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Healesville’s attack of holiday art Healesville's budding artists can work with a professional to transform Healesville's streets. The It Takes a Town Project aims to make Healesville a better place for young people. As part of it, artist Gulsen Ozer will work with high school-aged youths to create temporary public art for the town's streets. Free school holiday workshops will start on Monday 24 September. More information is available at www.ittakesatown.com.au.
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Let there be light By Casey Neill Coldstream's Killara Road-Maroondah Highway intersection will get traffic lights if a Liberal Nationals Government is elected in November. Roads and Infrastructure Minister David Hodgett and Liberal Evelyn candidate Bridget Vallence met locals at the site on Friday 14 September to announce the $4.4 million plan. They'd met at the same spot back in April to discuss community concerns about the junction. Since then, Coldstream Voice's Kevin Ryan collected more than 1000 signatures on a peti-
tion calling for traffic lights. He's lived in the town for nine years, and said there was a fatality at the intersection just last year. "The traffic out here is increasing exponentially," he said. "The worst time is of a weekend." Mr Ryan said locals events and long weekends exacerbated the situation further. "You can't get out of Killara Road," he said. "The amount of near-misses that happen ... " Mr Ryan said a new housing estate about to spring up in the town centre would increase
traffic even further still. He said many drivers waiting to turn right from Killara onto Maroondah Highway resorted to instead turning left and performing a Uturn at Station Street. The Coldstream Fire Station has been on Killara Road since 1962. "This is the perfect spot for them," Mr Ryan said. Coldstream CFA captain Sean Bethell said it was impossible for his crew to get onto Maroondah Highway during peak times "even with lights and sirens going." The brigade has been advocating for lights for 10 years.
"This road network has got busier and busier," he said. Mr Hodgett said he tabled the Coldstream Voice petition in Parliament last week. Ms Vallence said the lights would improve safety, ease congestion, and provide CFA volunteers the ability to quickly and safely travel through the intersection in times of emergency. "If I am elected to represent Evelyn, I will continue to work closely with the local community and VicRoads to ensure we get the best outcome for motorists and residents," she said.
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McKern lends hand By Michael Doran Healesville firefighter Tim McKern has returned home after a five week deployment fighting wildfires in the US. “This was my first deployment to the US but I have previously worked on fires in British Columbia, Canada,” he said. “This time I was stationed in Washington State, south-east of Seattle.” Australia has resource-sharing agreements in place with the US, Canada and New Zealand that allow the exchange of personnel, knowledge, skills and equipment in times of emergency. “Basically once one of the agencies reaches their capacity they will reach out for help," Mr McKern said. "Generally it is in middle-management, supervisory or strike-team roles that they request help. “In this fire I was working as a field safety officer, ensuring the systems were in place and functioning to ensure the welfare of the crews on the ground.” When asked about adjusting to the US environment, he said “there is a consistency in tactics, firefighting methodology and equipment but in language and terminology it gets a little bit trickier”. Mr McKern said that the big difference was the actual fire behaviour, with the different vegetation types producing a different type of fire than in Victoria. “In the US the fires are exceptionally intense and burn for longer, things like the pine trees and needles on the ground mean the fire holds its heat longer," he said. "Temperatures in the low 40s and very low humidity were also factors. “These fires were in very mountainous areas and the steep terrain meant there was not much scope for vehicle access, leading to a
Police arrested a Lilydale man over deception and drug offences. They executed a warrant at the 45-yearold’s house after he allegedly used stolen credit cards to buy power tools and other items at a Bunnings store. Police said they located stolen property at the address, as well as 27 grams of the drug ice. They charged the man with deception and trafficking a drug of dependence. He was bailed to appear in Ringwood Magistrates’ Court on 30 February.
Generators stolen Thieves took two generators from a shipping container office on a Coldstream construction site. Police said they broke into the Killara Road site between 4pm on 7 September and 6.50am on 10 September. The generators would have taken two people to carry, and were valued at $1500.
Canteen break-ins Tim McKern at the Healesville fire station after his return from USA. 185253 Picture: ROB CAREW greater use of aircraft." While Mr McKern has returned, the fires he left behind are still raging more than two months after starting. “It is all about containment now given the scope and terrain involved, and they will keep burning until the snows arrive in the next month or so,” he said. He has returned to his day-job as a fire behaviour analyst working from CFA headquarters.
