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Fresh hope at home A Lilydale affordable housing project received a $200,000 boost. On Wednesday 18 July, the Housing, Disability and Ageing Minister Martin Foley announced the Social Housing Investment Planning (SHIP) grant. The State Government cash will help Yarra Ranges Council to further plan a development pegged for 67-69 Anderson Street. Mr Foley said applicants had to demonstrate how their proposal would improve social housing outcomes in their area. "The quality of the applications we received was very high and I look forward to seeing the impact these projects will have in housing Victorians in their respective communities," he said. Neal Taylor from charity Holy Fools said the news was fantastic. "It's been a wonderful initiative of the council and I really want to applaud the council for moving a little bit in the direction they should be heading in," he said. "I applaud what's happening there. "I think it's a good example of what the council could be doing a lot more of." Mr Taylor said the need for affordable housing was "huge". He said about 400 people were homeless in the area, "which is 400 people too many". "There are others stuck in transition housing or living in bad conditions because there's

nowhere for them to go," he said. "We need affordable housing desperately, not only for the homeless we've got but a number of other people living on the razor's edge of homelessness." The council's social and economic development director, Ali Wastie, said the shire engaged with the community last year on a proposal to create more social housing in Lilydale using land surplus to the council's needs. She said the land was near transport, the town's activity centre, education and job opportunities. "Community feedback raised suggestions about parking, a reduction in the number of units and ensuring the proposal would add value to the Lilydale community," Ms Wastie said. "Residents supported the development of housing for people with disability, an idea that closely aligns with council's strategic values." She said the SHIP grant would allow the council to consider the viability of a smaller development, undertake detailed studies into parking and traffic, develop more detailed plans and seek expressions of interest from a suitable housing association or provider. "The grant will also allow council to engage further with the community about the proposal as it develops," Ms Wastie said.

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Plastic’s not fantastic By Derek Schlennstedt Vicky Boyle and Sue Etherington will be helping to rid the Dandenongs of all plastic bags but they need help. The Plastic Bag Free Dandenong Ranges will hold its third Sewathon next month and residents are invited to create and sew the boomerang bags. Picture: ROB CAREW See page 20 for the full story. 183118

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The editor’s desk A Woori Yallock local heard sirens on Tuesday 17 July and gave us a call. They suspected a car crash - there were lots of sirens - but wondered if we knew exactly what was happening. Within a few minute we'd spoken with CFA and Ambulance Victoria and used our Facebook page to advise people to avoid the Warburton Highway scene. We went to the scene, knowing that someone had been trapped in one of the vehicles involved but not knowing what we'd witness. We took photographs, mindful not to identify the cars involved or capture any injured parties at their most vulnerable. Later that day and over the course of the following day, once the dust had settled, we spoke again with emergency services to paint a fuller picture of what happened. We walk a constant tightrope as we try to keep the community informed while protecting people's privacy. If we say too much, our readers are understandably concerned about invading private moments. If we say too little, the community calls out for more details or speculates, sometimes spreading misinformation. In this case we were lucky, too, that an alert community member thought to seek information from a reliable source their local newspaper. Social media has made it possible for individuals and groups to communicate directly but that information is unchecked. So reach out to us. We want to start and participate in conversations for the community's benefit. - Casey Neill

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Abrooch-ing her art As part of her Pinup Doll journey, Mount Evelyn local Cherry La Blaze is bringing attention to domestic violence by raising money for RizeUp Australia. The issue is particularly close to Ms La Blaze, who spoke to the ‘Mail’ about her own experience with domestic violence. “I’m a survivor myself; I was in a psychological and emotionally violent relationship for 10 years,” she said. “I left when my first daughter was 16-months-old. “After that we had nothing, but I was lucky enough in that my dad set us up, brought us to Victoria and bought us everything. “Following this opportunity I wanted to help those that didn’t have the same support that I had.” That support has come in the form of a brooch which Ms La Blaze had designed. From each brooch sold, $20 will go toward helping domestic violence survivors. “It’s inspired by this old '50s style and it’s a lady's face,” she said. “When I was talking to Daisy Jeans designs who designed it, we were trying to think of a name and she was telling me about her grandmother who was also a survivor, so we called it Barbara La Blaze; Barbara being her grandmother’s name.” “Domestic violence can affect anyone and it’s important to remember that it’s not always physical abuse. “Emotional, psychological and financial abuse can also have life long effects that may never heal, but we can start to make a difference now.” Ms La Blaze is also competing in the Pinup Doll Australia competition, which celebrates vintage glamour. The fund-raising is part of the competition, though Ms La Blaze said she also aimed to

Lilydale arrests in drug raid Police executed a warrant in Lilydale as part of a long-running investigation into alleged drug-trafficking in licensed venues. Melbourne Divisional Response Unit detectives executed search warrants about 5am on Tuesday 17 July in Lilydale, Wantirna and Northcote. They arrested four men and seized drugs, including cocaine, as well as cash. Detective Inspector Stephen Cooper said there was no room for illicit drug trading within the community. "We know the impact illicit drugs can and do have within our society, particularly on our most vulnerable," Det Insp Cooper said. "There is zero tolerance for this type of behaviour and individuals who feel they are above the law. "We will continue focusing our efforts on detecting and stopping those who choose to bring these harmful substances into our streets and licensed venues to ultimately minimise the damage they cause." Two men arrested at the Lilydale address, aged 29 and 30, were assisting police with their inquiries. Police charged the two men arrested at the Northcote address, aged 27 and 30, with trafficking cocaine and possessing cocaine and proceeds of crime. They were bailed to appear at Melbourne Magistrates' Court on 6 September.

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Cherry La Blaze is bringing attention to domestic violence with a brooch that highlights the issue. continue fund-raising following the competition's conclusion. “My fund-raising won’t stop once my Pinup Doll Australia journey does, I hope to continue to advocate for this amazing organisa-

tion and the survivors.” Rizeup Australia is a community-driven organisation of passionate men and women, dedicated to supporting families affected by domestic and family violence.

Police are seeking information regarding alleged illegal spotlighting and hunting in and around the Bunyip State park. Police members said that people are illegally hunting in the Bunyip State Park sometimes trespassing on private property just to locate animals. If information has any information about illegal hunting or trespassing please contact Crime Stoppers on 1800 333 000 or make an anoymous report online at www.crimestoppersvic.com.au

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Now Zac’s in the House A Lilydale boy is heading to Canberra to speak up for local diabetics. The Mail reported in May that Zac Wall was intent on advocating for a cure for Type 1 diabetes. A diabetic himself, the 12-year-old Edinburgh College student was hoping to represent the electorate of Casey in the Kids in the House program. Only one child from each electorate is permitted to attend. His mum, Jeanette Wall, said he'd been successful in his application and would be heading to Canberra in August to visit Parliament House to debate the benefits of research into Type 1 diabetes. She's previously said that Zac was passionate about furthering this cause from a young age. "Zac has been a Juvenile Diabetes Research

Foundation (JDRF) advocate since he was six and has regularly been a voice for continued funding for research, and clinical research trials, for the cure of Type 1," she said. Zac has participated in Kids in the House before, when he was just seven years old. At that time, back in 2012, Zac and his mum spoke about how hard it was to keep Zac healthy. He needed about four needles and 12 finger prick tests each day to ensure his blood sugar levels didn't get too high or too low. "We live our lives on call because diabetes doesn't sleep, so you always need to be on the ball," Jeanette said. "Managing diabetes is a job in itself for parents and I would be beyond amazingly relieved and grateful if we can get a cure for the kids. "It would make a world of difference for their lives and it would make a difference for their family as well because diabetes really is like another person in the house."

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Police are seeking information regarding a stolen car in Tecoma, last seen on 19 July. It is believed the black, 2009 Holden Commodore was stolen from Burwood Highway, Tecoma, sometime before 19 July. Anyone with information is urged to contact Belgrave Police on 9754 6677

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On Saturday 21 July at 6.25pm, Lilydale divisional van members responded to reports from concerned members of the public and attended the intersection of Maroondah Hwy and Victoria Rd, Lilydale. A 52-year-old male driver subsequently accompanied police members to a police station where he returned an evidentiary breath test reading of 0.188. The man’s licence was immediately suspended and his vehicle was impounded for 30 days at a cost of $1,017. He will be charged on summons in relation to drink-driving. When his licence is restored, he will have to fit an alcohol interlock to any car he drives.

