heart of Town!

Seeking a great buy then look no further as this Miners cottage is located in the heart of town, offering 2 bedrooms one with good sized built in robes. There’s a cosy living area with wood heating, kitchen area has good potential and a gas upright cooker. Improvements to the property include concrete stumps, new water tank and an updated instant hot water service. The block is very manageable and lat, rear carport for 2 cars, garden shed and lockable storage space. Very affordable home which will leave you a couple of dollars for your own touch.

Are you looking for something new, bright and modern? Walking distance to shops and transport? Well here it is! Just hop, skip and jump from Main Street you will ind a 1 year old 3 bedroom home with quality ittings, master bedroom with full ensuite, 2 living areas, kitchen with lovely breakfast bar. Extras include a concrete driveway, double lock up garage also with rear roller door access from garage to the rear court yard and gas ducted heating.

Contact: Rebacca Doolan 0401 832 068

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Ideal house and (approx.) 1/2 acre block with something for everyone. Consisting of three good sized bedrooms, master with semi ensuite and a walk in robe. The living areas are an ideal layout with good size lounge, kitchen with a gas stove and plenty of cupboard and bench space. Heating and cooling consist of crackling wood heater, gas ducted heating and a split system. Just a few minutes’ walk to shops, transport and the Warburton trail. Be quick!

Step into your own private world where peacefulness is a given and fresh air meets you at every turn. This home consists of 2 bedrooms plus a large sunroom with its own pot belly that can be another bedroom or second living area if extra space is needed. A huge lounge with a large wood heater and large reverse cycle air con. The kitchen and bathroom have been renovated beautifully. Outside there is much to enjoy from your front deck with surrounding state forest full of nature and all the sounds that go with it.

Contact: Rebecca Doolan 0401 832 068 Inspection: Sat 12:00-12:30pm (Photo ID Required)

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Peter Robinson 0419 543 341 31 years

Sam Price 0438 795 190 7 years

Tony Fanfulla 0419 870 513 15 years

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2457 Warburton Hwy, Yarra Junction

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Clare Morse Marketing Manager 10 years

Jenni Robinson Licensed Agent 15 years

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3407 Warburton Hwy, Warburton

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Michelle Karanikich Property Manager

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Launching Place

$370,000 - $410,000

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$550,000 plus

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Exclusive Address for this Family Home!

Conveniently positioned just a short stroll to public transport and local schools this home offers spacious family living with 3 extra large bedrooms all with built in robes. Great views admired from the large family/living room plus a spacious kitchen and meals area. Outside there is also loads of room for the kids and pets to enjoy plus covered verandahs around the home offering a great spot to sit back and relax. A great position and a great family home in very convenient location.

Set on a beautiful allotment of 1661sqm, this stunning family home is set to capture your heart. A lovely and well proportioned home offering 5 bedrooms, master suit with huge walk in robe and ensuite it for a queen. There is a formal lounge or the ideal set up for a theatre room and a large open plan kitchen, meals and family room. Outside offers beautiful in ground solar heated swimming pool, a double lock up garage and ample off street parking.

Contact: David Carroll 0419 539 320

Contact: Samantha Price 0438 795 190 Inspection: Sat 11:30am - 12:00pm (Photo ID Required)

3/6 Birrarrung Rise Yarra Junction

$390,000 plus

Spacious Living, Mountain Views, Ideal Location Nestled into a private cul de sac is this very well proportioned family home with low maintenance living high on the priority list. The large open plan living areas and high ceilings give a light and airy feel and with the mountain vista as a backdrop this home is sure to appeal. The bedrooms are all excellent sizes with ample storage and the master provides the bonus of a walk in robe and modern full ensuite. Outdoors you can enjoy the beneits of a North facing undercover outdoor entertaining area, a fully fenced yard ideal for the little pooch and a double carport with undercover front door access making life a breeze. Within walking distance to the local shops, schools, public transport and sporting facilities, this property makes for a perfect forever home, investment property, or a great starter for the young family.

Contact: Tony Fanfulla 0419 870 513 Inspection: Sat 12:30-1:00pm (Photo ID Required)

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$380,000

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Set at the end of the court in an elevated position with views to nearby mountains & hills this block offers a beautiful site to build your dream home (STCA). As a bonus a brand new mobile timber cabin is sitting on the block, ideal as storage or other. There are already to level areas made for your new home to sit proudly on. Offering 687 sqm your family will love this location with farmland at the rear & a council owned block beside. Be quick to grab this one! (Cabin not sold separately)

This brand new 2 bedroom unit is located just across from the shopping centre in Yarra Junction. Approaching completion the home boasts a spacious open plan living room, heaps of storage space ideal if you’re scaling down, and garage with internal access. Space has been cleverly used to maximise the enjoyment & offers a Euro laundry & extra large shower. A private courtyard gives you room to relax in the sun and you’ll love large master bedroom.