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Paris, Deborah, Indiana, Jessica, Kyema, Cheyenne, Kindall, Dorothea and Rochelle. 185214 Picture: ROB CAREW you’re not alone, we are all students calling Australia our home”. Cheyenne spoke passionately about her dream of finishing school at Worawa, having a career, and becoming a politician. She spoke about her environmental con-
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Police arrested a 27-year-old Cockatoo man over a break-in at a Woori Yallock petrol station. Yarra Ranges CIU detectives allege he was involved in stealing lighters from the Warburton Highway store on 7 August. They executed a warrant at his home on 5 September and released him pending summons. Police are still investigating thefts from petrol stations in Healesville and Wandin North during August and whether they’re all linked.
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“Some of the best learnings I got come from the relationships I formed with people doing similar roles in such a different environment,” he said, reflecting on his time in the US. Mr McKern's first involvement with the CFA came when he joined the Lilydale brigade some 20 years ago, and he has a close association with the Healesville brigade, having been a member for 10 years. He lives in Healesville with wife Nicole and children Tasman and Caitlyn.
The deadly sisters of Worawa speak out Thirteen young women from Worawa Aboriginal College in Healesville launched a self-written book in Federation Square. The 5 September launch coincided with Indigenous Literacy Day, which celebrates Indigenous culture, stories, language and literacy. The young women of Worawa wrote Deadly Sisters of Worawa with authors Dr Anita Heiss and Shelley Ware in just one week. It showcases stories about themselves, their families and sacred places, and what makes them proud to be deadly Indigenous women. Dr Heiss and Ms Ware joined the girls at the launch and introduced each one individually, praising the students and the special traits that helped to produce the remarkable book. Cheyenne Hayes and Jessica Byford, two of the student authors, read from the newlylaunched book. Jessica told the audience to “speak up,
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cerns for the land and how she wanted to be a voice of change for Mother Nature. The book features these topics as well as powerful and moving poetry, and artwork is presented alongside the stories. It all combines to reveal how deadly these Worawa sisters are. The authors spoke to the Mail about the book's title, and the significance of presenting it to a crowd of 300. “We chose that title as it represents us all,” they said. “We wrote about our sacred place, and where we’re from, and our family and what we’re proud of. “It was a good experience, working with awesome people and meeting awesome people. “We had to sign the books and get photos... it was good...I actually felt like I was important and noticed for the first time in my life.”
Thieves forced a roller door to the canteen at Hoddles Creek Primary School just after 3am on 6 September. Police said they opened cupboards and left food on the floor, but didn’t steal anything. At Yarra Hills Secondary College in Mooroolbark, thieves did the same about 5.40am on 9 September.
Thieves strike twice Police believe the same thieves could be behind two incidents in Main Street, Lilydale. Someone stole an Oroton purse between 3pm and 6pm on 4 September, and used credit cards inside at Ozmosis in Lilydale Marketplace. Between 4pm on 3 September and 7am on 4 September, thieves forced a temporary lock on fencing around a building side and took a spray gun and other painting equipment and chrome towel rails, all valued at $9500. Call Crime Stoppers on 1800 333 000 with any information.
Harvest run road closures Police are reminding residents that road closure will take place on 22 September along Healesville-Yarra Glen Road, as part of the Harvest Run. The 5.3km course is an out and back course starting on the Yarra Glen Racecourse. Participants will do a lap of the track before running out to Armstrong Grove and onto Healesville-Yarra Glen Road.
Summer reminder Healesville police are remaining people preparing for summer to remain vigilant of their equipment. Healesville police Sergeant Stewart Thomson said they seasonally saw an increase in trailer and water pump theft in the lead-up to summer.
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Visit to Len’s back yard Spring is well and truly here, providing us with a wonderful excuse to get together as a community to celebrate what we love about the Yarra Ranges. Everyone in the community is invited to our free annual mayoral event, Len’s Backyard Open Day, held from 10am to 2.30pm on Saturday 20 October at Montrose Town Centre. Montrose Town Centre is a wonderful, modern venue and meeting spot to socialise and connect with community groups, and to take part in programs and workshops. Getting this piece of community infrastructure built has been one of my greatest achievements. Located in an attractive garden setting, you can hire the rooms for meeting and functions or enjoy concert series, movie club, speaker
series, performance platform concerts, term classes and school holiday activities. I have been the ward councillor for Walling Ward for more than 30 years and lived in Montrose for most of my life.
