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CRO COP THAT: Our very own Marianne Valitutti made international news when scared of three intruders with her Cro Cop Muay Thai moves. She spoke exclusively to the Indy this week about confronting the would-be thieves. 169353_05 (Rebecca Hosking)

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“He was going back to work and said he would be home later.” At 4.30pm, Marianne woke to a “shuffling” in the wardrobe. “I thought wow that was quick, he’s home early,” she said. But she instead found a teen rummaging through the wardrobe, who had no idea as she was there when she rose to confront him.

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“I was under the blankets,” she said. Marianne flowed into a Muay Thai fighting stance as she approached the youth. “I’ve come forward with my hand up,” she said. “What am I supposed to do, just stand there?” “It all came natural to me. I knew how to defend myself. If he had at come at me I would have known what to do. Continued page 5

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Rippleside mother Marianne Valitutti made international headlines this week after using her Muay Thai skills to scare three would-be thieves from her partner’s Drumcondra home. “They were looking for cash,” she told the Indy proudly. “They got away with nothing.”

“I just put my guard up and they knew not to mess with me - they knew this woman meant business. Girl power!” The mother of two was sick and resting in bed after her partner, hotelier George Ramia, had left for work. “George was home an hour before and he came to check on me because I was unwell,” the 47-year-old said.

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Current Affair ice claims amount to less than zero By Luke Voogt

CASE CLOSED: Superindendent Craig Gillard refutes claims police are 'overwhelmed' by ice problem. “Geelong is not the epicentre for ice in Victoria, it’s just not,” he told the Indy. “There’s no evidence anywhere to suggest

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Three-car smash Paramedics took five people to Geelong Hospital after a three-car crash in Charlemont on Wednesday. Belmont fire fighters freed a 24-year-old man who was trapped in his car in the collision, which occurred at the intersection of Barwon Heads and Marshalltown Roads at 1.30pm.

Policeman charged A policeman will front Geelong Magistrates’ Court on 16 June following a Professional Standards Command investigation. The Western Region senior constable was charged with attempting to pervert the course of justice and misconduct in public office relating to two incidents that allegedly occurred in 2014.

Duplication call Local Coalition MP Simon Ramsay has called on State Government to match the Federal Government’s $100million for the South Geelong and Waurn Ponds rail duplication. Mr Ramsay told parliament that up to $900 million which should have appeared in the State Budget papers for regional transport projects will end up elsewhere.

Car salesman jailed A Grovedale used car salesman will spend 30 days in prison after pleading guilty to stealing $52,600 in Geelong Magistrates’ Court. Mark Mickelssen will serve an 18-month community corrections order and was ordered to repay the money to his victim.

Missing person Police are appealing for public assistance to help locate Clifton Springs woman Tania Hadzig. The 28-year-old was last heard from about 6.30pm yesterday (Thursday) Tania Hadzig via a text message. Police released an image of Tania and a likeness of a vehicle (pictured) she may be driving in the hope that someone recognises her. They urged anyone who sights Tania or who knows of her whereabouts to contact Bellarine Police Station on 5256 2698.

By Mandy Oakham Cycling fanatic Rod Charles will take Geelong locals for a ride through the city’s biking history for the 200th birthday of the bicycle this weekend. Rod, who is the author of three volumes of the book A Whirr of Many Wheels which details Geelong’s long love affair with the bike, will lead the ride from Hearn Parade, Eastern Beach, at 9am on Sunday. “Since people first looked up at the You Yangs and realised that they could use bikes to get out to these beauty spots the whole of the Geelong area has had a passion for the bicycle,” Rod said. “People used to arrive in Geelong by steamer or on the train and they would holiday by taking a ride through the Western districts. “You could say the bike is actually embedded in the history of Geelong.” In 1979 Geelong was officially declared as “the first cycle city” of Australia because of the State Government’s efforts at the time to produce the first comprehensive bicycle plan for the city and its surrounding areas. Rod plans to lead his pedal power posse from Eastern Beach, through Eastern Park, then onwards through the town pointing out sights of cyclical interest, with a planned finish out at Point Henry which was the point where people would disembark from the steamers early to begin their holiday rides. In 1817, German inventor Karl Drais thought that there must be an alternative to the cumbersome horse and cart and designed the Laufmaschine (running machine), which then became the Draisine, the precursor to the bicycle of today.

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Two pursuits, one hour Police arrested a man following two car pursuits through Geelong in one hour last Friday. Police initiated pursuit of a white Corolla at Townsend Road, Whittington, about 1pm following reports of burglary. The male driver allegedly dumped the car on Thenton Street in St Albans Park and fled over several fences. He stole a black Holden Cruz from the backyard of a nearby residence and drove off, police alleged. The man allegedly dumped the vehicle in Emerald Street, Belmont before police arrested him in nearby Thomas Street about 1.45pm. OLD SCHOOL: Rod Charles with an old penny farthing bike. 97404

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A Current Affair has refused to apologise for labelling Geelong “ground zero” for ice, despite new statistics prepared for the Indy which contradicted the claim. Some Victorian local governments had almost triple the methamphetamine-related offences of Geelong in 2016, according to the latest Crime Statistics Agency data. Geelong was below the Victorian average, with 101 ice use and possession offences per 100,000, compared to 300 in Ararat. Superintendent Craig Gillard said the data painted a more accurate picture of crime in Geelong. “Clearly this data validates what we’ve been saying for some time,” he said. “Geelong is not the ice capital of Victoria and is far from it.” The City of Melbourne, Northern Grampians and Dandenong all recorded more than twice the number of ice offences per capita of Geelong. In drug-affected crime, Geelong had 161 offences per 100,000, compared to 557 in the City of Melbourne and 618 in La Trobe. The Indy requested an apology from A Current Affair and the reporter behind the segment but both declined to respond. Last week Supt Gillard ridiculed the show’s claims.

that. You can go to areas in Melbourne and it’s far worse.” During 2014/2015 Greater Geelong recorded 39 crystal methamphetamine-related callouts per 100,000 residents, ranking the city 20th worst out of 79 Victorian municipalities. Melbourne, Port Phillip and Latrobe recorded 124, 97 and 96 callouts per 100,000 respectively. Geelong’s drug use and possession offences in 2016, at 346 per 100,000, were below the Victorian average of 406. Supt Gillard, who appeared in A Current Affair’s report on Monday night, admitted Geelong had an ice problem but denied local police were “overwhelmed”. “Yes, we’ve got ice here because some criminals choose to ply their trade in our town,” he said. Drug use and possession offences in Geelong doubled in the past five years but most of the charges were the result of police work, Supt Gillard said. “They’re police detected offences. That’s an indication of where our focus is and how we’re doing our job. “I’m really comfortable in our approach towards the distribution and use of ice, and the related offences.”

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Double Take All this talk of Chinese back door activities and efforts to extend their soft power down under made this old scribe think about where the real Chinese power lies. Been to Yum Cha lately? If you are a gweilo (white ghost) think about this. The last time you indulged in the very civilised experience of a Yum Cha lunch did you succeed in getting the elusive squid trolley to stop at your table? Did you get a warm egg tart or did you get the old “so sorry no more” line that I always seem to get? I know that squid trolley and the warm egg tarts are lurking somewhere and being dished out along party lines to people in the know - I just know it!! This is how real power is exercised!

