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Yarra Glen footballer Jason Ball with his 2017 Victorian Young Australian of the Year award. Pictures: CONTRIBUTED Though the Pride Cup message had reached a national level, with St Kilda hosting a Pride Match as part of the 2016 AFL season, Mr Ball said more could be done. “We need to get to a place where if an AFL player were to come out, it wouldn’t be a news story - it would just be part-and-parcel of the game,” he said.

Worawa Aboriginal College executive director Lois Peeler AM with her 2017 Victorian Senior Australian of the Year Award.

“That’s the end goal - we need to get to a place in schools where every student who is same-sex attracted or gender diverse doesn’t feel the torment of having to hide who they are, or be marginalised or isolated as a result.” Mr Ball said his advice for young LGBTIQA people was to not be afraid of coming out or being proud of their identity, and that people would accept

them for who they are. “Being gay doesn’t define me, but it is part of who I am, and I am proud to be myself and my message for them would be: don’t be afraid,” he said. “If it can be OK in country football, it can be OK anywhere.” Ms Peeler’s award, meanwhile, was presented for her work as chair of the Eastern Regional Aboriginal Justice

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TWO Yarra Valley icons will be representing Victoria at next year’s Australian of the Year Awards, winning state-wide accolades on Wednesday 16 November. On Wednesday night, Yarra Glen footballer Jason Ball and Worawa Aboriginal College executive director Lois Peeler were announced as the 2017 Victorian Young Australian of the Year and Victorian Senior Australian of the Year by Governor Linda Dessau and Anthony Howard QC at Melbourne’s Government House. Mr Ball, 28, received his award for his work in promoting LGBTIQA inclusion and diversity in sport and schools, after being the first footballer to come out as gay at any level of the sport. Yarra Glen Football Club, where Mr Ball plays, rallied behind him and the Pride Cup was started in 2014 to address homophobia in the sport, drawing large crowds and celebrity speakers each year. Speaking to the Mail on Thursday morning, Mr Ball said the news was “still sinking in”, and that he was “very proud and very honoured” to be representing his state with the award. He said that he felt the award was an acknowledgement of his work in promoting inclusion for same-sex attracted and gender-diverse people, but was also timely with the ongoing debate around marriage equality and the Safe Schools program. “We need people to be visible and proud and be the change they want to see in the world, when it comes to fighting for our rights,” Mr Ball said. “As a former ambassador for the (Safe Schools) program, I’ve seen the great work it’s done. “I’m just as passionate about that setting in terms of school as I am for sport - in terms of members of our community ... if they don’t feel safe and included and welcome, it has a terrible flow-on effect for their lives.”

Advisory Committee, executive director at Worawa Aboriginal College and former member of pop group The Sapphires. She said she was part of the “founding family” for the college, with her late sister, Hyllus Maris, founding the school. “My work is to build on the vision of Hyllus and those who worked to establish Victoria’s first Aboriginal school,” she said. “Today, Worawa aims to provide preferred futures for our young Aboriginal women through a holistic education program based on an integrated academic, wellbeing and culture program.” Worawa is a boarding school for Aboriginal women for high school Years 7 to 10, and Ms Peeler said the school addresses the “intellectual, social, physical, emotional and cultural wellbeing of each student”, through mainstream education and Aboriginal pedagogy. Her work as chair of the ERAJAC involved liaising with government agencies, community organisations and elders to address issues in the Aboriginal community - a focus of this work was engaging youth with “education, sport and cultural strengthening”, aimed at diverting young people away from the justice system. She said her work over the years had been driven by “a passion to make a difference” in the experiences of Aboriginal people. “Many of my family members were at the forefront of bringing change to improve the conditions for our Aboriginal communities,” she said. “I walk in their footsteps - it’s in my DNA.” Both Ms Peeler and Mr Ball will represent the state at the annual Australian of the Year Awards on 26 January, 2017 in Canberra, where both will run against other state representatives for the national award.

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Helping to raise money for these projects, SHIP will be holding a car boot sale this Saturday, where there will be a range of paraphernalia available at bargain prices. Helen Campbell-Drury founder of SHIP says that it’s important to support the local pool as it’s the only indoor pool Healesville has. “We all use the pool and so we all need to do our bit to ensure that it remains open and functioning properly,” she said. Helen invites everyone to come down on Saturday to take a look at the many items that will be for sale and suggests that people can also set up their own car boot sales with a $10 donation to SHIP. “The more the merrier, everyone can come down and grab a bargain or they can give a 10 dollar donation to us and set up their own car boot sale,” she said. The car boot sale will be held at Healesville High school on Saturday 26 November from 7am until noon.

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Pub’s cheers to all By Jesse Graham YARRA Glen’s kindergarten will be one step closer to renovating its entrance, following a $1000 donation from the town’s pub. On Tuesday, 15 November, Yarra Glen Grand Hotel owner Craig Barnett visited the Yarra Glen PreSchool to present a $1000 cheque to teacher Belinda Hudson. The donation came as a result of the pub’s weekly Friday night raffle, where profits are saved up until a $1000 cheque can be given to an or-

ganisation or group in town. Ms Hudson said the money would go towards renovating the foyer of the pre-school, allowing for easier access for visitors. “We’ve got the vision of putting an extra three metres on, making it more accessible to families who are coming in with prams, and the disabled,” she said. “We do have parents’ days and grandparents' days and those sorts of things, (but) we don’t actually have disability access, really.

“It’s something that the kinder’s looking at, because we haven’t done any renovations in that respect for over 16 years.” Ms Hudson said the pre-school was “absolutely rapt” with the donation, which they said came out of the blue. Mr Barnett said there had been plenty of “community involvement” in the raffles, where tickets are purchased for $2 and a meat tray, venue voucher and six pack of beer are on offer. A local’s draw is also held on the

Breakfast is making waves By Jesse Graham A BREAKFAST for a good cause will be held this Friday 25 November, with groups coming together to help change the story of violence against women. Healesville Change the Story will host a community breakfast from 6.30am to 10.30am on Friday morning in the area between the Memo Hall and the Healesville Community Link, to mark White Ribbon Day. Member Joel Hawting said Change the Story was made up of representatives from groups all over the valley, including Healesville Interchurch Community Care Incorporated (HICCI), Eastern Health, Yarra Ranges Council, Eastern Legal Community Legal Centre, Healesville Fitness Centre, Liberty Family Church and the Rotary Club of Healesville. The goal of the group is to pro-

mote healthy family relationships, with the aim of preventing family violence and violence against women. “It’s all about seeing individuals and families be as healthy as they can be, recognising that family violence is an issue that is impacting our local community, like many communities,” Mr Hawting said. “We are a group of organisations and individuals who are united around the cause of seeing people flourish in life - so whether that’s young people growing to be the best they can be, free of hindrances in growing up, or whether that’s men learning how to be the best fathers and best blokes they can be, or women being free to flourish in whatever roles they fulfil ... that’s why we exist. “We really believe that we can change the story around family violence - that Healesville doesn’t

have to be just another one of those statistics of towns where the issue is rife - we can actually see instances of domestic violence rapidly decrease, and instead, see healthy families and healthy individuals.” The breakfast will be the group’s official launch, and promotional materials will be available on the day, with members present to chat to residents over a barbecue breakfast. Mr Hawting said the group would not duplicate services already offered by groups or organisations, but would be able to share information about programs and services, using a Facebook page as a base. He said Healesville Coles was donating all the food supplies for the event, out of support for the cause. For more information, visit www.facebook.com/healesvillechangethestory

night, which jackpots if the recipient is not present - he said the jackpot was now up to $1200. “The locals are supporting the hotel, and in turn, I support local communities,” Mr Barnett said. The Yarra Glen Primary School, RSL, CFA, Men’s Shed and tennis club are among the recipients of donations thus far. For more information, visit www.yarravalleygrand.com.au between 6-7pm on Fridays, or call 9730 1230.

Tune in to a local channel A YOUTUBE channel documenting the stories of Coldstream residents will be launched on Friday afternoon at the Coldstream Community Centre. Coldstream Stories, a YouTube channel with videos about Coldstream residents, will be launched from 3.15pm to 7pm on Friday 25 November, at the Community Centre at 12 Kelso Street. The event will co-incide with consultation for Coldstream Voice’s Melba Pathway - a path to connect the town and the Melba estate, with resting places, called “pearls”, dotted along the path. Melba Group president Louissa Tickner said that listening to people’s stories, through the Coldstream Stories channel, is helping to inspire ideas for artworks, infrastructure and sculptures for the pearls. A presentation on the pathway will be held at 6pm. For more information, email Yolande Pickett at yolande@cumulusrising.com

A DELACOMBE man has been remanded to face a string of serious charges in court, after crashing into cars and leading police on a pursuit on Sunday afternoon. Police said a car driven by a 35-year-old Delacombe man was involved in a hit-and-run crash in a residential street in Healesville, about 3.15pm on Sunday 20 November. The car, which was bearing stolen plates, was then involved in a second hit-and-run on the Maroondah Highway in Healesville, before being involved in a short pursuit with police officers. Police terminated the pursuit, before spotting the car a short time later in another residential street - the man then allegedly rammed Healesville police’s patrol car with his car, before driving up a driveway and down a footpath and flight of stairs, crashing into the footpath at the corner of the Maroondah Highway and Badger Creek Road. Police located and chased the man, with help from members of the public - the man then entered the Watts River, followed by police officers who then capsicum sprayed the man. He was arrested and remanded in custody, to face Ringwood Magistrates’ Court. He is expected to face numerous charges, including evading police, reckless conduct endangering life and theft of number plates, among others.

Tractors taken POLICE are searching for information after thieves made off with a truck and tractors worth $200,000 from a Coldstream property over the weekend. Yarra Ranges Crime Investigation Unit (CIU) Detective Sergeant, Adrian Berardi, said that between 5pm on Friday 18 and 6am on Monday 21 November, thieves rammed a fence at a storage yard on Coldstream West Road. Det Sgt Berardi said the thieves then stole an Isuzu truck, which had two Kubota tractors on the back. Each of the tractors was fitted with slashers, and the estimated value of the three stolen vehicles is $200,000. Anyone with information about the theft is asked to call Crime Stoppers on 1800 333 000 or to file a confidential crime report at www. crimestoppersvic.com.au.

Backing bingle A CASTELLA man will face court after crashing into a parked car in Yarra Glen and fleeing the scene on Thursday 17 November. Yarra Glen police Sergeant Richard Coulson said the 38-year-old man reversed out of a parking bay and into another car, pushing the car into a garden bed. He then drove away, before being located by police in Castella. Sgt Coulson said the man will be charged on summons for failing to report a collision, driving while disqualified and failing to accompany police for a breath test.

Break-in attempt POLICE are appealing for witnesses to come forward, after an attempted burglary at a Healesville pavilion last week. Yarra Ranges Crime Investigation Unit (CIU) Detective Sergeant Adrian Berardi said that between 9pm on Thursday 10 November and 7.30pm on Thursday 17 November, would-be thieves attempted to force open a roller door at a community pavilion on Maroondah Highway in Healesville. Though the door was damaged, the unknown persons were not able to break in. Anyone with information about the incident is asked to call Crime Stoppers on 1800 333 000 or to file a confidential crime report at www. crimestoppersvic.com.au

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Open Garden WARRATINA Lavender Farm will be open to the public from 10am to 4pm on 26 and 27 November, in support of Wandin CFA. Enjoy the lavender, craft demonstrations, stalls, music, lavender scones and ice-cream, a sausage sizzle, entertainment and more. 105 Quayle Road, Wandin Yallock, 5964 4650.

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Home-made craft, food and information stalls, Pet Pooch Parade at 6pm and ZAAR Bellydance at 7.15pm.

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WARRATINA Lavender Farm will be open to the public from 10am to 4pm on 26 and 27 November in support of Wandin CFA. Enjoy the lavender, craft demonstrations, stalls, music, lavender scones and ice-cream, a sausage sizzle, entertainment and more. 105 Quayle Road, Wandin Yallock. 5964 4650.

â&#x20AC;&#x153;A TASTE of Mull Wildlifeâ&#x20AC;? is the topic at the next BirdLife Yarra Valley meeting at Badger Creek Hall on Tuesday, 29 November. Guest speaker, Alan Spellman from the Isle of Mull will present the illustrated talk with photos and bird calls from the island on the west coast of Scotland. Anyone interested in bird watching is welcome to attend and hear more about the wildlife on Mull. Meeting starts at 7.30pm.