Contact: Tony Fanfulla 0419 870 513

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Peter Robinson 0419 543 341 31 years

Sam Price 0438 795 190 7 years

Tony Fanfulla 0419 870 513 15 years

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David Carroll 0419 539 320 14 years

2457 Warburton Hwy, Yarra Junction

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Leah Bannerman 0448 924 266

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Clare Morse Marketing Manager 10 years

Jenni Robinson Licensed Agent 15 years

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Michelle Karanikich Property Manager

Nicky McDonald Property Management

Cassandra Darwall Property Management

5964 2277 569 Warburton Hwy, Seville

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Have you ever wanted to move your family to the country but have worried about income? Here’s the chance! The home comprises large country style kitchen, open living with wood burner to heat the whole house, 3 generously sized bedrooms with BIR’s downstairs- all with French doors opening onto the beautiful gardens & upstairs parents escape with office space & balcony with views of the Cathedral ranges. Situated on 23 acres (approx.) including 6 acres of Hazelnuts (ready to go with customers already waiting for the next season’s pick), Raspberries, Figs, huge dam, large variety of fruit and exotic trees, large 4 bay shed, water rights from river, 3 bay carport, large cool room and many other features. *Subdivisional Potential STCA. Call for more details.

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If quality matters, this stunning executive family home set on a private 3.6 acre (approx.) parcel of land at the end of a no through road will be worth your time. For those wanting to make the rural lifestyle change & still be within easy reach of the Healesville township & 1 and a half hours from Melbourne & approx. 1 hour to Melbourne Airport. This is a home for the growing family, room for the kids to run, ride the horse, ride the bike or play in the bush.The property also offers excellent car accommodation & space & storage for extra vehicles, boat or caravan, plus separate home office.The home features quality fixtures & fittings thorough out & will appeal to the most discerning buyers.You need to come & see for yourself. INSPECT by Appointment or Scheduled OFI CONTACT Mark Gunther 03 5962 3030

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Freshly Renovated Family Home! Sure to entice first home buyers, downsizers and investors alike, this beautifully renovated home exudes character, charm & easy-care convenience. Ideally located in an elevated position, with service road access & within walking distance to town, schools & public transport, this home demands your attention.The sense of space & style is evident upon walking into the main living area with the bright natural light, through to the well-appointed family kitchen. Showcasing a spacious master bedroom with stylish ensuite & WIR & BIR’s for the 2 remaining bedrooms plus a modern family bathroom.With a separate dining area plus a second lounge featuring French doors leading out to the secure private courtyard which is ideal for entertaining family & friends. Only with an inspection can you fully appreciated this beautiful home.

3A 2B 4C INSPECT by Appointment or Scheduled OFI CONTACT Gary Lucas 0407 595 113

Style and Sophistication! Your luxury lifestyle awaits in this brand new brick home only moments to town. Perfectly designed with easy care landscaped gardens, this home is just waiting to impress the most astute buyer.The gleaming timber floors welcome you inside to this immaculate interior, showcasing a crisp neutral colour palette and flowing single level design. Imagine cooking for guests in the open kitchen/ dining zone on quality Miele stainless steel appliances with glass splashback and stone benchtops. Featuring generous sized bedrooms including the master that showcases a stylish ensuite and WIR and BIR for the 2 remaining bedrooms, plus gas ducted heating, evaporative cooling and double lock up garage with internal access.The timing is right - inspect today!

HEALESVILLE OFFERS INVITED ABOVE $380,000 YARRA JUNCTION 4/5A MCGRETTONS RD 2562A WARBURTON HWY

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Ideally set at the back of a quiet and peaceful cul-de-sac, you will discover this well presented weatherboard townhouse. Comprising of 3 spacious bedrooms with BIR’s with the master featuring a WIR plus stylish en-suite and large central bathroom for the rest of the family. Showcasing a generous open plan living and dining area plus a well-equipped modern kitchen big enough to accommodate the growing family.The double sliding doors open out to the low maintenance courtyard ideal for entertaining friends while your cars are kept dry and secure in the large double garage with remote door and internal access. If you’re looking to downsize or add to your portfolio, then this home is worthy of your inspection.

INSPECT by Appointment or Scheduled OFI CONTACT Gary Lucas 0407 595 113

Attention all home builders.We now have this beautiful parcel of vacant land of approx. 1029m2, just waiting for you to start building your dream home (STCA).