Some of you will know the Irish strawberry tre which stands outside the Montrose Town Centre. For me, the Irish strawberry tre is iconic to Montrose and highlights the history of the area, connection to the orchards of the Yarra Ranges and to the festive season. It’s fair to say I consider it to be part of my back yard! I encourage everyone to come along to the event, and to bring your family and friends, and meet outside the Irish strawberry tre to connect with different areas at Yarra Ranges Council. You can meet up with council teams including staff from Karwarra Garden at Kalorama, and enjoy family activities and entertainment from a very talented magician, circus performance and theatre. Children will be able to climb onto the
tractor, get a photo and hear from the outdoor team about what they’ve been up to. The council’s safer communities team will be there to talk about being fire ready for the fire season and it’s likely there will be a visit from the Montrose CFA, too. Entertainment will be provided with help from the Dandenong Ranges Music Council, and there will be story time for the younger children with Eastern Regional Libraries (ERL). There will be plenty of parking at the venue, including spaces at Montrose Recreation Reserve over the road. The festival will be fully accessible to people living with a disability. The centre is at 935 Mt Dandenong Tourist Road, Montrose. Visit yarraranges.vic.gov.au for more information.
range of fun activities for two 18-year-olds during the school holidays. Things to do include aromadough, kids cooking, tennis, polymer clay toadstool or sea serpent creations. For the teenagers there is funky foods for teens cooking. The full program can be seen at www.yarraglen. com/livingandlearning or call 9730 2887.
bers of early settlers who have photographs or memorabilia that it could have access to for a short time. A community church service will be held on 11 November at 2pm to celebrate the presence of the Anglican Church in Yarra Glen. Call Brenda Cawte on 9730 1801 or Peggy Marriner on 0403 228 150.
market, Yarra Valley Bee Group, kids clay play, delicious healthy food and drinks and much more. Saturday 22 September, 10am to 4pm, Old Warburton Road, Wesburn. Call 5967 2416.
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The Woori Yallock Township Action Group is holding its biannual community garage sale on Saturday 20 October from 9am to 2pm. The sale will be at the Harold Ockwell Reserve in Woori Yallock and there are a limited number of stalls available for just $10. Call Rickelle on 0414 657 383 for more information.
Healesville Tennis Club is offering a five-week new beginners program for adults on Mondays at Queen’s Park in Healesville. The program starts on 15 October and offers free childcare adjacent to the courts and in full view of participants. Call 0437 008 788 or 5962 3639.
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COMMUNITY DIARY Toastmasters 1000th Croydon Yarra Valley Toastmaster will mark its 1000th meeting on 11 October at Coldstream Community Centre. Members of the public are invited to attend by emailing info@croydontoastmasters.org.au or calling Tina Dalen on 0419 130115. Since the early 1970s the club has been dedicated to helping people become better speakers and leaders.
LOOKOUT group meeting LOOKOUT is a Healesville group that supports victims of child sexual abuse and their families. Its next meeting is on Monday 24 September from 1pm to 3pm at Golden Wattle House, 1 Joffre Street, Healesville. Anyone in need can email info@lookout4children.com.
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Upper Yarra market Upper Yarra Community Markets are held on the second, fourth and fifth Sunday of each month at the recreation reserve car park in Yarra Junction. Stall fees are donated to community groups for special projects. Call 0439 018 467.
Healesville Toastmasters Attendees can practice speaking and leadership skills in supportive, fun environment on the first and third Mondays of the month from 7.15pm to 9.30pm at Healesville Senior Citizens Hall, Green and River streets. Visitors are welcome. Call 0425 783 472, visit healesvilletoastmasters.org.au or find the group on Facebook.