Church Fete HEALESVILLE Uniting Church will hold its annual fete on Saturday, 26 November from 9am to 2pm at the church (opposite Coles). Plants, books, trash and treasure, produce stalls and lots more. Donations appreciated. Phone Beth 5962 5493.

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Obsessed ... a bit! â&#x20AC;&#x153;A Little Bit Obsessedâ&#x20AC;?, an exhibition of paintings by Carolyn Vickers will be on display at the Waterwheel Gallery in Warburton from 24 November to 14 December. Join Carolyn for the launch from 1pm to 3pm on Saturday, 26 November. Phone 0434 769 885.

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ciety will launch their Anzacs project â&#x20AC;&#x153;They Answered the Callâ&#x20AC;? at 2pm on Saturday, November 26, at the societyâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s rooms in Lilydale. Almost 350 stories of local servicemen and women are on the societyâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s website lilydalehistorical.com.au. Phone 9761 9192.

Pool garage sale THE Support Healesville Indoor Pool group is having a garage sale at the school on Saturday, 26 November from 8am to midday, at Healesville High School. Donations of quality goods, other than clothes, and offers of help on the day appreciated. Book a car-boot spot for $10 and make some money for Christmas. Phone 5962 2709.

Christmas Toys HICCI (Healesville InterChurch Care Inc) is looking for donations of new toys, books, gift vouchers and games suitable for children from newborn to 12 years old to brighten the Christmas of those in need. Donations can be left at the HICCI Office, 231

Maroondah Highway and at Healesville Community (Bendigo) Bank, 250 Maroondah Highway, and Healesville Community Link. Phone 0414 291 098.

Keep a bee HEALESVILLE Living and Learning Centre is offering an Introduction to Beekeeping workshop on Sunday, 27 November from 1pm. Discover all you need to know to be a successful beekeeping hobbyist. Phone 5962 5982 to book.

Healesville U3A U3A Healesville Information, Registration and Enrolment day for 2017 classes and activities for retired and semi-retired community members on Thursday, 24 November, 1-4pm Senior Citizens Hall, corner River and Green streets, Healesville. One registration fee $50 or $80 couples. Pursue new interests and make new friends. Phone Wednesdays 1.30-4pm 5962 1990 or visit www.healesvilleu3a.org. au

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Call goes out for toys By Jesse Graham YARRA Valley residents are being called on to lend a hand and help to brighten up a family’s Christmas, with a Healesville charity trying to gather $6000 worth of toys. Healesville Interchurch Community Care (HICCI) is gathering donations of new toys ahead of Christmas, after its annual donation of $6000 worth of toys from a not-for-profit organisation fell through. The donated toys are used for HICCI’s annual Christmas shop, where families who are experiencing financial difficulties can come and choose toys for Christmas. HICCI executive officer Alison Gommers said that without the regular toy donation, it would be harder to get toys together for those families. “When the people come in, they choose what their child might like,” she said. “For some, that is their gifts.” “Some families were also looking for their grandchildren, but we’re going to be so reduced this year that’s just not going to happen - it’s not going to be what it was in the past.” Ms Gommers urged anyone going Christmas shopping to spare a few dollars and buy a new toy - such as arts and crafts items, Lego, books and board games - to donate to the appeal. “Just anything, because we’re stuck,” she said. “These are difficult times for everyone, anyway, finding extra money. “It’d make the difference to a child’s Christmas.” She said HICCI had 4600 occurrences in the 2015-'16 financial year where they helped individuals and families, with food hampers making up 1839 of those incidents.

Healesville Community Link's Karen Roberts, HICCI's Alison Gommers and Sheree Laumen, and Healesville Community Bank's Cheryl McGeorge are calling for toy donations for Christmas. 161999 Picture: ROB CAREW HICCI clients will also receive a Christmas hamper with donated cakes from the Lions Club of Healesville, ham and plum pudding - Ms Gommers said the hampers would be handed out as normal. She said YX Ball Financial Pty Ltd had already come on board and made a

“very generous” donation to help make up the lack of toys. Donated toys should not be wrapped, and HICCI also accepts monetary donations, which staff will use to purchase toys. Donations over $2 are tax deductable.

Donations can be dropped off at HICCI, next to the Memo Hall, the Healesville Community Link on River Street, the Healesville Community Bank branch or Healesville Primary School until 9 December. For more information, call 5965 3529.

A decade of green action A PROJECT that aims to improve the quality of land, water and natural habitat in the Yarra Valley, has celebrated its 10th birthday. Yarra4Life celebrated a decade of environmental achievement across the Yarra Valley with an event at ‘Tibooburra’ in the Upper Yarra, a property whose owners, the Kerr family, are heavily involved in conservation and sustainable land management. Yarra4Life is a collaborative project that has been able to bring together a range of individuals, groups and organisations to deliver projects that make tangible environmental improvements and encourage and educate individuals and businesses about the need to invest in improving the Yarra environment. This includes the protection and enhancement of priority native vegetation, which will also assist in the preservation of the Helmeted Honeyeater and Leadbeater’s Possum. Tibooburra has about 10 per cent of its 500 hectare grazing and viticulture property dedicated to nature conservation. Both the Port Phillip and Westernport CMA and Melbourne Water have supported a range of environmental projects on the property, including revegetation works to connect remnant vegetation and stream front works. Port Phillip and Westernport CMA’s chief executive officer, David Buntine, said Yarra4Life had grown into a fantastic collaborative project. “I am very proud of the achievements that have been made by our partners and property owners involved in the project, such as the Kerr family, and I look forward to another 10 years of action across the Yarra Valley,” Mr Buntine said. For further information about Yarra4Life, or to get involved, visit www. yarra4life.com.au.

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Letters I’VE learnt that the Yarra Ranges Council has supported a proposal to have 30 metres either side of the Yarra River fenced off. This makes a 60-metre swath of grazing land put out of use. Many unanswered questions remain. First, it will create a fire hazard through the Yarra Valley. The shire has indicated they will not maintain the vegetation and trees in the zone. Subsequently the fire can destroy the vegetation, trees and animals which the fenced off zone is designed to protect. Furthermore, cattle will be standing in 40-degree heat without shade. Newly planted trees take some 20 years before they can provide adequate shade for cattle. Non-domesticated animals will not be able to access water, such as deer and kangaroos, in non-farm areas. Kangaroos can become entangled in wires if they jump. In time the vegetation not maintained will become so thick it will be almost impenetrable to walkers and fishermen due to blackberry bushes, thus having the opposite effect to that which is intended. Farmers will not be able to take refuge in the river in the event of fire due to the 30 metres of scrub which will thicken over time. Ken Ismail, Yarra Junction.

Slow as a wet week IN REGARDS to the story ‘NBN fury voiced’ (‘Mail’, 8 November, 2016), I recently connected to the NBN and have been bitterly disappointed. It took seven days for my email to become active and this was followed by a four-day complete outage with no phone, internet or email. NBN people were very pleasant

to speak to when you finally got onto somebody. However, they could give no explanations as to why the service was out or why the email would take up to eight days to connect. I use my email for family contact; therefore, I do not send or receive a lot of emails. Since connecting to NBN when I hit send/receive, I get two error messages and then on the third attempt my mail arrives. However, I could go and make a cup of tea while I wait for two or more emails to come into my inbox. The other aspect I have discovered is that if we have a power failure (and living in Warburton that is expected on a regular basis), then you don’t have a phone. The phone now works through the new modem: no power equals no modem, which equals no phone. I have a medical alarm that requires a phone line to operate. So, I am hopeful on one of those days when we have no power that I will at least have mobile coverage to ring for an ambulance. Not impressed at all. Marion Drake, Warburton.

Stop the talk THIS madness about the refugees on Manus and Nauru simply has to stop. It has consumed our politicians for far too long. At this stage, we have no option other than to bring them here and provide rehabilitation for all the damage we have done. No doubt a few aggressive and misguided politicians will lose face if we do this. However, so long as we do ‘not’ do this, we all lose face. Our country has already been humiliated, shamed and diminished internationally because of our attitude to this global problem. Few things are more destructive

than the fear generated by ignorance. Leo M. Kennedy, Wesburn.

Missed the point JOHN Whiteoak’s letter ‘Just whingers’ (‘Mail’, 8 November) totally misses the point. It was his choice to settle in the forest at the side of Mount Ben Cairn. If he wants to live in a high-risk environment, then that was his choice. The residents of the Upper Yarra Valley who purchased their properties along the floodplain of the Yarra and its tributaries did not purchase properties with forest up to their back doors. When purchasing our properties, we took into consideration the bushfire risk of the area, never thinking that forests were to be planted up to our back doors. We believed that government departments responsible for fire management would work to reduce and mitigate the potential for bushfires, not actively set out to increase that risk, as they publicly acknowledge they are doing in conjunction with Melbourne Water. Most people who live in the Upper Yarra keep their properties fire safe not just to protect our families and our pets, but also to ensure the safety of the abundant wildlife which inhabit the area. The floodplain has always been the safest part of the region; the reason most of the townships are located on the sides of the valley. We all enjoy the landscape where we can actually see our rivers. The realisation that most of the waterways in the area will be hidden behind dense bushland is not acceptable; it also conflicts with most of the tourism planning policies of the region. Rick Houlihan, Chairman, Yarra Waterways Group, Don Valley.

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Expansion fallout meeting By Kath Gannaway KELLY Crosthwaite, Port Phillip Regional director of the Department of Water, Land and Planning (DEWLP) will address a public meeting on the

expansion of the Yellingbo Conservation Area on Wednesday, 23 November. Convened by the Yarra Waterways Group (YWG), the meeting will provide information on developments

arising from a public meeting in June attended by 120 people, and the increase in bushfire risk in the Upper Yarra Valley. The YWG was set up earlier this year in response to concerns that land-

owners with stream-side access affected by the expansion of the Yellingbo Conservation Area were unaware of the potential effect on them and their use of crown and privately owned land. Other speakers include Maureen

Halit representing the Millgrove Residents’ Action Group in relation to the potential impact of river walks in Millgrove. The meeting is at the Yarra Junction Primary School at 7pm.

Youth group winds up By Jesse Graham YARRA Glen’s [Glen.] Youth Group has held its final meeting, winding up after 10 years of parties, events and gatherings in town. [Glen.] was started by Heartland Church in Yarra Glen in 2006, by Sally and Andrew Marshall, when the church was set up in town. Sally told the Mail on Friday, 18 November, before the final meeting of the group, that she felt like she needed to start up the group in town, and turned to God for answers. “As I was driving into Yarra Glen ... I was having all of these emotions and feelings about it - it felt like there hadn’t been a youth group in Yarra Glen for 10 years,” she said. “When I was in the car, I said, ‘Well, God, if this is it, if this is what you want me to do, let me know today’. “That afternoon, I went back to Lilydale for a training session and our youth pastor came up to me and said, ‘I’ve been praying for you today - God says yes, what are we talking about?’.” Though the group had a slow start after its first party, as more and more events went by, regular attendees started to gather at the Gary Cooper Pavilion each Friday for the youth group. Andrew said that by the time the group finished up, there were about 250 regular attendees - along with

people who attended the larger events. “It’d be a cold winter’s night and 100 kids coming into a shed that’s got no heating,” Sally said. Sally said the group gave children in town a place to go on Friday nights that was easy to get to, with sporadic public transport making it hard for to visit friends in other towns. “I know, from my experience of growing up here and going to school in Lilydale, I just made friends down there, and that’s where my social life was and it was an effort to get down there,” she said. “With a youth group in town, you can say, ‘I can’t get to my friend’s house, at least I can get down to the shed’, and hang out with us.” Ten years on from the beginning of the group and two daughters later, Sally and Andrew said the time was right to wind up the group, and hope someone comes in to start up their own in its wake. “It was very emotional at the start, because we’ve invested so much into running youth group and we really want to see change and improvement and help kids know who they are meant to be, rather than running around and going by instinct,” Sally said. “It was a huge shock, detaching ourselves from these kids - we’ve had an emotional year separating- but now,

Sally and Andrew Marshall at their Yarra Glen home. 162184 it feels right. “Today’s the last day and it’s like, yep, it’s okay.” When asked if they had advice for

someone else coming into the space to start up a youth group, Andrew said it came down to faith. “If they’re coming from a perspec-

Picture: JESSE GRAHAM tive we’re coming from, I’d say trust in God,” he said. “We’ve got a lot of stuff they can have,” Sally added.