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Offering service road access with a concrete driveway and services to the front of the property, while still being set in a commanding position to capture the stunning views across to the distant hills. All this is on offer only a short distance from Yarra Junctions bustling town centre, schools and transport. Land this rare won’t last long so call today!

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Terrifying time trip on stage By KATH GANNAWAY HAVING blitzed the Victorian Drama League Awards with the ghost thriller ‘The Woman In Black’ in 2013, RedFox 3 Theatre Company is preparing to share the scare and put Yarra Valley audiences on the edge of their collective seats. Described variously as ‘a terrifying trip through time’ to a ‘theatrical spine-chiller’, Stephen Mallatratt’s stage adaptation of Susan Hill’s acclaimed ghost story has been produced in 40 countries and is now in its 28th year in London’s West End. It was the perfect choice for director Justin Stephens' newly-established Redfox 3 when Chris Mclean and Kieran Tracey performed at The Basin Theatre in 2013. The production took gold in best set, lighting, sound, actor in a drama (Chris Tracey), director in a drama (Stephens) and Best Drama Production overall. Chris McLean joins the original crew for performances at the Arts Centre in Warburton on 20 and 21 August, and at The

“They do that incredibly well,” he said. Combining old and modern theatrical techniques, the production relies on atmosphere, hints, glimpses and suggestions, heard and sometimes only half-seen. “We’ve had grown men sitting with arms crossed, saying this is not going to scare me, and they’ve screamed the loudest,” he said. “It’s wonderful to get that reaction, and as actors and directors to feel that tension in the room.” Stephens who lives with his young family in Chum Creek said he was looking forward to bringing The Woman In Black even closer to home and to audiences with whom he is wanting to create an ongoing connection. “I’m keen to catch up after each performance to speak to local people about the types of shows they want to see in the valley,” he said. Tickets can be booked through 1300 368 333 or online at http://goo.gl/9foF06.

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Memo in Healesville on 27 and 28 August. A ghost story like no other, the scene is set when a lawyer, obsessed with a terrible curse he believes haunts him and his family, hires a young actor to help unburden the memory of The Woman in Black. Stephens said delivering the chill down the spine of the audience relied on the storytelling of the actors.

Margot Robbie is endearingly unhinged as Harley Quinn, and fire-powered El Diablo (Jay Hernandez) and honourable hitman Deadshot (played by the ever-charismatic Will Smith) undergo some engaging character development. Davis is a cunning, amoral badass as Waller, and Cara Delevingne is appropriately entrancing as Enchantress, playing the millennia-old witch with sensual, malevolent gusto. But Jared Leto’s muchtouted take on the Joker is all surface-level quirk, and the narrative structure is an absolute mess.

SUICIDE Squad is another miss for DC Comics, but a promising miss nonetheless. Government agent Amanda Waller (Viola Davis) assembles a team of incarcerated supervillains to combat meta-human threats. Like Batman v Superman, Suicide Squad contains plenty of good elements begging for a better movie. Even though many of the members lack breathing room in the plot, the squad itself has outstanding chemistry.

A new twist on metal By KATH GANNAWAY THE Waterwheel Gallery in Warburton is forging ahead with its latest exhibition, Magic Metal Makeovers. The exhibition by the Wandin Blacksmiths' Group opened on Saturday with exactly the diverse range of pieces you would expect when you empower four men and one woman with a hammer, a blazing forge and the challenge of creating amazing metalwork. The individual approach to the craft of the artisans, Fritz Rappold, Paul Cacioli, Evelyn Young, Terry Marshall, and Oscar Huecherig, makes for an

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For much of the film, it’s frustratingly unclear where the squad is going or what they’re even trying to accomplish. As a result, the pacing feels slow and erratic. Enchantress’s plan is nebulous, and the action is short and uninspired, with few chances for the squad members to unleash their unique skills. Suicide Squad isn’t a bad movie – it’s entertaining enough, if only for the fun, diverse characters – but isn’t the much hoped-for salvation of the DC Expanded Universe. Keep your fingers crossed for Wonder Woman next year. – Seth Lukas Hynes

exciting exhibition of works from the practical to the purely and delightfully decorative. All sorts of things from dragons and candlesticks to fireside sets, shipwrecks, gumleaf key rings, miniature tools and prickly flowers are reconstructed from everyday cutlery! The exhibition showcases the passion and skill members of the group have for the ancient craft of blacksmithing, with all the pieces hand-made in the traditional way. Works can be purchased, or orders taken. It’s the first exhibition by the group outside their home base of Mont De Lancey Historic Homestead in Wandin and will be on show until 31 August.