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Backs can spell trouble Will my disc ever heal? If you've ever had, or currently have, a disc injury to your lower back, you will understand why physiotherapists are often asked this question. There are two main mechanisms by which discs can create pain: annular injury and protrusion/extrusion. Annular injuries are typically degenerative in nature, though can also be the result of trauma. Prior to the 1950s the tiny nerves that supply the outer fibres of the disc (annulus) had never been seen, thus the disc itself was thought to be insensitive to pain. We now know that the disc can be a source of pain, that this pain is poorly localised due to an overlap of the three spinal nerves above and below, and that the deep, visceral pain it causes makes the disc unique in human musculoskeletal tissue. When an extruded or protruded lower back

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is called resorption and the pace at which this occurs can vary between individuals. Resorption rate is affected by genetics, systemic health, smoking and the continuance of aggravating postures or activities. The most hopeful part about this information is that surgery to remove the disc material is no longer indicated as an early treatment measure in most cases, as we know that the material will resorb over time. Surgery should be urgently considered for a disc extrusion or protrusion if there is a change in bowel or bladder function (incontinence or retention) or numbness in the saddle area. Otherwise, surgery is indicated only if progressive weakness of leg muscles is occurring and numbness is evident in the skin of the leg; and/or the pain is not manageable with conservative care. Conservative care for any disc injury includes physiotherapy, low weight-bearing ex-

ercise, avoidance of aggravating activities and postures (typically sitting, repetitive bending and incorrect lifting) and pain-relieving medication or injections into the affected area if required in the short-term. Examples of low weight-bearing exercise are hydrotherapy and equipment clinical pilates with a physiotherapist performed across gravity. Discs can heal if the right conditions for this are created. To read the unedited article in full please visit www.drphysio.com.au/blog

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vic floor exercises, common misconceptions and preventable female incontinence at the Monbulk living and Learning Centre. Numbers are limited and you can register directly with D.R.Physio by phoning 9751 0400 or emailing info@drphysio.com.au.

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DRMCThe Dandenong Ranges Music Council and Sherbrooke-Tecoma Crossroads will host an Attitude Drumming, Singing and Dance Party on Thursday 26th July 2018 at Tecoma Uniting Church from 7-9pm. All ages, all abilities and all welcome. For more information: drmc@drmc.org.au or phone 9754 6566

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The Upwey Country Music Club is presenting a Walk Up - Open Mic concert, on Sunday 5th of August, at the Guides Hall in Underwood Road, Ferntree Gully, from 12.30 - 5 pm., Artists perform songs in the Country, Bluegrass and Folk genres. The hall can accomodate an audience of up to 100. All welcome. New singers, musicians, and bands are always welcome. A band or musician is available to back singers, if required. Just bring your music along. There is a small entrance charge of $7 ($5 for members) to help cover costs. The club runs regular concerts on the first Sunday of

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Letters to Lindy A mother's loss, a nation's obsession Portrayed with humour and heartbreak, this enthralling work by award-winning playwright Alana Valentine (Parramatta Girls, Head Full of Love) explores the public's relationship with one of 20th Century Australia's most iconic figures. The exhibition opens Tuesday, July 24 at Burrinja Theatre.

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Member for Monbulk and Education Ministion James Merlino announced that if re-elected Labor will invest $7.1 million to build a brand-new library, a new grade 5 and 6 building and two new competition grade outdoor netball courts at Monbulk Primary School.

Liberal candidate for Monbulk John Schurink, shadow police minister, Ed O'Donohue, and liberal opposition leader Matthew Guy met with constituents outside to Monbulk Police Station to announce a $5.1 million plan to rebuild the station.

Millions set for Monbulk By Derek Schlennstedt Monbulk MP James Merlino and Liberal candidate for Monbulk John Schurink both pledged more than $5 million for projects in the township of Monbulk. On Friday 20 July, Mr Merlino met with Monbulk Primary School students, parents and teachers and announce that if re-elected in November, a Labor government would invest $7.1 million to build a new library, Grade 5 and 6 building, and two competition-grade outdoor netball courts.

The same day, Mr Schurink, Liberal Opposition Leader Matthew Guy and Shadow Police Minister, Ed O’Donohue announced that a Liberal government would invest $5.1 million to rebuild the Monbulk Police Station. Speaking at the Monbulk Primary assembly, Mr Merlino asked students about the condition of the existing Grade 5 and 6 building and was met with a unanimous response that it was “old and smelt“. “As both the Minister for Education and the local member, I know how much Monbulk Primary matters to local families,“ he said.

“These investments will make sure local kids are getting the very best start in life.“ He said students would use the netball courts during school times and clubs could use them outside school hours. Principal Lyn Ordish spoke to the ‘Mail’ shortly after the announcement and said the school didn’t have a library and that the Grade 5 and 6 portables could no longer cater to increasing student numbers. Outside the Monbulk Police Station, Mr Schurink said it was “vital that the Monbulk com-

munity has the resources it needs to fight crime and protect our communities when we need help the most and this new facility will provide that”. “The current facilities in Monbulk are no longer acceptable for a station that not only provides police response here, but also over a large area across the Dandenong Ranges,” he said. “These new facilities will improve the safety for all of our police men and women so they can continue to keep not only Monbulk, but all Victorians safe.”

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LETTERS Courts closed to the community I am a former player, umpire, coach and committee member of Belgrave South Netball Club, and was most upset to see the courts completely fenced and inaccessible to the public. Last week we took our grandchildren up to play a game on the courts only to find that there was no way to enter the courts. When did the courts become the property of a selected few, locking out the residents and ratepayers of Belgrave South?' Wendy Worrell, Belgrave South.

Bag ban money grab Are the new plastic shopping bags now biodegradable? When supermarkets introduced single use plastic bags, many people even believed they were biodegradable, which they were not. To do something good for the environment, new shopping bags should be replaced with something better, but customers should not have to pay for them twice. Woolworths/Coles wouldn't be so quick with this ban if there were not huge profits in it for them. Shopping bags, paper or plastic, have always been included in the price of products already. So now they save over $170 million by banning the current plastic bags, then they make another $72 million on the new 'mostly plastic' shopping bags, while customers have to pay extra for them. Producers/sellers must become more responsible, as people can only buy what is available. Customer service is also wanting. Have they forgotten that without customers they have no business? Where is the benefit, when prices constantly go up for cheap imported products and customers having to do the scanning, unpacking, repacking with not enough manned check-

outs and the aisles are often blocked with trolleys by staff filling shelves, which was previously done at night? Maybe it is time to go back to the markets and the butcher, baker, greengrocer etc. Most plastics come from Asia, mostly China, including plastic bags but now they don't want to even buy their plastic rubbish back. Isn't it time to cut back on all unnecessary plastic imports? It's hard to believe that at the last Tennis Open, many thousands of plastic bottles of water were imported from China. Who was responsible for that? Don't we have enough clean water here? While pollution from cigarette butts is greater than from plastic bags, NO supermarket or government is complaining or doing something about it, because there is no profit in it for them, stopping the sale of cigarettes. Hygiene could become a problem in summer and it remains to be seen if it is worth it, when people become ill from salmonella or ecoli by using dirty reusable bags. Who are they going to blame? Governments should use the money they save from what they were paying China for the waste and use it for recycling here. There is not a reason to hike up rates again. RE Kudis, Montrose.

CARTOON By Danny Zemp.

ICU delay an election ploy Quick access to an intensive care unit can, for some, be the difference between life and death. During my 27 years as a paramedic I saw first-hand many lives saved as a result of early treatment at an ICU. Sadly, I also cared for those who, because of geography and time, were unfortunately unable to receive such intensive treatment. For the wonderful communities of the Dandenong Ranges, access to an ICU is remote - Box Hill for some, Casey or Dandenong for others - and with ever-more traffic congestion, these locations are getting further away from us in the time taken to access.

For that reason I canâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;t accept the decision of James Merlino and the Andrews Government to not open the Angliss Hospital Intensive Care Unit and Short Stay Unit until October, just before the election. Work on the project was completed months ago and it should be open now. The Andrews Government has had over two years to plan for its opening and for James Merlino to cite staff training as the reason for the delay is grossly inadequate and not good enough.

Winter is a very busy time for hospitals and a period of risk for many sick and elderly Victorians. The Andrews Government must commit to opening the Angliss Hospital ICU and Short Stay Unit immediately. To do otherwise continues to put the communities of the Monbulk electorate at risk. James, time for action. John Schurink, Liberal candidate for Monbulk.

THE LOWDOWN Q&A What is something people don't know about you? I was a published writer and photographer and had many changes in my working life before ending up working in a charitable capacity with our rescue. What has been your most memorable moment? Returning to study as a mature age; it was challenging but lead to achieving a Masters Degree and a PhD which seemed unreachable. When the thesis was passed and the goal achieved it was a personal and memorable milestone. What would your final meal be? My final meal would probably be a picnic with fresh and natural produce, and a cool refreshing dessert. What event, past or present or future would you like to witness? I would like to witness progress in animal law to include the pet rabbit. This would include restricting the sale of pets in pet shops, which in turn would stem the flow of breeding in backyards and dumping of unwanted pets. I would like to see the pet rabbit categorised as a restricted pet. This action would enforce the education of businesses to understand the nature, care and welfare of the animals they are selling, so that this is passed onto the buyer. As rabbits are also considered feral pests, I cannot understand why this has not happened already. What is your favourite book? I seem to enjoy reading books associated with the topics I am interested in at the time. For example during my research, I delved into the relationship people had with the natural world throughout history and enjoyed all the relevant authors. What six guests, dead or alive, would you invite to a dinner party? I would invite Aileen and Mark, my parents 6 MAIL

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who have since passed. Aileen was a researcher of our family history. I would also invite four of my ancestors, which would include Grace O'Malley, from our Irish heritage, who was also known as the Pirate Queen. What are you working on right now? I am currently working on our 2018 fundraising trivia night themed Rabbit Runaway Orphanage "In a Winter Wonderland". This fundraiser is crucial to raising funds for the vet care of our health challenged rabbits. I am also preparing our 2019 calendar, which will celebrate our 10 years as a charity. What is it that attracted you to rabbits?