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On the sculpture trail By Jesse Graham THE artists have put down their tools and presented their finished works, with the Toolangi Sculpture Trail officially finished off on Sunday, 20 November. The closing ceremony of the event, which ran from 6-20 November, was held on Sunday, with 15 artists presenting sculptures they had erected in the Toolangi State Forest, near the Forest Discovery Centre. Using various mediums and inspirations, the sculptures were made to mark the 20th anniversary of the international sculpture event, held in the same area in 1996. Mail photographer Greg Carrick went out on the day to capture the action and the artworks. For more photos, visit mailcommunity.com.au.

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Hall’s legend lives By Kath Gannaway WARBURTON filmmaker Matthew Holmes has realised his dream with the release of the full-length feature film ‘The Legend of Ben Hall’. The film put the Australian bushranger’s life on the big screen for the first time when it premiered in Forbes. Holmes is bringing the film back to Warburton for a special screening by the Yarra Ranges Film Society on Friday, 9 December. The screening which includes a live Q&A with Holmes, is recognition of the role the film society played in his journey so far. Holmes founded Two Tone Pictures in 2005 and in 2014 won the Technical Excellence Award for ‘The Artifice’ as part of the Warburton Film Festival. He pitched a new 30-minute film to the audience and launched a kickstarter campaign which raised almost twice as much as the $75,000 he was aiming for. His company joined forces with several other film companies who came together to produce the epic life story of Hall who died at the hands of police in 1865. Shot predominantly in the Macedon ranges, it is the previously untold story of the most prolific bushranger in Australian colonial history. His tale of betrayal, revenge, romance and crime has fascinated generations and become part of Australian folklore. Holmes said the story was a very human story. “It’s an extremely emotional story, a very dramatic film and one that touches on themes that everybody would understand,” he said.

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“It’s a fantastic ride with a lot of action, romance and betrayal ... a big, old-fashioned epic film.” The Warburton screening is a way of saying ‘thank you’ to those who backed the kickstarter, including the YRFS. “Anyone who contributed money not only trusted me with their money and believed in my film and my skill,” he said. “It’s great to be able to finish it. It took longer, but it grew much bigger. “I’m very pleased with the finished film, it turned out to be an epic

Magnificent scenery and cinematography are features of the Ben Hall epic. 162119 film, and we’re all very proud of the work we have done. “It’s great to come back and show all those who had that faith in me and give everyone a great night

at the movies.” Tickets are available from Upper Yarra Art Centre, phone 1300 368 333 or online at boxoffice@yarraranges.vic.gov.au.

New service is helping women By Kath Gannaway A NEW family violence program launched on 16 November aims to help those women who fall through the cracks of current services. The SAGE (Support, Advice, Guidance, Empowerment) program was launched at the Eastern Community Legal Centre’s (ECLC) AGM by Attorney-General George Brandis. ECLC provides services to Melbourne’s eastern suburbs, including their office in Healesville and outreach to Yarra Junction. ECLC CEO Michael Smith said the program, which integrates with other service providers across Melbourne’s east, seeks to engage women most in need of assistance. He said SAGE provided a unique ‘wraparound’ service for women experiencing or at risk of family violence, including legal, social and other support. “The demand for family violence support has surged in recent years but many women still face barriers to accessing help. The SAGE program takes a partnership approach that’s more likely to reach women who fall through the cracks of mainstream and standalone services,” Mr Smith said. Women from especially vulnerable population groups, including Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander women, women from migrant and CaLD (Culturally and Linguistically Diverse) backgrounds and women with mental health issues or a disability, will have priority access to the SAGE program. “With the SAGE program launched, we have greater capacity to provide a culturally safe service that responds to the whole-of-life issues that can arise with family violence,” Mr Smith said. Statistics provided by ECLC state that in the 2015/16 year, the service assisted a record number of clients with 38 per cent of the centre’s work related to family violence matters and another 22 per cent related to family law. ECLC assisted 945 clients at the Ringwood Magistrates’ Court as part of its family violence Intervention Order Support Service, up 20 per cent from the previous year. ECLC was one of 12 legal assistance providers nominated by the Federal Government in 2015 to develop a specialist family violence service under the Women’s Safety Package.

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Magical funds Ushered in Returned soldiers compare notes

Around 400 returned soldiers visited Healesville over the Remembrance Day weekend, as part of a reunion of the Royal Australian Corps of Signals. 161818 Picture: DEREK SCHLENNSTEDT

By Kath Gannaway PULLING rabbits out of hats is nothing new for the Wandin Rotary Club when it comes to raising funds for worthy causes, but their latest effort was especially magical! The club raised $18,000 with ‘A Night of Magic’ at Lilydale on Saturday, 12 November, pushing the club over their three-year target of $50,000 raised for the Rotary Interplast program in the Philippines. Interplast sends teams of surgeons to repair and rebuild lives in the Asia Pacific region, responding to a range of injuries and birth deformities.

More than 230 people were entertained by New Zealand Rotarian and internationally acclaimed magician, Jonathan Usher, and spent generously on the silent auction and raffles - both well supported by local businesses. “This was the major push to get us over the line and we have enough money now, not only for the reconstructive surgery, but for training,” said Wandin Rotary president, Alan Henderson. Mr Henderson said local surgeons, anaesthetists and nurses would gain important knowledge and skills related to plastic

and reconstructive surgery from the Australian Interplast surgical team. “It is expected that about 60 patients will be involved and will benefit from life-changing surgical treatment,” he said. The night also served to raise awareness of Interplast with Di Gillies, co-ordinator for Australia and New Zealand, doing a presentation on the work of the organisation. Wandin Rotary is accepting further donations which are tax deductible and can be made by contacting the club’s treasurer, John Sanders at treasurer@ wandinrotary.org.

RASIGs Association’s Victorian president Gavin Lee said the event was a success, with soldiers from Western Australia and Queensland coming down for the first reunion in three years. He said the group met up at Healesville RSL on the Wednesday, with raffles and a meet-and-greet, before winery tours, visits to the sanctuary and to the National Vietnam Veterans Memorial in Phillip Island, a trip to the Simpson Barracks, a dinner at the MCG and a march through Healesville’s main street. Mr Lee said Healesville was

By Jesse Graham IT WAS a chance to catch up, relax and explore the valley for 400 returned soldiers, who held a reunion in Healesville earlier this month. From Wednesday, 9 November to Monday, 14 November, members of the Royal Australian Corps of Signals (RASIGs) Association met for a reunion in Healesville. Around 400 veterans of World War II, Korean War, Boer War, Vietnam War, Iraq War and Afghanistan War, among other conflicts, attended the reunion and the town’s Remembrance Day service on Friday, 11 November.

chosen as the reunion spot because it was close to the city, but also had plenty of accommodation for the many visiting soldiers. “I must admit, from day one, everyone’s coming up and saying ‘This is one of the best spots in Victoria’, and I said ‘Well, yeah, I agree with you because I’ve only been out here twice, myself’,” Mr Lee said. After speeches at Healesville RSL’s cenotaph on Sunday, a roast lunch, more raffles and a last formal goodbye, the former soldiers made their way home on Monday 14 and Tuesday 15 November.

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ALL I WANT FOR CHRISTMAS

All I Want For Christmas The Best Ice Cream Cake at Christmas for the whole Family to enjoy. Order Now 5962 5744 and Have a Merry Christmas

Merry Christmas to all Come and try our delicious cooked to order Fish & Chips, Burgers & Souvlakis Ph. Orders 5962 6008

Open 9.30am - 4.00pm Monday to Friday. Closed 24th December to 2nd January. Wishing you all a Merry Christmas Ph. 5957 1000

Our Chickens are Glutten Free & Free Range. Order now for Christmas. Chicken,Chips, one large Coleslaw and 1.25Lt Soft Drink $25 Valid to 6th December. Orders 5962 2341

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A MERRY CHRISTMAS! Try our Famous Fruit Mince Pies Ph. 5962 6131

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Ham,Turkey, Pork, Chickens and anything special. Order for Christmas now! 5962 4568

Christmas Special Jack Daniel’s Black Label or Johnnie Walker Black Label 700ml $42ea Valid to 27/11/16 or while stocks last.

The Mail’s Rose Dickson, Barbara Honan and Daryl Maas. 162193

THE Mail is again giving you the chance to win some fantastic prizes just in time for Christmas. All you have to do is spend a minimum of $10 at the Healesville Walk, Croydon Cinemas, The Jewel Box or wherever you see the promotional poster. Simply fill out the entry form to go into the draw.

COMING SOON

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Some of the prizes include a Gold Cinema Card to the value of $5000, courtesy of Croydon Cinemas, and shopping vouchers to the value of $1000 courtesy of Healesville Walk Shopping Centre. Also available are jewellery vouchers and plenty more. The competition runs from Tuesday, 22 November, until

Thursday, 15 December. The winners will be drawn on Tuesday, 20 November, at the Mail News Group office at 244 Maroondah Highway, Healesville. All winners will be notified, with results published on Tuesday, 20 November. Good luck!

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HEALESVILLE WALK PHARMACY Huge Range of Gifts for Christmas including Homeware Gift Set, Prestige Fragrance, Organic Skin Care, Childrens Gifts. Ph. 5962 4165

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IT’S time to write to Santa! Santa receives thousands of letters from children all over Australia with requests for all sorts of things, including toys, pets and even world peace. Australia Post works with Santa, and his elves, at Christmas to make sure you receive a reply to your letter (you must live in Australia though). How do I write my letter? There are three ways you can write your letter to Santa: You can use the ‘Let’s write a letter to Santa!’ online interactive, found in the multimedia fun section of the Australia Post website. This is a fun way to write your letter. There are instructions and a sample letter to help you. Or, write your letter on one of the decorative letter writing templates on the website, which can be printed out. Use your favourite pencil or pen and notepaper and just start writing. If you need some ideas for your letter, you can click on the sample letter.

Santa Claus is waiting patiently for his Christmas letters. You can also tell your teacher about Santa Mail and maybe your whole class could write letters together. How do I address the envelope? Follow these simple steps to address the envelope: Write Santa’s address clearly on the front of your envelope so your letter can be delivered to the right place. Santa’s special address is:

Santa North Pole 9999 Place a 65c stamp on the front of your envelope. Turn the envelope over and write your name and address on the back of the envelope, so Santa knows where to send a reply. Post the letter in a street posting box or at an Australia Post retail outlet. For more details, visit www. auspost.com.au

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ALL I WANT FOR CHRISTMAS

A Mail News Advertising Feature

Mowers, bikes and more PETER and Sue Sommers have been the new owners of Ride On Mower Sales in Healesville and Lilydale for the past 12 months. During that time, they have built up the reputation of the business and the respect of their customers. Now, they are not only selling ride-on mowers and lawn equipment, they - along with Peter’s brother, Ashley - have decided to branch out into the motorcycle world. They will be selling the cafe racer style bikes, as well as dirt bikes. They have called their new business Villen Motorcycles, and it is shared at their ride-on mower premises in Healesville. Peter, Sue and Ashley are inviting you to come and see them at their stand at the Wandin-Silvan Field Days, or at their shop in Healesville where they have a range of bikes and accessories to suit all ages. Finance is available. Ride On Mower Sales in Healesville is located at 214 Maroondah Highway, Healesville. For more information, contact 5962 1050. The Lilydale shop is located at 9 Maroondah Court, Lilydale. For more information, contact 9739 4711.

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A Mail News Advertising Feature

Oscar’s is a place of peace OSCAR’S on the Yarra is another local treasure that they’d love to introduce. They are a restaurant and accommodation venue with 350 metres of direct river frontage. They have a large deck from which you can hear the river flow by, the kookaburras laugh and the breeze blow through the 100-year-old oak tree that shades the deck. They are new to Warburton but not the valley and not good old-fashioned hospitality. They are very excited about all that this part of the world has to offer and would love to introduce themselves and show you around their beautiful 22-room accommodation property. The restaurant is open to the pubic Thursday, Friday and Saturday nights, Friday, Saturday and Sunday for lunch and at all other times for group reservations and functions. They also welcome people to pop in for a coffee or tea or a glass of local wine and a cheeseboard whenever the inclination strikes. This Christmas, the restaurant has available a wonderful group menu, including a range of mains and desserts. Just some of the dishes include Atlantic salmon fillet, or crispy pork roulade. For dessert, there are individual Christmas puddings with ‘bloody shiraz gin’ ice cream. Also available is a Christmas barbecue menu, which includes a large range of mains and salads. On offer are teriyaki chicken kebabs, sticky pork ribs and much more. For dessert, why not try a summer berry and rhubarb crumble, or orange almond cake with whipped ricotta. Oscar’s on the Yarra is located at 3185, Warburton Highway, Warburton. For more information, contact (03) 5966 9166 or visit www.oscarsontheyarra.com.au.