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Growing suburbs in $8.5 million boost The Warburton Mountain Bike Trail is one of four projects that received a substantial cash boost from the State Government's Growing Suburbs Fund. Monbulk MP James Merlino and Local Government Minister Marlene Kairouz announced $8.75 million for four Yarra Ranges projects at Karwarra Australian Plant Garden in Kalorama on Wednesday 12 September. More than $5 million of that will go towards projects in the Yarra Valley, with $3 million for the Warburton Mountain Bike Trail. Another $2.5 million will go towards the Yarra Valley Trail, to help Yarra Ranges Council deliver the project's 11.5km first stage. At the Growing Suburbs Fund announcement, Mr Merlino spoke about the benefits that completing all four projects would bring to the region. "Five hundred and thirty-five jobs, an additional 757,000 visits to the Yarra Ranges and an economic impact of over 80 million dollars," he said. "These are really important projects." "People who ride bikes - they spend money. "I go to Bright every summer and it's a huge part of that local economy. "This is really exciting for the local community in the Warburton and Upper Yarra Area and can be quite transformational." The announcement has overshadowed a pledge in May from Eildon MP Cindy McLeish and Shadow Environment Minister Nick Wakeling that a Liberal Nationals Government would provide $3 million towards Warburton Mountain Bike Trail's first stage. Ms McLeish responded to the announce-
Yarra Ranges Councillors Noel Cliff, Len Cox and Terry Avery, Monbulk MP James Merlino, Local Government Minister Marlene Kairouz and Councillor Tony Stevenson at Kawarra Australian Plant Garden. ment and said that "It looks like Labor are playing catch-up again." "The Liberals made a commitment to Warburton Mountain Bike Destination project 4 years ago prior to the 2010 election. We made that same commitment in May this year because we understand the value this project will bring to the Upper Yarra" "I've brought this project to the attention of the government having raised this project several times in Parliament and had an on-line petition." Recently Ms McLeish requested the Minister for local government to provide funding for the Warburton community recreation precinct through the Growing Suburbs Fund. The Warburton Mountain Bike Destination will involve more than 150 kilometres of mountain biking trails connecting Mount Donna Buang to the Warburton township and the surrounding mountains. The Yarra Valley Trail is an all-ages, accessible walking and cycling trail that will link Lilydale to Yarra Glen.
The Yarra Valley Trail will then join the Warburton Rail Trail and intersect with several visitor destinations. Yarra Ranges Mayor Len Cox said this was one of the largest funding boosts the shire had received through the Growing Suburbs Fund, and that the support would ensure the projects became reality. "These projects are all-important, not just for our region as the number one tourist destination in Victoria, who will be able to explore and experience their own region in different ways and to access world-class destinations and opportunities for physical activity at their doorstep," he said. The further two projects include a multipitch synthetic soccer facility at Esther Park in Mooroolbark, which will receive $1.25 million, and the 26-kilometre Ridgewalk in the Dandenong Ranges, which will receive $2 million. Ms Kairouz said it was important to support the interface councils,. "We know that Melbourne's outer suburbs are growing fast, that's why we're investing in local projects that local residents will benefit from for years to come." Since 2015-'16 the Growing Suburbs Fund has supported 10 of Melbourne's growing suburbs including Cardinia, Casey, Hume, Melton, Mitchell, Mornington Peninsula, Nillumbik, Whittlesea, Wyndham, and Yarra Ranges. Labor Candidate for Eildon, Sally Brennan was delighted at the announcement and said in “order to support local jobs” it was important to “develop new industries just like this.” “We need to be supporting nature based industries that showcase the beauty of our local region.”
Remembering Black Saturday The State Government is offering grants of up to $5000 for community groups in 21 municipalities affected by the Black Saturday Bushfires in 2009. The grants opened on Monday 10 September through the Department of Environment, Land, Water and Planning's (DELWP) 2009 Victorian Bushfires Commemoration and Community Development Grants Scheme. Councils will collate and submit eligible applications to Local Government Victoria by Monday 15 October for final funding approval. Visit vic.gov.au/2009-bushfires to check eligibility and apply at yarraranges.vic.gov.au/ bushfiregrants. Grants of up to $8000 will soon be available through Regional Arts Victoria's Community Arts Grants Program. The round is expected to open in mid-October and close on Thursday 31 January. Email the council on emergencymanagement@yarraranges.vic.gov.au or call 1300 333 368 with any questions.
Planned burns ahead Forest Fire Management Victoria and the CFA have started planned burning across Victoria to reduce bushfire risk before summer. Forest Fire Management Victoria (FFMVic) chief fire officer Chris Hardman said they were focused on high-risk communities. "Planned burns throughout spring will be small, discrete operations that can be undertaken in a one or two-day period, rather than larger burns over a longer period of time," he said "You may see and smell smoke from these planned burns, and some roads and parks may close." Mr Hardman said underlying dryness across the state and the potential for an early fire season would limit burning opportunities. "We will be working closely with the Bureau of Meteorology to assess weather conditions, such as humidity, temperature and wind speed, and will only carry out burns when the conditions are suitable," he said. Visit www.ffm.vic.gov.au/plannedburn or call 1800 226 226 for information about planned burns.