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Muay Thai mum sees off intruders From page 1 “At first he didn’t turn around. I’m like ‘who the hell are you and what are you doing here?’ This kid - he went as white as a sheet.” The teen, who was wearing a light-grey hooded jumper, tried to conceal his face and fled. “He seemed to know exactly where to go,” Marianne said. The brave mother chased the youth down corridor towards the back door. “The adrenaline - oh my god, it just kicked in like that,” she said. “I never thought I would have that in me.” It was there she spotted a second teen in a red hooded jumper who she said looked younger than the first youth. “He looked like he didn’t want to be there, he was so frightened. He’s just s**t himself,” she said. “The other one that’s in the lounge room has heard what’s happening and ran off.” Security camera footage recorded the three youths fleeing through the back door. The footage showed Marianne angrily pointing her finger. “I’m yelling ‘I know who you are. I’ve seen your faces. You’re not getting away with this’,” she said. “I’m not going to say exactly what I said but there was a bit of colourful language. “When we went to have a look at the footage I was thinking ‘oh my god this looks more comical than anything else’. I looked like an Italian nonna.” Amazingly, it was the fifth time intruders had targeted the home in two years, Marianne said. “I can’t believe this has happened.” Marianne credited her courageous actions to her five years training in Muay Thai. “Other people might have just stood there in shock and not done a thing,” she said. “The first thing in my mind was ‘protect yourself ’. It was only after they fled that I was bit shaken.” Marianne called triple zero and police arrived five minutes later.

A video grab from the incident shows two of the intruders fleeing.

GIRL POWER: Marianne Valitutti in action and showing what she’s made of. “That was really good to know, too, that the police were in the area and were able to arrive when they did.” George posted the video, which was snapped up by media outlets across Australia and the world. “I’m very overwhelmed, it was just a video put up to find out whether anybody has seen these

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kids because we just wanted them caught. “The next thing we know it’s just gone viral. I had phone calls from everyone, they were all so concerned.” Media outlets rang Marianne repetitively throughout the week but she had agreed to speak exclusively to the Indy. Marianne works for Geelong Coast Magazine,

the Indy’s sister publication, both of which are owned by Star News Group. “I wanted to be loyal to the company I work for,” she said. And Marianne had a message for the teens. “Why cause misery and problems to other people. Grow up, think, get a job. You could cause a little old lady a heart attack.” Police charged a teenage boy on Thursday.

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Man in coma after home invasion By Mandy Oakham A Corio man caught up in a violent home invasion on Tuesday is recovering from his injuries. The 36-year-old victim suffered head and facial injuries in the attack and was airlifted to the Royal Melbourne Hospital where he was placed in an induced coma after the assault. His condition is now described as stable. Police and paramedics were called to a unit block on Cleveland Court, Corio, about 9.40pm on Tuesday. Detective Senior Constable Mark Thomas said

an unconscious man with severe head injuries was found inside the home. It’s thought a neighbourhood dispute may be behind the attack with an incident at a nearby flat earlier in the night. Specialist crime scene investigators spent much of Wednesday morning photographing the inside of the unit, hidden from view by trees, before collecting potential evidence. Detectives have also been interviewing people at neighbouring properties and are calling for any witnesses to come forward or to call Crime Stoppers 1800 333 000 Following the assault, Channel 9 journalist

Neary Ty was racially abused at the scene by a man who approached her in an aggressive manner before launching a verbal tirade which was caught on camera. “What country do you come from?” he’s seen yelling at her, to which she responds: “I was born here.” The man continues shouting at Ty, asking: “You’re not f***ing Aussie, are ya? If you’ve got such a beautiful country, f*** off back there.” He follows it up with rude gestures, before spitting in her direction. Ty exposed the racist rant via Twitter, uploading the video with the caption: “You see and hear

a lot on the road while reporting, but I wasn’t expecting this in Geelong today.” Geelong residents took to Facebook to vent their disgust at the racist abuse. “How ignorant, and embarrassing for you and your family,” one user said. “I’m sure they are used to your racist tirades but it wouldn’t be fun spread in the media, as it is.” “I’m really proud to live amongst a majority of good folks who don’t want to tolerate this in our area. “There’s no good excuse or reason for his behaviour, no matter what situation the bloke has been in.”

Bright eyed after the baby blues By Mandy Oakham Geelong mothers suffering post birth blues are about to get the biggest helping hand from a new one-stop resource. The new web resource, ellaslist, is about to officially launch its Melbourne website which will include a Geelong section filled with practical advice and tips for women trying to get through another week with young children. Established in 2010, the website features daily, local reviews and general inspiration to help mums use the digital world to get offline, get outside, and to make real life connections in their local communities. The website’s biggest success has been in breaking down feelings of loneliness and isolation for mothers which could lead to serious mental health issues. Lauren Humphris is a young mother who has already benefited from the service and is now helping to build the resource for women in the Geelong region. “This truly is a one-stop shop for young mothers who wake up and think ‘what am I going to do with the kids today’,” Lauren said,

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“It is so easy for young mothers with young kids to fall into a funk and just retreat into themselves and stay at home because it is all too hard. “It is so easy with all the mummy blogs and Instagram out there portraying this perfect image of mothers with flat stomachs, looking beautiful with perfect children to fall into the trap of thinking ‘I am so bad, a failure’.” Practical information on the site includes things like whether restaurants are kid friendly, whether or not a pram will fit into the premises, how far the nearest parking is, and how much a day out will end up costing. Lauren said she considered herself one of the lucky ones having now moved on from her broken marriage and building a new life with her kids Flynn, now three, and Ned almost 18 months, and her part-time position as a media/English teacher at St Joseph’s College, Geelong. “When my marriage first broke down and I had to move back in with my parents with two very young kids it was just awful,” she said. “Motherhood can be hard, messy and boring and resources for women like council-funded mothers’ groups and ellaslist really do provide women with a genuine life line.“

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HANDS OFF: Protesters tell the government not to privatise disability insurance. 169268 Picture: JANETTE LOMAX

Workers fight on By Mandy Oakham Disability workers took to the streets of central Geelong this week as they ramped up their campaign again proposed government changes to the NDIS. Around 50 protesters marched from Trades Hall through Geelong to the offices of Gayle Tierney, the Minister for Training and Skills. Local organiser for the Health and Community Services Union, Angela Carter, said that her union planned to escalate their actions in coming weeks in the Geelong area as there are currently around 200 disability workers in the region facing uncertainty about their jobs and their future. This week’s rally was focused on getting the State Government back to the table to finalise EBA negotiations, and is part of the wider campaign by the union against what it is sees as the privatisation of disability. “We want the minister to find her voice and bring pressure to bear on her government to give

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The City is one of Australia’s largest and most complex local councils, delivering over 126 different community and business services. So no wonder we’re often in the news. But sometimes, you only get half the story.

After retiring from his long career in retail management, Leon joined the City as a Meals on Wheels volunteer 20 years ago.

Here you can read the City’s view on topical matters. Visit: www.geelongaustralia.com.au/cityview

EMPLOYMENT WE'RE HIRING Are you interested in working for the City? To ﬁnd out more, to apply, or to subscribe to our weekly job alerts visit www.geelongaustralia.com.au

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His role provides older residents with nourishing meals and social contact. As the only person some may see on a regular basis, Leon values the friendship he shares with them.