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From bootstraps to buckles FRANK and Jenny established Bootstraps ‘n’ Buckles in Emerald in 2011. A small, family-owned business, they stock trusted and popular clothing brands for men and women. The brands include Wrangler Clothing, Thomas Cook, Ariat Boots, Twisted X Boots, Akubra Hats, Outback Trading Oilskins, Emu Uggs and more. Western Wear is their main focus. Since they moved to their new, larger location in Upper Ferntree Gully, they have widened their range. They also stock a range of quality leather goods such as handbags, wallets, belts and kangaroo hats. Bolo ties and belt buckles are also in the range, which they import from the United States. Whether you are a horse rider, musician, line-dancer - or just looking for something different - their apparel is comfortable, hard-wearing and looks unique from mainstream fashion. They are also able to access a small range of outdoor steel furniture that has a unique country look. If you are looking for a quality gift, or something with which to spoil yourself, why not browse through their wonderful store. Trading hours are Monday to Friday from 10am to 6pm; Saturday from 9am to 4pm; and Sunday from 10am to 3pm. Bootstraps ‘n’ Buckles is located at 1168 Burwood Highway, Upper Ferntree Gully. For more information, contact (03) 9758 6301 or visit www.bootstrapsnbuckles.com.au.

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RONALD KING Ronald King 233 Main Street LILYDALE has a great range of POLOS and SHORT SLEEVE SHIRTS ... great for Christmas

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Gaal capturing the ‘soul’ By Jesse Graham AN EXHIBITION of photographs from filmmaker and photographer Ivan Gaal’s 40-year career will hang on the walls of Warburton’s Arts Centre until next year, after opening earlier this month. People, Stories and Dance features 47 works from Mr Gaal’s career as a filmmaker and photographer, based in Melbourne and in the Upper Yarra area. The exhibition officially opened on Saturday, 12 November, and will run until Tuesday, 31 January, 2017. Mr Gaal said some of his photographic subjects attended the opening, and some of them gave speeches about his work. “People wrote stories into the (visitor) book, and everybody was happy, because they know me, they knew me, and they just spoke beautifully, eloquently, about the work that I’ve done,” he said. The photographs in the exhibition range from black and white film photos taken on a Mamiyaflex camera, through to digital prints taken of the late Ron Howard, one of which was a finalist in the National Photo-

Photographer and filmmaker Ivan Gaal at his exhibition in Warburton. 162159 Pictures: JESSE GRAHAM graphic Portrait Prize. When asked what makes a good portrait, Mr Gaal said it was about seeing the subject and capturing “a moment that can express their soul”.

“I’m looking for the soul of a person, you know? I can’t make people look beautiful; I like to get the truth, capture them as they are, get the reality of it all,” he said.

“When you look at the actual purity of some photographers, they just put a person in front of a coloured board. I don’t know. It’s not really my style.” Pointing out a photograph of his

wife, he said the photo wasn’t his best of her, aesthetically, but captured one of those moments. “She said, ‘You took so many good photos of me’, and I said, ‘Yeah, but the soul wasn’t there - that’s the best photo, because you really look relaxed and you’re enjoying yourself’,” he said. Along with taking photos, Mr Gaal has produced many films during his career, and cites Zen and the Art of Photography - quotes from which he pinned up around the exhibition - as an inspiration. “I didn’t know what I was doing it, but I was doing it well - not for money, but for my own satisfaction, and for art,” he said. “Now, you get older and you become more conscious - the book says that. “You’ve got to keep that natural instinct that you’re working and taking the photos with, but you’ve also got to be aware of it.” Entry to the exhibition, at the Upper Yarra Arts Centre, 3409 Warburton Highway, Warburton, is free. For more information, visit www. culturetracks.info.

Oliver sculptures come alive in copper wire By Jesse Graham INTRICATE sculptures woven from copper wire have been gathered from around the country and brought to TarraWarra Museum of Art for the first major posthumous exhibition of the work of sculptor, Bronwyn Oliver. The Sculpture of Bronwyn Oliver officially opened on Sunday, 21 November, and will run until 4 February, 2017, featuring more than 50 works from the New South Wales artist. Curator Julie Ewignton said the exhibition was the first “major survey exhibition” of the sculptor’s work since her death in 2006, with pieces gathered from around the country. “It has over 50 works, which cover the career from 1984 right through to 2006,” Ms Ewington said. “A great deal of it is copper wire; she started originally working in different materials - you’ll see paper with cane, fibreglass, very early on. “There’s even something that looks like flywire - a very fine copper wire but, gradually, she settles in to working

with various forms of copper wire.” The result is intricate sculptures that appear to be almost woven out of the study wire, with lighting installed in the gallery to complement the pieces and throw shadows across the walls and floors. “From very early on, I think from 1988, she worked out that the lighting should be considered as part of the work, and very often there are quite specific instructions, saying only light from one source - so it gets a particular shadow, and that shadow, behind the form itself, is considered part of the work,” Ms Ewington said. “With sculpture, you have to always consider not only the positive form, but also the negative space around it - while she is someone who focused on closed objects, sometimes, with others, she’s very aware of the negative space, she’s very aware of what happens as you move around it.” The space at TWMA shifts and changes with each exhibition, with rooms constructed for video and interac-

tive areas created as exhibitions change - for this exhibition, the main hall of the gallery has been emptied of extra walls, leaving vast spaces around the sculptures. Ms Ewington said Ms Oliver’s works were best viewed from all angles, as they could change appearance from different sides and under different light. “You’ve got to circumnavigate the works,” she said. “You can’t touch, but you’ve got to circumnavigate, and the great pleasure is just seeing them from different angles and seeing the way the light falls through them. “You just go around them and they start to move and change.” TarraWarra Museum of Art is located at 311 Healesville-Yarra Glen Road, Healesville, and is open from 11am-5pm Tuesday-Sunday. Entry is $12 for adults, $10 for seniors, $8 for pensioners and students and children under 12 receive free entry. For more information, call 5957 3100.

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TarraWarra Museum of Art curator Julie Ewington with Bronwyn Oliver's sculptures in the new exhibition. 162162 Picture: JESSE GRAHAM

BASED on Ted Chiang’s short story Story of your Life, Arrival is a poignant, visionary work of hearty sci-fi. When 12 mysterious alien vessels appear across the world, top-class linguist Louise Banks (Amy Adams) is enlisted to communicate with them. Intellectual yet highly accessible, Arrival is a riveting and deeply insightful film.

Much of Arrival’s aesthetics, from its stark cinematography to its atonal soundtrack and the unearthly 'heptapod’ visitors, are appropriately alienating. However, the film is as much a commentary on humanity as an alien visitation movie. Leading a phenomenal cast, Adams delivers a compelling performance of quiet melancholy and clever conviction, as Louise studies the heptapod language, pleads her case to her government superiors and comes to terms with strange visions. Arrival’s tone is pitch-perfect, superbly capturing the fear and paranoia that would

inevitably sweep the world in the event of first contact, and derives tremendous tension from both the joy of discovery and the peril of human instinct. This film may be the best example since Shaun of the Dead of internal and external conflicts maintaining and building upon each other. As China and allied nations threaten war against the heptapods, the goal of decoding their language and purpose becomes ever more urgent. Arrival is 2016’s best science fiction film, bar none.

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22 NOVEMBER 2016

10 ACRE RETREAT FOR all those who have had enough and are wanting to escape from the hustle and bustle, come and see this amazing property for yourself. Built post fires of 2009 and with feature solid brick construction, double-glazed windows and doors, open plan living, two bedrooms plus a study, two bathrooms and solar hot water with gas back up. This property is â&#x20AC;&#x153;off gridâ&#x20AC;? but still is less than 10 minutes to town and 20 minutes to Lilydale

PROPERTY OF THE WEEK train station should you need to go to Melbourne. Featuring 30,000 gallons of tank water and your own separate underground fire shelter should the need arise, fully fenced vegie garden, two solid-fuel wood heaters with enough wood on the property to last all year round. This is a one-off property, perfect for those wanting something unique.

Chum Creek Inspect: By appointment Price: $450,000-$500,000 Contact: FIRST NATIONAL REAL ESTATE, MARK GUNTHER, 5962 3030

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30 Barak Drive Yarra Junction

$450,000 plus

3377 Warburton Hwy Warburton

Auction Sat 10th Dec@11am

The Feeling of Home

Iconic Landmark, Commercial & Residential Opportunity

This gorgeous character cottage situated on a secluded block just minutes from the hub of Yarra Junction has room for the whole family. Offering a perfect package comprising of 4 bedrooms, master with ensuite, separate living area, dining and a generous well appointed kitchen with plenty of bench, cupboard space and a dishwasher. Outdoor entertaining will be a pleasure with plenty of decking, a lovely established garden, fully fenced and double garage.

The Gainsborough Building is an icon of the popular retail and cafe strip in central Warburton. Over three levels and offering 250 sqm of loor space. Above and overlooking the street is a spacious 2 bedroom residence ideal as a live in apartment of to rent separately. Downstairs loads of storage gives you plenty of lexibility. An ideal blend of commercial and residential investment for an owner occupiers or to lease. Ample parking, 425sqm site with Yarra River at rear.

Contact: Rebecca Doolan 0401 832 068 Inspection: Sat 10.30 -11am (Photo ID Required)

Contact: Tony Fanfulla 0419 870 513 Inspection: Sat 10:30 -11:00am (Photo ID Required)

Warburton

$480,000 - $540,000

Luxury Renovation 5 Bedrooms on 1/2 acre With uninterrupted north facing mountain views from the huge entertainers decking the home over two levels and ideal for blended families with in laws or adult children boasts ive bedrooms plus study and three bathrooms. Offering many living spaces and with brand new everything throughout the stylish kitchens & bathroom including Caesar stone bench tops, dishwasher and quality appliances. Outside there are many vantage points to enjoy the view in the sun or under a shady tree at the rear of the garden. Extras include double carport, veggie patch, garden shed, air conditioning all located in a quiet no through road in a beautiful part of Warburton. Ideal for families for permanent living or perhaps as a holiday home for two families. No matter what you need this home will deliver over & over. Be quick, a home of this quality is a rare ind.

Contact: Tony Fanfulla 0419 870 513

Wesburn

$460,000 - $520,000

150 Gembrook Rd Launching Place

$750,000 Plus

Glorious Gardens, Picture Perfect Location

Superb Acreage in Sought After Location

This unique property offers great space for the growing or extended family sitting on just under 3/4 acre and ideally set up with 2 separate zoned living areas and lovingly cared for over 20 years. The main home is very well presented and offers 2 bedrooms, formal lounge/dining, meals area and cosy sitting room overlooking the beautiful picturesque gardens plus a spacious open kitchen. The separate bungalow offers 2 bedrooms plus a kitchen and meals area. Outside offers 2 separate carports and a lock up garage and beautiful gardens.

A rare ind set on a glorious 10 acres approx. the home offers 3 bedrooms, 1 bathroom, good living space with dining off the kitchen, also a study nook, wood heater and split system for comfort all year round. The house is positioned beautifully, set towards the back of the property allowing maximum use of the land. Huge garage which could be easily transformed into stables, superb 60mx25m horse arena, spring fed dam providing endless supply of water all year round.

Contact: David Carroll 0419 539 320

Michael Robinson 0418 505 635 30 years

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

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Rebecca Doolan 0401 832 068

Leah Bannerman 0448 924 266

Contact: Rebecca Doolan 0401 832 068 Inspection: Sat 2:00-2:30pm (Photo ID Required)

Clare Morse Marketing Manager 10 years

Jenni Robinson Licensed Agent 15 years

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3407 Warburton Hwy, Warburton

Carly James Property Manager

Michelle Karanikich Property Manager

Nicky McDonald Property Management

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Seville

$570,000 - $620,000

Millgrove

$290,000 - $320,000

Big Family Living Close to Town

Affordable Family Home

This neat home will cater for the large growing family offering 4 large bedrooms plus a study spread over 2 levels offering plenty of space for the whole family. Loads of living space with a lounge/living room, separate family room plus a spacious kitchen and meals area. Plenty of space outside as well for everyone to enjoy situated on just under half acre with a covered entertaining area, beautiful established gardens throughout, loved and cared for over 35 years. A great location situated just minutesâ&#x20AC;&#x2122; walk to the Warburton trail.

Solid Brick Home with plenty of extras, in this affordable price range wont last long! 3 bedrooms main with semi ensuite, loorboards lowing throughout this split level home and Cathedral ceilings give a great feel of living space. Kitchen is a great size with good cupboard & bench space, mains gas ducted heating keeps you toasty with ease or chop some wood and create a cosy atmosphere by the ire overlooking your private surrounds. Outside offers a good size rear decking, garage with concrete loor and power, and carport.