I was never attracted to rabbits, I had not had them as pets, I had not even considered them as a pet. We did not have pets and knew nothing about rabbits. One day, two stray rabbits wandered into our property. We did not set out to rescue or re-home this unique pet. They literally wandered into our lives. After the fourth one arrived on our property, we took some of these animals to another rescue where they were killed. This was not acceptable to me and I found this so distressing that my husband and I set out to do something about it. Our lives were lead on a different path from that day forward. The Orphanage evolved from this encounter and forged its own path, taking us with it.

THREE â&#x20AC;Ś things to keep in mind when burning off

The Environment Protection Authority Victoria (EPA) warned that household or farm waste such as silage wrap, chemical containers or old tyres wouldn't burn properly and would produce large amounts of smoke. These items should instead be sent to a properlymanaged landfill or recycler.

Fallen trees or other natural wood being burnt should be as dry as possible and not freshly cut, to keep down the volume of smoke. Timber that has been used in a building, furniture or other manufactured product must not be burnt.

The EPA said anyone burning off should pay attention to the weather, making sure they minimise the impact of smoke on neighbouring properties and have sufficient water ready to extinguish the fire if conditions change or the smoke gets out of hand.

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Holiday boot camp By Derek Schlennstedt When Jett Farrar's parents broke the 'exciting news' that he would be spending the school holidays on the Gold Coast, the 17-year-old from Belgrave South imagined a fun-filled vacation of sight-seeing and relaxing on the sunny beaches. What Jett did not anticipate was that he would be actually taking part in a 9-day military-style boot camp to help him build resilience, discipline and leadership skills, all while staying in a remote corner of the Gold Coast hinterland. The intensive program involves teens and tweens getting back to nature and learning how to communicate without any technology, all while pushing their personal limits. It is the brainchild of Veteran Mentors, a group of ex-servicemen and women who wanted to use their combat experience and military training to help children who are facing a range of issues such as technology addiction, bullying and low self-esteem. According to Jett, prior to going to the camp he had been addicted to technology and had no drive to complete schoolwork. "My parents didn't think I'd be able to handle coming here - not having access to technology," said Jett. "I always used the excuse that I had nothing else to do, which left me with no drive to do anything." After just five days with the Veteran Mentors team, he said he felt 'a lot better' than when he first arrived. "At first I was nervous and scared, but I feel a lot better now. I have a good team working with me," said Jett. "Each morning we complete physical training sessions and I really enjoy feeling good about myself afterwards - especially knowing that my team helped me through it."

Belgrave 17-year-old Jett Farrar with his section leader Corey Neil at the Veteran Mentors boot camp designed to assist children to become accountable for both their behaviour and decisions. Jett said when he returned home, he would be focused on harnessing everything he learned to find better things to do with his time. "I've learnt some pretty cool skills, and I'm excited to share those with my family," said Jett. Former Australian Army Combat Engineer and now Director of Veteran Mentors Troy Methorst said he and the other military veterans were all about helping kids, just like Jett, become accountable for their behaviour and decisions. "A group of us put our heads together and realised that we had knowledge and experience that could really help the younger generation," said Mr Methorst, who served in Afghanistan and East Timor.

"Our programs are ideal for 12 to 17-yearold children demonstrating poor behaviours, low selfesteem, lack of respect, addiction to technology, issues with drugs and alcohol, or simply to propel them to reach their fullest potential. "It can also help those who are anxious and struggling to find their place in this busy world. Some of the children who come on the program are facing difficulties at home - often with separated, divorced or seriously ill parents." The Veteran Mentors also do motivational speaking and smaller team building sessions at schools, as well as parent workshops. The next program is set to run from 29 September to 7 October.

Digital CFA By Derek Schlennstedt CFA District 13 is one of the outer metropolitan districts that Is included in the transition from using analogue channels to using digital dispatch channels when communicating with VicFire. As part of the Victorian State Government's Digital Radio Upgrade Program (DRUP), CFA's outer metropolitan Districts (7, 8, 13 and 14) whill all transition to digital by March 2019. District 13 is predicted to be able to use the digital dispatch channels by February 2019. The Program, facilitated by Emergency Management Victoria, will bring CFA's outer metropolitan districts up to the same quality of dispatch communications enjoyed by CFA regional districts, Victoria Police, MFB, and Ambulance Victoria in metropolitan Melbourne. It is seen as an important step to further enhance rural brigades' capacity to carry out their duties. The upgrades will see an additional 33 towers built across the four Districts as well as the introduction of 25 VicFire-allocated fire ground channels. These new channels will use the new tower network to improve communications, providing better audio quality dispatch communications between CFA and VicFire. CFA's DRUP Project Director Shane Peacock said that when implemented, brigades will be advised of their allocated fire ground channel on their pager and by VicFire when turning out. "The State Government has invested heavily in the enhancement of the RMR digital network which will see improved communications capabilities across CFA's Outer Metropolitan Districts," Mr Peacock said. To allow time for members to get used to the transition to digital, both the digital and analogue dispatch channels will be patched together at VicFire for a period of time after transition.

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Archie and Edith from Menzies Creek Primary School are ready to recycle.

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surrounds apart prompted readers to reveal some possible solutions. The most common suggestion was horse crib paste. On the Mail Facebook page, Paul Mather said he put it on the timber at his place. “They hate the taste. Left it on for a month then cleaned off and they never came back,” he said.

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In the bag Coles has reported more customers are getting on board and bringing their own bags following the move away from single-use bags. And, as an added incentive (if saving the planet is not incentive enough) they are offering 30 flybuy points to shoppers who do not buy a new bag or take a complimentary Better Bag. Ends 31 July.

By Derek Schlennstedt Think plastic bags are bad for the ocean? There's an equally bad offender in your bathroom. Australia throws away an estimated 30 million toothbrushes every year and the 1000 tonnes of rubbish generated by those brushes are now being targeted by schools around Victoria - specifically Menzies Creek Primary School. As part of a nationwide initiative, the school has taken up the challenge to reduce the amount of oral care products that go into landfill. Since June, students at Menzies Creek Primary have been busy collecting oral care waste items to recycle for the Colgate Community Garden Challenge.

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Tania McGregor, Garden specialist at Menzies Creek Primary said the products collected by the school are sorted into 2kg packages.The packages are then sent to TerraCycle, which creates new products from the waste.So far, the school has accumulated almost two of the 2kg packages. "Its oral care products, toothbrushes, empty toothpaste tubes, packaging and floss containers - all those items that are normally thrown in to the bin," said Ms McGregor. Ms McGregor invited locals to drop-off any oral care products they might have. "We've just got a box in the office and junior building and got a poster on the front, so anyone can just drop their stuff in the box." To vote for a school visit https://www.terracycle.com.au/en-AU/brigades/colgategarden

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Healesville last week lost Maurie Gray and Rev Dipaloko, two men who loved their community and who earned the admiration and respect of many in it. Maurie was a true gentleman and Healesville’s favourite butcher for more than 30 years. A charter member of the Lions Club of Healesville, he had been a member for 57 years. Maurie passed away, age 87, after a long illness on Saturday 14 July with his family by his side. A service was held on Monday 23 July. Rev came to Healesville more than 15 years ago as a political refugee from Burma and made it his home. He embraced any opportunity to play a role in the democracy he valued as an Australian, regularly attended ceremonies such as Anzac Day and Remembrance Day, rallies and other events that needed a voice for a cause he believed in. Rev passed away, aged 76, on 18 July. Details of a memorial service will be announced once finalised. The Mail will pay tribute to Maurie and Rev in the coming weeks.