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U-turn goes wrong A stuck truck on Maroondah Highway caused traffic diversions in Coldstream. The driver was attempted to perform a Uturn just after 8.30am but the front of the truck sank into soft soil.
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Hay to help
Luke Waterson from Belgrave South IGA won this year's Mail News Group Tip Stars AFL footy tipping competition, with 129 correct tips. His prize was a $500 gift card from Monbulk Jewellers, presented by Ken Hunt.
Lilydale Rotary Club has raised $16,200 for struggling farmers in Bairnsdale. "Every single dollar of this money has been used to purchase hay, grain and fuel vouchers," president Ron Haines said. "Furthermore, farmers in the Yarra Valley have donated some 27 round bales. "As well, all the transport costs have been donated by trucking companies - a saving of some $8000."
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Acting Yarra Ranges Mayor Tony Stevenson paid tribute to retired Mail reporter Kath Gannaway at the Tuesday 11 September council meeting. He described her as an outstanding member of the local community, a champion of local causes, and a friend to many who helped to glue communities together. "I think she was very generous in sharing her local knowledge," he said. "She did hold us and other authorities to account. "On behalf of the people of the Yarra Ranges I wish to extend our thanks for all the work she has done."
Yarra Ranges Council is looking to widen a Healesville footpath rather than cut back a 100-year-old hedge. It's received complaints about trimming the Crowley Road hedge from pedestrians, but cutting it back could destroy it. Environment and engineering director Mark Varmalis told the Tuesday 11 September Yarra Ranges Council meeting that "the best option is to not trim the hedge, but to widen the footpath". His team is now working with the property owner to make it happen. "We recognise the heritage value of it and will work with the property owner as best we can," he said.
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NO! NO! It's just too much: 'Their Darknesses' all those 'Princes and Princesses of Political Correctness' have gone far, too bloody far this time - with the Victorian Girl Guide Movement saying membership is open to anybody identifying as female (you know, like a girl)! This is simply even nuttier than the PCridden AFL's (under the leadership of PC Royal Family member Gillon McLachan) 'genderless' toilets at a St Kilda game this year, where little girls had to share the same toilets with men of all ages! As a young bloke I was in the cubs and then boy scouts at a time when we had the brownies and girl guides for girls; and believe you, me: I don't remember anybody of any gender/sex wanting to suddenly change camps, even on the wettest nights in the leakiest tents! If you're born with male DNA, forever a
bloke you should stay! Howard Hutchins, Chirnside Park.
Anthem opposition a 'stunt' The alleged spontaneous demonstration against our national anthem by a nine-yearold school girl was an obvious set up. How else would the story have seen the light of day? What was it all about? It is inferred that the words 'We are young and free' are disrespectful to the 40,000-year indigenous history of our nation. So let's change it to 'We are old and in jail'. How would that go down? A national anthem is marketing - a puff piece to make us all feel better. Young and free is a great way to be. Stanley R Burgess, Healesville.
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Sanctuary Lanyard will Healesville marks birth of new baby communicate Healesville Sanctuary is celebrating the birth of an endangered Goodfellow’s tree kangaroo - the first ever to be born at the sanctuary. Mani and her breeding partner Bagam were successfully paired at the beginning of 2016 and after a routine pouch check earlier this year; keepers discovered Mani had a tiny joey growing inside. The joey spent six months in the pouch before tentatively poking its head out for the first time on a recent chilly winter’s morning.
By Casey Neill A colourful new lanyard is helping people with autism to better communicate. Yarra Ranges police are distributing the jigsaw-patterned lanyards with an information card, free of charge. It can help people on the autism spectrum to alert others to their needs, likes and dislikes. Leading Senior Constable Linda Hancock said the idea came from the Chinese community in Box Hill, which implemented a similar project. She said the lanyard was an optional identifier, like a medical alert bracelet. "It can be displayed, or tucked away with the person referring to it in times of need," she said. "It helps them to supply information they may not be in a position to give themselves." The jigsaw is the international logo for autism. Wantirna mum Elizabeth Curran has worked with Lead Sen Const Hancock. She has two sons with autism, now aged 25 and 26. She said the lanyard was about helping other people to realise they're on the spectrum in a discreet way. "Children with autism, there's nothing recognisable," Ms Curran said. "I think it's going to help to really complement a lot of the work that's been going on for a long time. "This is a link to help them communicate. "Some have verbal skills, some don't." She said the lanyards would be of particular help on public transport, and in instances where authorities requested identification.