Contact: David Carroll 0419 539 320

Contact: Rebecca Doolan 0401 832 068

3280 Warburton Hwy Warburton

Auction Sat 17th Dec@1pm

Historical Banff Circa 1927 Perfectly positioned just a short walk along to the centre of town this historic home set on 2 & 1/2 acres, a unique ind for one lucky buyer. Nestled in a quiet & secluded location the property offers an abundance of brick pathways and stone walls leading to a striking weatherboard residence. Over two levels and boasting 4 bedrooms the home offers a blend of old and new with an updated kitchen and bathroom and a remarkable living area with stone walls & open ireplace of a character not seen in the area. Extras include solar panels, gas ired hydronic heating and in addition to the main residence is an older two room cottage ready for a renovation & ideal for B & B accommodation STCA. Mountain views and majestic tall trees provide a tranquil vista around the property.

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

5 Graham Rd East Warburton

$420,000 - $465,000

Yarra Junction

$390,000 - $440,000

Idyllic Country Setting

Half an Acre Approx, Sheds, Views & a Great Home!

Perfectly positioned on a level acre with wonderful established gardens is this impeccable 3 bedroom home where gorgeous vistas greet you from every window. Offering privacy and space inside and out the home boasts 2 separate living areas, lounge with stacked stone open ireplace and warm timber loors, and three lovely bedrooms all with built in robes. The master offering the most luxurious bath tub where you can relax in the bubbles enjoying the view.

Sitting on a large allotment of approx. half an acre this much loved home provides a great lifestyle opportunity and in a location that is sure to please. The 3 bedroom home has new carpet, fresh paint, and is ready for you to bring your furniture and just move in. Outdoors is a treat with a fantastic undercover outdoor entertaining area complete with a 10 seater spa, large lock up shed, chook shed and plenty more space to add any extras you may need.

Contact: Samantha Price 0438 795 190 Inspection: Sat 1:30-2:00pm (Photo ID Required)

Michael Robinson 0418 505 635 30 years

Peter Robinson 0419 543 341 31 years

Sam Price 0438 795 190 7 years

Tony Fanfulla 0419 870 513 15 years

5967 1277

Contact: Samantha Price 0438 795 190

David Carroll 0419 539 320 14 years

2457 Warburton Hwy, Yarra Junction

Rebecca Doolan 0401 832 068

Leah Bannerman 0448 924 266

Clare Morse Marketing Manager 10 years

Jenni Robinson Licensed Agent 15 years

5966 2530

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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THIS great rural property is set on prestigious Tarrango Road and offers a fabulous country lifestyle. The near-level land would be ideal for cattle, horses, a hobby farm or plenty of room for the kids to play. The ranch-style brick veneer home offers four large bedrooms, the master with an ensuite. The country kitchen has a beautiful scenic outlook, plenty of storage and dishwasher. Further rooms include a large lounge room, family bathroom and storage room. Verandahs surround the home and offer a great place to relax and take in the mountain views. Outside offers plenty of shedding including a machinery shed, chicken coup, double lock-up garage and stables with double loose box, feed and tack room. Further improvements include a beautiful established garden, round yard, cattle crush, stockyard and fenced paddocks. The property is very privately located and is close to the State Forest, Wesburn Park and Pony Club of Victoria grounds. The land also backs onto the Little Yarra River and has fabulous mountain views. This property has something to offer the whole family. Make your time to inspect and start living the good life.

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TAGGERTY 20 ACACIA LANE A Very Special Property Awaits You With over 20 acres of mainly cleared land, stunning views to the hills, Cathedral Mountain as a backdrop and a spacious Mudbrick homestead one could be forgiven for thinking it could not get better than this. The unique character of the home, with verandahs on 3 sides, raked lime washed catherdral ceilings, an updated modern kitchen with stone benchtops, a beautiful living area with bifold doors leading to the verandah, a built in pizza oven for entertaining, 5 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, plus an extra living space upstairs are just a few of the appealing features. Then wander outside through the beautiful garden which is brimming with plants for each season, discover 5 thea amazing NARBETHONG 5 veggie b 7garden c with 3e its own watering system, while being awed by the amazing 613 MAROONDAH HIGHWAY views that surround you. The must haves also include a Presenting the Unique Different Cottage! largeand 3 bay open styleWombat garage/shed, a bore and tanks, a 3Kva Once in a while a special property comes onto the market. This 2 storey character Solar system and plenty of room to bring your animals. home, of which the ground floor is of a double brick construction with a very spacious living area, is set on approx 1 acre, has 5 bedrooms, all with their own ensuites, 3 5 jacuzzis/spas, a 2 b plus 3 ac 3with ea northerly aspect that balconies – 2 of which have studio is a work in progress which could be developed to another suite (STCA). Currently METHOD operating as a B&B but inPRICE the past has been a restaurant, this home has a registered $650,000 Plus METHOD INSPECT Sat 26th Nov 2-2:30pm Photo ID required PRICE $595,000 Plus CONTACT Jane Nunn 0432 375 940 INSPECT By appointment Photo ID required HEALESVILLE OFFICE 5962 1700 CONTACT Jane Nunn 0432 375 940 HEALESVILLE OFFICE 5962 1700

DON VALLEY 4a 1615 DON ROAD Your Country Retreat on over 5000sqm

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Meander up the winding driveway to your 4 bedroom country home with ensuite, listen to the sounds of the nearby creek and watch the colourful birds come to visit. Sit on the covered verandah looking out on your land, cook great meals in your spacious kitchen with double oven and dishwasher while family and friends gather in the adjoining living areas which have wood heater and split systems. Enjoy your hobbies in the barn style workshop with space for a car. What a great property! METHOD PRICE $590,000-$620,000 INSPECT Sat 26th Nov 2:00 - 2:30pm Photo ID required CONTACT Jenny Webb 0419 892 371 WOORI YALLOCK OFFICE 5964 7344

Set on approx 1300sqm of almost flat land with the Warburton Trail, shops, transport, school, kinder and river nearby, this spacious 3 bedroom brick veneer family home with high ceilings and decorative cornices offers multiple living areas, an updated kitchen with dishwasher, 16 solar panels, large windows to let in the light, and front and rear verandahs. The generous double garage with workshop space might hold up to 4 cars depending on their size, and there is also a veggie patch. METHOD PRICE $349,950 INSPECT Sat 26th Nov 12:30 - 1:00pm Photo ID required CONTACT Jenny Webb 0419 892 371 WOORI YALLOCK OFFICE 5964 7344

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Made of stone, recycled bricks and timber, this two storey loft style home is full of character, including leadlight and decorative glass panels. Soaring ceilings, multiple living areas and big windows to enjoy the surrounding gently undulating land all add to this wonderful property’s unique appeal. Even the garage/carport area with hobby space has character! Come and explore Shiloh for yourself! METHOD PRICE INSPECT CONTACT

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Designed to appeal to those who like space inside and out - including a master suite with multiple walk in robes and ensuite with double vanity and spa bath as well as shower and toilet - this very special home on approx 940sqm of almost flat land with distant views could be great for upsizing or downsizing. All 4 bedrooms have robes, and there is an additional study beside the casual open plan living area with wood heater and air conditioner, and a generous kitchen with lots of bench space. METHOD PRICE $550,000-$580,000 INSPECT By appointment Photo ID required CONTACT Jenny Webb 0419 892 371 WOORI YALLOCK OFFICE 5964 7344

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36 William Crescent, Millgrove

6 Cheviot avenue, Coldstream

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NeW lIsTING What a Gem!!!! • • • • • •

Great irst home or investment Spacious living area Rear deck overlooking the garden New garden shed & solar panels Good fencing Close to Yarra river

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FoR SaLe $260,000 Plus LaND 731m2 (approx) INSPeCT Sat 26 Nov 11.00-11.30am or by appointment

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1/2 Douglas Parade, Yarra Junction

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532 Little Yarra Road, Gladysdale

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FoR SaLe $360,000 Plus LaND 1011m2 approx. INSPeCT By appointment

20 alpine Boulevard, Launching Place

4 DaYs, 3 offers, UNDer CoNTraCT!!! Welcome Home – 1/2 Acre (approx) • • • • • •

Charming weatherboard cottage New carpet & polished loorboards Modern bathroom & wood heating Lovely kitchen with plenty of storage Fully fenced yard Single car garage

FoR SaLe $380,000-$410,000 LaND 1/2 acre approx INSPeCT Sat 26 Nov 12.00-12.30pm or by appointment

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Yarra Valley 5 Martyr road, Warburton

FOR SALE

Birchwood Manor one of Warburton’s classic properties. We are proud to present to you Birchwood Manor. an elegant home, brimming with character and ambience, Birchwood Manor currently welcomes a discerning clientele, as a well established and successful guesthouse. Perfectly positioned to enjoy all of Warburton’s delights, this home is beautifully presented throughout and ofers many accommodation options over two levels for 15 people. This charming home also ofers a delightful sitting room, formal dining and wonderful established gardens, perfect for a tea party or a spot of Pimms. a great opportunity to enjoy for yourself as a weekender, and then rent out as guesthouse when you’re not using it. or better still, become the next Lord of the Manor! Please enquire for your private viewing of this unique property.

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For SaLE $595,000 Plus LaND 1881m2 (approx) INSPECT By appointment

2873 Warburton Highway, Wesburn

FOR SALE

The Perfect Family Home - Look No Further!

NEW LISTING

Situated on a usable block of 3038m2 (approx), this home ofers loads of space for the kids, amazing mountain views & the local primary school & public transport are nearly at the front door. The spacious modern two story home has something for everyone & ofers a great loor plan. Three bedrooms are located downstairs & the master bedroom with walk in robe, ensuite with shower & spa bath & a balcony is upstairs. Downstairs ofers a large lounge room with a split system unit, loating loors, a further family bathroom & laundry. The kitchen is modern kitchen with an island bench, stainless steel appliances & breakfast bar. Great undercover entertaining area overlooking inground pool. The home has natural gas heating. Shedding is in abundance, as well as a workshop, further oice space or studio & huge carport big enough for a boat or loat to it under. For SaLE $670,000 Plus LaND 3038m2 (approx) INSPECT Sat 26 Nov 1.00-1.30pm or by appointment

3 Cornelius Crescent, Healesville

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Tastefully styled ranch style home on over 2 acres with beautiful landscaped gardens & abundance of birdlife. Central modern kitchen, with loor to ceiling windows, stainless steel appliances, black glass wall splashback, LED lined cupboards, induction cooktop & butler’s pantry. 3 bedrooms, theatre room/4th bedroom, study & two bathrooms. Separate living & dining area, formal lounge with feature ireplace. Second formal dining area adjoining the formal lounge. Master bedroom with garden views, large walk in robe and a modern ensuite. Throughout the home there is new carpet, quality ittings, new window furnishings, two Coonaras, gas ducted heating and evaporative cooling to give you all year round comfort. outdoor entertaining areas with a heated spa, open shower & access to internal powder room. Double lock up garage, double carport & plenty of shedding. For SaLE $1,080,000 Plus LaND 8309m2 (approx) INSPECT Sat 26 Nov 3.00-3.30pm or by appointment

5967 1800

5966 2800

2460 Warburton Hwy, Yarra JUNCTIoN

3371 Warburton Hwy, WarBUrToN

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IDYLLIC COUNTRY SETTING PERFECTLY positioned on a level acre with wonderful established gardens is this impeccable three-bedroom home, where gorgeous vistas greet you from every window. Offering privacy and space inside and out, the home boasts two separate living areas, lounge with stacked stone open fireplace and warm timber floors, and three lovely bedrooms all with built-in robes. The master offers the most luxurious bathtub, where you can relax in the bubbles enjoying the view.

In excellent condition and wellappointed, the home includes split-system air-conditioning and ducted heating. A modern, fully-equipped kitchen has a spacious island bench, dishwasher and induction cooking. Outside youâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;ll be bathed in sunshine and surrounded by lush trees plus mature fruit trees including apricot, mulberry, lemon, nectarine, peach plus raised vegetable gardens, chook shed and dog run all just a

short walk down the driveway and across to the Yarra River where you can cool your feet in the summer, drop a line or raft down to Warburton town centre and beyond. Extras include dual access driveway, double garage with remote door, continuous gas hot water, alarm system, plenty of storage, his and hers separate toilets plus a new roof and fully repainted. An inspection at this exquisite property will be sure to impress.

