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Wandin Yallock Primary School students Alastair, Anthony, Oliver and Josh, next to where the grafter gum trees were planted, before being ripped out.

Kids ripped off Wandin Yallock Primary School students and staff have been left upset over the removal of many of its plants, which were ripped out and taken over the Queen's Birthday long weekend. Since the start of the school year, Grade 6 students at the school had made an effort to plany many trees so they could leave a positive legacy for others to enjoy and follow. As many as 100 plants had been part of the project, which had been planted throughout the grounds.

Now, the removal has angered many and the school has put out a plea&nbsp;for anyone who may have seen anything suspicious to contact Lilydale Police on (03) 9739 2300. Teacher aid Katherine Byatt said the students were devastated to find out that many of the plants had been ripped out during the long weekend. "The boys have been working on this for quite some time ... in summer they started digging when it was like concrete, so it took them ages to dig the holes," she said. "We were given around 100 plants from Kuranga native nursery and two of them were

really special gum trees that were specially grafted ... they are the ones which are most noticeably missing." Ms Byatt said that, because the students were leaving next year, the plants and garden area had profound meaning to the students, who could have returned in later years and seen their growth. "Because they are all heading off to secondary school next year, this could have been something they could leave and revisit later," she said."They're calling it the peaceful garden and planned to build up a hedge, have a sitting area where they could read or talk ... this

would have been their legacy." The two grafted gum trees, some large box hedge plants and some smaller box hedge plants were all dug up and taken. Oliver, a Grade 6 student at the school, shared his disappointment. "It's pretty sad ... it would have been nice to have come back in a few years and see it," he said. Anyone who may have seen any suspicious activity at Wandin Yallock Primary School over the Queens' Birthday long weekend (June 9-11) is urged to contact Lilydale Police on (03) 9739 2300.

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Monbulk Care Network administrator Bev Beazley said volunteers are frustrated over high levels of rubbish dumping at the organisation's Care Shop. In recent months, Ms Beazley said it had become a weekly occurrence where the shop had to use its valuable funds to pay for the removal of unusable, damaged items. Items are being either delivered in an unsellable condition or are being left out overnight in the rain, causing irreparable damage to the items. Ms Beazley described the practice as placing a major strain on the MCN and the great work they do for the community. "It's disappointing; we feel that a lot of people are either taking advantage of the service, or they want to do good for their community but are actually making things worse," she said. "It's become a major problem for us. "All our profits go back to the community. So when we need to pay to have things

removed - it is actually taking away from the community." MCN uses volunteers to staff the Care Shop, where good quality second-hand items are sold. The money raised assists the provision of welfare assistance to people in the Monbulk area. This includes the families of students at local schools; as well as providing Christmas Hampers to in-need people in Monbulk. Ms Beazley said if people wish to donate larger items, such as furniture, they must ring ahead. *When donating, please ensure all items are clean and in a good saleable condition. Please also donate responsibly by phoning ahead to confirm store opening times - this gives you the opportunity to check that the type of donations are suitable and it also prevents the store being used as a 'dumping ground'. Contact the MCN beforehand on (03) 9756 7800.

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IN BRIEF Belgrave assault About 1.45am on 16 June, a homeless man was asleep in his car along Blacksmith Way in Belgrave at the rear of the Belgrave Newsagency. The man in his car was approached by two males and one female who, after waking him, began verbally abusing him. They then began to kick him in the head until PSOs from Belgrave Railway Station came to his assistance. The victim suffered slight bruising and swelling to the right side of his face. Anyone with information or who may have witnessed this incident is to contact Lt-Sen Constable Taylor Bailey at Belgrave Police station on (03) 9754 6677. Alternatively, contact Crime Stoppers on 1800 333 000 or make a confidential crime report at www.crimestoppersvic.com.au.

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Apology sought for railway’s victims Some in positions of power at Puffing Billy Railway and other Victorian railway groups have protected reputations at the expense of sexual abuse victims, according to Victorian Ombudsman Deborah Glass. Tabling her 'Investigation into child sex offender Robert Whitehead's involvement with Puffing Billy and other railway bodies', in the Victorian Parliament on 25 June, Ms Glass described the failures of people in authority as 'monumental'. The report centres on Robert Whitehead, a convicted sex offender who was a volunteer at Puffing Billy from 1961 until 1990. Whitehead died in prison in 2015. He was convicted of sexually abusing six boys. Whitehead was first convicted of a child sex offence in 1959; though he returned to his job on the Victorian Government railway after being released from jail in 1960. "Whitehead was a life-long offender whose abuse was facilitated by the wilful blindness, indifference or ineptitude of a succession of organisations from Victorian Railways to Puffing Billy," Ms Glass said. "The actions, or inaction of people in po-

sitions of authority, who should have known better, is inexcusable."We do not know, and will never know, how many children Whitehead abused." Ms Glass said through Whitehead's 30-year involvement with Puffing Billy, he had unrestricted access to children. She said that some members of the Puffing Billy Board were aware of allegations that he was abusing children. "In 1985, members of the board knew that Whitehead was under police investigation for child sexual offences, yet he was not removed until 1991," Ms Glass said. "They failed to act on complaints, or even record contacts; in one notable case punishing the 17-year-old victim by banning him from Puffing Billy." Ms Glass made nine recommendations in total, all of which have been accepted by the Victorian Government, including an official apology to the victims. Minister for Tourism and Major Events, John Eren, confirmed "the Victorian Government accepts the report's recommendations in full" and said they have accepted the resignation of all members of Emerald Tourist Railway Board, including long-time Puffing Billy

CEO John Robinson. "It should never have happened and thanks to this report, and the actions we will take, it never will again," Mr Eren said. He added that an independent review into the government and management of Puffing Billy will be conducted. Mr Eren said the victims will be supported through a dedicated 'Centre Against Sexual Assault Line' as part of the recommendations handed down. "The Government intends to issue a formal public apology to all victims of these heinous crimes ... this apology will occur once we have met and apologised to the victims in person," he said. Meanwhile, in response to the report, Puffing Billy issued a media release, stating they are "deeply sorry that people in positions of authority acted to protect their organisations' own reputations at the expense of victims, that they failed to act on complaints, and that victims were not encouraged to come forward," the response from Puffing Billy said. "Our clear imperative is to foster a safe and caring culture with awareness and knowledge at all levels of our organisation from the Board through to our volunteers and employees."

Theft in Silvan: Some time between 6pm on 23 June, and 9am on 24 June, a property in Queens Rd, Silvan, had many tools stolen from inside vehicles parked on the premises. Police are looking for two possible offender and anyone with information is urged to contact Monbulk police on (03) 9756 6266. Theft of motor vehicle Between 5.40pm and 6.25pm on 12 June, a vehicle parked at an address in The Patch was stolen. Police are looking for a black 2013 Mazda Sedan, bearing the registration number 1HI3MB. Anyone with information is urged to contact Monbulk police on (03) 9756 6266.

Post office arrest At 3pm on 12 June, a male from Silvan was arrested at the Monbulk post office in regards to allegedly handling stolen goods. The male has been remanded in custody and is due to appear at Ringwood Court next month. At the same time as the incident, police have attempted to stop a white Audi sedan in the vicinity of the post office. However, the driver ignored police directions to stop and drove towards Belgrave. Police are close to identifying that individual and enquiries into the driver are continuing. 12391263-RA27-18

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Monbulk Police are seeking witnesses to an assault that took place during an Under 18s girls' football match at the Silvan Football Ground. The incident took place on 17 June about 2.30pm at a football match between Monbulk and Ferntree Gully Police allege that a male assaulted another man in a blue Mazda sedan, causing damage to the vehicle. Anyone with information or who witnessed the incident is urged to contact Sen-Constable Sandra Maddern at Monbulk Police on (03) 9756 6266.