Keepers said that over the coming months, the youngster would continue to venture out of the pouch, becoming more independent as it learnt from its parents. The wider conservation community has welcomed the new addition, with only 14 species of tree kangaroo recorded and most populations in decline. Mani, Bagam, and their yet to be named little joey are all on display in the Kangaroo Country exhibit.
The autism lanyard is available from police. "The beauty now is there are so many people wearing lanyards," she said. "There's nothing highly unusual about the lanyard. "People in authority will start to learn to recognise that's what the symbol is. "Sometimes their behaviour in the public can be very challenging or disruptive. "They might think they're on drugs or something like that." The lanyards can help not only police, but other parents. Ms Curran has offered to help parents experiencing a meltdown from a child on the spectrum. "Autism is always about a communication issue," she said. "Usually the person with autism doesn't have the skills at the time to communicate about it." To obtain a lanyard, call Leading Senior Constabl Lisa Brooks on 9739 2385 or Lead Sen Const Linda Hancock on 9739 2386, or email lisa.brooks@police.vic.gov.au or linda.hancock@ police.vic.gov.au.
Healesville Sanctuary is celebrating the birth of an endangered Goodfellow's Tree Kangaroo - the first ever to be born at the Sanctuary.
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Swooping in By Derek Schlennstedt Don’t be alarmed, but magpie swooping season has officially started. The black and white winged avians have already claimed one victim - Mount Evelyn woman Therese, who on Sunday 9 September posted a photo of her bloody forehead after a run-in with a magpie while walking along the Warburton trail. Facebook has since been beset with similar survival stories warning people to stay away from certain locations around the Yarra Ranges. Speaking to the Mail, Therese said she regularly walked along the trail and that this was her first experience being swooped. “I was just running and then he came from behind me and I didn’t see him coming,” she said. “He was in and out of my head before I knew what happened. “He actually pecked me, I was quite surprised I didn’t think they actually attacked you, just swooped.” A small nick from the bird’s beak caused blood to run over her forehead and a nurse who was walking along the trail came to her aid. “I put my hand on my head and I had blood everywhere,” she said. “The photo didn’t do it justice, a lot came out.” According to wild natives manager Falk Wicker from Healesville Sanctuary, magpies swoop only during mating season in spring when they basically become over-protective parents. The mating season can vary from state to state but is generally between late August and November. Mr Wicker said that magpies swooped because they were trying to deter others from entering their territory and coming close to their young. He suggested that the best response to being swooped was to maintain a normal walking or
Emergency Management Commissioner Andrew Crisp, Wurundjeri Elder Dave Wandin, and teachers Kylie Schabel, Hayley Bawden and Rob Fallon with students Lily, Emmy, Matty, Brody, Aidan and past student Connor.
Students show resilience By Michael Doran Therese from Mount Evelyn was swooped by a magpie while on her walk along the Warburton trail. riding pace and leave the area. “There are different strategies with birds; some birds hide, some try to camouflage but all have very different responses to potential predators,” he said. “With magpies, they are a big black and white bird and are out in the open - their response mechanism cannot rely on camouflage or hiding, so they go right the other way. “They don’t want to hurt you but they want to protect their nest, and they do that by letting you know that you’re on the wrong track.” The best advice is to also avoid areas where swooping magpies are on watch, but the interactive Swooping Magpie Attack Map at MagpieAlert.com shows precisely where previous swooping has occurred. Mr Wicker suggested that hats, sunnies and attaching cable ties to helmets can all help to prevent magpies from swooping.