Dr Kathy Alexander, Laurinda Gardner and Peter Dorling have been appointed by the State Government as the City of Greater Geelong’s Administrators, replacing the traditional Mayor and Councillor structure as your local government representatives.

He reports to the depot two to three mornings a week to collect meals and deliver them, always ﬁnding time to chat with each client along the way. Leon sees his role as a joy rather than a duty, gaining much satisfaction from the sense of helping others. An avid writer and gardener, Leon divides his spare time between handwriting letters to family and friends overseas, and tending to his extensive garden.

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PUBLIC NOTICE 2017 - 2019 MUNICIPAL EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT PLAN The City’s multi-agency Municipal Emergency Management Planning Committee has completed a full review of MEMPlan - the Municipal Emergency Management Plan. The plan is updated each year, with a full review undertaken every three years following its external audit. MEMPlan 2017-2019 is now up on the Geelong Australia website www.geelongaustralia.com.au/em

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The Administrators, chaired by Dr Alexander, are holding a series of community engagement meetings across the region. The next meeting will be held on Wednesday 21 June at Celies Function Room, Sacred Heart College, Aphrasia Street, Newtown. Engagement is a key step in strengthening partnerships within the community, and with local government, to develop a uniﬁed long-term strategic plan for our region. There will be an opportunity to raise general questions on the night.

FOOTPATH CONDITION SURVEY In the coming weeks the Engineering Services department will be assessing the City’s 1,700 km network of footpaths and shared paths. Inspections will begin Tuesday 13 June and will last approximately three weeks. The assessment will be undertaken by quad bike inspection vehicles operated by certiﬁed pavement inspectors who will be travelling at a brisk walking pace with hazard lighting and other warning devices. Condition information will be captured using video recording of footpaths and shared pathways. All cameras are focused on the footpath surface structure with some limited viewing of areas directly adjacent. No image recordings of commercial, residential, private properties or structures will be undertaken. The information collected will allow better management of the City’s footpaths which will enable more effective maintenance and renewal strategies, improved connectivity, mobility and safety. For any further information please contact Adam Marks, Asset Management Engineer 5272 5272.

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NOTICE OF INTENTION TO GRANT A LEASE Greater Geelong City Council hereby gives notice under Section 190 of the Local Government Act 1989 (“Act”) of its intention to grant a lease to Telstra Corporation Limited for part of the land at Wallington Recreation Reserve, 481–487 Wallington Road, Wallington. The following are terms and conditions:•

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Written submissions about the proposed lease will be considered in accordance with Section 223 of the Act and must be received by the Manager, Property and Procurement Department, City of Greater Geelong, PO Box 104, Geelong, 3220, by 5.00pm on Monday 3 July 2017. Any person requesting to be heard in support of their written submission is entitled to appear in person or by a person acting on their behalf before a committee of Council, the day, time and place of which will be advised.

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Request a hard copy of the draft report by contacting Revitalising Central Geelong on 5272 4800. PROVIDE FEEDBACK Online at: www.geelongaustralia.com.au/ yoursay from Monday 5 June until Friday 16 June Drop in session: Tuesday 13 June, 10amï1pm or 5pmï7pm at 100 Moorabool Street, Geelong.

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SATURDAY 17 JUNE | ANAKIE – ROAD RACE The Road Race will be conducted under a rolling road closure by the Victoria Police between 9.00am and 2.00pm. The event starts and ﬁnishes at Anakie Reserve, 45 DeMotts Road. The race will travel through the Brisbane Ranges National Park and Steiglitz Historic Park. Delays of up to 10 to 15 minutes may be expected as the race passes. SUNDAY 18 JUNE | EASTERN PARK, EAST GEELONG - CRITERIUM To enable the Eastern Park Criterium to operate the following roads will be closed from 9.00am to 3.00pm: •

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Access to and from the East Geelong Golf Course, Geelong Botanic Gardens, Geelong Conference Centre, Geelong Playspace and BBQ area will be available at all times. Access to and from the Limeburners Boat Ramp will only be available via Limeburners Road during the road closure. Emergency access will be maintained at all times.

The City of Greater Geelong School Holiday Program is a fun, inclusive and ﬂexible program for children aged 5 to 12 years. The School Holiday Program offers a range of activities, experiences and excursions appropriate for primary school aged children, including children with additional needs.

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GEELONG CHILDREN’S WEEK 21—29 OCTOBER 2017 Not-for proﬁt community groups and organisations located within the City of Greater Geelong are encouraged to apply for a grant of up to $300 to organise a child focussed event during Children’s Week. The Children’s Week theme for 2017 is ‘Education has the power to transform children’s lives’. The grants application process is open between 12—30 June 2017. Applications are online only, via the website www.geelong.smartygrants.com.au/childrensweekgrants2017

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East Geelong teen Kennedy Jones will take on the world’s best highland dancers when she travels to Scotland this August. Travelling to the Scottish town of Cowal will be dream come true for the Kiwi-expat, who has danced since she was five years old. “I’ve never been (to Scotland) so I’m quite excited,” the 13-year-old told the Indy Tuesday. “It will be tiring, but it will be great being around all the girls.” Kennedy will perform in the 12 to 15 age group at eight different events across Scotland, including the world qualifiers at the Cowal Highland Gathering. She will also perform at Scotland the Brave, featuring more than 100 Celtic singers, dancers, and musicians, in Melbourne from 30 June to 2 July. The Year 8 student resumed highland dancing in Australia a month after her family moved to Geelong from New Zealand in January. “But (it was) a different style though, so I basi-

cally had to restart everything,” she said. After just a few months of learning the style, Kennedy scored an invite to Scotland from her dance teacher Sarah Adams. She has since has placed highly in both Victorian and national competitions. “I’ve been doing a few competitions now just to prepare for Scotland,” she said. Kennedy travels to Werribee and Melbourne weekly for dance practice with mum Bianca - her biggest fan. “I try not to distract her, but after every performance I praise her because I think she’s just wonderful,” Bianca said. “Dealing with the traffic was crazy, but now we’re used to it, so it’s just what we do. “I’m extremely proud. I didn’t do anything like that when I was young, so it was a bit of an eyeopener.” Bianca was not worried about her daughter travelling without her and said Kennedy was “quite mature”. “But it will be strange not having her around the house for so long. 11 GEELONG INDY Friday, 9 June, 2017

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A jobs kickstart By Luke Voogt The Geelong Cats and a local job agency have teamed up with 23 young jobseekers to give them a unique kickstart into employment. The Cats Match program was purr-fect for Geelong fan Shannon Brown, who hopes to line up work at a Lara horse farm. “I liked the idea of training with the Geelong players,” she said. The 24-year-old from Leopold works as cashier, but described herself as under-employed. “I’m looking for more hours,” she said. “It can be hard for people to get work in Geelong.” “There are so many people in the same boat, and they’re all applying for the same jobs.” She hoped a job at the animal farm would give her the chance to work at children’s parties and help people with a disability. “I like working with children and animals,” she said. Kelli Brne was also among the 23 who graduated at the inaugural program Friday. The 26-year-old has been out of work for near-

ly eight months, despite 10 years’ experience in customer service. “I’ve been absolutely flat out looking for work - I’ve applied for hundreds and hundreds of jobs,” she said. “I’ve been to 30-plus interviews but have got nowhere." But Kelli said she was “100 per cent more confident” after the course. “I have an interview tomorrow and the next day,” she said. “I’ll just have to keep trying.” The job seekers were “supportive” and would drive each other to interviews, Kelli said. And while Kelli is yet to find a new job, she did make a good match - of sorts: “I met my partner on the course. He’s now working full time in a bakery. So that was a funny success story for Match Works.” The jobseekers took on training and health and wellbeing sessions with the Cats Simonds Stadium, as well as tutorials on interview skills and presentation. Eleven have found work while a further five were going through interviews, MatchWorks executive director Renae Lowry said.