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More than best friends As humans, we all need comfort and companionship. People with disabilities face a range of challenges in their lives and these challenges can make comfort and companionship more difficult to achieve. Over the years, it has been well documented and recognised that assistance dogs (formally known as guide dogs) have filled the void in this area. The benefits to people with disabilities have been enormous. However, the use of assistance dogs and where they can go seems to be unclear to some in our community. Assistance dogs are permitted to go into any business including cafes and restaurants, on public transport or anywhere their owner

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affairs Christine Fyffe MP Member for Evelyn needs to go. The Equal Opportunity Act 2010 came into force on 1 August 2011 and replaced 'guide dog' with 'assistance dog'. Stating that 'an assistance dog is no longer limited to a dog assisting a person with a visual, hearing or mobility impairment but applies

to a dog trained to perform tasks or functions that assist a person with any disability to alleviate the effects of the disability. For example, a dog trained to assist a person with a psychiatric or seizure disorder would fall within the definition of "assistance dog". The definition refers specifically to a dog that is trained to perform tasks or functions as it is not intended to Guide to the Equal Opportunity Act 2010 August 2011 Page 9 of 51 apply to companion or comfort dogs. However, the definition may include assistance with navigating social interactions where the nature of a person's disability is such that this helps to alleviate the effects of the disability (pp8-9 Guide to the Equal Opportunity Act 2010). Every person with a four-legged canine

friend knows the benefit of their unconditional love but assistance dogs are extra special. They are well trained to perform specific tasks, including opening and closing drawers and cupboards, retrieve dropped items, alert bark if their owner is in danger and guiding blind and visually impaired people to avoid obstacles, stopping at curbs and steps and negotiating traffic. Less tangible attributes include assist with the development and improvement of motor skills, provide greater freedom and independence, reduce anxiety, improve self-esteem and confidence and give love and companionship. Assistance dogs play a vital role in society and it is incumbent upon us all to act with compassion, and knowledge of the law, when a person with an assistance dog is out in the pubic arena.

Counting down to Kokoda By Derek Schlennstedt In three weeks, 13 students from Emerald Secondary School will embark on an unforgettable journey to Papua New Guinea, where they will spend eight days walking the Kokoda track. For the past six months, the students and three staff members have been vigorously training for the eight-day trek. As well as training their bodies, the students have also been training their minds and regularly meet with Emerald RSL to learn the importance of the trail and its significance in Australia's Military history. Emerald Secondary staff member, Shane Closter, is also embarking on the trip and said that it is great to see the growth of the students, during and after the trip. "The personal growth that comes from

them doing this is fantastic," he said. "Not only the awareness of how lucky they are to live where we are and to see a third world country and how different the facilities and services are ... they come back with that social awareness as well as developing leadership skills." The Kokoda Tour is offered to the school as part of a half-sponsorship arrangement with the Duke of Edinburgh Awards every second year, which halves the financial outlay for the students. In return, students are expected to complete the challenges of one of the Duke of Edinburgh levels - Bronze, Silver or Gold. And meet those challenges is exactly what the students hope to do. Already they have engaged in a number of fundraising activities to help support train-

Front row from left, Andrew, Charlie, Harry and Declan, Behind from left, Kye, Flynn, Shane Closter (Teacher), Nikki, Shona, Montana, Tahlia, Bailey, Cooper and Hudson are gearing up to tackle the Picture: ROB CAREW Kokoda trail. 182066 ing costs, as well as to raise money to buy gifts for the children of the track villages they pass through and stay at. "We want to buy exercise books, pencils, frisbees, vortexes and other fun items such as

balloons and stickers," Mr Closter said. "Our team are very appreciative of local organisations for their support, especially Emerald CFA, Emerald Butchers, Emerald RSL and Cockatoo Bowls Club."

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Our $55m in unpaid fines By Derek Schlennstedt Yarra Ranges fine dodgers owe the Victorian Government more than $55 million in unpaid Sheriff's Office fines. Victorian Sheriff Warwick Knight released the figures on 14 June which revealed that the state-wide number of infringements issued in 2016-17 had dropped by almost 13 per cent. Though, out of 79 municipalities, the Yarra Ranges ranked 13th in Victoria for outstanding fines. Data showed that 13,401 people in the Yarra Ranges area racked up 147,483 fines between the 2016-17 financial year, with each debtor owing $4209. The total value of outstanding warrants across Victoria in 2016-17 was $2 billion, with the top three local government areas for outstanding debt including the City of Casey, Hume City Council, and Frankston City Council. Victorian Sheriff Warwick Knight urged people to deal with their infringements early to avoid extra penalties and a possible warrant. "It is important to deal with your fines as soon as possible to avoid additional penalties and the infringement becoming a warrant," Sheriff Knight said. "People who receive a fine can request an internal review, nominate a driver, apply for a payment plan or elect to have the matter heard by the court, and we encourage them to come and speak to us about their options." Launched in July 2017, the Victorian Government introduced options that cater to vulnerable people, including a Work and Devel-

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Yarra Ranges fine dodgers owe the state government more than $55 million in unpaid Sheriff’s Office fines. opment Permit scheme. The scheme allows eligible people who are experiencing financial hardship, mental illness, addiction, or homelessness to reduce their fine debt by undertaking volunteer work, educational, vocational and life skills courses, medical and mental health treatment or counselling and mentoring activities to address their underlying circumstances. A new Family Violence Scheme also ensures that victim survivors of family violence are no longer unfairly liable for fines incurred by perpetrators. Anyone with concerns about their outstanding fines should call 1300 743 743 and speak to a staff member about their options. Individuals can pay their outstanding fines at the www.fines.vic.gov.au website.

An increase in this year's sexual offences statistics for the Yarra Ranges has prompted the Eastern Domestic Violence Service (EDVOS) to call on salon professionals to help respond to the increase. Salon professionals in the Healesville and Eastern Metropolitan region are being offered voluntary training and resources to help them safely recognise the signs of family violence and refer women who need support. EDVOS has developed the HaiR-3R's (Recognise, Respond and Refer) program - an innovative new approach that provides early intervention, specifically for salon professionals, to support women who may be facing violence or controlling behaviour at home. EDVOS Executive director, Jenny Jackson, said that for this year, the program has trained 150 hairdressers and salon professionals. "We've trained approximately 150 hairdressers and salon professional this year and the feedback is overwhelming and really positive," she said. "The HaiR-3R's program provides salon professionals with the knowledge, skills and

expertise to engage in conversations that challenge gender stereotypes. "It will enable them to share experiences and recognise the sometimes-subtle signs of family violence." Ms Jackson said that the program focuses on salon profession specifically as 'women establish relationships and confide in their salon professionals'. Though, Ms Jackson said it was important to note that they weren't being trained to become councillors but rather being given the skills to identify and provide support, often by referral. EDVOS is collaborating with national and local providers including Box Hill TAFE, Australian Hairdressing Council (AHC) and Hair & Beauty Industry Association (HBIA) in delivering the HaiR-3R's project to salon professionals in Melbourne's eastern metropolitan region. The free training workshops are open to all salon professionals and salons and in the Healesville area - please contact Mandy Hudson on mandyh@edvos.org.au or (03) 9259 4282 for more information.

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Space for play, learning Students in Ferny Creek now have access to upgraded sporting facilities and sheltered play space, thanks to the Victorian Government. Monbulk MP James Merlino on Friday 15 June visited the Ferny Creek Primary School to open the new roof for the netball court as part of a $285,000 upgrade. Previously, the school had limited covered space, which made playing outdoor sport a challenge in poor weather. The new roof will create additional outdoor space and shelter for students, so they can stay active outdoors during hot and wet weather. New lights, storage space and reversible netball and basketball poles will installed in the next month, as part of the upgrades. Mr Merlino said it was a fantastic development for the school. "This new room will allow students at Ferny Creek Primary School to enjoy playing netball, basketball and other activities, come rain, hail or shine," he said. "By making sure students have access to the best sporting facilities, we can increase the participation of kids staying active - making students happier, healthier and more resilient." Meanwhile, Mr Merlino also toured the construction site to view the $7.88 million update to The Basin Primary School. Next term, students and staff will have access to new classrooms and administration spaces, alongside a new office, reception and sickbay. Students will also enjoy sports and recreation in a multi-purpose gymnasium, with a competition-grade basketball and netball court. The upgrade includes works at the Basin Community House, with a new staff room, computer room, art room, toilet and kitchen the whole community can use. The Basin Primary School has been part of the local community for over 100 years, and has grown from a one-teacher rural school to its current enrolment of 570 students this year. "We're working to make sure that every family, no matter where they live in our state, has access to a great government school," Mr Merlino said.