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Roll on in for good times The Monbulk Bowling Club is the go-to venue for a tasty meal and good old fashioned customer service. The club is focused on offering great customer service and have received awards for their efforts for the last five years from Frontier Hospitality. With a warm and friendly atmosphere, The Monbulk Bowling Club is the perfect venue for catching up with friends, relaxing after a busy day or celebrating a special occasion with family and friends. And as Monbulk Bowling Club General Manager Denise Rutzou explained, there's always something delicious on the menu. "We have included a few feature dishes on our menu - be sure to try the new Katsu Pork Curry or Lemon Vanilla Panacotta with Blueberry Syrup," Denise said. "The club is proud to offer the best bar prices in town, with an interesting and varied wine list, including regular 'Wine of the Month' features for something a bit different. Currently, we have Philip Shaw 'The Architect' Chardonnay and Philip Shaw 'The Idiot' Shiraz as our wine of the month to tempt your taste buds." Don't forget, the club is now well equipped with a power generator to keep the venue warm, cosy, bright and open - even when the rest of the hills is in darkness. "Friday night is a night of entertainment at the bistro, with local artists entertaining patrons while they eat dinner," Denise said. "Why not book a table of family and friends and enjoy the music? It's a great way to relax into the weekends and support the great local artists. Be sure to book as the artists can be very popular!" If lawn bowls sounds like something cus-

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The stunning main bedroom features a walk-in-robe fitted with functional storage options, and an ensuite effect to the large main bathroom with separate shower and bath. The other two good sized bedrooms are fitted with built-in robes and are serviced by the second bathroom/laundry. With ducted heating and double blinds throughout the home, as well as the split system heating/cooling in the kitchen area, this home is one to be enjoyed at all times of the year. With the added extras of the large single carport and circular driveway entrance, there is no shortage of space. With all the work done and ready for new owners, this property is perfect located within easy walking distance to the thriving Upwey township with its many cafes and restaurants, schools and public transport and only an inspection can truly display the magnificence of this fully updated home. â&#x2014;?

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The 1st Cockatoo Scout group accepts a donation of $2000 from Ranges First National.

BRANCHING OUT INTO COCKATOO THE Ranges First National team has been working in the ‘hills’ for a while now but with the ever growing community of Cockatoo and surrounds the team saw demand in the area for a permanent agency. With no other agencies in Cockatoo, the Ranges team is excited to be the local real estate hub! After a successful Grand Opening on 14 July, the office is now fully operational and has sales and property management staff

on hand to help with any enquiry. The Grand Opening brought the community together over a free coffee from Brunch on McBride and free sausages in bread cooked by the Cockatoo Scouts. The Ranges team also awarded the 1st Cockatoo Scout group with a donation of $2000 to put towards a new generator to help run their hot jam doughnut stall at the local Cockatoo community market. Mick Dolphin, the director at Ranges

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First National, said: “After purchasing the business nearly two years ago, we have seen so much growth and support, it was a no-brainer to open a second office, and what better location than Cockatoo? “It’s been such a great experience getting the office up and running, with friendly faces popping in to say gidday as they walk by the office.” With the Ranges First National office in Belgrave still fully operational, they are

setting the standard high with plans to have the Cockatoo office running just as successfully as the Belgrave and have both working together to provide service to the ‘hills’. The team invite anyone to come in to have a chat or just have a look at the new office, open from 9am-5pm weekdays and 9am-noon on Saturday. The team can be contacted by phone on 9754 6111 or by email cockatoo@rangesfn.com.au ●

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$660,000 - $726,000

FOUR BEDROOM HOME ON A FLAT BLOCK IN A QUIET STREET

MORE THAN MEETS THE EYE

- Hidden away in a quiet spot on a lat and usable half acre (approx.). - With four good size bedrooms, including master with an updated ensuite plus lovely central bathroom and a large character kitchen making it easy for you to move into and relax. - There is also plenty of off street parking, with room to entertain your friends and family while watching your children and/or four legged friends play in the yard. -The home also has a garden shed (single garage size) and a wood shed. All these beautiful features within a short drive to cockatoo main hub you would be crazy not to have a look.

- Comprising of 3 generous size bedrooms including your choice of master bedrooms – a zoned master downstairs with its own bathroom - or one with large walk through robe and access to main bathroom. - Located on 1120m2 (approx.) - Two large separate living areas, a beautiful up to the minute kitchen with a porcelain sink, dishwasher and timber bench tops and meals area that leads out to big deck with tree top views. -  split systems, stunning wood heater, loor boards and sealed drive leading around the back of the property to the under-house double carport/workshop.

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$670,000-$737,000

POSITION, PRESENTATION,WITH PLENTY ON OFFER…… - Mostly solid brick home is situated on a sunny lat ¼ acre approx. - 3 bedroom home features a modern en-suite with walk in robe, informal dining area two large living zones which could be modiied into providing a 4th bedroom if required. - Large undercover deck - Ample storage throughout, ceiling fans, ducted heating, Ultimate wood ire, predominately fenced rear yard, plenty of off street parking, and has the convenience of a bus stop on the corner - Within walking distance to the Upwey and Tecoma township, and yet still provides a tranquil setting.

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HORSE HEAVEN WITH A HOUSE AND VIEWS TO MATCH ON 6.6 ACRES (approx.)! -With a view and location to complement the horse enthusiasts dream -5 watered paddocks, 2 stables, tack & feed room, hot wash and arena. -The home itself comprises of three bedrooms plus study, ducted heating, split system cooling and rear deck from which to admire the view. -Three bay garage with concrete loor and double carport, hay shed, dam and three large water tanks and plenty of off street parking

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$740,000-$790,000

Upwey 19 GLenfern AvenUe

$850,000-$935,000

QUIET PARADISE

POSITION YOURSELF IN CONTEMPORY COMFORT

-Located on one of the best roads in avonsleigh is this well presented three bedroom home with an amazing mud brick studio. -The near lat and very usable one acre property -The stunning mud brick building could be used for many activities from stylish guest stay to art studio or even a teenage retreat. -The home itself comprises of three good sized bedrooms, large L shape living, stunning galley style Smith & Smith kitchen with Bosch dishwasher plus separate meals area. -Double carport plus additional off street parking

- This immaculately maintained home offers an open plan lounge and dining area with timber loorboards, gas log ire and is serviced by the hostess kitchen - This fabulous loorplan has four bedrooms, two of which have their own en-suite and walk in robe. - in-ground solar heated pool. - new carpets, gas ducted heating, ducted evaporative cooling,  solar panels 4.5Kl, remote controlled garage, and a fully fenced back yard. - Stunning property is set on a 1355 sq. metre usable block, on a quiet no through road, with iltered views to the bay. Access is via a circular driveway with ample off-street parking.

Contact Mick Dolphin 0429 684 522

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3A 2B 6C Behind high garden gates sits this family home with immediate income potential. With the beneit of a 1-bedroom suite with zoned heating, this is the ideal rental or multi-generational dwelling. The main residence is well cared for throughout the large lounge with wood ire, kitchen and dining with slate loors, study, and comfortable bedrooms with classic doublehung windows. The leafy garden with double garage and 2 carports is also dog friendly making this the perfect property for family living.

Price $720,000 - $770,000 Land 2,594 sq m approx.

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52 Martin Street Belgrave

$610,000 - $660,000

161 Mast Gully Road Ferny Creek

$630,000 - $693,000

HILLS BLISS WITH A MODERN TWIST

CHARMING CHARACTER CLASSIC ON ALMOST 2 ACRES

Come home & unwind while taking in the stunning outlook whilst overlooking a fantastic block of approx 1746sqm. Behind its solid brick facade the newly styled interior offers stunning engineered timber loor boards, a sizable lounge room with Conara style gas ire & cosy meals area. Outside relax in the generous sized backyard while enjoying the surrounding views & established gardens. Contact: Rebecca Halit 0429 888 367 Inspection: Contact Agent (Photo ID Required)

This gorgeous Hills home is full of character & charm. Situated in a peaceful location yet close to local schools, shops & all public transport, this 3 bedroom property will suit anyone looking for a safe haven where children can play happily in the enchanting forest garden. With just under 2 acres to roam in, your family will enjoy spending the warmer months outside running amok. Contact: Sam Adamson 0421 023 760 Inspection: Contact Agent (Photo ID Required)

6 Manuka Avenue Belgrave

4/1566 Burwood Highway Tecoma

$780,000 - $850,000

$450,000 - $470,000

Park-Like Family Retreat on One Acre

GORGEOUS BRICK UNIT IN PRIME POSITION!

Idyllically situated on around 1 acre of lawn & dotted trees this stunning split-level home offers; 4 good sized bedrooms (Master with en suite & walk in robe), 3 living zones to stretch out in including searate amilyool room with oen ire lace & gorgeous lounge room with striking views o the block, lovely kitchen with quality Bosch appliances & phenomenal outdoor entertaining deck. Contact: Sam Adamson 0421 023 760 Inspection: Contact Agent (Photo ID Required)

This little ripper is sure to impress, positioned near the front of the mature ‘Kalulu Village’ its easy access and low maintenance will appeal to many. Offering; 2 good sized bedrooms, both with builtin-robes, and the master connecting to lovely main bathroom complete with grab rails, spacious lounge/dining room, tidy kitchen with gas cooktop & fully fenced rear courtyard with garden shed. Contact: Sam Adamson 0421 023 760 Inspection: Contact Agent (Photo ID Required)

7 Broompark Crescent Olinda

42 Ropley Grange Upwey

$620,000-$680,000

Be Inspired By Natures Beauty

Upwey Sanctuary With Stunning Views

Turn your back on all the distractions of suburban life & let every day inspire you from this SUBLIME SETTING on over half an acre of north-easterly facing serenity. This spacious multi-zoned home is brimming with lifestyle friendly features including two ireside living zones or relaxed living & entertaining plus a third, a rumpus room/pool room opening to a large outdoor area, all featuring the warmth of natural timber linings & large laminated & Oregon beams. The central kitchen provides a hub for daily living with stainless steel appliances & a central preparation bench, where meal times can be shared with the whole family. A combination of olished timber, slate & lush ile carets low through the living area to the ustairs bedroom zone where youll ind  bedrooms with built in robes & 2 bathrooms. There is a large double carport & ample storage.