Inspect: By appointment Price: $420,000 - $465,000 Contact: Samantha Price 0438 795 190 BELL REAL ESTATE, YARRA JUNCTION, 5967 1277

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Mark Gunther CHUM CREEK 258 LOWES ROAD

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$450,000 TO $500,000 HEALESVILLE 51B ST LEONARDS RD

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$550,000 TO $600,000

NEW LISTING

10 Acre Retreat

2 A 2 B 1 E Spacious Family Home with Gardens!

For all those who have had enough and are wanting to escape from the hustle and bustle, come and see this amazing property for yourself! Built post fires of 2009 and with feature solid brick construction, double glazed windows and doors, open plan living, 3 Bedrooms (or 2 bedrooms plus study), 2 bathrooms and solar hot water with gas back up.This property is “off grid” but still is less than 10 minutes to town and 20 minutes to Lilydale train station should you need to go to Melbourne.

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Featuring 30,000 gallons of tank water and your own separate underground fire shelter should the need arise, fully fenced veggie garden, 2 solid fuel wood heaters with enough wood on the property to last all year round.This is a one-off property, perfect for those wanting something unique on approx 10 acres.

If you’re looking for a perfect family home, close to town and with plenty of appeal, then look no further. Beautiful gardens create a lovely first impression, leading inside to a well-presented interior that delivers a spacious lounge room, separate study flowing through to the large open plan living area.The well-equipped hostess kitchen offers ample cupboard and bench space, making entertaining a breeze.The huge master bedroom showcases a spacious WIR and ensuite, while the family bathroom services the 2 remaining bedrooms both with BIR’s.With added features like split system, GDH and evap cooling plus solar panels, there is nothing you need.The outdoor alfresco area is a great place to entertain family and friends or just relax and enjoy the beautiful landscaped gardens.A good garden shed plus double garage with internal access completes this great package. Be quick!

INSPECT by Appointment or Scheduled OFI CONTACT Mark Gunther 03 5962 3030

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

HEALESVILLE 122 MAROONDAH HWY

$440,000 TO $460,000 HEALESVILLE 45-47 THOMAS RD

NEW LISTING

Solid Investment Potential This brand new townhouse will provide the astute buyer with either, a solid investment or those buyers looking for a 1st home, an opportunity to enter the housing market. Perfectly positioned at the rear of this quiet development and within an easy walk to town, it offers you the lifestyle you deserve.Walking into the home, the sense of space is immediately impressive as well as the wellappointed kitchen showcasing loads of bench space and natural light. Boasting 3 spacious bedrooms including an ensuite and walk in robe to the master and built robes to the others while the central bathroom is ideal for the family. Outside there is a great double carport, water tank and garden shed, all set on low maintenance landscaped gardens.

HEALESVILLE 6 BLANNIN ST

$450,000 TO $490,000

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

$380,000 TO $420,000

NEW LISTING

Character Home With Established Gardens Potential in a Prime Location! You will need to be quick for this one! Perfectly located on a stone’s throw from Healesville’s bustling town centre you will discover this original home. Ideally set on a great fully fenced corner block of approx. 570m2 allowing for so much potential to develop or renovate (STCA). Offering 2 good size bedrooms with built in robes, central bathroom, spacious lounge room and a combined dining and kitchen area, all you need to bring is your imagination. The single carport protects your car while there is a good work shop for all the tools and a good undercover entertaining area to sit and relax.The low maintenance gardens complete this great home. Call now to arrange your inspection!

189 Maroondah Highway, Healesville

2A 1B 2C INSPECT by Appointment or Scheduled OFI CONTACT Gary Lucas 0407 595 113

3A 1B 3C

Pulling into the driveway you will be met with beautiful gardens that surround this character weatherboard home. Featuring 3 bedrooms with BIR’s and a versatile floor plan which allows for either more living space or an extra bedroom, bathroom and central study area.With a well-equipped kitchen, main lounge featuring wood heating as well as GDH to keep you cosy through the cooler months, while the larger family room is a great place for the whole family. Outside there is a great undercover entertaining area that overlooks the beautiful gardens, veggie patches, variety of fruit trees and ample shedding complete with over 12000 litres of stored water.With a LU garage/w’shop plus carport to accommodate the car or caravan, there is something for everyone.All this and set on a fully fenced allotment of approx. 1700m2 and within walking distance to town, transport and the sporting precinct, you will need to be quick! INSPECT by Appointment or Scheduled OFI CONTACT Gary Lucas 0407 595 113

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Big scores in ideal world By Chris Anderson YVCA CLASSIC cricket conditions greeted cricketers around the Yarra Valley for day one of Round 6 action. The action on the field certainly matched the conditions, as right across the grades the battle between bat and ball was intense. It was no more evident than in the competition’s premier grade, DJ Strachan Shield. The fixture for this round’s games was neatly packaged, as all three games matched evenly placed teams. Day one action didn’t disappoint, as all three games saw some see-sawing action between both combatants, and all games are intriguingly placed. Mount Evelyn hosted defending champs Woori Yallock in a game that pitted two undefeated teams against each other. Woori Yallock has been humming along again this season. Despite the loss of some key departures over the winter, they haven’t missed a beat. After being asked to field, they once again flexed their muscles behind the masterful duo of Simon Young and Jackson Wright. After a quick start to the home team, they were quickly put in their box by a rampant Tigers attack that quickly reduced them to 6/56. Despite some free-scoring, this innings looked destined for an early closure against a ruthless attack. The one saviour was that rising star Gareth Fraser was still at the wicket, with his bright, assured, start to his innings leaving the door open. Initially, support was given by Chad Witherdin (26), while the pair briskly put together a 49-run partnership that at least had the Rovers avoiding the embarrassment of being bowled out for under three figures. But, as is always the case when you’ve lost the top order cheaply, you’re only a wicket away from a small total with an exposed tail. Hayden Lane (31) joined Fraser at the wicket and offered some dogged, if unconventional, support to his teammate. The pair not only managed to see off the threat of Young and Wright, but began to frustrate the visitors who were confident some valuable time at the crease before the close of play. Fraser and Lane prospered over the last period before tea, and pressed the score to 7/160 in good time. Despite still being in a precarious position in batsmen-friendly conditions, the Rovers had their sights on a score beyond 200, and some muchneeded belief. The resistance continued after the break as the home team managed to push the score beyond 200 before Lane fell. Fraser, teetering on 98, avoided

some nervous moments with a booming maximum to bring up a memorable century. With his team in dire straits, his innings not only rescued his team, but eventually put them in a commanding position. He was able to cash in with the tail at the crease. When he was eventually dismissed for a brilliant 136, his team had managed to post a challenging 271. Young (5/83) finished with a much deserved five-wicket haul after an extended effort, while, as always, Wright’s speed enabled him to pick up key early wickets to finish with 3/68. Woori Yallock will have full use of a quick scoring ground next week. But they will have to do it without captain Ryan Smith, as he and Cal Ferguson fell victim to a brace from Kane Jones to leave the visitors wobbling at 2/31 when stumps were pulled. No one would ever write off a team like Woori Yallock, which boasts a long batting line-up with some explosive bats. Day two is set for great challenge for the champs. Healesville is hosting Yarra Junction in a game that some would say would be the most important of the DJ Strachan Shield season thus far. Both teams possess genuine matchwinners and quality young stars. But neither team have managed to find a consistent winning formula to threaten the top few teams. Even at this early stage of the season, a win could prove vital in the race for finals positions. Healesville won the toss and didn’t hesitate to have a crack at setting a total. Despite their struggles, the one thing you can count on from Yarra Junction is a disciplined, tight, approach to their bowling. This game was no exception as Nick Bark and Quinton Hodgkinson turned the screws on a vulnerable Bloods’ top order. Although not instantly successful, the Eagles won the war of attrition. With a couple of wickets to Terry Ottrey (2/25) complementing his openers, the Bloods’ top-order had once again faltered to be decimated at 4/8. Mark Minney joined captain Ash Hamer at the wicket. With some decent recent form, the pair started another rescue mission for the home team. Determined not to get stuck behind some tight bowling, the pair immediately added some scoring grunt to their resistance, which put some pressure back on the bowling attack who were previously able to stick to their plans without much challenge. The biggest task for the batting pair was to safely navigate their team to the tea break with their wickets in hand and some useful runs on the board. This they were able to do reaching 4/92 at the main break. This left the innings evenly poised,

and well placed for either team. The 10 overs after tea proved fruitful for the Bloods as Hamer and Minney were able to add another 50 runs to the score in good time as the visitors were almost broken. After a free-scoring innings, Hamer was the first to fall, 14 runs shy of a deserved century. When Minney soon departed for an even 50, the Eagles muscled their way back into the contest with the score on 6/154. The visitors could sniff an early kill. But despite the best efforts of Cam Spaulding (3/75) and Lachlan Dempster (2/22), their regular wickets were matched by regular runs. The Bloods’ tail was able to add some useful runs to the total in quick time as they all contributed. The pick of the bunch was a breezy 32 not out from Dylan Moore. In the end, the Bloods flow ended on 232, a useful total considering their early predicament. However, with overs still in the bank, a missed opportunity to bat the Eagles out of the contest. In the final game of the round, Seville travelled to Yarra Glen in a battle in which the victors reward would be to break their winless streak. Despite their lowly positions on the ladder, both teams wouldn’t be totally disappointed with the season thus far as the emerging youngsters from both teams have provided opposition with headaches. But both teams have lacked the consistency, and pressure, across a full game to eek out a win. With Yarra Glen opening the contest with the bat, Seville’s opening combination of Matt Hadlum and Mark Sandfort were going to be key players on day one. Hadlum (4/39) proved as much as his speed troubled the young Yarra Glen outfit. Yarra Glen opener David Brambilla (34) proved his worth to his team once again with a disciplined display at the top of the order. But with regular wickets at the other end, and himself not being able to kick on when set, the innings failed to gain any useful momentum early. Despite this, the home team proved its resolve, and, despite their meek collapse last week against Mount Evelyn, they were to have none of this as they pressed on against a disciplined bowling display from the Blues. After an interrupted season last summer, Brayden Caldwell (3/28) proved what a pivotal role he plays in this young side with his probing spin. His three wickets kept the pressure on the batsmen and tabs on the scoring rate. Richard Ellisdon’s (47) experience again proved useful to the young batsmen, while his innings added some much-needed polish and resolve that allowed it to extend late into day one. Eventually, the home team was

bowled out for 165. A useful score, albeit short of a dominant one. This game is well poised going into day two. Seville’s top five combined for a dismal 17 last week, while their tail almost led them to a remarkable victory. If the Blues can get themselves into the innings early, then they would be confident of chasing the total. But, as Mount Evelyn found last week, Yarra Glen’s slow bowling brigade will ensure the batsmen will have to work hard for each of their runs and regular wickets could see them secure their first win in the top grade after nearly two decades of lower grade cricket. DJ Strachan Shield Mount Evelyn 271 (G. Fraser 136, H. Lane 31, S. Young 5/83, J. Wright 3/68) v Woori Yallock 2/31 (M. Dwyer 14no, K. Jones 2/24); Healesville 232 (A. Hamer 86, M. Minney 50, D. Moore 32no, C. Spaulding 3/75, L. Dempster 2/22, T. Ottrey 2/25) v Yarra Junction; Yarra Glen 165 (R. Ellisdon 47, D. Brambilla 34, M. Hadlum 4/39, B. Caldwell 3/28) v Seville. RA Finger Trophy Warburton-Millgrove v Wandin 171 (K. Tarar 36, D. Pearson 24, N. Andueza 3/32, D. Bailey 2/27, B. Thorneycroft 2/28); Hoddles Creek 248 (L. Rowe 97, L. Hetherington 43, M. Arnold 3/41, B. Johnson 2/46) v Woori Yallock; Seville 206 (B. Costigan 57, M. Johnson 41, M. Beri 26, D.Sharp 3/27) v Coldstream; Yarra Junction 114 (S. Thomas 24, K. Dark 24, M. Richards 20no, R. Prowse 5/47,G. Sweeten 3/12) v Gruyere 3/67 (D. Waixel 25no, J. Harding 18); Healesville 196 (B. Damrow 53, W. Maile 40, L. WinterAnnette 3/46, B. Mills 2/29) v Launching Place. C Grade Wandin 163 (D. Marshall 59, M. Sinnott 21, M. Kikadopoulos 4/33, D. Ewan 2/31) v Yarra Glen 3/25 (D. Marshall 3/2); Seville 163 (R. Pearse 43, A. Kay 32, S. Thompson 4/38, B. Dunne 3/19) v Powelltown 1/31; Mount Evelyn 5/306 (C. Doyle 120no, D. Westaway 71, S. Fawdry 2/44, A. Boyle 1/27) v Healesville. D Grade Launching Place 127 (R. Thomas 45, G. Ferguson 41, Dan Trembath 5/24) v Wandin 0/73 (D. Alderman 34no, Daryn Trembath 37no); Coldstream 8/141 (P. Pickett 32, A. Cummins 49no, A. Whelan 21, D. Rowe 2/28, A. Robertson 2/17) v Hoddles Creek; Mount Evelyn 213 (C. Robertson 77, L. Dunn 46, J. Holden 4/66, R. Turner 2/37) v Yarra Junction; Seville bye. One Day Grade Warburton-Millgrove 2/98 (F. deVarga 40no, T. Wappett 24) d Healesville 8/96 (R. Nolan 34, F. deVarga 3/4); Wandin 7/261 (G. Stubbs 44, S. Doughty 43, P. Birtchnel 2/29, J. Sims 2/41) d Marysville 7/195 (C. Piggot 43no, T. Gleeson 31, G. Stubbs 2/21, S. Doughty 2/21); Gruyere District 4/42 (S. Lowe 14, N. Waixel 10, S. Hudson