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LETTERS We have a voice for refugees, too The sentiment and outrage expressed in Pauline Hosking's letter 'We all have a voice on trade' ('Mail', 12 June) are laudable in reminding us that we all have a voice on trade. In regard to the suffering of innocent animals which die in their thousands in the live export trade: just last Friday 15 June, yet another man, a young Iranian, died in detention on Nauru after an apparent suicide - the 12th young man to die under our system of incarceration. In total, about 1600 people are being held in two camps, on Manus and Nauru. Just as our government should be held re-

sponsible for the trafficking of innocent animals, so, too, should they be held responsible for the misery and deaths in our 'out-of-sight, out-of-mind' detention camps. Just as pain, suffering, stress and death are part of the inhumane live sheep trade, the same has been endured by those on Manus and Nauru, whose only crime was to seek asylum from war torn or oppressive regimes. Just as the sheep trade is a reflection on our society's morals and values, so, too, is our treatment of those who have sought our protection. Not only should our governments be held responsible, but also the media and community at large which ignore the treatment, suf-

fering and deaths on Manus and Nauru. Surely, a mockery of our so called Christian and Australian values. Just as we reflect on the cruelty inflicted on innocent animals for profit, we should also reflect on the innocent humans caught up as victims in an unedifying political game and the huge profit-making by private companies: Yes, blood money! Just as Pauline Hosking reminds us that it takes only a few minutes to email a local MP to protest about the sheep, the same goes in letting our government know your concerns about the treatment of asylum seekers. Maria Millers, Emerald

More funds, less pitch needed James Merlino, Monbulk MLA, as part of your pitch for re-election in 2014 you committed $2 million to fix Belgrave-Monbulk Road. Four years on and the most dangerous section between Micawber Tavern and Kallista has had another patchwork quilt repair. This will last six to 12 months before it breaks up and collapses on the edges of the repairs, as has occurred many times previously. The only way to fix this is to spend the money and remake the road properly instead of piecemeal repairs. Dennis Yeats, Tecoma

VIEW.com.au announces new CEO, as momentum builds Australia's third largest property listing site has announced the appointment of Toby Balazs as the new Chief Executive Officer of VIEW.com. au (formerly RealestateVIEW.com.au) effective 16 July. Mr Balazs will take over from VIEW's Enzo Raimondo, who has been closely involved with the property listing portal for over 16 years, first as CEO of Real Estate Institute of Victoria (REIV) and later taking over as CEO of RealestateVIEW in 2016. Mr Balazs joins VIEW having served as a key member of REA's leadership and online strategy teams since 2004. Announcing Toby's appointment, VIEW Chairman John Piccolo said Mr Balazs is a dynamic thinker and leader. "His track record in executing transformative digital programs has been exceptional and he embodies VIEW's values of innovation, integrity and fostering strong family ideals", he said. 6 MAIL

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"VIEW's continued mission to make property buying more intuitive, easier to understand and informative will only be intensified with Toby joining the team." Reflecting on his appointment, Mr Balazs said he was honoured and excited to have been selected to lead this rapidly evolving company "VIEW has a great culture, an increasingly broad capability in the market and a winning strategy that has enabled VIEW to grow strongly. Growing VIEW from the third-largest player is a challenge I accept with both confidence and determination," he said. "I am committed to continuing VIEW's momentum based on a differentiated offering, which is resonating strongly in the market by offering lower fees for real estate agents to list property, and importantly, delivering consumers an exceptional level of real estate industry information on a platform that is free and easy to use," Mr Balazs said.

Mr Balazs joins VIEW as it continues to roll out the stimulating rebrand and new site experience. The next round of transformations to be released in Spring 2018 are focused on providing richer search metrics and making property research easier and more informative. VIEW's recent launch of Property-360, a Price Estimate tool for over 13 million properties across Australia, offers agents and consumers the ability to track the value of a residence and instantly calculate its estimated price. The feature allows users to adjust the value of a residence by adding bedrooms, bathrooms or car spaces. The rebrand also includes an editorial partnership with Independent Media Publishers (IMP) including Star News Group that now allows view.com.au to provide up-to-date property insights and commentary that are invaluable to those living in regional areas as well as

property developers. In 2018, VIEW maintains a nimble and disruptive culture designed to keep pace with a rapidly changing real estate market. About VIEW.com.au Launched in 2001, realestateVIEW.com.au quickly became one of Australia's leading online property platforms, simplifying the process of buying, renting and selling property. In August 2017, the company rebranded to view. com.au to better reflect its evolving values and goals - namely that every single home buyer is entitled access to free property data. VIEW are now your property insights experts, and with the development of their Property Price Estimate tool, home buyers can access up-to-date property data about their home, as well as every other address in Australia. mailcommunity.com.au

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Show of the spirit The rain couldn't dampen the spirit of the Belgrave Lantern Festival, with thousands of residents from the Dandenong Ranges and surrounds taking to the streets of Belgrave to show off their homemade lanterns. As usual, the 12th annual lantern parade was nothing short of dazzling. Thousands of glowing lanterns, bright lights and radiant fire-twirlers lit up the smiling, glowing faces of those who came out to celebrate. 'Mail' journalist Derek Schlennstedt was present to capture all the action.

There were smiles all around.

Rudy the one man band once again ensured there was plenty of music.

Fire twirlers led the parade in a spectacle of fire and dance.

An impressive lantern from Lauren Macgregor.

Hills residents showed their spirit as thousands turned out to the Lantern Festival despite the rain.

Local families soaked up the vibrant atmosphere.

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Keep warm this winter by visiting a number of local businesses.

dough is made on site daily and they even have a wide range of gluten-free options including pasta, pizzas, desserts and bread. Dudley's is located at 540 Mount Dandenong Tourist Road in Olinda. Euro Fireplaces Lilydale's Euro Fireplaces will keep customers stylish and warm this winter. Utilising the latest in European technol-

ogy to create highly effective, environmentally friendly heating for homes, Euro Fireplaces combine natural convection with radiant heat. Euro Fireplaces use advanced technology to supply external air into the firebox, correct operation techniques result in a more complete burn than a fan forced wood heater, allowing for wood savings of up to 60%. Euro Fireplaces are the sole importer of a range of European manufactured fireplaces

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Call in at 119 Beresford Road in Lilydale for more information. Beechworth Bakery Satisfy tastebuds this winter at Healesville's Beechworth Bakery. Located at the end of town and being a halfway point on the way to Lake Eildon and the gateway to the alpine area, customers will find Beechworth Bakery is perfectly positioned for

a well-deserved break any time of the day. Whether visitors are out on a day trip or enjoying the delights of Victoria's great wine region, Beechworth Bakery's wonderful staff will have a special treat for every customer. Make sure to stop in at Beechworth Bakery, located at 316 Maroondah Highway in Healesville.