Follow your instinct, your innate attraction to Mother Nature’s back yard. Gaze across the valley and take in this scenic liestyle setting.his view is deinitely or those who enjoy visual stimulation and the larger than average 1,610m2 (approx.) roerty will eed your creative juices, and give you the best of indoor / outdoor living and entertaining. Complimented by ull length windows and olished timber loors, the orso (Scandinavian) wood heater provides the added warmth and real log lames, and a vibe that is uintessentially Dandenong Ranges. Within this spacious split level design, there are 3 bedrooms and 2 bathrooms, kitchen meals opening onto a massive entertaining deck terraced on 2 levels. Also includes double carport, bitumen driveway, ducted gas heating & brand new front deck.

Contact Corinne ukroo    Inspection: By Private Appointment (Photo ID Required)

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36 First Avenue Cockatoo

$620,000 - $670,000

$1,150,000 – $1,250,000

9 Fairway Road Emerald

Magniicent Residence on Just Over ½ Acre!

Lifestyle Property on 10 Usable Acres!

You’re going to love this beautifully presented home that offers space, style & comfort for the discerning buyer. This home features 3 generously sized BRs, study area & large Master with ensuite. The modern kitchen overlooks the meals, lounge & outdoor entertaining area. GDH, WH, DBL lock up garage and a separate single lock up garage. This unique home is deinitely a must see.

Offered for sale is this magniicent property set atop of 0A of usable land which backs on to merald Golf Course. The large home features a family friendly oorplan with zoned living areas with 5 BDRs, 3 baths & formal & informal entertaining. Add to this , 4 car garages, automatic gates, solar power, fenced paddocks, stables & tack room with concrete oor & power.

Contact: Aaron Day 0407 365 994,

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25 Pakenham Road Cockatoo

$480,000 - $520,000

10 Allenby Avenue Cockatoo

$470,000 - $510,000

Great Price, Great Location, Great Buy!

Ready to Move in with Room to Improve!

If you’ve been trying to get into the market buy keep missing out, make sure you inspect this great property as soon as you can to avoid disappointment. The home is situated on a quarter acre block with easy access to Pakenham or close to Cockatoo Township. Featuring 3 BDRs the Master with WIR & ensuite, split level living & DBL carport.

Located on a quarter acre within walking distance to the heart of Cockatoo, is this low maintenance hardiplank home offering peace & privacy. The home features 3 bedrooms, or 2 with a study leading out to the deck, or maybe even make it a second living area. The open plan kitchen is only 10 years old with ample storage and stainless freestanding oven with gas cooktop.

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

Contact: Bethany Day 0438 844 968, Aaron Day 0407 365 994

18 Upper Grieve Road Avonsleigh

50 Bellbird Crescent Emerald

$300,000 - $330,000

$745,000 - $815,000

Land with Views in Lovely Avonsleigh!

Craftsmen Built Home on ¾ Acre!

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This quintessential Hills home sits proudly atop its ¾ block of gardens offering a gorgeous outlook. Featuring 5 BDRs, the elegant Master suite with WIR & ensuite. The home has all the space the growing family needs with large living areas, huge kitchen area with WI pantry with ample room for all your appliances including the fridge. Outside you’ll love the established gardens, automatic gates, sealed driveway & DBL LU garage.

2/3 Acre approx of land with iltered views All services available Walking distance to public transport, General Store and restaurant Quiet no through road Build your dream home STCA

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

Contact: Bethany Day 0438 844 968, Aaron Day 0407 365 994

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104 Quinn Crescent Mount Evelyn

$780,000 - $840,000

12 Greenwood Drive Launching Place

Your Own Private Oasis Awaits

The Perfect All Rounder

A wonderful opportunity exists to secure this perfect home suitable for the whole family. Set in a desirably tranquil location, this simply beautiful residence boasts stunning leafy green and peaceful outlooks in every direction. Designed for entertaining and all year round enjoyment, the home includes multiple outdoor living areas and a picturesque lagoon style swimming pool. Inside includes four spacious bedrooms, of which two bedrooms include walk in robes and full ensuites and there is a central bathroom with bath to service the further two bedrooms. The home is separated into two zones, downstairs includes a kitchen, lounge room and full master bedroom with its own entrance, being the perfect setting for a family member who wants their own space or for extra entertaining space. Upstairs includes a stunning open plan kitchen with endless cupboard space, quality stainless steel appliances, breakfast bar and dishwasher, which overlooks the dining room and outdoor decking area. The lounge room is conveniently located to the front of the home and is complimented by beautiful and private views of the Quinn Nature Reserve.

Whether you are looking to start out in the market a keen investor or looking to down size this 3 bedroom brick home will be sure to impress. Situated in a great location close to transport and Schools this home is certainly a must to inspect. From polished loorboards to a newly itted out kitchen which has been tastefully done in neutral colours and a brand new electric cooktop and oven. Freshly painted, new carpet in 2 of the bedrooms, a wood ire to keep you cosy over these cooler months. Stepping outside enjoy the low maintenance yard with enough room for all to enjoy, undercover area and a good size garage with concrete loor and power makes this home a winner all round.

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

Contact: Ryan Bell 0417 052 297

100 Main Street Upwey

$670,000 - $720,000

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This gorgeous country home set on approx acres offers formal lounge room with bay window, country kitchen, mm gas cooktop, dishwasher & large walk in pantry bedrooms with built in robes, master with walk in robe & ensuite bathroom with outdoor access Features include gas ducted heating & evaporative cooling, slate looring & mains water nclosed Gazebo with tv, speakers, power & concrete loor Outside ample shedding, a bay shed workshop with concrete loor, power & water also with a hoist, sheds for storing wood, hay, tractor’s & farm machinery There is also a room studio with plumbing & a wood heater its uses are only limited by your imagination fenced paddocks & infrastructure that can easily be converted to stables, tack room etc This gorgeous property will tick all the boxes for many seeking a quiet country lifestyle

This stunning, newly renovated home on approximately 415m2 is perfect for irst home buyers, downsizers or investors pon entry into the three bedroom weatherboard home, you are greeted by high ceilings and modern design elements throughout eyond the beautifully tiled entrance foyer, you are welcomed into the open plan kitchen and dining area ith loating loorboards guiding you through this wonderful open entertaining space and the adjacent living area, there is no shortage of areas to rela and unwind with family or friends he wellappointed kitchen is itted with a brand new mm gas oven and cooktop, integrated dishwasher, breakfast bar and large butlers pantry From the dining space, the outdoor entertaining decking area is perfect for hosting family, friends or guests he stunning main bedroom features a walkinrobe itted with functional storage options, and an ensuite effect to the large main bathroom with separate shower and bath

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Emerald 16 Anne Street

EMERALD 5 Bower Court

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Central Emerald – Just Where You Need To Be

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Belly dance at Burrinja The Far East Belly Dance Collective was thrilled to present a three hour belly dance show at Sooki Lounge on July 8. Over 100 people braved the cold and rain to support over 40 local performers, showcasing all different styles of Middle Eastern folk dancing. The 22 performances included local group Tribal Moon Belly Dance, who delighted the audience with festive American Tribal Style (ATS). Another group, Bellique Belly Dance presented a fast-paced drum solo. Founder of the Far East Belly Dance Collective, Prue Welsh set up the belly dance group following a move from Nunawading She said that the performances at Sooki lounge were met with great enthusiasm and that the hills was a great outlet of creatively minded people. "It went really, really well, I could not have asked for it go get better ... we had 22 acts so it was a huge jam-packed show," She said "I moved to Belgrave and found that the hills brought back my desire to be creative again." "The hills really got my passion going again; it's such a creative community." The show included dancers from all over Melbourne and as far away as Airport West and was also in-part to raise money for the Far East Belly Dance Festival which will be held at Burrinja in September. The Inaugural Festival will feature a line-up of workshops, live music, African drumming an open stage, markets and a professional show "The Far East Nights".