The campaign to prevent violence against women in the Geelong region has received a $120,000 boost. Women’s Health and Wellbeing Barwon South West (WHWBSW) will use the funds from a new government grant to support projects aimed at preventing violence against women. These projects will involve councils, schools, sporting clubs, as well as community groups and workplaces. WHWBSW chief executive officer Emily LeeAck said the grant would be used to develop new activities, programs and partnerships to prevent violence against women and children. “This funding is very important for our region. Domestic violence is a whole-of-community problem which can only be prevented with

a whole-of-community approach,” Ms Lee-Ack said. “This funding will boost collective action across the Geelong region aimed at improving gender equality and respect for women - which is at the core of preventing violence against women. “With one woman, on average, dying at the hands of her former or current partner in Australia in each week, we know that domestic violence is a national emergency,“ she said. Victoria Minister for Prevention of Family Violence, Fiona Richardson, said that communities working together had the greatest impact on reducing family violence and violence against women. “Prevention will only be effective when the whole community is involved in changing attitudes and challenging the behaviours that can lead to family and gender-based violence.”

Three charges after one-punch death By Mandy Oakham A man has now been charged with the involuntary manslaughter of former Ocean Grove man Matthew Bate in San Fransisco last week. American prosecutors have decided not to pursue a murder charge against the Californian man accused of the one punch killing of Mr Bate on Friday 2 June. After reviewing the case, District Attorney spokesman Alex Bastian said David Murillo was charged with three lesser felony counts: involuntary manslaughter; assault; and battery. Mr Murillo, a 34-year-old from Hesperia, northeast of Los Angeles, has appeared in court where- bail was set at $100,000. Media reports say Mr Murillo, whose family was in court for the appearance, is likely to remain behind bars. Mr Murillo was initially arrested and booked into San Francisco County Jail for murder after Mr Bate suffered what police described as “severe

Manslaughter charge: former Ocean Grove man Matthew Bate was killed in a one-punch attack while on holiday in San Fransisco. head trauma” after a one-punch attack and was left unconscious outside the Da Vinci Villa Hotel about 2am local time on Friday. Mr Bate had been on a holiday with some of his mates. The 33-year-old grew up in Ocean Grove but had been working as an analytical chemist in Darwin.

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Uni funding cuts will be damaging By Mandy Oakham Deakin’s Vice-Chancellor has blasted the proposed university funding cuts, claiming they will do major damage to the Geelong community and economy. Vice-Chancellor Professor Jane den Hollander said the cuts would impact the Geelong economy by affecting investments into the Geelong Innovation Project and the development of business partnerships. “In Geelong, reducing our income by 2.5 per cent for two years running, will erode our ability to commercialise new products, processes and

applications and most of all, it will impact on our capacity to continue to help Geelong’s economy transform and to continue to create the jobs of the future for the community we serve across the region,“ Professor den Hollander said. “Carbon Revolution, Carbon Nexus and many others would not be where they are today if the university had not had funds to invest to support the creation of the jobs of the future in Geelong. “Deakin’s examples of innovation, acceleration and product incubation fit exactly with what has been emphasised by the government’s own national innovation and science agenda, so it is

concerning that the proposed cuts to higher education seem to contradict this agenda.” Professor den Hollander said that the cuts coming alongside an increase in university fees was creating an unnecessary burden for students. “We should be supporting and nurturing the next generation. The double whammy of higher uni fees and the impact of the housing affordability crisis is unhelpful. We should enable the next generation to be the smartest they can be,” she said. Earlier this week nine universities serving some of the country’s most disadvantaged and

regional communities added their voices to the growing chorus of strong opposition to university cuts and at the same time a statement from the Group of Eight universities called on the Senate to block the government’s proposed higher education legislation. The latest moves follow the statement by Universities Australia Chair Professor Margaret Gardner, declaring the sector’s unanimous opposition to the proposed university funding cuts and student fee increases, and majority opposition to the Bill as a whole, after Vice-Chancellors met on 16 May.

NATIONAL RECOGNITION: Professor Svetha Venkatesh recently won an Australian Laureate Fellowship.

Paves way for machine thinking By Mandy Oakham A Deakin professor has cracked the secret code of success with her research aimed at teaching machines how to think and learn. Alfred Deakin Professor Svetha Venkatesh, who is the director of the Geelong-based Centre for Pattern Recognition and Data Analytics, has been awarded an Australian Laureate Fellowship. To understand her research the professor explained that teaching machines how to think is like developing recipes for humans. Through analysing huge amounts of data the professor’s research is able to identify patterns in that data and then produce algorithms which can then be used to help them think in the same way as human beings would use a recipe to help them bake a cake. For example using this model a machine such as a street camera could be given the “recipe“ to identify different behaviours as suspicious or normal. The security implications of this research are very obvious, she said. “Everybody is always interested in security issues,” Professor Venkatesh said. “It is very exciting to think that this kind of research is being done right here in Geelong. “The possibilities of this research are truly limitless, and I hope the next stage of my work may use these principles to develop personalised medical analysis capabilities.” The principles developed by her research have been applied into real world uses such as predicting suicide risk factors in patients presenting in emergency departments and an app which can help kids with autism gain basic learning skills. Deakin Vice-Chancellor Professor Jane den Hollander congratulated the Deakin researcher on her award. “We are particularly delighted for and proud of Professor Venkatesh, who has long played a leadership role in demonstrating to other Australian women just what is possible to achieve in the field of computing and pattern recognition globally.” As a Professor of Computer Science, Professor Venkatesh is one of Australia’s leading experts in pattern analysis and her work has led to two successful start-ups.

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Reusing and recycling at Viva Energy Geelong Refinery Like most manufacturing businesses, Viva Energy generates waste from our production, maintenance and administration activities. We have a waste management program that seeks to eliminate, reduce, reuse, or recycle waste. If this cannot be achieved, all waste products are then treated, used by other industries or disposed of appropriately. World class recycling Waste management practices at Geelong Refinery are recognised as world-class, with an impressive 100% of all waste water from our operations being recycled back to the refinery. Where possible we reuse products either within the refinery or supply products for reuse by other industries. Since 2013 we’ve diverted approximately 1,300 tonnes of catalyst, a material used to split hydrocarbons in the

refining process, each year from landfill for reuse in the cement industry. Sulphur, another bi-product, is reused in industries such as fertilizer manufacturing and spent caustic from the refinery is sent to our Clyde terminal where it acts as a food source in a treatment unit onsite and is also neutralized in our water treatment plant. Other waste materials including steel, soil and timber are recycled through our onsite waste transfer station. Creating compost from waste We treat hydrocarbon sludge waste in Geotubes™ where water is removed by seeping through a specially designed membrane. The remaining material is processed by mixing with mulch, which is biodegraded into compost that is used in the parkland that surrounds the refinery, feeding more than 100,000 native trees that we’ve planted over many years.