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THE PRIDE OF GEMBROOK ONLY six years young, this family home has everything you need and sits in a prime location in Gembrook, just a moments’ walk to local restaurants, cafes, schools, parks, shops, public transport and the famous Puffing Billy. Featuring a fantastic floor plan with large spacious rooms and high ceilings, the versatile layout and huge storage is well equipped for the entire family. For your comfort the home has ducted heating and special features include polished floor boards, water tank (connected to toilets and water for the garden), gas

fire place, walk-in pantry, stainless steel appliances and double garage with workshop area and internal entry to the house. Invite your friends, as entertaining is a breeze with the rear private deck surrounded by a stunning landscaped garden overlooking nearby Gembrook Park while the kids play in the cubby house or do laps on their bikes around the home or play on the flat grassy area. So if you are looking for a family home with all the modern features come have a look at Linden House – truly an opportunity not to be missed. ●

HOME ESSENTIALS Address: 11 Banks-Smith Drive, GEMBROOK, VIC 3783 Price: $745,000-$795,000 Description: 4 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, 2 garage Auction: For Sale Contact: Mick Dolphin 0429 684 522, RANGES FIRST NATIONAL 1-5 BAYVIEW ROAD, BELGRAVE, 9754 6111

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PRIME LAND IN GEMBROOK HEART THIS property had 109 acres of prime land with the best views in Gembrook. The rich red soil is suitable for farming, grazing livestock or equine pursuits. The three bedroom brick veneer home has a renovated kitchen and is currently leased at $385 per week. Power and mains water are connected, there is a large dam with 40 megalitre pumping licence and two large storage and machinery sheds. Your dream starts here. ●

HOME ESSENTIALS Address: 70 Ure Road, GEMBROOK, VIC 3783 Description: 3 bedrooms, 1 bathrooms, 2 garage Price: Expression of Interest Inspect: Please Contact Agent Contact: Aaron Day 0407 365 994 and Tyson Bluhm 0437 843 820, BELL REAL ESTATE EMERALD - 5968 6222

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MAGNIFICENT HORSE PROPERTY THIS immaculately maintained horse property has absolutely everything! There is a beautiful, spacious family home with views over the paddocks to the distant hills, featuring four bedrooms, two fully renovated bathrooms, a luxury kitchen with Smeg and Miele appliances and granite benchtops and three living spaces. The family room opens out to the undercover deck and entertaining area, the dining room opens onto the gorgeous west facing sunroom and the formal lounge with picturesque views through large windows. The property is divided into 10 park-like paddocks with quality fencing and horse-safe gates which are accessed by all-weather gravelled lane ways. The Olympic-sized sand arena is fully fenced and the stable complex provides two stables, hot-wash, tacking-up yard and secure feed-room all under-roof with concrete floor and power. Extensive shedding includes a huge 18mx9m five-bay workshop with concrete floor and power, a three-bay wood-store and a large 6m x 6m x 3.5m separate hay shed conveniently located in the centre of the property. ●

HOME ESSENTIALS Address: 26 Coopers Road, MACCLESFIELD, VIC 3782 Description: 4 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, 8 garage Price: $1,300,000 - $1,375,000 Inspect: Please Contact Agent Contact: Aaron Day 0407 365 994 and Tyson Bluhm 0437 843 820, BELL REAL ESTATE EMERALD - 5968 6222 12

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emerald 9 PoPlar crescent

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FOR SALE

$680,000-$720,000

monbulk 50 old Macclesfield road

$800,000-$880,000

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10 ACRES OF OPPORTUNITY

- ready for your family to move into and enjoy - updated kitchen and bathroom - three great size bedrooms including master with ensuite and dresser - large family room and separate spacious lounge room, and a deck that runs the length of the house with a wonderful outlook of the yard and trees beyond; a perfect spot to put your feet up and watch the kids play in the yard. - ducted heating, wood heater, sealed drive and large four car garage (or 2 cars with work shop area), loads of underneath storage, plus a downstairs private room ideal to use as a studio.

- set on 10 acres approx. of which around 6 acres are cleared. - large home needs work but on offer is four huge bedrooms plus a study or 5th bedroom - arge open plan kitchen, dining and lounge area, mud room, wood heater, high ceilings, loor boards throughout and a big deck - two dams, paddocks, three sheds and a double carport. - Just outside of Monbulk main hub in a peaceful spot it is well worth an inspection.

Contact Mick dolphin 0429 684 522

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sassafras 4 Panteg road

5A 2B 4C

FOR SALE

$800,000-$880,000

monbulk 4 Baynes Park road

$520,000-$570,000

IDEAL FOR A GROWING FAMILY

CONVENIENCE AND PRIVACY

- situated on a usable 2211sq mtr. block, in a quiet leafy and yet very convenient pocket of sassafras. - he lexible loor plan offers multiple living ones, including a retreat upstairs which has been completely renovated, and would be ideal for teenagers or in-law accommodation. - arge covered entertaining area with outdoor heaters, making this a year-round option. noy the stunning front yard with its combination of native plants and beautiful uropean gardens. - dditional features include gas ducted heating, three split air-conditioners, double carport, open garage and a great sie work shop

- this two bedroom, one bathroom home is set on a fabulous ¼ acre block and is perfectly located within a one minute walk into Monbulk central, aldi, bus stop and the aquatic centre. - ir conditioning, gas wall furnace plus a oonara wood ire - low maintenance gardens, sunny backyard with covered entertaining area and fully fenced. - single garage, carport and sealed driveway - his home is the perfect irst home, downsier or investment property to start with or add to your portfolio, don’t miss this golden opportunity!

Contact Jan Brewster 0409 558 805

4A 3B 2C

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avonsleigh 15 PhilliP road

2A 1B 2C

FOR SALE

$620,000-$680,000

CoCkatoo 55 BlueBird ave

$590,000 - $649,000

PRIVACY – TICK, FLAT LAND – TICK, RENOVATED HOME – TICK!!

ON TOP OF THE WORLD!

- located in quiet avonsleigh just out of emerald - new modern style home is ready to move into and enjoy. - sealed drive including turning circle, single carport, established trees and gardens, usable grassed front and back yard plus under cover entertaining area - Flexible loor plan, including large open style kitchen, meals area, sitting room, lounge room, two bathrooms, two or three bedrooms depending what your needs are. - special features include high ceilings, great insulation, colour bond home for low maintenance and extremely energy eficient living.

- hidden away at the end of a no through road, high on the hill this stunningly landscaped home is ready for you to move into and not do a thing. - Beautifully renovated with 2/3 good size bedrooms (one of which is accessed from outside), study nook, large laundry, open plan kitchen, central bathroom and a lounge that opens out onto the undercover entertaining area. -extra-large double garage with workshop plus an oversize double carport plus plenty of space to park with a turning circle and off-street parking. - the garden features steel retaining walls, tall hedges and soft and sweet garden beds.

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OLINDA 3 Mernda Road

4A 2B 2C This period home with sublime style is a glimpse into luxury living in the Hills. With over 1 acre of level, deciduous gardens, “Somerton” declares its high calibre with timeless features, a magniicent cinema/piano room, home library, and high-spec kitchen with waterfall stone benchtops, Ilve cooker, and butlers’ pantry.

For Sale Price

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Land

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OLINDA 191 Olinda - Monbulk Road

2A 2B Step out of the standard style box and into this unique home set to a backdrop of landscaped gardens and spectacular views. Enjoy a modern kitchen with waterfall benchtops, lounge with wood ire, deck with glass balustrading, and patio with outdoor kitchen.

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$600,000 - $660,000

Land

1,030 sq m approx.

Contact

Richard Wines 0418 173 225

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UPWEY 304 Glenfern Road

2A 2B 1C Beyond this fully fenced property lies a hidden of a fully renovated gem â&#x20AC;&#x153;boutique styleâ&#x20AC;? 2 bedroom home with loads of natural light that lows and captures amazing views of Birdsland Reserve including Miele appliances and double-paned windows throughout. Once a 3 bedroom home which can be easily reinstated to its original footprint or take advantage of the enormous under-house space potential for further 2 bedrooms 1 bath, or separate unit with income potential STCA.

For Sale Price

$680,000 - $740,000

Land

989 sq m approx.

Contact

Frank Kouzi 0415 772 771 Andy Martin 0478 647 784

UPWEY 38 Ropley Grange

3A 1B This recently renovated home ofers modern comforts and beautiful hillside views from its perfect position between Upwey and Upper Ferntree Gully. Investment in infrastructure is clear with an easy bitumen drive, new retaining walls, new stairs and decking, and a lovely landscape. Inside, the open plan living and modern kitchen are complemented by the outdoor deck and ire pit area.

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$640,000 - $690,000

Land

1,434 sq m approx.

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19 Ferndale Avenue Upwey

$690,000 - $750,000

8 Pheasant Pde Warburton

$540,000 - $590,000

Functional Family Living!