2/3, S. Dunne 1/3) def by Seville 1/54 (A. Bottrel 20no, C. Tanner 14no, M. Bluett 1/13); Powelltown v Coldstream (no details). Under 16s Healesville 7/199 (D. HowardScales 62no, H. Keeling 57, B. Griffiths 3/46, J. Coutts 2/23) d Mount Evelyn 5/52 (J. Coutts 12, D. HowardScales 2/7) and 1/20 (J. Coutts 9no, Z. Fawdry 1/7); Wandin-Coldstream 7/177 (L. Sinnott 52no, M. Pezzimenti 44, A. Steele 26, T. Reed 1/16, L. Allisey 2/35) def by Yarra Junction 5/179 (C. Holmes 41, M. Bansagi, A. Steele 1/18); Warburton-Millgrove bye. Under 14s Hoddles Creek-Yarra Junction 156 (L. O’Dea 54no, O. Simpson 37, M. Bradley 3/32, R. Murray 2/15) d Launching Place 9/145 (M. Sinnott 43no, M. Bradley 42no, L. O’Dea 4/15, O. Simpson 3/16); Yarra Glen 5/106 (C. Adamson 38no, A. Thompson 19, N. Hildebrand 2/12) d Gruyere 6/54 (W. Rogers 20no, Z. Vowles 3/4) and 7/53 (W. Rogers 16, L. Rogers 11, N. Johnson-Shortis 3/8); Warburton-Millgrove 55 (R. Gribbrock 13, B. Humphrey 12, R. Dash 3/6, S. North 2/1) def by Healesville 6/164 (D. Ebbels 40no, S. North 30, S. Gerbert 18, J. Doolan 2/8, J. Sharp 1/9) and 7/49 (P. Wilson 4/10, J. Sharp 2/1); Mount Evelyn 6/77 (B. Shepherd 29no, L. Shepherd 11, C. Frankovic 2/2, L. Kay 1/5, A. Smith 1/2) def by Seville 4/223 (C. Frankovic 40no, L. Kay 40no, J. Berry 41no, A. Smith 40no, D. Finch 1/28, B. Jones 1/12). Under 12A Seville 3/155 (H. Smith 32no, E. Vanbeek 30no, H. Murphy 20no) d Mount Evelyn 56 (C. Finch 12. L. Timoney 3/3, Jas. Barry 3/1); WarburtonMillgrove 9/168 (E. Crowley-Brown 33no, R. Thompson 33, E. Clark 2/9, E. Smith 1/9) d Coldstream 89 (E. Smith 21, E. Crowley-Brown 3/4, D. Walker 2/5); Healesville bye. Under 12B Yarra Junction-Gruyere 9/103 (L. Theobald 35no, W. Thurlow 2/9, E. James 2/3) def by Hoddles Creek 6/146 (G. Vukman 20no, J. Thurlow 16no, A. Beers 1/11); Healesville 5/108 (J. Handasyde 19no, T. Handasyde 10no, T. Gleeson 2/18, M. Thompson 1/2) d Marysville 7/82 (M. McLean 13no, M. Thompson 12, S. Thompson 11no, Z. Prentice 2/7, J. Handasyde 1/3); Yarra Glen 9/122 (O. Glenfell 32, L. Parker 2/7, Ellen Bradley 2/8) def by Launching Place 2/150 (L. Parker 20no, Ellen Bradley 19no, B. Scott 2/8). Under 10s Hoddles Creek 3/88 (Des 13, Keisha 10, Pat 1 wicket, John 1 wicket, Alistair 1 wicket) d Coldstream 7/68 (John 14, Jas 12, Des 2 wickets, Brody 2 wickets); Warburton White 7/45 (Zane 8, Kobe 8, Tomas 6, Zander 2/8, Briana 1/5, Ash 1/2) v Launching Place White 1/67 (Riley 8, Ash 6, Zander 6, Kobe 1/5).

Kerry and Paul take out Garside Challenge WARBURTON GOLF WEDNESDAY TWO-PERSON Ambrose: The muchanticipated Garside Annual Challenge was won by Kerry Slater and Paul Mason. They had a stunning nett 57 to win the day by a clear margin. SATURDAY Stroke and final round of the club

championships: Daily results - A Grade winner was Mitch Hatt with a superb nett 66. Matching that score, but in B Grade, was Eric Slater. The ball-count went to 72. The NTPs were won by Butch Hollis (3rd), Allan Hubbard (9th), Clint Smallman (12th) and Ian Kempton (15th). Club Championship: The Open

Championship was always a two-horse race. Paul Mason opened the fourround event with a slashing 68; a gross score that was not bettered by anyone throughout the event. This set up Paul with a 10-stroke lead. His main threat, current club president, Andrew Williams, outscored Paul over the last three rounds, but Paul prevailed by a clear

seven shots. This gives him a stunning eight championship open titles. This is the most by any member over the last 70 years. Williams finished eight shots ahead of Jason Kennedy in third place. Well done to all members who persevered for the four rounds. In B Grade, Dave Wappet won on an action-packed last day. He won

his first title from last year’s winner, Steuart Hawke, by just one shot. Ken White came in third, just in front of ‘Young Kempo’. The Women’s title went to the very popular Meredith Nursey. With scores of 86, 83 and 84 ‘off the stick’, Meredith proved to be a most worthy winner.

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Ner ves turn to gold By Jamie Strudley YARRA RANGES ATHLETICS FOR the Yarra Ranges Athletics Club, it was a long day at the Eastern Metropolitan Region Relay Championships at Doncaster on Saturday. With 28 teams entered across the full range of relay event formulas, there was plenty of action to keep the cheer squad on their feet. With almost half of the Yarra Ranges team competing in club colours for the first time, it was both a nervous and exciting morning. The day started off with a courageous race from the Under 9s Girls 4x200m team. This team delivered the goods and the club’s first medal for the day, a gleaming bronze medal. An amazing come-from-behind win sent the gold medal to the Under 9s-Under 11s Mixed Age Girls Medley team. Medal-winning teams as follows: Under 15 Mixed Gender - 4 x200m - 1st: Estelle Petersen, Chelsea Thompson, Patrick Keating, Harrison van Duuren; Under 9-Under 11 Mixed Age Girls Medley - 1st: Charlotte Comport, Tiara Willis, Alicia Di Pietrantonio, Kiara Flavel; Under 14-Under 15 Mixed Age Boys Medley - 2nd: Taj Linde, Tayleb Willis, Patrick Keating, Harrison van Duuren; Under 12 Mixed Gender - 4x200m - 2nd: Indigo Linde, Madeline Laven, Jaymin Townsley, Zachariah Clarke; Under 9 Girls 4x200m - 3rd: Kaylah Cannon, Gemma Kerr, Stephanie van Bemmel, Charlotte Comport; Un-

Healesville bowls pennant results HEALESVILLE BOWLS THE results of Saturday’s Pennant for 19 November: Healesville 1 def by Upwey-Tecoma 2 - 4/76 - 14/81 T. Langdon 17/24 - C. Lowe 23/19 - J. Harris 14/20 - G. Gommers 22/18 Healesville 2 got a walkover from Montmorency 6.

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Under 9s Girls bronze medal winning 4x200m team: Kaylah, Gemma, Stephanie and Charlotte. 162146 der 12-Under 13 Mixed Age Girls Medley - 3rd: Madeline Laven, Indigo Linde, Taylah Tillotson, Olvia DeVincentis; Under 15 Boys 4 x 100m - 3rd: Oliver Duncan, Zane Wheeler, Tayleb Willis, Patrick Keating. Several of these teams will qualify to compete at the State Relay

Championships in December. Check out the Facebook page or website for the photos. Next week is back to a Saturday morning program starting at 8.30am. The senior team competed at Doncaster on Sunday afternoon.

The next round is back at Morrison Reserve on Saturday, 3 December. Good luck to Kiara Flavel and Maddie Laven who will be competing at the Australian Primary Schools Track and Field Championships in Sydney this coming weekend.

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WARBURTON BOWLS BEAUTIFUL conditions greeted all bowlers last Saturday. Warburton 1 had a good away victory over Boronia 1 with the scores 81 to 66. Rink scores: P. Woods 17/22; G. Broussard 18/14; B. Woods 22/15 and J. Brookes 24/15. This consolidated a top position. They play Blackburn 1 at home this Saturday. Warburton 2 played second side Ringwood 3 at home and were disappointedly outplayed 69 to 83, despite coming back in the second half. Rink scores: S. Mahoney 24/21; G. Wynd 14/24; P. Summers 13/19 and D. McConachy 18/19. They play Chirnside Park 2 away this week. The Tuesday Midweek Pennant Team played top side Heathmont 1 at home and went down 46 to 78. Rink Scores: G. Wynd 21/33; R. McKail 12/24 and G. Walsh 23/21. They play Mooroolbark 2 at home this week. The popular Wednesday Night Triples Barefoot Competition continued last Wednesday with more exciting and close games played. Results: Jackabouts 12 d Motive 10; HOTG 14 d Mauhhlers 13; Shambolics 25 d Boomer 29s 5 to finally break the ice for their first victory; Nutters 19 d Big Al’s 15; Professionals 17 d Saint Dogs 10; Pensioners 15 d Scratchers 13; Burra Boys 29 d G Force 3 and Thomos 17 d Bolters 16. The Annual Tradge Woods Invitation Triples Tournament will be played this Friday, 25 November, with teams from all over the Metropolitan area entered. Go Burras!

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CRYPTIC PUZZLE NO. 7450 - SOLUTIONS Across - 1, Gentle reproof. 8, Larks. 9, Dilutes. 10, Reason. 11, D-eb-ate. 12, Cross. 14, A-cut-e. 18, Ad-vice. 20, Pun-net. 23, Inst-all. 24, A-c-t up. 25, Get on together. Down - 1, G-al-ore. 2, Nor-ma. 3, Lass-o-es. 4, Rid-(lin)e. 5, Pulse. 6, Ou-tca-st. 7, F-a-sten. 13, Rev-i-sit. 15, Cour-age. 16, Taking. 17, Stup-or. 19, Chain. 21, Not-ch. 22, (Un)cle-o(liver).

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DOWN 1. Plenty of blood; the man is covered in it (6). 2. Neither mother gave a name (5). 3. Catches the girls hiding the ring (7). 4. Are carried free to the end of the line (4). 5. What the doctor may feel is fattening (5). 6. The cat that bumped in to us, knocking everything over, is most unpopular (7). 7. Shut up, fellow, and get a gun! (6). 13. Call on again and strive to squeeze one through (7). 15. Guarding our prison requires daring (7). 16. Attractive but grasping? (6). 17. Puts back the gold in a daze (6). 19. A ring is something you may buy from a jeweller (5). 21. Nick isn’t a child (5). 22. Uncle Oliver is hiding her (4).