The Far East Belly Dance Collective thrilled patrons at Sooki Lounge and were raising money for a Belly Dance Festival, which which will be held in Upwey in September. "Amanda Pooley-Brand and I are organising a two day festival in September to be held at Burrinja," Ms Welsh said. "It'll be something for everyone, not just dancers." Talking about her passion, Ms Welsh that belly dancing is not only a form of creative expression but a way to keep fit and meet new people. "There's a lot of great aspects to it," she said. "The social aspect is fantastic as it's a real community among women and unlike other types of dance it can be done by any shape, age, and size or fitness level." For more information on The Far East Belly dance Collective and the upcoming September festival, visit www.fareastbellydance.com.

Sewing bee solution to less than fantastic plastic bags By Derek Schlennstedt Plastic Bag Free Dandenong Ranges are gearing up for their third annual sewathon to rid the Dandenong Ranges of plastic bags once and for all. Since there first sewathon in October 2016, the group have created over 1000 boomerang bags which have been dispersed into local supermarkets. Of course, they can't make all the bags alone and are calling on passionate environmentally-minded residents to help in their efforts to create a plastic bag free region. Sewathon organiser, Vicki Boyle said that although supermarkets have stopped the use of plastic bags, there was still work to be done. "The event will be lots of people bringing their sewing machines and they will be making lots of boomerang bags to supply local businesses, and vegie pouches so people can get rid of those flimsy bags you use for vegies at the supermarket," she said. "It's all very well to ban single-use plastic bags but that's just the tip of the iceberg." "The bags the supermarket are offering are still made of plastic it's just that you can re-use them for a lot longer." Ms Boyle said anyone was welcome to attend the sewathon and that there were activities for everyone, even those with no sewing experience. "People can do the cutting out for the bags, and the little veggie pouches need to be threaded with a little wooden bead." "Anybody can come along; the more the merrier. It's a very friendly environment and

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Fight on for the final five By Cameron Hutchison The AFL Yarra Ranges competition has now split, with Division 1 playing Round 12 and Division 2 playing Round 13. Division 1 had no upset winners and the ladder has spread out slightly, but the fight is on in earnest for positions three to five, with four clubs sharing third spot. Division 2 probably has its top three but the final order is still anyone's guess. Four clubs are left fighting for the last two spots, so the last five rounds are going to be important. Division 1 Seniors Football Monbulk 15.15.105 d Emerald 12.11.83 Monbulk is in seventh spot and still an outside chance to make it into the five after a big come-from-behind win. Emerald got the early lead by 10 points at quarter time. They piled on five goals to two in the second and went into them main beak leading by 27 points. Emerald came out flat in the third and could only add three behinds to their score but allowed Monbulk to kick 5.5 to have the lead by five points at the last change. Emerald picked up the pace in the last, but it was all too late. Monbulk best: A. Beck (2 goals), S. Williams, D. Werts, K. Fletcher (3 goals), S. McBride (3 goals), N. McPherson (1 goal). Emerald best: J. Pedder (3 goals), J. Rich (1 goal), L. Sheppard (2 goals), Michael. Dompietro, Matthew Dompietro, J. Bishop. Olinda Ferny Creek 17.12.114 d Healesville 14.14.98 Olinda Ferny Creek shares top spot by percentage after a solid win over Healesville who now share third spot but are sitting fifth on percentage. Olinda got off to a sharp start, kicking 6.3 to 4.4 in the first. Healesville clawed their way back in the second and were only 10 points behind at half time. The third quarter was even and Healesville were well and truly in it, only trailing by 11 points at the last change. It was a bit of a goal feast in the last with nine goals being kicked in all, but Olinda managed to hold their advantage and come away with the win. Olinda Ferny Creek best: L. Taylor (3 goals), M. Hottes, D. Noorda, J. Rankin (3 goals), N. Keegan (2 goals), M. Wright (2 goals). Healesville best: R. Clarke (2 goals), J. McGrath (2 goals), J. Nugent, D. Iacuone, J. Roe-Duggan (1 goal), S. Donkin. Upwey Tecoma 16.15.111 d Mount Evelyn 9.13.67 Upwey sits in third on percentage after a win, with four other clubs nipping at their heels. The first quarter, as predicted, was tight with Upwey having a slim lead of two points at quarter time.

Kicking five goals to two in the second quarter had their lead extend out to 15 points to the main break. Upwey came out and continued in the same from as they played in the second and had a lead of 29 points at three quarter time. Mount Evelyn is now sixth and two wins out of the five. Upwey Tecoma best: B. Oates (1 goal), W. Duncan, K. Grenda (3 goals), D. Bell (1 goal), L. Van Mourik, J. Waters (2 goals). Mount Evelyn best: T. Chalkley, R. Fooks, C. Urquhart, A. Gibbons, D. Kift, T. Scopel. Woori Yallock 16.13.109 d Wandin 11.11.77 Woori Yallock shares top spot with Olinda but sits second on percentage, and Wandin are now equal third but fourth on percentage. Wandin got the early lead by six points at quarter time. Woori Yallock reversed the lead in the second and went into the main break 13 points in front. Wandin came out and kicked 5.1 to 3.2 in the third to go into the main break with a two-point deficit. Woori Yallock came out on all cylinders in the last and blew Wandin away kicking 6.3 to 1.3. Woori Yallock best: J. Adams, J. Williams (4 goals), K. Busoli (1 goal), T. Anderson, J. Matthews (3 goals), E. Clasby. Wandin best: C. Johnston (2 goals), P. Hodgett (3 goals), P. Bruzzese, B. Harvey, S. Wettenhall (3 goals), J. Ladner. Belgrave 22.13.145 d Warburton Millgrove 16.5.101 Belgrave is a one-win break from Warburton after a come-from-behind win. Warburton got the early lead by eight points at quarter time. Both sides kicked four goals in the second and Warburton hung onto a five-point lead at the main break. Belgrave came out a different side in the third and kicked 6.7 to 3.1 to storm to the lead at three quarter time by 12 points. A big eight goals to four last quarter gave Belgrave a win that they were so desperate for. Belgrave best: L. Toole (3 goals), J. Webb (3 goals), J. Wood (3 goals), L. Caton-Thomas, T. Stubley, J. Marshall. Warburton Millgrove best: L. Barnard, A. White (4 goals), J. Lee (3 goals), T. McKenzie (1 goal), M. Wappett (3 goals), B. Ferguson. Division 2 Seniors Football Yarra Glen 15.11.101 d Gembrook Cockatoo 7.12.54 Yarra Glen got back on the winners list and sits one game clear in second spot after a solid performance against sixth-placed Gembrook. The first quarter set up the scene for the day, with Yarra Glen holding Gembrook to just one behind. It was a tight third quarter but Gembrook could not make any in roads. Yarra Glen best: A. Smith (2 goals), R. Smith, B. Ashton, D. Hurley (3 goals), W. Kristelly, C. Tait. Gembrook Cockatoo best: R. De Reus, D.

Belgrave's Peter Gough celebrated his 150th game with a win over Warburton Millgrove. Volta, A. Mitchell, D. Leversha, M. Firrito (2 goals), R. Wilson. Powelltown 30.20.200 d Thornton Eildon 3.5.23 Powelltown kicked 9.8 to 1.1 to set up a lead of 55 points at quarter time. They extended that to 73 points at half time and kicked 7.3 to 1.1 in the third quarter. The last quarter was a goal feast for Powelltown with a lazy 10. Powelltown best: T. Ashby (9 goals), S. Halliday (1 goal), J. Moore, B. Wratten (4 goals), J. Iacono (2 goals), T. Kelly. Thornton Eildon best: J. Scotland, J. Sloane, A. Phelps, B. Azzopardi, R. Andrews (1 goal), D. Creed. Seville 17.21.123 d Yea 4.5.29 Seville holds onto top spot with a very healthy percentage after beating fifth-placed Yea. Yea got the early lead by four points at quarter time. Seville took control in the second, kicking 8.5 to two behinds to lead by 47 points at half time. The lead stretched out to 71 points at three quarter time and Yea could only manage one behind in the last. Seville best: N. O'Keefe (3 goals), M. Cecere

(1 goal), D. Broadway (2 goals), D. Groen (1 goal), J. Fraser (3 goals), J. Young (3 goals). Yea best: J. Ryan, A. McCarthy, D. O'Dwyer, J. Carroll, J. Salau, B. Clements. Yarra Junction 27.17.179 d Kinglake 6.4.40 Yarra Junction sits outright third. The side completely dominated in the first, kicking 9.9 to 1 straight. They were unstoppable in the second, kicking another 7.1 to one behind. A consistent third quarter saw their lead extend to 135 points at the final change. Kinglake kicked 4.3 to 5.1 in the last, but the game was all over. Yarra Junction best: J. Welch, J. Holmes (3 goals), T. Wheeler (7 goals), J. Bombinski (1 goal), A. Chandler, D. Brookes. Kinglake best: J. Butterworth, M. McAllister (1 goal), M. Newton, J. Graf, W. Graf, A. McLaren (1 goal). Under 18s Football Monbulk 10.15.75 d Emerald 6.2.38 Healesville 11.4.70 d Gembrook Cockatoo 10.8.68 Mount Evelyn 13.13.91 d Upwey Tecoma 11.6.72 Woori Yallock 15.11.101 d Wandin 6.11.47 Warburton Millgrove 11.12.78 d Alexandra 9.3.57