Stunning mountain views - nothing left to do!

his characterilled our edroom home situated on approimately m is great or amilies, irst home uyers and anyone looing or a lowmaintenance home pon entering the home, you are greeted y high eposed timer ceilings and stunning looroards plus a large living area with etra space perect or a study or reading corner ith an aundance o natural light oozing through the large windows and looing out over the outdoor decing area and rear yard, the lounge room is a space or every memer o the amily to enoy

erched on hal an acre appro with asolutely magniicent views pen plan living or the itchen, meals and lounge including an island ench olished hardwood loors throughout, lush carpet to all three bedrooms – it’s all been done! Complete with gas ducted heating, split system and ceiling fans this pacage is complete with everything ome and inspect, you will surely not e disappointed Contact: Leah Bannerman 0448 924 266 Inspection: Sat 2:00-2:30pm (Photo ID Required)

Contact: Jarrod Peterson 0409 408 544

3 Bainbridge Court Kilsyth

$570,000 - $605,000

8 Williams Crescent Woori Yallock

$550,000 - $600,000

A Great Investment or Starter!

Big Family Living with a Farm Outlook

his updated threeedroom ric home, situated on approimately m, is the perect property or irst home buyers, downsizers or investors looking to add to their portfolios. Upon entry into the home, you are greeted by the spacious open living area oasting looroards and split system heating  cooling ith access via the diningmeals area to the modern, updated itchen eaturing ample storage, electric stovetop and dishwasher, the loorplan encourages entertaining and family-friendly functionality.

This property is situated in a gorgeous and convenient location. The 2 storey home has something for everyone and with 5 bedrooms and 2 bathrooms is sure to be a family pleaser. Upon entry into the home you’ll be impressed by the feeling of openness with the main living and dining being open plan and a lovely low out onto the ac decing where you have the most magniicent view Contact: Rebecca Doolan 0401 832 068 Inspection: Sat 11:30am-12:00pm (Photo ID Required)

Contact: Ryan Bell 0417 052 297

1A Glenfern Avenue Upwey

$1,000,000 - $1,100,000

Toolangi

$1.25m

Contemporary Victorian Style Living!

Yarra Valley Freehold Opportunity

This beautiful Victorian Style weatherboard home situated on approximately 1,105m2 is full of character and style and incorporates contemporary elements into a classic period style design. With new carpets and polished looroards throughout while also eaturing stunning ceiling roses in every room, ornate cornicing and stylish archways, there is an abundance of architectural delights to be seen within this magniicent home pon entry, you are welcomed y enchanting 10ft ceilings and stylish archways leading you into the large ormal lounge area with traditional gas ireplace he oyer also grants entry to the main bedroom with brand new modern ensuite, WIR and lovely bay window plus the nearby fourth bedroom/study with BIR. Walking through an arched doorway perfect for dividing the home for a bit of extra peace and quiet, is the expansive open plan kitchen/ dining/living area. The stunning bespoke customised kitchen with new 900mm Smeg oven/stovetop and Caesarstone benchtop features abundant storage options including a functional island bench with breakfast bar.

Set on a picturesque 4.75 acres of exquisite gardens & rolling lawns, the “Toolangi Tavern” offers so much for the Investor including a bar/restaurant/general store that seats 100 patrons and leased for next 12 years plus a 4 bedroom family home and 1 bedroom studio apartment with Bed & Breakfast potential. Built approx. 10 years ago and only minutes’ drive to the Healesville township you’ll ind this long term investment a very popular place for locals and tourists alike. With motivated tenants who love their business with a 12 year lease in place this investment is solid! The tavern has a rustic appeal with hardwood loors, cozy open ire with picture windows to view the Mountain View vista. Bi-fold windows to bring the outside in on the rear deck is the perfect spot to enjoy and experience the ambience. A local business operating over 8 years & established in the area.

Contact: Jarrod Peterson 0409 408 544

Contact: Leah Bannerman 0448 924 266

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70 Ure Road Gembrook

Expression of Interest

26 Coopers Road Macclesield

$1,300,000  $1,375,000

109 Acres of Prime Land 2kms from the Heart of Gembrook!

Magniicent Horse Property on 18 Acres!

109 Acres of prime land with the best views in Gembrook Rich red soil suitable for farming, grazing livestock or equine pursuits 3 Bedroom brick veneer home with renovated kitchen, currently leased at $385 per week Power and mains water connected Large dam with 40 mega litre pumping licence 2 large storage and machinery sheds Your dream starts here

This immaculately maintained horse property has absolutely everything! A beautiful, spacious family home with views over the paddocks to the distant hills eaturing 4 BDRs, 2 fully renovated bathrooms, luxury kitchen  3 living spaces The property is divided into 10 parklike paddocks with quality fencing, all accessed by allweather gravelled lane ways The lympicsized sand arena is fully fenced  the stable complex provides 2 stables, hotwash, tackingup yard  secure feedroom all underroof with concrete oor  power Extensive shedding includes a huge 18m x 9m 5bay workshop with concrete oor  power, a 3bay woodstore  a large 6m x 6m x 35m separate hay shed conveniently located in the centre of the property

Contact: Aaron Day 0407 365 994 Tyson Bluhm 0437 843 820

With Bell Real Estate, the only result that matters is yours! Sold for $605,000 after the irst open and within 1 week on the market, for a price exceeding the Vendors expectations!

2 Birdwood Avenue, Cockatoo

Also sold in record time with outstanding results for our very happy vendors:

5 Cherry Road Macclesield had 3 offers within a week on the market and SOLD for $1,435,000

96 Beaconsield Emerald Road Emerald had 6 offers after the irst open and SOLD for $1,255,000

16 Naughton Road Cockatoo had 6 offers in the irst week and SOLD for $605,500

Give us a call and experience the difference the Team at Bell Emerald can make. “Your Local Area Experts”.

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13 Efie Avenue Upwey

$695,000 - $760,000

46A Douglas Parade Yarra Junction

$275,000 - $295,000

STYLISH BRICK, PHENOMENAL BLOCK, PRIME LOCATION

VACANT BLOCK WITH STUNNING MOUNTAIN VIEWS

If you have been searching for the perfect mix of a well inished home, on an incredible block, in an outstanding location then look no further. Offering; 3 good sized bedrooms, gorgeous lounge room with toasty wood heater & split system A/C, stylish kitchen/dining area, spectacular main bathroom & impressive tiered north facing deck, capturing beautiful views of the Dandenong Ranges. Contact: Sam Adamson 0421 023 760 Inspection: Contact Agent (Photo ID Required)

Located in the heart of Yarra Junction this amazing opportunity of 782.17 m2 vacant land with Mountain iews is a rare ind in the Yarra alley. Situated walking distance to Yarra unction Main St, cafes, shops, & medical centre, Upper Yarra Secondary College, Little Yarra Steiner School & Yarra Junction Primary, this land offers the perfect location for First Home Buyers & Investors STCA. Contact: Rebecca Halit 0429 888 367 Inspection: Contact Agent (Photo ID Required)

269 Monbulk Road Monbulk

50 School Road Menzies Creek

$650,000 - $715,000

$820,000 - $880,000

FANTASTIC FAMILY HOME WITH SCOPE TO ADD YOUR STAMP!!

ENTERTAIN, RELAX AND ENJOY THE VIEWS

Offering plenty of space both inside & out, this HUGE family home is sure to have what many families are searching for The spacious oorplan offers a large central living area adoining the neat & tidy kitchen plus an L shaped living/dining area. The master bedroom at the far end of the home offers large WIR & ensuite. There are also 2 other large bedrooms with BIR’s plus a study or 4th bedroom. Contact: Sharyn Chandler 0439 882 442 Inspection: Contact Agent (Photo ID Required)

Situated in the heart of Menzies Creek near Pufing Billy Station on approx. 1/4 of an acre sits this grand family home. The lovingly updated kitchen oozes a real country charm & overlooks the combined living & dining area with fantastic views across to Cardinia Dam. Outside there is a tiered decking area with outdoor spa, separate paved BB area & Single garage under rooine. Contact: Brad Conder 0422 63 11 Inspection: Contact Agent (Photo ID Required)

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127 Olinda Monbulk Road Olinda

$2390 pcm inc GST

Retail Opportunity In The Heart Of Olinda

Moorabinda by Robin Boyd Deined by its inviting warmth, this endearing retro meets modern masterpiece was designed in 162 by one of the countrys most enduring and proliic architectural thinkers, Robin Boyd. He was passionate about design and over 0 years later, sympathetic renovations have melded the mid century aesthetics seamlessly with a 21st century makeover. Lightilled rooms accentuate the focus on minimalist houses with no space lost in passages but with rooms that are relatively large. Stylish interior design elements include window walls and striking pointed ceilings with the signature exposed beams and recessed lighting, ultimately leading to an easy natural ow outdoors to decking platforms and the captivating views which cant be built out. The placement of the house with the natural fall of the land makes the view a standout feature of this remarkable property

A great opportunity exists right in the heart of Olinda Village. Currently being used as a orist this shop has the potential to be used for either a new retail venture or as ofice or consulting suites. ith great street frontage and 4m2 of oor space the options are endless. Current lease has 3 years remaining with two further terms of ive years. Rent is $2390 per calendar month inclusive of gst. Plus outgoings! Call us today for more information and to arrange your inspection.