Saving 1.5 billion litres of drinking water each year The Northern Water Plant is a unique, state of the art water recycling plant that saves 1.5 billion litres of drinking water, the equivalent of the water used in 10,000 homes, each year. The project, valued at over $100 million, resulted from a 10 year successful partnership between Geelong Refinery, both the state and federal governments, and Barwon Water. 100% of the water used in refinery processes, known as trade waste, is sent to the Northern Water Plant for treatment and then returned to the refinery where it is reused over and over again. In addition to partnering in the construction of the Northern Water Plant, we have instigated programs which have increased the amount of recycled water used at the refinery. Last year the refinery sent 180 million litres of water to the treatment plant and our target is to use at least 90% recycled water across the site.

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Letters Look at a book If ever there was a time that we wanted people to spend fewer hours in front of televisions and electronic devices, it’s now. Wouldn’t it be terrific if more people were to wander into a library and remember the magic of books? Some may forget what wonderful places they are - treasure troves of the unexpected - places of learning and whimsy for young minds and those stretching the decades. Forget the broody, silent libraries of old. These days, they are places of colour and revelation expanding beyond bookshelves and books. It beggars belief, then, that the City of Greater Geelong wants to close three libraries - Chilwell, Highton and Barwon Heads. I appreciate they come at a cost - the Barwon Heads library creates a $57,000 a year bill. Yet this seems almost irrelevant when the same organisation sees fit to build a $45 million library and history facility in Geelong. It is a marvellous thing - no doubt about it. But should it come at the expense of smaller, localised and much-loved facilities in the extremities of the shire? They may not be flashy - but they do support learning, community connections and a service for those who perhaps cannot get to the Geelong HQ. The Barwon Heads facility in particular is special due to its physical connection to the Barwon Heads Primary School which uses, and staffs, the library during school hours. I am sure there is a simple solution to this problem. It will involve talking, listening and understanding. The council is capable of all these things. It is capable of reversing its decision. Simon Ramsay Member for Western Victoria

No fracking solution Lindsay Brown claims (Letters, 2 June) the problems caused by fracking have been “solved”. If he means the process by which government “bully boys” visit victims, and intimidate and threaten them until they are too scared to go public - then I’d say the problem still exists. As far as I’m aware, the fracking industry continues to use toxic, carcinogenic chemicals in the

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extraction process. It continues to pollute and ruin once-productive farmland and suburban real estate. It has caused permanent poisoning of underground aquifers; and toxic waste water continues to flow into rivers and lakes, which in many areas are also the town water supply. Whole towns in America have been forced to vacate and move because of the drinking water issue. Some farmland has become worthless because there is no usable water for irrigating crops. Fracking’s “failsafe” method of containing and capping bores with a sealing concrete is flawed. Actually, most of these “seals” fail immediately, while others eventually crack, leaking chemicals back into the soil and water. The “authorities” for overseeing this industry in America are totally corrupt and beholden to the many powers. Fracking remains an unsafe and untrustworthy practice. There is ample evidence on the internet to support my claims. The new paradigm is sustainable life on Earth, now and into the future. Stop using the planet as a quarry, rubbish tip, intravenous pin cushion and exhaust vent. Start creating a smarter, cleaner, brighter existence for generations to come. Eventually human impact will dictate these changes anyway, so let’s start now and guarantee success.

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Also regarding America’s withdrawal from the TPP and now the Paris Climate Agreement, it’s obvious the USA is pursuing its own agenda so Australia can achieve great success and be omnipotent without following Donald Trump’s example. Peace; Out. Ralph Huisman Belmont

Blowin’ in the wind Last Friday, mid-morning, it was very noticeable that something was seriously amiss with the Mt Mercer wind farm. None of the 64 turbines were operating. They looked like a forest of sad, dead trees. This wind farm is expected to power 74,000 households. Unfortunate for those households, wherever they may be. Would the politicians of all persuasions, most of whom care not a jot for us, please explain? While the turbines aren’t producing, the spoils continue to flow freely to union superannuation funds, “host” farmers, foreign nationals and states and a myriad of hangers-on. Thanks to consumer subsidies. It is amazing how blase we are about being taken to the cleaners. Kathleen Hart Grovedale

Council’s concern about graffiti vandalism is slightly misplaced. Many of our youth have no career path, no prospects other than interminable training courses for non-existent jobs, generally not a lot to do, and perhaps not much to look forward to. And you expect them not to entertain themselves in other ways? Any child psychologist knows that a kid with nothing good to do will find something not so good to do, just to have something to do. Council might better spend its alleged hundreds of thousands of dollars for graffiti prevention on a youth centre or keeping libraries open. Gary Oraniuk Geelong West

Not sweet on sugar Congratulations to Barwon Health for phasing out all sugary drinks from vending machines and cafeterias across each of its sites. Hospitals and health services have a key role in keeping our community healthy and we know there is absolutely nothing healthy about sugary drinks. Sugary drinks are packed with empty kilojoules, adding to our waistlines but not providing us with any nutritional value. One in nine Victorians drink sugary drinks every day - they are the largest source of added sugars in our diet. Removing sugary beverages and replacing them with water in public places - like hospitals - is an important part of creating healthier environments for Victorians. It’s fantastic to see Barwon Health supporting their patients to make healthier choices. VicHealth is passionate about getting more Victorians active and eating well to enable them to live happier and healthier lives. By 2023 we’re aiming to get 200,000 more Victorians eating a healthier diet and in particular, to see people choosing water and healthy food options over soft drink and takeaway foods. I commend Barwon Health for demonstrating how the healthy choice can be made the easy choice. I hope to see other health services across Victoria follow their lead. Jerril Rechter VicHealth

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The songs of his musical career By Luke Voogt West End veteran Philip Gould will perform the songs which made his career at Musical Mornings next week in Geelong. Gould holds the Australian record for the longest continuous leading role on the iconic London theatre strip, playing Billy Lawlor in 42nd Street for two years. “I’ve been told that it still stands today,” he told the Indy Monday. “It was more than 900 performances.” Gould was born in 1957 in Melbourne and grew up in West Heidelberg. “It was pretty rough at the time,” he said. “There were shootings and stabbings going on at the bowling alley just a couple of kilometres away from where I lived. “I believe it’s calmed down a bit. I hope so because my mother still lives there and she’s 90.” Both his parents were vaudeville performers and his mother was keen for her children to follow in her footsteps. “I was the youngest of three,” Gould said. “I was her last try at getting someone to take on the business.” A truck ran over his leg when he was four, so his mum signed him up for tap dance as “therapy”. “They set it incorrect so my foot was facing outwards and the knee was straight ahead,” Gould said. “It’s pretty straight now." Gould’s career flourished, with the then-teen performing on Johnny Young’s Young Talent Time from 1971 to 1976. With theatre experiencing a downturn in Australia, Gould went over to England with fellow actor and friend Caroline O’Connor.