Hawks leave their nest due to works Monbulk Junior Footy gave a big thank-you to Upwey Football Club for hosting what should have been its home game on the weekend. The Hawks were unable to play at home due to demolition works ahead of construction of a new sports pavilion. Under-9 The boys played a ripper of a game on a full ground. The opposition was tough but the Hawks held their positions well and matched their opponents score for score (not that they were counting). Best: Arley, Ben, Jimmy, Lachie and Will. Under-10 The side put up a good contest against a skilful Upwey team. The Hawks were slow out of the blocks again, but their second half was terrific. Players stayed on their opponents, cleared the ball from the centre and created some scoring chances. 24 MAIL

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Best: Rylie, Ethan, Charlie, Will and Myles. Under-11 Upwey 5.4.34 d Monbulk 4.1.25 It was the side's best contest of the year. The boys got to the ball first, giving momentum going forward. The side was slightly outplayed in the first half, but the boys lifted their game and won the second. Best: Etienne, Charlie, Kit, James and Archie. Under-12 Monbulk 4.6.30 d Tecoma 4.3.27 Under-14 Green Upwey 14.10.94 d Monbulk 2.2.14 The side came up against the premiership favourites and lost by 80 points, but it was a major improvement from their last meeting. The kids stuck to the team structures well which will make them a very good team next year.

Best: Sam, Jack, Tim and Jules. Under-14 girls Belgrave 3.2.20 d Monbulk 2.5.17 It was a tough game for the Hawkettes. Belgrave was fighting hard at every contest for four quarters and Monbulk really only started to settle into the game after half time. There's plenty to work on and hopefully the side can get back into training with purpose and realise that consistent training with purpose results in better game performance. Best: Indi, Ruby, Hannah and Arie. Under-16 Monbulk 18.10.128 d Upwey 8.7.55 Up against a top-four opponent, the boys started from the outset and stamped an authority in constructive football. It was great to see creative ball movement and structured set ups. Best: Will, Sage, Chris, Mackay and Harry. Under-18 girls

The Under-9s had an early start. Picture: CINDY DOWNEY Blackburn 3.6.24 d Monbulk 0.5.5 It was a brutal game against Blackburn. The Monbulk girls picked up their attitude and effort from last week and were in it until the very end. Some nasty injuries were a downside, however the girls should be proud of their effort and are looking forward to the chance of finals. Best: Shania, Laura, Olivia and Liv. mailcommunity.com.au

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Brookers in their blood By Russell Bennett Never has a club-first mentality or the spirit of mateship been more on display than it was at Gembrook recently. Three favourite sons of the Gembrook Cockatoo Football Club each marked significant milestones in their footy journeys as they took their place in the Brookers' veterans' side that ran out to face the Marysville Villains. But there was a catch - none of them were actually marking a milestone on the day. Dean 'Hawk' Allcott is a dual senior premiership player and Con Licciardi medallist at the club, and also won the league's Division 1 reserves best and fairest in 2006, and club best and fairests in 2006 and 2017. Sunday, 15 July was supposed to be his 300th game for his beloved club ... only it was his 301st. His actual 300th came on the Saturday in the AFL Yarra Ranges Division 2 reserves - a 104-point win over Kinglake. But on the 15th, he was able to mark his milestone alongside two of his great mates Daniel 'Little Pants' Pantorno, and club legend Matt 'Creepa' O'Neil. Prior to this season, Pantorno last played for the Brookers more than a decade ago and little did he know at the time - finished up with just three games to go until his 200th for the club. "I thought I had to be close to 190," he said, just prior to the vets' clash with the Villains. "I thought I was probably in the 180s, so that'd be a full season, but I was really just a couple of games away! (from 200)." Sunday the 15th was technically Pantorno's 202nd game for the Brookers. He said the club meant the world to him in a footballing sense. "I spent my whole (footballing) life playing there - from when I was eight years old," he said.

Matt O'Neil, Dean Allcott, and Daniel Pantorno had a milestone day to remember at Gembrook Picture: RUSSELL BENNETT recently. 183036 In 2000, he, O'Neil, and Allcott were all Brookers premiership players. Pantorno tasted success as part of the reserves flag-winning side, while O'Neil and Allcott were in the seniors. Steve Pantorno, Daniel's brother, has played well in excess of 400 games for the

Brookers and became the club's games record holder after surpassing their uncle, Len Ure. Work commitments have meant that Daniel - now in his late 30s - hasn't been able to string a full season of footy together since 2004. But he would like to ideally keep playing for the vets beyond this season.

"At this point, everyone here is just one injury away from retirement," he said on Sunday. "If I did something bad enough where I had to miss work, I'd probably have to hang up the boots. "There's not a great deal of skill out there. "The fitness and skill dissolves over time, but this is stress free - and to a certain extent bruise-free footy with your mates. "Blokes don't go the knuckle or anything like that." O'Neil is the current senior coach of the Brookers, while Allcott is the coach of the veterans' side. O'Neil paid tribute to his great mate just before they ran out together against Marysville. Allcott was taken aback - clearly unaware for the tribute that was to follow in front of the group. "You've become the 12th member of the 300 club, Hawk, and a couple have gone on to play over 400," O'Neil said. "It's a big effort, not just by what you've done for the senior club over the years, but also around the junior club. "You're team manager of the seniors now and you've really put back into the club over a long period of time. "In the 2004 grand final over at Woori Yallock he had a really good day and kicked three goals, but we get to Mad Monday and it's somehow turned into six goals and he was best on ground! "But, Deano, you pull those colours on and you love playing for the club - not just footy, but cricket too. "Fantastic effort, and I'm rapt to see you reach 300 games and run through that banner with you." Whether that glorious marked 300 or 301, it really didn't matter. What mattered most was the mateship, and love of the jumper.

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Olinda stays alive on top By Cameron Hutchison AFL Yarra Ranges Division 1 A Grade Netball Olinda Ferny Creek 100 d Healesville 29 Olinda is on top of the ladder by percentage after beating ninth-placed Healesville. Olinda took a 16-goal lead into the first break and extended that to 33 goals at half time. Olinda Ferny Creek best: Georgia Martin, Ashlee Howard, Peri Stewart. Healesville best: Chenille Chandler, Kayla Wandin-Collins, Amy Stanley. Belgrave 51 d Warburton Millgrove 30 Belgrave shares top spot after a close win over seventh-placed Warburton. Belgrave got the small advantage in the first by four goals. They shot away in the second with 15 goals to 10. The last quarter was tight, but Belgrave got home safely. Belgrave best: Kalen Winters, Tara Jois, Carmen Timms (16 goals). Warburton Millgrove best: Selina Fotia, Bianca Daniels (17 goals), Ellie Stahl. Monbulk Hawks 52 d Emerald 38 Monbulk Hawks share fifth spot with Mount Evelyn after a win against Emerald. The first quarter was close with Monbulk just having the lead by three goals. They opened that gap to eight goals at half time. Monbulk Hawks best: Megan Coad (38 goals), Kaitlyn Seamer, Sophie Stubbs (14 goals). Emerald best: Kara Ellis, Jodie Terry, Meagan Baguley (22 goals). Wandin 62 d Woori Yallock 25 Wandin is third on the ladder by percentage after a confident win over Woori Yallock, who now have dropped to fourth by percentage. Wandin got the jump early and had a lead of nine goals going into the second.

They held Woori Yallock to just four goals in the second and had a lead of 17 goals at half time. A close third quarter saw Woori Yallock hold Wandin to 14 goals. Wandin dominated in the last with 21 goals to four. Wandin best: Kali Dolphin, Sinead Lumsden (10 goals). Woori Yallock best: Not provided. Mount Evelyn 50 d Upwey Tecoma 46 Mount Evelyn share fifth spot but is sitting sixth on percentage after a close tussle with Upwey, sitting eighth. Mount Evelyn got the early lead, shooting 15 goals to 11 in the first. They broke it open in the second and extended their lead to 12 goals at half time. Upwey got the upper hand in the third, shooting 13 goals to five and reduced the lead to just four goals. It was goal for goal in the last and Upwey could not break through. Mount Evelyn best: Kaitlyn Black (15 goals), Cate Garlick, Jacqui Black. Upwey Tecoma best: Isabella Niven-Brown, Keira Venables, Georgie Longford (29 goals). Division 2 A Grade Netball Kinglake 55 d Yarra Junction 52 Kinglake best: Alice Waack, Bridget Waack, Monique Nagle (18 goals). Yarra Junction best: Jessica Sweet, Hannah Sciberras, Jennifer Gardner (23 goals). Yea 53 d Seville 43 Yea best: Samantha Coppinger, Melissa Martinov (32 goals), Rachael Hickey. Seville best: Stephanie Durant, Carly McDonnell (16 goals), Paige Stanley (27 goals). Yarra Glen 77 d Gembrook Cockatoo 28 Yarra Glen best: Nicole Moate (41 goals), Kali Fraser, Prue Purdey. Gembrook Cockatoo best: Jessica Mitchell, Michelle Skilton (5 goals), Brooke Munnerley.