Contact: Melissa Tovey 9751 2375 Inspection: By Private Appointment (Photo ID Required)

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Just let them eat cake By Derek Schlennstedt Cakes, cocktails and castles. That's what's on offer these school holidays at Mary Eats Cake in Montrose, which is holding a fairytale-themed high tea just in time for the school holidays. A special treat for the little princes and princesses in your life, the themed high tea includes a range of activities and delightfully themed food to keep your little ones entertained. Sarah De Witt, owner at Mary Eats Cake, Montrose, invited parents to bring their kids along. "It was about putting on a special event, for the communities out this way," Ms De Witt said.

"It's a fairytale-themed high tea for the first week of the school holidays. "There's a big buffet of high tea, cupcakes, cookies, popcorn ... there's also a live show fomr a local fairy who will be doing a magic show, and a craft area with facepainting." "It's just a really nice time and offers all the things that your kids can enjoy for a special occasion." There will be plenty of sweet and savoury nibbles for parents, too, including the opportunity to have some quiet tea away from all the fairytale excitement Though, Ms De Witt said parents were quite welcome to dress up too. For more information visit https://www. maryeatscake.com.au/event/

Come and join in with the fun and excitement.

Tune in to the radiothon By Peter Douglas

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Popular non-profit, grassroots radio station Yarra Valley FM is holding a Radiothon to help boost membership and shore up its future. From 30 June to 8 July, the station's first ever Radiothon will encourage local listeners to tune in so more people can provide input into the station. Yarra Valley FM relies purely on sponsorship, donation and membership. Community Engagement Organiser for Yarra Valley FM, Greg Carrick, said that without membership and support, the service wouldn't exist. "Community radio goes way beyond playing bland music or emulating commercial radio; we are to be hooked into the heart of our

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Top teams hard to separate By Cameron Hutchison Round 9 was played in cold, slippery and sometimes foggy conditions. There were some surprises with the wins and losses on Saturday and there is now a log jam in the Division 1 competition with the top 5 sides all sitting on six wins at the halfway mark of the season. Division 2 sees Seville take top spot by percentage after Yarra Glen's first loss for the season. The winners in senior football: Wandin, Healesville, Monbulk, Olinda Ferny Creek, Woori Yallock, Alexandra, Gembrook-Cockatoo, Seville and Yarra Junction. A Grade netball winners: Healesville, Woori Yallock, Belgrave, Olinda Ferny Creek, Wandin, Powelltown, Yarra Junction and Kinglake. Division 1 Seniors Football Wandin 10.7.67 d Emerald 6.18.54 Wandin share top spot but are fourth on percentage after a win over Emerald. Emerald were chasing tail all day as Wandin got off to a handy start but only had a slim lead of three points at quarter time. They kicked away in the second, with 6 goals to 1, and went into the main break 32 points up. Emerald won the third quarter, kicking 3.1 to 1.5, but the margin was still 20 points. Emerald peppered the goals in the last with 1.7 to 1 goal straight and really should have had the game won, but wastefulness in front of goal cost them in the end. Wandin Best: S. Wettenhall (3 goals), B. Harvey (1 goal), T. Leech-Hines, P. Hodgett, P. Bruzzese, J. Byrne Emerald Best: D. Edwards, S. Semmens (1 goal), J. Rich (1 goal), B. Wood, A. Quirk (1 goal), N. Jansen (2 goals) Healesville 10.17.77 d Upwey-Tecoma 6.4.40 Healesville are also equal first, but fifth on percentage after a surprising win over UpweyTecoma. Healesville started well, kicking 4.5 to 2.2 in the first to set up a handy lead by 15 points. Upwey won the second quarter, just, and reduced the margin at the main break to 13 points. Healesville turned on the burners a bit in the third, kicking 4.2 to 1.1 and the margin was now looking tough for Upwey. Healesville peppered the goals in the last, but accuracy plagued them, and they were still able to come away with the win by 37 points. Healesville Best: J. Nugent, L. Daly, J. RoeDuggan (2 goals), D. Plozza, A. Fraraccio, B. Murphy Upwey-Tecoma Best: W. Duncan, B. Bantoft, S. Waters, B. Neil, S. Dawson, D. Bell Monbulk 13.18.96 d Belgrave 7.6.48 Monbulk sit one win out of the five after a solid performance against Belgrave. Monbulk were in control from the outset and had a big lead by 33 points at quarter time. Belgrave won the second quarter, kicking 3.2 to 1.3 and reduced the margin to 22 points. Monbulk jumped into action in the third, with 5.6 to 2.1 to put the game out of Belgrave's reach. A lacklustre last quarter, but Belgrave still won it but the game was all Monbulk's. Monbulk Best: S. Williams (2 goals), N. Wall, M. Langworthy (1 goal), P. Barge (3 goals), N. McPherson, K. Linde Belgrave Best: T. Stubley, J. McDermott (1 goal), J. Marshall, N. Somervaille (1 goal), C. Power, L. Caton-Thomas Olinda Ferny Creek 19.21.135 d Warburton Millgrove 3.7.25 Olinda have bounced back after a 110-point win over Warburton and are back on top of the ladder by percentage. They were a bit wasteful in front of goal in the first, but had a lead of 22 points at quarter time. They increased that lead to 37 points at half-time. A big 7-goal to 1 third quarter, as heavy fog set in, and the margin had blown out to 73 points which was well out of reach for Warburton. A final 5.5 to 1 behind and the final siren was Warburton's friend at the end of the day. Olinda Ferny Creek Best: D. Troutman (2 goals), M. Wright (6 goals), B. Currie, M. Hottes, D. Noorda, L. Hill Warburton-Millgrove Best: L. Barnard, T. McKail, J. Walker, S. Andueza, M. Leeds (2 goals), M. Read Woori Yallock 19.18.132 d Mt Evelyn 6.8.44 Woori Yallock are second only by percent24 MAIL

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Wandin's Harrison Byrne leads the race to the ball. 182224 age after knocking over sixth-placed Mt Evelyn who are only 1 win behind Olinda at the end of the day. Woori Yallock kicked 5.4 to 2.1 in the first and really set up the rest of the game. A big 7-goal quarter to 1 and it was all Woori Yallock at half time with a lead of 55 points. Mount Evelyn could only manage 3 behinds in the third to Woori's 4.9 and it was all over. It was goal for goal in the last but to no avail for the Mounters. Woori Yallock Best: E. Clasby (2 goals), M. Batten, J. Smith, K. Thompson, J. Matthews (1 goal), C. Cameron (4 goals) Mt Evelyn Best: C. Urquhart, A. Gibbons, L. Inaps, J. Thompson (1 goal), J. Beamish (1 goal), K. Jones (1 goal) Division 2 Seniors Football Alexandra 14.14 104 d Kinglake 15.11.101 This was certainly match of the day with just 3 points separating these 2 at the final siren. Alexandra got early honours, kicking 4.4 to 2.2 in the first and a lead of 14 points. Kinglake kicked 6.4 to 2.4 in the second to swing the lead in their favour by 10 points at half-time. Alexandra found some extra legs in the third, kicking 7.2 to 5.2 and the score was now Alexandra's by 2 points. It was a tight, tough last quarter but Alexandra just managed to hang on. Alexandra Best: L. Ragg, J. Daniel (1 goal),