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“I’d just finished doing a tour of West Side Story in ’84 and it looked really grim on the theatre scene,” he said. “She showed me the ropes there.” Gould spent the next 14 years performing across the UK. “I loved it,” he said. “For a single person moving around there was so much happening there.” He fondly remembered playing alongside Princess Diana in a Covent Garden show in 1986 and holding her hand during the curtain call. “She was lovely,” he said. Gould began moving back to Australia in 1996, where he played in a production of Crazy for You. It was a dream role for Gould, who was thrilled to “do my own stunts” and “throw myself around the stage”. Gould will join award-winning singer and actress Michelle Fitzmaurice, and compere Philip Wheeldon for Great Composers of London’s West End next week. “I really like working with those two people,” he said. “There’s none of that ego business going on - we just get on with it really.” Together they will perform the classic tunes from plays like Cats, Phantom of the Opera and Les Miserables at Geelong Performing Arts Centre next Wednesday and Thursday. “It’s covering a lot of tastes in music and I get to do a bit of dancing so that will be nice for me and hopefully the audience.” The father of six has been performing musical concerts for the last decade, rather than travelling “six months at a time” with major productions. “Big productions are pretty hard on a family when they rely on you to be there,” he said. “These concerts are a godsend - they sort of keep my hand in performing.”

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FIERY CLASSICS: Orchestra Geelong in action.

Beethoven fire unleashed Sunday One of Geelong’s “best kept secrets” will unleash the classical fire of Beethoven next Sunday. Orchestra Geelong will end its Classic Fire concert with Beethoven’s 5th Symphony, said orchestra promoter Neville Barwick. The opening notes have become symbols of hope and aspiration and ultimate achievement, he said. “Rarely has a rhythm reached so deeply into the human psyche to energise and anticipate as this one.” Portarlington’s Mark Sheill will conduct the orchestra as it performs Beethoven’s Egmont

Overture and the works from Mozart and Australia’s Alfred Hill. Mr Barwick described the orchestra as one of the city’s unknown treasures. “People from all walks of life from the Geelong and Bellarine community formed Orchestra Geelong 27 years ago,” he said. “As a not-for-profit community based organisation, its mission is to make great music readily accessible.” The concert takes place at George Logie-Smith Auditorium, Geelong College on 18 June. For more information mel.murphy@hotmail.com.

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Rock veteran and former Cold Chisel member Ian Moss will bring his best to Geelong as he tours with the album that made his career. Moss’s 1989 debut album, Matchbox, was all “all killer and no filler”, he said. “It should be, it took me long enough to get it out,” he said. “We’re a couple of years off the 30th anniversary for that album. “I might be biased, but I don’t think it’s got a bad song.” Moss wrote the album, which features the catchy classic Tucker’s Daughter, after splitting with Cold Chisel. “We sort of got on each other's nerves so much we couldn’t wait to get away from each other,” he said. Moss said after leaving the band it was daunting with no mates “to lean on”. “I kind of didn’t really do anything for a couple of years,“ he said. “It took a little while to get used to.” But Moss put the writing skills which created Chisel’s Bow River to work and the record won Album of the Year at the Aria Awards in 1990. The Sydney-sider said it had been a while since he had been to Geelong. “It’s kind of off the beaten track for me,” he said. “When I do go, it’s usually to play a gig.” Moss will perform Tucker’s Daughter along with few Chisel classics like Choir Girl and Saturday Night at the Gateway on 17 June. “I’ve been careful to come up with my own versions not just be a Cold Chisel jukebox,” he said.

NO FILLER: Ian Moss will rock Geelong next weekend. Moss has been touring since February and has been busy recording his first album in eight years. “I’m doing the last track now,” he said. I’m definitely showing off a couple of new songs. “There’s a song called Broadway which seems to be captivating people just with the opening line. “It’s amazing - it can be difficult to get 100 per cent of people’s attention in a pub, but the room just goes dead quiet.”

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FINALLY FRIDAY Regal styles of talent are on show By Luke Voogt The artists of Anglesea are inviting visitors to witness their talent at the town’s annual art show over the Queen’s Birthday weekend. The 32nd Anglesea Art and Craft Show will feature more than 70 artists, said exhibition coordinator Pat McKenzie. “There is more to Anglesea than its water views. It’s the art - and (Queens Birthday) weekend it’s on show. Don’t miss it.” “The show is not only an opportunity to see artwork on display, but also see artists ply their style with drawing and watercolour demonstrations.” This year Bellbrae artist Catherine Brennan will judge the show’s multitude of categories, including a new “Indulgence” Award. “It is an opportunity to recognize the great

work artists do to make this town vibrant,” she said. All artwork is for sale as well as jewellery, glass, pottery, mosaics, felting, photographs and handcrafted cards. “Most locals will proudly purchase their favourite local art piece to display at home,” Ms Brennan said. “Visitors can walk away with a souvenir that not only support local artists but is authentic, local and beautiful.” But Mr McKenzie said the most coveted prize was the People’s Choice Award. “We want visitors and locals, young and young at heart, to visit, enjoy and vote,” he said. Mr McKenzie said Surf Coast Mayor Brian McKiterick, “a passionate supporter of local artists”, will open this year’s show at 7pm Friday. The show runs at Anglesea Community Hall Saturday to Monday.

WINNING: Bargain hunters celebrate their finds last year.

Antique hunt on Geelong’s Bluebird Foundation has invited the city’s bargain hunters on a quest to raise money for music next week. From 14 to 21 June, teams of up to four will purchase second-hand items from local op-shops to raise funds at auction, Bluebird co-founder Bron Lawson said. “Last year the winning team managed to purchase an antique silver bangle for $1.50 from an op shop. It later sold for $180! “Bargain hunting is a great way to be part of a fun event and raise some money for charity at the same time.” The shoppers will put their thriftiness and imagination to the test searching for vintage and antique items before they go under the hammer. The team that makes the most money will win a weekend escape for four to Queenscliff, staying

CREATIVE FLAIR: Kelli Lloyd won the craft section of the 2016 Anglesea Art and Craft Show with this cute minature village.

at the Bon Accord. “But of course, they won’t be the only winners, as all money raised will support Bluebird Foundation’s programs in the Geelong region,” Mr Lawson said. Bluebird Foundation runs music, visual arts and theatre programs for children, youth and adults around Geelong. “We are a small organisation that makes a big difference by making every dollar count,” Mr Lawson said. Entry is $100, and each team will have a week and $80 to find Geelong’s undiscovered treasure. The items will go on sale at Kerleys Auction Rooms from 1pm on 27 June. For more information or to register a team, visit: www.bargainhunters17.eventbrite.com.au.

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The Ponds Hotel is the perfect place to stop for coffee or breakfast on your way to the coast with its new cafe. The hotel has sold quality, affordable meals since the 1970s and has now added premium Julius Meinl coffee to the menu. “It’s a good atmosphere, you can come in, sit and relax before shopping,” says hotel manager Margaret Spence. The new cafe stocks all the favourites, like home-made muffins, fresh water creek sponges and fuchsias - with gluten-free options available. Since the cafe opened a month ago it’s served breakfast every Saturday and Sunday from 8.30am.“There were often people in the car park waiting for the hotel to open before we had the cafe,” Margaret says. The cafe has options from a traditional English

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breakfast to a simple muesli to give coastal drivers energy for the day. The hotel is already a gateway to the coast and Margaret says she gets plenty of people on a trips. “Particularly if the weather’s nice - it’s always nice to hear what they’re up to.” A long-time Geelong resident, Margaret has 20 years in the business and enjoys managing both The Ponds and Norlane Hotel. “It keeps me busy,” she says. Her friendly and competent staff make the Ponds Hotel the ideal place to stop, freshen up, stock up or just relax. The Ponds Hotel is located 10km from Geelong CBD at 1154 Princes Highway, Waurn Ponds. The cafe opens at 8am and closes at 3.30pm each day.