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Yarra Glen holds on By Cameron Hutchison EVEN though it was a bit chilly, the conditions for football were fantastic. All clubs embraced the Carolyn Goodie Memorial Cancer Awareness Round and Gembrook came home with a good win. Emerald had their first win for the year and revived relegation stakes in Division 1. Monbulk has kept their finals hopes alive with a win over Woori Yallock. In Division 2, Yarra Glen enjoyed a big come-from-behind win in the last quarter against Seville to hold on to second spot on the ladder. Gembrook and Alexandra share second spot, but sit third and fourth respectively. Division 1 Seniors Football Emerald 13.19(97) d Belgrave 7.4(46) Emerald has registered their first win of the season at the expense of Belgrave. Emerald was able to get out to a great lead and was never headed all day - 4.3 to 3 straight gave them a ninepoint lead at quarter time. Their lead extended to 15 points at half-time with Emerald continuing to pepper the goals kicking 3.4 to one goal to increase their lead to 31 points at three quarter time. The hosts continued to put pressure on Belgrave’s backline, having 13 scoring shots to three as they secured a very impressive 51-point win. Emerald Best: L. Joiner, L. McKenna (1 goal), D. Reilly, Michael Dompietro, P. White (1 goal), C. Thomsen. Belgrave Best: D. Bilston (1 goal), B. Dadswell (1 goal), J. Brown (2 goals), P. Gough (2 goals). Monbulk 15.7.97 d Woori Yallock 10.15.75 Monbulk have stunned some and kept their finals hopes alive with a 22-point win over Woori Yallock. Monbulk were able to get out to an 11-point lead at quarter time and led at every change for the rest of the day. They held Woori Yallock in the second and actually increased their lead to 23 points at half-time. A 3.2 to 1.2 third quarter gave them a handy break of 24 points going into the last. Michael Langworthy was a focal point up forward kicking five goals. Woori Yallock fought back in the last but could not manage to cut down the lead at the final siren as Monbulk were able to run out very comfortable 22-point winners. Monbulk Best: J. Mohr, S. Smith (3 goals), D. Ward, S. Williams (2 goals), B. Emmett (2 goals), J. Major. Woori Yallock Best: J. Adams, M. Batten (1 goal), J. Williams (2 goals), S. Kennedy (1 goal), L. Boontjes, B. McDonald. Upwey-Tecoma 19.22(136) d Mount Evelyn 5.14(44) Upwey-Tecoma sits in fifth spot and is only one game clear of Monbulk who are in sixth position after their win on Saturday. Mount Evelyn took the early lead of three points into quarter time until Upwey came out to kick 5.5 to 2.4 in the second quarter to take a 16-point lead heading into half-time. Mount Evelyn had no answers in the third, only managing to add one behind to their score while the Tigers piled on 5.3 to increase their lead to 54 points heading into the last quarter. Daniel Waters and Simon Mitchell had their kicking boots on bagging seven and