J. Goonan, S. Steiner (1 goal), P. Ferguson (1 goal), C. McKay (2 goals) Kinglake Best: M. McAllister, J. Nixon (7 goals), J. Butterworth, B. White (2 goals), M. Newton, W. Graf Gembrook Cockatoo 9.14.68 d Powelltown 8.10.58 In another tight game, Gembrook got home by 10 points to be sitting fourth on the ladder. Gembrook got the early break and led by 15 points at quarter time. Four goals to 3 in the second and Gembrook increased their lead to 19 points at half-time. Powelltown held Gembrook goalless in the third and kicked two goals themselves to reduce the margin to 8 points at the final change. Powelltown could not maintain it in the last and Gembrook ran away with a hard earnt 10-point win. Gembrook Cockatoo Best: T. Lockyer (4 goals), T. Whytcross, A. Mitchell, D. South, B. Wareham, L. Henzen Powelltown Best: B. Traynor, L. Walker, J. Iacono, J. Bruhn, J. Moore (1 goal), J. Garthwaite (3 goals) Seville 43.17.275 d Thornton Eildon 1.3.9 Seville hosted Thornton on Saturday and now sit atop of the ladder by percentage af-

ter a very big win. Seville were in control from the outset and have kicked the highest score to date in this year's competition. Thornton could only manage 1 goal for the day, but Seville amassed goals in the second quarter and 15 in the last to end with 43 goals for the day. Seville Best: J. Neal (12 goals), D. Broadway (6 goals), G. Fraser (1 goal), J. Fraser (9 goals), M. Timmermeister, J. Young (4 goals) Thornton-Eildon Best: A. Phelps, D. Creed (2 goals), J. Scotland, J. Dickson, R. Andrews, J. Parker Yarra Junction 17.7.109 d Yarra Glen 8.10.58 In what some would say was the major upset of the day was the awesome effort made by Yarra Junction to inflict Yarra Glen's first defeat of the season and drop them to second on the ladder albeit by percentage. Yarra Junction kicked 6 goals to 2 in the first and went into the second quarter with a 25-point lead. Both teams tightened things up in the second and only kicked 2 each so it was still game on at half time. Yarra Junction kicked 5.1 to a wasteful Yarra Glen's 4.5 to be up by 25 points at the last change. Yarra Glen was still in with a show until the Eagles outclassed and outplayed them holding them scoreless in the last but still managed to kick 4.2 themselves. Yarra Junction Best: C. Hoare, D. Brookes, J. Welch, T. Boxell (4 goals), B. Clark (2 goals), T. Fennell Yarra Glen Best: A. Smith (2 goals), T. Russell, B. Binion, B. Ashton (1 goal), C. Tait, G. Filsell (1 goal) Yea: Bye Under 18s Football Gembrook-Cockatoo 14.13.97 d WarburtonMillgrove 1.5.11 Monbulk 9.13.67 d Alexandra 1.6.12 Wandin 13.15.93 d Emerald 3.0.18 Healesville 15.12.102 d Upwey Tecoma 3.4.22 Mt Evelyn 9.9.63 d Woori Yallock 6.6.42 Division 1 A Grade Netball Healesville 38 d Upwey Tecoma 37 Healesville Best: Kayla Wandin-Collins, Chenile Chandler, Georgia Ford Upwey-Tecoma Best: Keira Venables, Peta Day, Gabriella Bull (13 goals) Woori Yallock 67 d Mt Evelyn 26 Woori Yallock Best: Jasmine Evans, Lilly Walsh, Madeline Hargrave (39 goals) Mt Evelyn Best: Georgia Marsh (14 goals), Stephanie Jones (4 goals), Nakita Singe, Brittney Smith Belgrave 63 d Monbulk Hawks 25 Monbulk's Best: Nicole MacDowell (9 goals), Kaitlyn Seamer, Sophie Stubbs (10 goals) Belgrave's Best: Petra Keogh, Lauren Bennett (26 goals), Kalen Winters Olinda Ferny Creek 81 d Warburton Millgrove 20 Olinda Ferny Creek Best: Not provided Warburton Millgrove Best: Natalia Petrucev, Zoe Abbruzzese (11 goals), Selina Fotia Wandin 75 d Emerald 33 Wandin Best: Sinead Lumsden (31 goals), Madeline George Emerald Best: Eilish Loveday, Sally Rush, Abbey Dejong (8 goals) Division 2 A Grade Netball Powelltown 77 d Gembrook Cockatoo 19 Powelltown Best: Demi Barber, Amanda Martin, Olivia Caneva (43 goals) Gembrook Cockatoo Best: Brooke Munnerley, Lainey Williams, Kaitlyn Dullard Yarra Junction 59 d Yarra Glen 50 Yarra Junction Best: Courtney Lever, Hannah Sciberras, Mia Motteram Yarra Glen Best: Nicole Moate (25 goals), Edana Lacey. Kali Fraser Kinglake 63 d Alexandra 41 Kinglake Best: Monique Nagle (39 goals), Caitlin Ryan, Bridget Waack Alexandra Best: Ellie Hedger (20 goals), Louise Chapple (5 goals), Lauren Steyger (16 goals) Seville: Bye Yea: Bye mailcommunity.com.au

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After a week at the home ground last week, Monbulk Junior Footy headed off to play various away teams. A bit of a mixed bag with results as we move into the second half of the season. Keep fighting, Hawks. Under 9s They played very well and demonstrated a high level of skill and commitment to their team. They used the ball well and shared with their teammates. They kicked a lot of goals and took plenty of marks. Best: Luca Ploeg, Bailey McConchie, Ava Sproat, Hudson Comfort, Ben White. Under 10s They started brilliantly against a strong Mount Evelyn side. Mount Evelyn played a very solid last three quarters; the team worked hard all day and continue to improve. When they stick to their structures, things work. Best: Finn C, Isaac M, Robert C, Jed F, Ethan K Under 11s They had a strong start to the game and led at one stage. However, they struggled to complete in the air; great effort, however, and some fantastic individual performances. Monbulk 1.0.6 v Upwey 2.6.18 Best: Etienne. Hamish. Thomas. Xavier. Jack Under 12s It was not their day. The scoreboard cannot reflect the effort and contest the boys displayed. Sometimes it doesn't go your way, but that's OK. Well done to every single boy. Monbulk 0.0.0 v Mt Evelyn 11.1.67 Best: Joel, Jason, Kody, Jacob, Lucas Under 14s Blue The opposition came out firing, but credit to the team for fighting back the next three quarters and never giving up. Monbulk 2.4.16 v Mt Evelyn 8.7.55 Best: Coby P, Will H, Charlie B, Jayden S,

Last week was a big week of cross country championships for Yarra Ranges Athletics athletes. Victorian All Schools Cross Country Championships, Victorian Open Cross Country Championships and LAVIC Eastern Region Cross Country Championships kept everyone busy. Congratulations to all athletes who competed and to those who meddalled or bettered their expectations. Special mention to the six club athletes Harry Norman, Lily Peacock, Georgia Laven, Maddie Laven, Kiara Flavel and Indigo Linde - who were selected to represent Victoria at the Australian Cross Country Championships iN Maleny, Queensland, in August. Results from Vic All Schools Cross Country

Noah (Under 14s Green) clears the ball from defence. Bradley L-W Under 14s Green A really good effort against a strong opposition. They team got a goal; the first one in weeks. Commitment and effort remain the strong suit. Monbulk 1.1.7 v Wandin 14.13.97 Best: Jamie T, Sam N, Moe H, Aaron N, Mika B Under 14s Girls Monbulk 5.4.34 v Emerald 2.2.14 Best: Ruby R, Jade F, Alexia R, Maddie L Under 16s The boys were fantastic! A bit of a slow start then finished strong across the ground. Moving and sharing of the ball was a stand out. Well done. Monbulk 21.17.143 v Woori Yallock 1.1.7 Best: Dylan G, Gary R, Toby H, Laine F, Jayden S Under 18s Girls After a quiet first quarter, the girls got a quick goal which set the tone for the rest of the game, with a cracking win against a strong team. Monbulk 6.4.40 v Gembrook 1.5.11 Best: Steph, Ellen, Maddy G, Shayla

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Championships: Under 14 Girls 3km Madeline Laven 2nd 10.51, Kiara Flavel 4th 10.57, Indigo Linde 6th 11.03, Piper Naismith 45th 12.35, Ashleigh Rooke 78th 13.18. Under 15 Boys 4km Angus Norman 26th 14.09. Under 15 Girls 4km Mia Strudley 15th 15.22. Under 17 Boys 6km Harrison Van Duuren 18th 20.56, Camden Hewitson 55th 23.31, Liam Russell 86th 25.51. Under 17 Girls 4km Georgia Laven 2nd 14.00, Zoe Sibley 17th 15.34. Under 18 Boys 6km Harry Norman 5th 19.16. Under 18 Girl 4km Lily Peacock 3rd 14.03, Grace Muller 11th 14.55. Under 20 Men 8km Max Savill-Bentley 23rd 30.14 On Saturday 30 June, cross country will be the club handicap at Margaret Lewis Reserve, Coldstream. The club welcomes all athletes of any age or ability.