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SPORT A wide and varied catch off Corio ON THE BITE Chris Pitman Last week’s wintery weather did nothing to slow anglers down with trout, tuna and everything inbetween on the chew. Inside Corio Bay anglers had an absolute ball with snapper, whiting, flathead, pinkies, garfish and large numbers of Australian salmon all featuring in anglers' bags. Peri Stavropoulos and I put in a few hours Sunday morning casting soft plastics around the Geelong waterfront, where we had no trouble in finding Australian salmon up to 1kg snapping up Berkley Gulp 3” minnows. We also managed a few trevally and flathead as a by-catch. Long cold winter nights are famous inside Corio Bay for large trophy snapper as this time of year they school over certain marks. Emily Whitford, along with her father Andrew, put anchor down on one of their favourite marks one night last week. After some time Emily boated an excellent sized snapper of 5.5kg. They also managed another smaller fish of about 4kg during the night too. Anglers fishing off land from Limeburners boat ramp banked plenty of garfish along with the odd pinkie snapper over the weekend, with silver fish under a float tempting the former. Around the corner at Clifton Springs, squid kept anglers entertained with the grass beds in three to four metres of water holding reasonable numbers of fish. A slow drift casting size 3 white colouration jigs got the job done with bag limit captures possible. Whiting were still to be had along the Curlewis bank with pippies and tenderised squid working

well on fish to 40cm. The deep water 10 metres or more out from St Leonards produced good-sized gummy shark to 10kg and fresh squid was a great choice for bait. Not too far away, the entrance to Swan Bay held some large squid to 1kg again drifting slowly worked well. The Surf beaches again gave anglers chasing salmon plenty of fun. Salmon up to 2.5kg were devouring lures cast from the beach and at night had a liking to blue bait and pilchards. Recently there has been a few mulloway taken at night by those trying for a gummy shark which are always a welcome by-catch. Heading west and Port Fairy and Portland both produced tuna although mostly school size. The 65 to 75 metre mark off Port Fairy was definitely a hot spot when the weather was more settled. Closer to home those launching out of Apollo Bay and heading south of Cape Otway crossed paths with barrel tuna who were keen on eating large skirted lures. These fish, which generally take well over an hour to subdue, this week reached just over 100kg. Freshwater anglers again found Lake Purrumbete hard to go past with trophy trout on the chew. Slow trolling the East bank at first and last light worked well along with casting lures on calm days into schools of minnow pushed to the surface. Lake Bullen Merri was a great option for those fishing from the bank with Chinook salmon taking powerbait and Tassie devils. The lake was kind to Michael Evans, who has put in some serious time over the years working it out. Michael landed numerous brown trout to 62cm along with a nice rainbow of 46cm using eco gear MW lures.

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Warriors relegation battle worsens By Josip Zilic The tough task of North Geelong Warriors getting themselves out of the relegation spots just got tougher, after a 2-0 defeat to forget at home against Kingston. Their next challenge is Bulleen Lions away on Saturday afternoon. The Lions have steadied their form recently - after three defeats on the trot they have had a win, and a draw to Green Gully. Bulleen have dipped into the transfer market with Pablo Caceres, Lewis Hawke and Lewis Italiano, a talented keeper from Wellington Phoenix, all having immediate impacts for their new side. North Geelong’s afternoon started sluggishly and they were lucky to not be down by three goals in the opening 15 minutes, with Kingston creating numerous goal-scoring opportunities for Damian Laconis and Chris Irwin, only to be wasteful early on. The home side were unable to lift their tempo, scrappy in possession, allowing numerous turnovers in the middle of park and unable to find

their range with wayward final balls and shots. Right before half time, the Warriors allowed a turnover that hurt them on the scoreboard. Matt Thorne and Andrew Doig turned to the referee to look for a foul instead of picking up an easy possession, allowing Irwin to take the ball to their goal. Marko Stevanja saved Irwin’s first attempt only for Irwin to shoot the ball back at him to finish off the goal. The start of the second half wasn’t any brighter for the Warriors, who were showing signs of frustration. That frustration grew further at 55 minutes when Laconis latched onto a ball on the edge of the box with the outside of his left foot, finishing past Stevanja. Micky Colina made changes to try and create some spark by introducing Kene Eze and Bobby Vidanoski, who gave them much-needed drive. But the quality of their finishes was not enough to impact the scoreboard. Opportunities getting slimmer for the Warriors, who will need a jolt to both output and teamwork to escape the relegation spots.

Geelong will accept the one-match ban to key forward Tom Hawkins for his jumper punch on Adelaide midfielder Matt Crouch on Friday night. Hawkins became the first victim of the AFL’s publicly declared crackdown on jumper and gut punches after the Match Review Panel (MRP) graded his strike on Crouch as intentional with low impact to the head. Cats coach Chris Scott said the club was not prepared to risk the extra one-match penalty if the challenge was unsuccessful at the tribunal. “We’ve decided that we won’t (fight the MRP’s findings),” Scott told Fox Footy on Monday night. “That’s a product of really studying the system. “We feel that the odds are so stacked against you ... with so little grounds to actually challenge things, that you’re really challenging a subjective view and by extension the stance that the AFL has made. “If we didn’t risk an extra week, we’d take it up for sure.” Hawkins will now miss the round 13 clash with West Coast at Domain Stadium by taking the early guilty plea, given the Cats have their midseason bye this weekend. However, had Geelong unsuccessfully challenged the striking charge at the tribunal, the

28-year-old would have been sidelined until round 15. Cats superstar Patrick Dangerfield did not mince his words when asked about his immediate reaction to the MRP’s verdict. “I don’t think it’s consistent at all,” Dangerfield told Channel Seven on Monday night. “I’m disappointed as a teammate, and I by no means condone the jumper punch, but we’ve seen it for the past month where there’s been incidents and nothing’s come of it - there’s been a few fines but all of a sudden there’s a suspension. “This is what frustrates fans (and what) frustrates players - there’s no consistency there.” After the 22-point win over the Crows, Scott labelled Hawkins’ jumper punch as “insignificant", saying the club viewed the key forward’s action as “more of a push than anything”. The Cats' coach also expressed his concerns that the Hawkins incident would turn into something “bigger than it should be” following the AFL’s recent crackdown. Hawkins was suspended for a week in the corresponding round last year for a similar punch to Greater Western Sydney co-captain Phil Davis. Meanwhile, the Cats have invited their fans to an open training session at 10am Saturday as the players enjoy their well-earned bye.