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1. Come quietly? (6,7). 8. Birds are fun (5). 9. Makes the short long (7). 10. Why argue with? (6). 11. Be back when the girl-friend comes round and have a discussion (6). 12. Is it something between an adversity and an affliction? (5). 14. A reduction by a quarter is severe (5). 18. The information now is given to the deputy (6). 20. As a joke, invert the figure on the basket (6). 23. Isn’t wrong, on the whole, to put it in (7). 24. A number, put off, get temperamental (3,2). 25. Be successful as partners and be friends (3,2,8). DOWN 1. Plenty of blood; the man is covered in it (6). 2. Neither

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Motoring Rotar y’s revving it up By Kath Gannaway WANDIN Rotary Club has stepped up to keep the motor revving on the Wandin Custom Car and Bike Show. The show has grown from a modest gathering of custom cars and bikes at the Wandin town centre seven years ago, to an extravaganza of hundreds of vehicles and community groups at the Wandin East Recreation Reserve. The event was the brainchild of Sindy Redden-Vitale who, with the help of husband Tony and friends, raised more than $250,000 for the Children’s Hospital Good Friday Appeal and local organisations such as the Wandin CFA and local primary schools and kindergartens. The show is held on the third Wednesday of each month from October through to March and has not only become a huge local event in terms of car and bike owners, but a regular catch-up for local families and car enthusiasts. “We felt that for the event to continue as a charity, we would offer it to the Wandin Rotary Club, and we hope they can be as successful as we were,” Sindy said having passed the baton at the end of last season. Rotary president, Alan Henderson, said they were up to the challenge. “It’s not only a proven project, it is a great cause that is well supported,” Mr Henderson said. He said a lot of the people involved, from community groups and sponsors to car clubs, had stayed on. “Most of the money goes to the Royal Children’s Hospital and some to community groups, so we certainly see it as a good thing to keep going.” Mr Henderson congratulated Sindy and her team, saying they were passionate about the concept from the start and had built it into a very successful event. The next Wandin Custom Car and Bike Show is on Wednesday, 21 December, at the Wandin East Recreation Reserve, corner of Old Baker Road and Monbulk Seville Road, from 6pm to 9pm. Phone 5964 7366 for more information.

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Team for a first-class service THE team at Impact Automatics prides themselves on offering a firstclass service for all makes and models of vehicle. The trusted business specialises in the maintenance and repairs of automatic transmissions, ensuring your beloved vehicle is running at its optimum. Impact Automatics’ service extends to repairs, reconditioned units and change-overs. For added convenience, they offer complimentary loan cars for their customers, which makes it much easier for clients to get their car serviced. Impact Automatics owner Graeme Robinson said he and the community had a long history with the business. “I’ve gone from an apprentice to the business owner in the space of 20 years,” he said. “We have the ability to do transmission work and general servicing on all cars. “We can do logbook servicing, which allows customers to maintain their manufacturer’s warranty for a lower cost, with the same confidence.” As well as Graeme, the team also comprises two qualified mechanics, Stewart and Andrew, who each have more than 10 years of experience. Meanwhile, Jayden is a fourthyear apprentice. Trading hours are Monday to Friday from 8am to 5pm. Impact Automatics is located at 19 Coolstore Road, Croydon. For more information, contact (03) 9725 2797 or email Graeme@impactauto.com.au.

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Staff members include Jack, a parts expert with more than 30 years of experience; and John, a mechanic and parts expert with 10-plus years of experience. Meanwhile, Carlene brings more than 10 years of experience in customer service and logistics. Brock Auto Parts specialises in latemodel cars that many would consider too good to be dismantled. They cover all needs for your car, so you can keep it in top condition and your family safe on the road. Trading hours are Monday to Friday from 8.30am to 5pm. Brock Auto Parts is located at 18 Melba Avenue, Lilydale. For more information, contact (03) 9735 1033 or email enquiries@brockautos.com.au.

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Makeover for LandCruiser TOYOTA has significantly re-engineered its top-selling LandCruiser 70 Series single cab-chassis to achieve the maximum five-star ANCAP safety rating as part of a comprehensive acrossthe-range upgrade. Single cab-chassis variants benefit from a frame that is larger and stiffer, additional airbags, revised body panels, new front seats and a raft of other changes that improve its safety performance. All 70 Series variants receive a full electronic safety package of vehicle stability control (VSC), active traction control (A-TRC), hill-start assist control (HAC), brake assist and electronic brake-force distribution in addition to the existing anti-skid brakes. Other major improvements to the LandCruiser 70 Series include engine upgrades that have reduced fuel consumption by up to 10.1 per cent while resulting in improved responsiveness, more relaxed driving and lower emissions. The high-torque 4.5-litre turbodiesel V8 engine has gained a diesel particulate filter and piezo-electric injectors while the five-speed manual transmissionâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s gearing is taller in second and fifth gears. Cruise control is new to the standard equipment list. Additional upgrades to the WorkMate grade include replacing split-rim steel wheels with a wider single-piece 16-inch design, matched for the first time to tubeless tyres. Toyotaâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Australian engineers, supported by colleagues from Toyota in Japan, conducted extensive local development and evaluation over the past five years, including recalibrating the

The always popular Toyota LandCruiser. 161380 suspension to match the new frame. LandCruiser 70 Series was subjected to more than 100,000km of extreme local testing, 70 per cent of which was conducted off-road, including in some of the harshest conditions in the country. The sweeping engineering and manufacturing advances for LandCruiser 70 Series have resulted in modest price rises.

Single cab-chassis variants, which receive the most widespread updates, have had their listed retail prices rise by $5500 while the price rise for the double cab-chassis, wagon and troop carrier has been limited to $3000, or 4.5 to 5.2 per cent. Toyota Australiaâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s executive director sales and marketing Tony Cramb said the comprehensive updates were specifically designed and engineered

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RX DUAL CAB 4X4 MANUAL INCLUDING ALLOY WHEELS AND FENDER FLARES

$ $

ST 2WD MANUAL

DRIVEAW DRIVE AWA WAY*

PER WEEK P NO DEPOSIT †(1) N

DRIVEA DRIVE AWAY*

PER WEEK P NO DEPOSIT †(2) N

• Reversing camera • LED daytime running lights • Nissan intelligent key® with push button start • 2.0L petrol engine

+ 16" alloy wheels + • 3.5 tonne» braked towing capacity • Turbo diesel engine

PLUS A $1000 CASH BACK±

ON THE NAVARA, QASHQAI, X-TRAIL & PATHFINDER RANGES.

MUST END 30 NOV

†1% comparison rate for approved personal applicants and 1% annual percentage rate for approved business applicants of Nissan Financial Services (Australian Credit Licence Number 391464) only. Maximum term 36 months. Terms, conditions and fees apply. No deposit for approved applicants only. WARNING: This comparison rate is true only for the example given and may not include all fees and charges. Diferent terms, fees or other loan amounts might result in a diferent comparison rate. Comparison rate for the purpose of the National Credit Code is based on a 5 year secured loan of $30,000 although this ofer relates to a 36 month term only. Ofer available on new models purchased between 1/10/16 and 30/11/16 and delivered by 31/12/16.Excludes GT-R; 370Z; Y62 Patrol; Y61 Patrol C/C; Single Cab, King Cab and 4x2 Navara models; and special editions. Accessories ofer only available when accessories are purchased with qualifying vehicle. Excludes Government, Rental and National Fleet customers. Weekly ofer based on a consumer loan for a non-premium paint vehicle with a driveaway price of (1) $38,990.00 (2) $29,990.00 inanced over 36 months with monthly repayments of (1) $544.82 (2) $419.06 and a balloon payment of (1) $20,274.80 (2) $15,594.80. Total amount payable over the term (1) $39,888.32 (2) $30,680.96. Nissan reserves the right to vary, extend or withdraw this ofer. Not available in conjunction with any other ofer. »Towing capacity is subject to towbar/ towball capacity.The capacity may be reduced if a non-genuine Nissan towbar is itted. *Maximum recommended driveaway prices for new models ordered between 1/10/16 and 30/11/16 and delivered by 31/12/16. Prices may vary between dealers. Excludes Government, Rental and National Fleet customers. Nissan reserves the right to vary or extend this ofer. Premium paint available at additional cost. ‡For full details of the myNissan Service Certainty program visit nissan.com.au/service.New Vehicle Warranty expires 3 years from date of irst registration or after 100,000km (whichever comes irst). Conditions apply. See nissan.com.au for more details. Terms and conditions apply to Roadside Assistance; please visit nissan.com.au/roadsideassistance. ±$1,000 cash back available from participating Nissan dealers on new Navara, Pathinder, X-TRAIL and QASHQAI models ordered between 1/11/16 and 30/11/16 and delivered by 31/12/16. Excludes demonstrators. Excludes Government, Rental and National Fleet customers. Nissan reserves the right to vary, extend or withdraw this ofer.

YARRA VALLEY NISSAN LILYDALE

2005 FORD FALCON XR6 SEDAN

2009 TIIDA STL SEDAN

2007 DUALIS ST AWD

2012 XTRAIL 2WD

2012 FORD FOCUS TITANIUM

DRI D DR R RIIV VE E AWA AWA WAY Y 1AJ5EC Auto, Air Con, Alloys, Very Clean Example, Well Worth A Look!

$7,490

DRI D DR RIV RI VE E AWA AWA WAY Y XCR677 Auto, Air Con, Alloys, Low Kms, Immaculate Condition, ideal irst car!

$9,990

DR DRI RIIV VE E WEB791 AWA AWA WAY Y Auto, Air Con, Alloys, 4x4, One Owner, Excellent Service History.

$11,9 990

DRI D DR R RIIV VE E AWA AWA WAY Y ZBM809 Auto, ABS, Air Con, Alloys, Cruise, nudge bar, towbar, Great Condition!

$15,990

$17,9 990

2007 FORD RANGER XLT 4X4

2012 VE SS COMMODORE SEDAN

2012 NAVARA RX 4X2

2011 NAVARA ST DUAL CAB

2010 PATROL ST

$19,990

$20,9 990

$21,990

$25,990

$35,990

DRI D DR R RIIV VE E AWA AWA WAY Y 1CV1XX VE 6.0L, Sporty SS Sedan, V8 Power, Auto, Air Con, Alloys.

DRI D DR R RIIV VE E AWA AWA WAY Y ZHG805 Auto, Diesel, Air Con, Low Kms, Turbo Diesel, Dual Cab.

NISSAN

DRI D DR R RIIV VE E AWA AWA WAY W Y YQW744 Auto, Diesel, Low Kms, Ready for work, nudge bar, tow bar, ABS, 4x4.

DRI D DR R RIIV VE E AWA AWA WAY Y YCV120 Manual, Diesel, Air Con, Alloys, Low Kms, 4x4, Ready to Tow!

9735 6789

450-460 MAROONDAH HWY LILYDALE 3140 yarravalleynissan.com.au

LMCT 1541

12331984-KC47-16

DRI D DR R RIIV VE E AWA AWA WAY Y WGR408 Auto, Diesel, Alloys, Low Kms, Tow Bar, Hard Lid, Ideal for work or the weekend.

DR DRI RIIV VE E AWA AWA WAY Y ZCE877 Auto, Alloys, Cruise Control, Fog Lights, Sunroof, Sat Nav, Top of the range.

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VALVOLINE ENGINE ARMOUR 15W40 6LTR

Part No. SP50125 Contains ROE combination spanners, ¼”, 3/8” and ½” Dr sockets and accessories, adjustable wrench, ball pein hammer, pliers and cutters, screwdriver sets, hex key sets, pin punch set, hook and pick set, bit set and tape measure in a 7 drawer steel tool box & 7 drawer roller cabinet.

Part No. 1363.06 *Limit 2 per customer

1895

ARMOR ALL WASH & PROTECT KIT Part No. AGPPAIL23/1 GREAT VALUE! Contains Car Wash 1ltr, Original Protectant 125ml, Tyre Foam 500gm, Windscreen Wash 500ml, All Purpose Cloth and large Sponge.

6L VALUE!

SONY MEDIA RECEIVER WITH USB Part No. DSX-A200UI Media receiver with front-facing USB and AUX inputs.

PERFECT FOR THIS SUMMER!

AR BLUE CLEAN ELECTRIC PRESSURE WASHER Part No. AR100 1300 Watt motor, hose length 5m, Max pressure: 1500psi, Max flow: 6.0L/min. Includes: lance with adjustable spray nozzle, extension lance, detergent/foam spray bottle, water inlet filter/ hose connector and 5m power cable.

WAECO Part No. CFX-28 28.2Ltr $899 Part No. CFX-35 34.5Ltr $999 Part No. CFX-40 41Ltr $1095 Part No. CFX-50 50Ltr $1249 Compressor Fridge/ Freezer, 12/24/240V operation, built-in battery protection, electronic control panel, spring loaded handles, in-built USB.

119

COMPRESSOR FRIDGE / FREEZER PACK

BONUS! Includes: • Fridge Cover • Waeco 33LTR Ice Box • Fridge Stand

5M HOSE LENGTH

PERFECT FOR THIS SUMMER!

1300 WATT MOTOR

FROM

899

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