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New supercar on its way Toyota has confirmed it has started development of a road-going super sports car that uses the same hybrid drivetrain technology as that honed in its Le Mans-winning Toyota GAZOO Racing TS050 Hybrid race car. The announcement coincided with the Japanese carmaker's historic first ever win in the iconic 24 hours of Le Mans World Endurance Championship race in France. Shigeki Tomoyama, President of GAZOO Racing Company, said that competing in the World Endurance Championship - one of the most demanding motorsports series - and racing at Le Mans had helped Toyota advance the development of its hybrid technology. "We started this project because we believe that creating a super sports car that delivers the same appeal as the TS050 Hybrid greatly adds to Toyota's involvement in WEC. And at some point in the near future, customers will have a chance to get behind the wheel of this incredible machine and experience its astonishing power and driving performance," Tomoyama said. To further whet fans' appetites, Toyota displayed the GR Super Sport Concept at the Toyota GAZOO Racing 'Fan Village' during the Le Mans race. The GR Super Sport Concept was unveiled at the Tokyo Auto Salon in January and features the same 735kW (1000hp) twin-turbo V6

The sports design is sure to turn a few heads. Toyota Hybrid System - Racing (THS-R) drivetrain as the TS050 race car. Beneath the sleek white bodywork, the GR Super Sport Concept shares many of its components with the TS050 race car reflecting Toyota GAZOO Racing's aim to ensure that technologies and know-how acquired in motorsport are fed back into new production vehicles.

Roadside rubbish in revolting rise of random refuse Illegal dumping of rubbish is a huge problem for VicRoads across Eastern Victoria, causing environmental and safety hazards, taking up many hours of labour and costing hundreds of thousands of dollars. VicRoads Eastern Regional Director, Scott Lawrence, said that when members of the community report illegally dumped waste, valuable resources are redirected from delivering other important services to remove the items from public land. "The cost of labour, bin hire, disposal of waste items correctly and the use of specialist contractors occasionally to remove illegally dumped rubbish from roadsides, rest areas and truck pull-off areas is costing the Eastern Region more than $150,000 a year. "VicRoads is committed to keeping our roads clean, however waste control continues to be an ongoing challenge, particularly when people use the roadside as a dumping ground,"

Mr Lawrence said. The most common items removed from roadsides include tyres, mattresses, syringes, asbestos and household rubbish. A recent clean-up of a truck pull-up area involved bottles and bags of human waste. "Illegal dumping is not only unsightly but can also threaten wildlife, cause fires and lead to long-term contamination of land and waterways," he said. "I urge members of the community to report illegal dumping of rubbish to the EPA or contact the police." The illegal dumping of contaminated fill materials, tyres, manufacturing, and construction and demolition waste is an indictable offence, which can attract a maximum penalty of $610,700 or seven years' imprisonment for an individual, and more than $1.2 million for a corporation. The EPA 24-hour pollution hotline is 1300 372 842.

Report illegal dumping of rubbish to the EPA. 181344

The top three winter mistakes made behind the wheel With cold weather approaching, RACV is warning motorists to be prepared and take extra care when driving in winter conditions. Driving in severe weather can be challenging and dangerous, so motorists should try to avoid the three big mistakes of winter driving. Poorly prepared vehicles, speeding, and a failure to treat the icy conditions with respect, are a disastrous cocktail that can lead to accidents and damage to vehicles. 1. Poor preparation. Amazingly, research has found that tyres were often neglected, with one in five cars on Victoria’s roads had at least one unroadworthy tyre. Many car owners also forget to look at other critical items, too. Check your tyres, windscreen wipers, the battery, lights, brakes, heater and cooling system before heading off. Slush and mud were particularly hard on vehicles so drivers should get their cars serviced regularly. We can’t stress enough how important tyres are to a car’s safety. In slippery conditions like you would find in the snowfields, tyres need to be in tip-top condition. Tyres must have plenty of tread depth and no damage. They should also be inflated to the correct pressure. But be aware this can vary from car to car. The recommended minimum tyre presmailcommunity.com.au

Ensure your vehicle is prepared for winter driving conditions. 156080 sures are usually listed on a sticker inside the driver’s door jamb or glovebox. And don’t forget you have five tyres, not four so give the spare some love too. If your spare is a space-saver, be aware of its speed and distance restrictions. 2. Driving too fast for winter conditions

Remember it takes much longer to stop in the wet, so don’t follow other cars too closely when it is raining or if the roads are wet. Increase the gap between you and the car in front to allow for this. If you’re driving in the high country and encounter snow, drive to the conditions and take

it easy. Even if the snow has been cleared, the road is still likely to be slippery and black ice is always a danger. Use the brake, accelerator and steering smoothly. Always remember that the speed limit is just that; a limit. It is not telling you the speed you must drive at. Drive at a speed that you are comfortable and don’t be pressured to speed up by other motorists. That said, drive courteously and use slow vehicle turn-offs if you need to. 3. Not reacting to the worsening winter weather. If it is foggy don’t put your lights on high beam, as this makes the road harder to see. Instead, use low beam, as this keeps the light on the road. Use front and rear fog lamps if the conditions are bad enough, but remember the rules about when they can be used. In wet weather, use your air-conditioner to prevent your windscreen from fogging up. However, if visibility is so limited that you can’t see the edges of the road or other vehicles at a safe distance, it’s time to pull over and wait for the conditions to ease. At some alpine locations, snow chains are compulsory. VicRoads have an information page on the rules regarding their use. Tuesday, 26 June, 2018

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Queensland Fruit Fly. Photo: Deb Yarrow

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Queensland Fruit Fly larvae in apple. Photo: Bron Koll

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What do I do if I suspect fruit fly damage in my garden? Teach others in the community about the importance of garden hygiene, prevention & reporting.

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What do I do if I suspect fruit fly damage in my garden?

YV coordinator What do I do if I suspectNotify fruitthefly damage in my garden? bait, traps and netting What do I do if I suspect Use fruit fly damage in my garden? Pick all infested fruits and treat to kill larvae (cook or freeze) and dispose in a sealed bag into the rubbish bin, not the compost!

Prune all host plants to a height you can easily net & harvest

Prevent infested fruit entering your property & our Yarra Valley!

QFF traps

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QFF damaged fruit.

Continually pick & remove all ripe fruit—prevent QFF being attracted to your crop

Ensure QFF larvae and pupae can’t survive. STOP THE CYCLE. Trap adult fruit flies. PREVENT THE NEXT GENERATION.

Monitor regularly Report any suspect damage

QFF larvae in apricot. Photo: C. Bain

Prevent any movement of infested fruit.

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Contacts Regional Coordinator Agriculture Victoria 136186 Neighbours, Agronomists QFF larvae in apricot. Photo: C. Bain Nurseries & fruit growers

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QFF larvae in apricot. Photo: C. Bain

PROTECT OUR FRUIT FLY FREE

Keep infested fruit out YARRA VALLEY

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Keep infested fruit out

QFF larvae in apricot. Photo: C. Bain

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