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Phone: 5249 6700

Phone: 5229 3772

Phone: 5221 5522

• BF Brokers - a family business with over 30 years experience in business sales. • Based here with a head office in Melbourne, providing local service with extended reach. • Providing a Structured and Professional approach to Business Sales. Branches in Torquay & Melbourne

BF BROKERS Business & Franchise Brokers

0407 349 246

scottp@bfbrokers.com.au bfbrokers.com.au

Suite 2.03 Tooronga Village, 1 Crescent Road Glen Iris 3146 p: 8823 5400 Business & Franchise Brokers Pty Ltd Licence No. 067549L

34 GEELONG INDY Friday, 9 June, 2017

201716033-RC16-17

Geelong and the Surf Coast have their own Business Broker, Scott knows the area - HE LIVES HERE

12354525-HM23-17

WEEK 12

139 FYANS ST SOUTH GEELONG PHONE: 03 5221 8888 LMCT: 900 www.hanneyseecarsales.com.au

They know business... what do they know about footy? Find out each week with Indy Tip Stars

101 61

MIKE HANNEYSEE CAR SALES

98 66

JUSTIN HANNEYSEE LUKE HANNEYSEE

FREE

Round 12 LW 6 5

LW 7 5

Darryn Lyons

Murray Riccardi

Elephant & Castle Western Bulldogs Adelaide Gold Coast Suns Fremantle Port Adelaide Carlton Melbourne

Rylock Windows & Doors Sydney Adelaide Hawthorn Brisbane Port Adelaide GWS Melbourne

ELEPHANT & CASTLE HOTEL

Phone: 5221 3707

SINCE 1983

Phone: 5278 8711

98 64

86 62

LW 6 5

LW 6 4

Marcel Timmers

Denis Williams

Hearing Aid Specialist Sydney Adelaide Hawthorn Brisbane Port Adelaide GWS Melbourne

Geelong Brake & Clutch Western Bulldogs Adelaide Hawthorn Fremantle Port Adelaide GWS Collingwood

Total Care available this month valued at $225*

Easy On site Finance Available 

Thursday, June 8 Sydney v Western Bulldogs (SCG) Friday, June 9 Adelaide v St Kilda (AO) Saturday, June 10 Hawthorn v Gold Coast (MCG) Brisbane v Fremantle (G) Essendon v Port Adelaide (ES) Sunday, June 11 Carlton v GWS (ES) Monday, June 12 Melbourne v Collingwood (MCG)

CASH FOR CARS 

06 VOLVO V50 T5 WAGON

06 HOLDEN VE V

XXT 104

UOW 400

LUXURY SPORTS WAGON

9,999*

133,050 KLMS

$33.36 PW

66 66 66 66 65 65

Phone: 5223 2770

02 SUZUKI GRAND VITARA XL-7

7 SEATER / YAU-914

UAH 914

LOW 97,453KLMS

Hayden & Milly

The Amazing Mill Markets Western Bulldogs Adelaide Hawthorn Fremantle Port Adelaide GWS Melbourne

bay 93.9

16,999

8,999*

ZPH 734

+ORC

$56.69 PW

FULLY OPTIONED

10 KIA RONDO 7

16,999

+ORC

7 SEATER

11,999*

8,999*

$40.02 PW

11 GREAT WALL V240 DEISEL 4X4

10,999*

04 MERCEDES BENZ ML350 LUXURY

+ORC

06 FORD TERRITORY GHIA

05 SUBARU OUTBACK LUXURY TTC 130

9,999*

LOW 128,736KLMS

05 MERCEDES E280 ELEGANCE ESTATE WAGON EXCELLENT SERVICE HISTORY

$48.35 PW

09 FORD TERRITORY TX

(Behind Vic Roads)

97 BMW 328I CONVERTIBLE STH 234

ONLY 119,000 KMS

WZX 809

8,999*

+ORC

ELEGANCE / PSM-119

7 SEATER FAMILY WAGON

+ORC

5,499*

LUXURY SEDAN

$ 15

$43.36 PW

99 MERCEDES BENZ C240

$33.36 PW

12,999*

+ORC

$30.03 PW

8 Dowsett Street South Geelong

LOW 123,057 KLMS

9,999

Free Brake Check!

www.brakeclutch.com.au

+ORC

$33.36 PW

09 SUBARU IMPREZA R 2.0 WZE 120

+ORC

Call 5222 7411

9,999*

$ +ORC

$33.36 PW

Customer Courtesy Service

$43.36 PW

URD 937

Car Servicing & Mechanical Repairs

LUXURY SUV READY TO GO

12,999*

FULL LEATHER

GEELONG BRAKE & CLUTCH

+ORC

$36.69 PW

Phone: 5229 2939

+ORC

$30.03PW

1JW 4TH

LOW 86,233KLMS

14,999*

1221522-LN12-16

DIESEL FUEL SAVER

+ORC

Sydney Adelaide Hawthorn Brisbane Port Adelaide GWS Melbourne

08 PEUGEOT 308 AUTO HATCH

+ORC

$30.03 PW

1AO 2EX

www.millmarkets.com.au

7 SEATER

11 SUBARU FORESTER PREMIUM $

LW 6 5

Mark Ward

$56.69 PW

80 66

LW 6 3

+ORC

$33.36 PW

10 DODGE JOURNEY SXT

ZAK 257

Geelong Brake & Clutch Phone: 5222 7411

93 62

9,999*

+ORC

YSQ 303

Hearing Aid Specialists Geelong

Bad Credit Ok - No Deposit*

Leaders Leaders Shelley Dillon Murray Riccardi Hayden & Milly Paul Loughnan Karen Wood Mark Sostheim

0409 549 247 0432 603 122

12354688-LB23-17

THE ORIGINAL

+ORC

$18.36PW

02 KIA CARNIVAL SEO 419 $2,499 AS TRADED

10 KIA RONDO 7 WAGON ZAK 257 $11,999

06 PEUGEOT 407 WAGON UVE 331 $10,999

09 AUDI A4 AVANT WAGON ZGD 041 $14,999

RENAULT CLIO TVN 114 $4,999

11 KIA SPORTAGE WAGON YCE 292 $19,999

07 SAAB 93 2.0 T SEDAN USU 843 $9,999

08 PEUGEOT 407 SEDAN WGC 156 $11,999

11 VOLVO S60 YFD 341 $21,999

98 VOLVO V40 WAGON AAA 321 $1,500 AS TRADED

08 VOLVO S60 2.4 SEDAN WRC 818 $11,999

02 KIA CARNIVAL SEO 419 $2,499 AS TRADED

08 KIA GRAND CARNIVAL 1JR 7QD $12,999

06 MITSUBISHI PAJERO 4D WAGON TXW 724 $20,999

09 AUDI A4 AVANTE B8 WAGON $14,999

17 ALL CARS ARE “EGC” EXCLUDING GOVERMENT COST WITH* T&C apply*

Payment based on 60 months with 35% excluding on rad costs 1. $8,673.60 2. $7,807.80 3. $14,739.40 4. $7,807.80 5. $14,739.40 6. $10,405.20 7. $7,807.80 8. $9,539.40 9. $11,273.60 10. $8,673.60 11. $8,673.60 12. $13,007.80 13. $7,807.80 14. $8,673.60 15. $11,273.6 16. $4,773.60

35 GEELONG INDY Friday, 9 June, 2017

thriftway furniture megastore *30% 40% UP TO 50% OFF AUTRALIAN MADE POCKET SPRING

FROM

HORIZON BED

499

299

SLEEPMAKER MIRACOIL

FROM

599

HUGE DISCOUNTS ON FLOORSTOCK ELIZA 3 PIECE RECLINER LOUNGE

was $1999

LUXURY AIR A T LOWEST PR

ICE EVER

now $1359

THRIFTWAY MEGASTORE 181 Bellarine Highway, Newcomb - Ph 5248 8333 *Discounts off RRP 36 GEELONG INDY Friday, 9 June, 2017

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Right Bed, Right Price, Right Now