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Bringing bling to the valley from lakeside Eastern Football League(EFL) By Jamie Strudley

Yarra Ranges Athletics joined more than 1000 athletes from Victoria and beyond at Lakeside Stadium on Sunday morning for the Lakeside:10. The Victorian 10 kilometre road race championship was held alongside the junior 3km road race championships. Yarra Ranges Athletics medalists were Kiara Flavel, Madelaine Laven and Harry Norman. Unofficial results are: Women U14 3km - Kiara Flavel 2nd 10.02, Madeline Laven 3rd 10.25. Women U16 3km - Mia Strudley 13th 11.14. Men U16 3km - Angus Norman 16th 10.12, Zac Clarke 27th 11.08. Women U18 3km - Georgia Laven 4th 10.14, Zoe Sibley 10th 10.44. Men U18 10km - Harry Norman 2nd 31.38, Harrison Van Duuren 21st 39.15, Camden Hewitson 25th 42.33. Men U20 10km - Max Savill-Bentley 12th 36.18, James Laven 16th 37.09. Open Women 10km - Lauren Starr 45th 38.52, Judy May 83rd 42.02, Olivia Twining 103rd 43.09, Laura Digregorio 171st 49.56, Kathryn Clarke 179th 50.29, Erika Bedyn 188th 51.48, Kate Van Duuren 210th 57.42. Open Men 10km - Seamus Dwyer 141st 35.28, Sam Pike 192nd 36.47, James Anderson 202nd 36.58, Andrew Searles 220th 37.17, Liam Gietzmann 200th 36.57, Michael Clarke 254th 38.18, Joel Johnson 331st 40.17, Bryan Ackerly 352nd 41.14, Craig Hewsitson 488th 50.16. Yarra Ranges Athleticsâ&#x20AC;&#x2122; regular Saturday morning cross country was held at Elizabeth Banks Reserve in Kilsyth, affectionately known as Durham Road. A fantastic turnout of eager athletes and parents enjoyed the different surrounds and parkland. Unofficial results are: 500m - Emily Kinwel 2.29, Sinead Willey 2.35, Robert McDowell 2.40, Hunter LocklandStruhs 2.41, Sarina Hathaway 2.44, Bay Spittle 2.48, Jett Lockland-Struhs 2.49, Lily Clarke mailcommunity.com.au

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2.49, Mischa Gopal 2.51, Ava Burgess 2.54, Joshua Dowling 3.09, Amelia Sketchley 3.28, Zara Gopal 3.29, Harlem Willis 3.32. 1000m - Jasmine Cochrane 4.38, Willow Naismith 4.43, David Nackovski 4.52, Bodhi Lockland-Struhs 4.55, Tia Crossland 5.14, Tobyn Harris 5.17, Finn Johnson 5.17, Tru Spittle 5.22, Patrick McErlain 5.33, Eloise Stevenson 5.35, Chloe Granger 5.35, Mackenzie Graham 5.35, Sinead Willey 5.44, Tanaya Stone 5.48, Lachlan McNaught 5.48, Samuel Laven 5.48, Zoe Bartlett 5.50, Violeta Nackovski 5.58, Blake Freer 6.05, Melanie Stevenson 6.19, Joshua Dowling 6.21. 1500m - Zoe Clarke 6.12, Stephanie van Bemmel 6.20, Austin Leonard 6.37, Hunter Lockland-Struhs 6.38, Robert McDowell 6.39, Kaylah Cannon 6.42, Jett Lockland-Struhs 6.49, Kai Freer 6.51, Aemelia Stevenson 6.52, Kristina Nackovski 7.09, Finn Johnson 7.59, Eva Johnson 9.09, Mitchell McNaught 9.36, Summer Hathaway 12.33. 2000m - Ky Harris 8.27, Bailey Van Bert 8.54, Reuben Johnson 9.00, Cooper Prescott 9.12, Mia Harriss 9.31, Tyson Flavel 9.37, Jesse Prescott 9.48, Lily Cochrane 9.52, Tiara Willis 10.35, Hunter Lockland-Struhs 10.40, Robert

McDowell 10.40, Sarah Rollo 10.45, Ashleigh Rooke 10.46, Abbey Bartlett 11.44, Tahlia Murden 12.19. 3000m - Zachariah Clarke 12.20, Michael Clarke 12.20, Noah Erickson 13.10, Simone Burger 13.51, Tahlia Harriss 14.08, Hunter Lockland-Struhs 14.14, Robert McDowell 14.16, Zoe Clarke 14.38, Stephanie van Bemmel 14.41, Hayden Rooke 14.58, Mitchell Deckert 15.02, Bryan Ackerly 15.02, Aleesa Keenan 15.38, Rachael Gopal 15.49, Rob Belli 15.55, Graeme Woolridge 16.07, Nathan Murden 17.06, Tyden Keenan 17.19, Katie Clarke 17.22, Erika Bedyn 17.22, Nicole Cannon 17.24, Renee Horsley 18.04, Samuel Laven 18.48, David Laven 18.50. Next week the Yarra Ranges athletes wil travel to Lake Dewar for the Little Athletics Victoria State Cross Country Championships. Those not competing at the LAV champs get a weekend off to prepare for the Hills Challenge at Cockatoo on Saturday 4 August. The club welcomes all athletes of any age or ability. For information on how to join or trial, photos, results and updated news, visit yarrarangesathletics.org.au.

2ND DIVISION SENIORS ROUND 14 BAYSWATER 18.6.114 D MOOROOLBARK 8.3.51 Goals - Bayswater: B. Galvin 4, M. Cunningham 3, J. Pritchard 2, K. Lopo 2, J. Callanan 2, C. Smith 2, W. McInerney, A. Vandelaak, A. Cotte. Mooroolbark: T. Georgiou 3, A. Miles 2, P. Thatcher, B. Dolan, J. Roth. Best - Bayswater: S. Smith, M. McGillivray-Smith, K. Lopo, B. Galvin, J. Moore, A. Vandelaak. Mooroolbark: T. Georgiou, B. Dolan, S. McManus, K. Noonan, J. McManus, J. Neumann. LILYDALE 16.16.112 D WANTIRNA SOUTH 7.12.54 Goals - Lilydale: C. Morison 2, R. McNay 2, L. Koger 2, S. Baker, J. Depace, B. Batty, R. Wyles, D. Wootton, C. Berntsen, R. Harvey, B. Lowe, L. Wilson, P. Klep. Best - Lilydale: L. Wilson, B. Lowe, C. Morison, R. McNay, J. Sciortino, J. Depace. 3rd Division Seniors ROUND 14 BORONIA 10.13.73 D HEATHMONT 9.15.69 Goals - Boronia: B. Bowes 2, J. Hannon 2, L. Hannon 2, Z. Dower, J. Godwin, B. Robertson, B. Rapisarda. Heathmont: L. Odermatt 4, C. Colombo 2, B. Abbruzzese, B. English, B. Stevens. Best - Boronia: H. Burgess, J. Bolton, L. Hannon, D. Fairchild, J. Lake, J. Godwin. Heathmont: M. Decler, L. Odermatt, B. English , G. Conyers, L. Grierson, J. Sherriff. THE BASIN 12.16.88 D TEMPLESTOWE 8.9.57 Goals - The Basin: A. Findlay 4, T. Mills 2, B. Dowler 2, J. Drake, M. Brown, M. Kruger, R. Kennedy. Templestowe: M. Pallozzi 2, D. Cripps 2, N. Worthing, M. Nagel, D. Di Stefano, R. Urquhart. Best - The Basin: M. Kruger, J. Drake, T. Mills, A. Findlay, M. Brown, J. Morris. Templestowe: J. Wilson, A. Brown, M. Nagel, A. Fancellu, R. Urquhart, W. Lodge. FERNTREE GULLY 9.9.63 D SOUTH BELGRAVE 6.9.45 Goals - Ferntree Gully: D. Eacott 2, P. Turner 2, T. Parker 2, M. Tsirtsikos, C. Cox, A. Barton-Smith. South Belgrave: S. Brown 2, A. Bernardo 2, A. Bakens, R. Hudson. Best - Ferntree Gully: B. Blizzard, K. Gray, N. Knoops, J. Farrell, J. Harper, C. Cox. South Belgrave: L. Topp, A. Daraio, A. Bernardo, L. Kidd, T. Withers, S. Brown. CHIRNSIDE PARK 6.14.50 D DONVALE 19.7.121 Goals - Donvale: N. Murphy 5, J. Jordaan 3, J. Rowe 3, M. Sutherland, M. Day, N. Mill, E. Parkinson, J. Rausa, J. Busch, K. Panayiotou, S. Borghesi.

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