six goals respectively with UpweyTecoma kicking 6.7 to five behinds to romp away with a 92-point win. Upwey-Tecoma Best: D. Devers, J. Hackett, R. Peterson, S. Mitchell (6 goals), K. Grenda, S. Parkinson. Mount Evelyn Best: R. Cowan, A. Gibbons, R. Hartfield (3 goals), B. Doyle, A. Johnson, T. Denham. Olinda Ferny Creek 16.16(112) d Healesville 6.9(45) Olinda Ferny Creek gave Healesville a football lesson on Saturday keeping them to six goals for the day. Healesville have been beaten by Wandin and Olinda in the last four weeks and it’s looking ominous coming up to finals. Olinda were able to jump on Healesville in the first quarter, kicking five goals to one, holding the visitors to a total of 2.2 up to quarter-time; while Olinda had a handy 11.9 on the board. Olinda was going to have to stop in the third if Healesville had any chance of catching them, but that was never the case as the ladder leaders were able to run out 67-point winners in the end. Olinda Best: D. Noorda, R. Wilson (4 goals), N. Broomhall (3 goals), L. Hill (1 goal), B. O’Neill (1 goal), T. Millwood (1 goal). Healesville Best: J. Nugent (1 goal), S. Donkin, N. Mende, C. Warren, J. Savage, M. Anson. Wandin 21.17(143) d Warburton Millgrove 15.10(100) Warburton-Millgrove took it up to Wandin up until half time. A threepoint lead at quarter time to Wandin would not have been what they were expecting. Warburton went toe-to-toe with them in the second with their lead only seven points at half-time. Wandin were able to get their game going in the third quarter as they piled on 7.7 to 2.6 to shake Warburton off and take a 38-point lead heading into the last quarter. Matthew Polkinghorne was unstoppable kicking 10 goals for the match. Things evened out in the last with Warburton kicking 4.2 to 5.1, but the damage was already done as Wandin secured a 43-point win. Wandin Best: M. Polkinghorne (10 goals), J. Bayliss (2 goals), T. LeechHines, J. Myers (1 goal), B. Harvey, J. Ladner. Warburton-Millgrove Best: J. Iacono (1 goal), T. Walker, L. Barnard (2 goals), T. Marr, D. Noorman, T. McKail. Division 2 Seniors Football Yarra Glen 15.14(104) d Seville 11.10(76) Yarra Glen Best: J. Baughan, D. Hurley (1 goal), L. Telford (1 goal), G. Filsell (3 goals), R. Smith, J. Smith (5 goals). Seville Best: A. Dale, G. Teunissen, B. Abbruzzese (5 goals), P. Truesdale, L. O’Keefe, S. Wilson (1 goal). Gembrook-Cockatoo 14.8(92) d Alexandra 12.6(78) Gembrook’s win now places them equal second on the ladder but third on percentage. Alexandra also share second spot but are sitting fourth on percentage. Scores were all tied up with 5.1 apiece after the first quarter. Gembrook seemed to have a bit more of the running but could not break through the Alexandra back line. Gembrook regrouped and kicked 3.2 to 2.3 to hold a five-point lead at half-time. In the third quarter, Gembrook started to get the ascendancy on Alexandra kicking 4.5

All clubs embraced the Carolyn Goodie Memorial Cancer Awareness Round, while Gembrook enjoyed a good win over Alexandra. 158054 to 2.1 and a lead of 21 points going into the last was going to be hard to claw back. Alexandra rallied and outscored Gembrook kicking 3.1 to two straight but it was all too late as Gembrook secured a 14-point win. Gembrook-Cockatoo Best: A. Mitchell (1 goal), S. Ponter (1 goal), S. Martin, S. Richardson (2 goals), S. Nuutinen (3 goals), L. Henzen. Alexandra Best: J. Goonan, B. Norris, W. Goonan, S. Steiner, J. Purcell, L. Ragg (2 goals). Kinglake 24.16(160) d Yarra Junction 13.7(85) Kinglake sit on top of the ladder one game clear of Yarra Glen, Gembrook and Alexandra after a convincing win over Yarra Junction on Saturday. Kinglake really were able to get away to a flyer kicking 8.3 to 3.2 in the first and really set up their win at the quarter time break. Josh Nixon was influential up forward, kicking nine goals with the support of Luke Forsyth kicking four himself. At quartertime, Kinglake’s lead was 40 points. Kinglake upped their work rate in the third kicking 9.4 to 2.1 taking a lead of 85 points into the last quarter. Yarra Junction outscored Kinglake in the last kicking 5.2 to 3.4 but the game was well and truly over as Kinglake secured a very impressive 75-point win. Kinglake Best: B. Robinson (1 goal), A. McLaren, B. Tampion (2 goals), S. McMahon, J. Crowe, W. Graf (1 goal).

Yarra Junction Best: E. Wadsworth (6 goals), J. Black, B. Wragg (2 goals), D. Lever (1 goal), S. Williams, D. Garsed. Powelltown 24.22(166) d Thornton-Eildon 7.9(51) Powelltown have kept a slim chance alive to make the final five, but it would be a small miracle. Powelltown never gave Thornton Eildon a look in on Saturday. A 29-point lead into the second quarter was the start they were after. A big 7.4 to 3.3 second quarter had their lead extend to 54 points at half-time. Powelltown had 11 goal-scorers for the day and Thornton just had no way to hold them. Powelltown kicked 12.13 in the last half to 3.6 to easily win the game. Powelltown Best: M. Pote, J. Moore, W. Dore, L. Middlemast, A. Moore, T. Nightingale (1 goal). Thornton-Eildon Best: D. Creed (1 goal), Z. King, A. Reddan, K. Purtle (1 goal), S. Larkman (3 goals), J. Strachan (1 goal). Yea - Bye Under 18s Warburton Millgrove 11.4(70) d Emerald 9.10(64) Warburton Millgrove Best: L. Downie (1 goal), J. McIntosh (1 goal), A. Maguire (2 goals), B. MacDonald, J. Nelson, T. Green. Emerald Best: C. Johnston, B. Wilson, R. Hall, J. Volta, K. Jordan-Hill, T. Thomsen.

Upwey-Tecoma 10.7(67) d Kinglake 6.8(44) Upwey-Tecoma Best: A. Aarden, P. Booth, T. Cairns, R. Cheslett, J. Comello, T. Edyvane. Kinglake Best: B. Quilliam, J. Maynes (1 goal), B. Hamer, B. White (3 goals), L. Broderick, L. White (1 goal). Monbulk-Seville 13.12(90) d Woori Yallock-Powelltown 6.6(42) Monbulk-Seville Best: N. Wall, B. Redfern, L. Thomas, H. Emmett (2 goals), P. Barge (1 goal), M. Dekker (1 goal). Woori Yallock-Powelltown Best: M. Anderson (3 goals), L. Amarant, J. Smith, M. Arnold, R. Ashby, T. Amarant (1 goal). Wandin 9.10(64) d Yarra Glen 8.4(52) Wandin Best: J. Byrne (1 goal), D. Bailey, D. Wathen, D. Hirst, A. Gray, M. Smith (1 goal). Yarra Glen Best: A. Smith (3 goals), S. Duncan (1 goal), T. Hodgett (1 goal), A. Nettlefold (1 goal), B. Binion (2 goals), Z. Capuano. Mount Evelyn - Bye Division 1 A Grade Netball Belgrave 82 d Emerald 26 Belgrave Best: Angele Jeffery, Kalen Winters, Jennifer Dewhurst. Emerald Best: Kate Griffin, Nancy Te Whata (15 goals), Stacey Licciardi. Woori Yallock 51 d Monbulk Hawks 23 Woori Yallock Best: Elizabeth Nicol (39 goals), Victoria Starling, Jordan Kennedy (12 goals). Monbulk Hawks Best: Paige Whitworth, Tiana Mancarella, Lauren Smith (15 goals). Mount Evelyn 60 d Upwey Tecoma 59 Mount Evelyn Best: Rachael Hickey (34 goals), Bridgette Barry-Murphy, Hannah Barry-Murphy. Upwey-Tecoma Best: Samantha Silvester (49 goals), Rebecca Leeson (10 goals), Teah Edelmaier. Olinda Ferny Creek 97 d Healesville 29 Olinda Ferny Creek Best: Krista Tomlinson, Tess Linkins (56 goals), Alice Paget. Healesville Best: Jodi Chandler, Chelsea Connell (22 goals), Hayley Parrott. Wandin 62 d Warburton Millgrove 27 Wandin Best: Leah Reilly, Tayissa Coppinger, Kathleen McMahon Warburton Millgrove Best: Bridget Nix, Briannon Dodd, Kellie Davidson. Division 2 A Grade Netball Yea 46 def Alexandra 35 Yea Best: Chelsea Spagnolo, Nikki Watts (30 goals), Jacqui Graham Alexandra Best: Rebecca McLeod, Lauren Steyger (17 goals), Olivia Twining. Powelltown 60 d Thornton Eildon 40 Powelltown Best: Shae Berriman, Georgie Haynes (8 goals), Nicole Hajder (36 goals). Seville 40 drew with Yarra Glen 40 Seville Best: Rachael Goulding (26 goals), Morgan Wyatt, Riley Gentle. Yarra Glen Best: Alana Stone, Hillary Grubb, Elizabeth Kay (26 goals). Yarra Junction - Bye Yea - Bye

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Long Tan is remembered By Jesse Graham RESIDENTS from around the Yarra Ranges and beyond gathered at the Knox War Memorial to pay their respects to fallen soldiers over the weekend, marking the 50th anniversary of the Battle of Long Tan. On Sunday, 14 August, RSL representatives, MPs and residents gathered at the memorial in the Tim Neville Arboretum in Ferntree Gully for the Yarra Valley and Outer Eastern Melbourne Vietnam Veterans Day. Outer Eastern Melbourne Vietnam Veterans Association of Australia (OEMVVAA) president Aff Binnoore introduced the day’s speakers, Casey MP Tony Smith and Knox School Year 12 student Nathan Reed. Mr Reed said the group had gathered to honour the Australian soldiers who served during the Vietnam War, especially during the Battle of Long Tan, which took place on 18 August, 1966. “Thinking of the brave individuals who join us here today and those who are here only in spirit, one can’t help but feel awed by the enormity of what we encounter,” Mr Reed said. “We find ourselves in the midst of patriots and the family and friends of those who have nobly served. “Standing on the shoulders of giants, who have given us so much, we remember those who have sacrificed so much for their country.” He spoke about the soldiers who fought in the Battle of Long Tan, where 108 Australian soldiers fought about 2000 Viet Cong and North Vietnamese soldiers in a rubber plantation. Despite being outnumbered, the Australian troops’ fighting led the Vietnamese forces to retreat. “Your presence here today and that of the people gathering across the country is a tribute to those troops and to their families,” Mr Reed said. “It is a way to say we remember - to those soldiers who shivered, crouching in the rubber plantation at Long Tan, we remember and honour you.” Adrienne Bray performed The Last Post and Rouse on the bugle after Mr Binnoore recited The Ode, before attendees were invited to lay a poppy and join a sausage sizzle with the other attendees.

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Juniors make preliminaries HEALESVILLE JUNIOR FOOTBALL UNDER 12 RED - Semi Final: Healesville 7.4(46) d Monbulk 1.0(6) Goals: Cody Anderson 3, Daniel Ebbels, Will Cooney, Cameron Nyko, Riley Duncan. Awards: Daniel Ebbels, Cameron Nyko, Matty Skeene, Riley Duncan. UNDER 12 WHITE - Semi Final: Healesville 4.5(29) d Mount Evelyn 2.3(15) Goals: Jack Johnson, Liam Hetherton, Joel D’Alterio, Jack Christie. Best: Whole Team. UNDER 16 - Semi Final: Healesville 7.8(50) def by Wandin 16.5(101) Goals: Cam Boeder 2, Jack George 2, Max Minney, Gabe Schiavello, Max Donegan. Preliminary Finals at Gembrook Cockatoo next week: 9am Under 12B Healesville White v Emerald B 10.20am Under 12A Healesville Red v Emerald A 2.50pm Under 16 Healesville v Gembrook-Cockatoo

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WARBURTON GOLF WEDNESDAY 10 August: Stableford: Winner: Neil Leckerby, with a healthy 37 points on a day of lower-than-average scoring. Runner-up: ‘Butch’ Hollis on 36. The balls went down to 34. Nearest the pins on the day went to Kim Kennedy (9th), Steuart Hawke (15th) and to Tony Bickley (17th). Welcome back, Tony! Saturday, 11 August: Stableford Pairs, for the Allan Chapman two-person aggregate; a ‘board’ event. The ‘foxy cousins’, Peter and Danny, combined best to bring home a memorable win. Their combined score of 71 points was good enough by three points. Runner-up pair were ‘old-stagers’ Marty Garthwaite and Bazza Le Gassick, with a creditable 68 points. The teams who scored 64+ win a ball each. There were nearest the pins on offer, and these were won by Ken White (3rd), A.J. Johnson (9th), Clint Smallman (12th) and to the ever-reliable David Murch (15th).

Hills are a challenge By Jamie Strudley THE venue was Mountain Road Reserve, Cockatoo. The event was the annual Hills Challenge, which is run by Cockatoo Little Athletics Club. After overnight rain, the normally water-logged and muddy course held up fairly well, with no shoes lost this year. One rival club, Pakenham, set the tone for the day by having their runners run in more than one race to maximise points in this points-

driven event; so when asked to step up and take on multiple races, Yarra Ranges’ chargers were eager and more than willing to go above and beyond. The club spirit was terrific as usual, and every runner was encouraged and applauded over the line; all this was enough to see Yarra Ranges Athletics win for the third year in a row and take home the perpetual Hills Trophy. A massive thank you to all who supported this event.

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Quick Clues 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 12. 13. 15. 17. 18. 20. 21. 23.

DOWN Dulcet (5) Gloss (5) Canter (6) Rise (6) Exchange (4) Standard (9) Widespread (9) Wettish (4) Soothsayer (4) Revoke (6) Abuse (6) Fragrance (5) Sailing boat (5) Flower (4)

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( ) DOWN 1. Trapped in a hole, see the guide (5). 2. A cold front covering part of N. Ireland (5). 3. Monsieur took the girl on for spite (6). 4. A pause, say, or stop (6). 5. Fit properly (4). 6. Recalling when crossing (5,4). 12. Gave one’s views on the forced sale to the dogs! (9). 13. Try the same backto-front? Fine! (4). 15. What the cockney does with them! (4). 17. In mid-week, somehow nail the woman (6). 18. Followed for a time, then got sick of it (6). 20. Apart from the A11 (5). 21. Write back “As a cover it is inefficient” (5). 23. When there are shots, turn back (4).

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ACROSS 1. Prepare to travel with the gang (4). 7. Made a fuss when taken past one’s stop? (7,2). 8. O dear! (4). 9. Sighs audibly at the magnitude of it (4). 10. A sloitary man, English (4). 11. The tarten garbed woman showed taste (4). 14. It’s clear he will surpass the others, though past his best (4,3,3). 16. One that’s passed over in the sorting? (4,6). 19. The air’s blowing the garment (4). 22. Colour and become thoroughly servile (4). 24. A sharp note to the police (4). 25. A very good penalty (4). 26. Presses on, giving the wrong answers (9). 27. For the champion, it’s most advisable (4).

CRYPTIC PUZZLE NO. 7436 - SOLUTIONS Across - 1, Pack. 7, Carried on. 8, Love. 9, Size. 10, Lone. 11, (Tar)tan-g(arbed). 14, Over t-he top. 16, Dead letter. 19, Sari (anag.) 22, Fawn. 24, A-cid. 25, Fine. 26, Responses (anag.) 27, Best. Down - 1, Pi-lo-t. 2, C-a-van. 3, M-alice. 4, Arrest (a rest). 5, Well. 6, Going over. 12, Aired ales. 13, Go-od. 15, ‘ears. 17, (W)e-lain-e(k). 18, T-ailed. 20, A-side. 21, I-nep-t. 23, Nips (rev.)

ACROSS Middling (2-2) Bird (9) Flush (4) Adhesive (4) Way (4) Mind (4) Plant (10) Endanger (10) Station (4) Wine (4) Shove (4) Horse (4) On tap (9) Imprudent (4)

QUICK PUZZLE NO. 7436 - SOLUTIONS Across - 1, So-so. 7, Cassowary. 8, Even. 9, Glue. 10, Path. 11, Tend. 14, Aspidistra. 16, Jeopardise. 19, Rank. 22, Asti. 24, Push. 25, Colt. 26, Available. 27, Rash. Down - 1, Sweet. 2, Sheen. 3, Gallop. 4, Ascend. 5, Swap. 6, Criterion. 12, Extensive. 13, Damp. 15, Seer. 17, Repeal. 18, Insult. 20, Aroma. 21, Ketch. 23, Iris.

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Cindy McLeish MP

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State Member for Eildon West Coast Sydney St Kilda GWS Collingwood Adelaide Melbourne Geelong Western Bulldogs

Michael Baker

Trevor Bell

Mick Jansen

Hawthorn Sydney Richmond GWS Collingwood Adelaide Melbourne Geelong Western Bulldogs

Hawthorn Sydney St Kilda Fremantle Collingwood Port Adelaide Melbourne Geelong Western Bulldogs

Hawthorn Sydney St Kilda GWS Collingwood Adelaide Melbourne Geelong Western Bulldogs

Olinda Phone: 97512375

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Mick Smith

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Victoria Kett

Hawthorn Sydney St Kilda GWS Collingwood Adelaide Melbourne Geelong Western Bulldogs

Hawthorn Sydney St Kilda GWS Collingwood Adelaide Melbourne Geelong Western Bulldogs

Hawthorn North Melbourne Richmond GWS Collingwood Port Adelaide Melbourne Geelong Western Bulldogs

Hawthorn Sydney St Kilda GWS Collingwood Adelaide Melbourne Geelong Western Bulldogs

West Coast Sydney St Kilda GWS Collingwood Port Adelaide Melbourne Geelong Western Bulldogs

West Coast Sydney St Kilda GWS Gold Coast Suns Adelaide Melbourne Geelong Western Bulldogs

West Coast Sydney St Kilda GWS Collingwood Adelaide Melbourne Geelong Western Bulldogs

Hawthorn Sydney St Kilda GWS Collingwood Adelaide Melbourne Geelong Western Bulldogs

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COMPETITION RESULTS

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DEFEATED

WIN

Friday 19 August West Coast Eagles v Hawthorn

DS

6:10pm

Saturday 20 August North Melbourne v Sydney Swans

BA

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Collingwood

Western Bulldogs

Carlton

Brisbane Lions

Richmond v St Kilda

MCG

2:10pm

North Melbourne

Hawthorn

GWS Giants v Fremantle

SPO

4:35pm

GWS Giants

West Coast Eagles

Collingwood v Gold Coast Suns

ES

7:25pm

St Kilda

Sydney Swans

Port Adelaide v Adelaide Crows

AO

7:10pm

Port Adelaide

Melbourne

Gold Coast Suns

Essendon

Carlton v Melbourne

MCG

1:10pm

Richmond

Geelong Cats

Brisbane Lions v Geelong Cats

G

3:20pm

Fremantle

Adelaide Crows

Essendon v Western Bulldogs

ES

4:40pm

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