Dixons Creek Primary has won a state award for resilience. It was the Victorian winner in the school category at the Resilient Australia Awards, and is in the running to win the national award in November. The Australian Institute for Disaster Resilience awards recognise individuals, groups or organisations that demonstrate excellence and innovation in projects and initiatives that support communities to be better prepared and more disaster-resilient. The 2009 Black Saturday fires had a large impact on the school community, with about half of its families directly affected and some students losing their homes. "After Black Saturday, two of our parents had been working with Wurundjeri elders to learn about Indigenous burning practices and decided to attend the National Indigenous Fire Workshop in Cape York in 2016," teacher Hayley Bawden said. "This seeded a project of engaging with the school in order to help the local community deal with fire again."
In essence, the project is about learning the lessons of traditional Indigenous programs used to keep the bush under control through planned burning. Students from Grades 3 to 6 spent time with local and visiting Aboriginal elders learning about the impacts of fire on flora and fauna and then used what they learnt to produce a book, Parent Trees are Talking. The students have spread their message of how fire can be used in a safe and good way to other schools, at conferences and at a Kids teaching Kids seminar at Edendale Community Environment Farm in Eltham. Four students made a presentation at Reconciliation Day celebrations in Healesville and the project was presented to a Disaster Resilient Australia-New Zealand School Education Network meeting. Ms Bawden said the children made speeches about their past and present experiences with fire and how they were trying to educate other community members about Indigenous burning methods. Year 5 and 6 teacher Kylie Schabel is one of project's drivers and will be in Brisbane for the national awards announcement.
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World-class concert here Yarra Valley ECOSS will host the Stringmania Camp finale concert. The event will feature musical talent from Scotland, the USA, Canada, China and Sweden as well as Australia. Stringmania is a week-long music camp held in Warburton, now in its third year, where stringed instrument players can explore musical genres with high-calibre tutors from Australia and around the world. This concert is the culmination of the camp, featuring world-class performances from tutors, showcasing what participants have learned during the week, and supporting the Warburton Fire Brigade through donating part of proceeds. “I’m really excited to be bringing such incredibly talented and culturally significant artists from around the world together in Warburton for this camp,” camp co-director Chris
Stone said. “I just couldn’t pass up the opportunity to share these musicians with the local community. “It also gives the camp attendees the opportunity to perform and share some of the music they’ve learnt, and also the energy and passion that flows through this camp. “I love the buzz that an end-of-camp concert like this creates - everyone’s so musically, emotionally and creatively charged!” The concert will feature Scottish fiddle legend Alasdair Fraser and acclaimed cellist Natalie Haas (US), along with Victoria’s own Kavisha Mazzella (song), Greg Sheehan (rhythm) and Emily-Rose Sarkova (tango). Warburton fiddle player Sandi Blake said last year’s Stringmania Camp was so uplifting and nurturing.
“To have such an amazing group of enthusiastic people from all over the world coming to our little town Warburton to create such beautiful music within a week is an outstanding achievement,” she said. The concert will be held at ECOSS, Old Warburton Road, Wesburn, from 7.30pm on Saturday 6 October. Tickets are $15 concession, $20 for adults and $45 for a family, and under-10s can attend free of charge. Tickets are available from www.trybooking. com/416696. All ticket holders are invited to participate in a music workshop at the concert venue at 4pm. Musicians and non-musicians are welcome, and are encouraged to bring along an instrument.
Curator Gretel Taylor appears in a video performance as part of the exhibition. 184775 Picture: ROB CAREW Parking is available across the road at the Wesburn Football Oval. Call 0402 442 511 or visit www.stringmaniacamp.com with any inquiries.
Linking art and nature can be a force Leading visual and performing artists will unleash a Force of Nature in Lilydale. The exhibition will run until Sunday 14 October at Yarra Ranges Museum. Force of Nature considers relationships to local environments and imminent issues on a global scale. Artists Marnie Badham, Peter Fraser, Myfanwy Hunter, Gabrielle New, Jill Orr, Gulsen Ozer, Laki Sideris, Melinda Smith, Gretel Taylor, Tammy Wong-Hulbert and Tony Yap will feature. They’ll respond to environmental change, the influence of nature on their lives and arts practices, and ideas of post-nature. Curator Gretel Taylor has a background in dance and site-responsive performance.
“We want viewers and audiences to feel, sense, move with, think about, question and connect with nature,” she said. “Tactile, embodied art can bring us to that connection.” Force of Nature will present lively art that inspires engagement with nature while fighting for it, mourning its loss, beckoning for connection and imagining future possibilities. It asks viewers to slow down to appreciate new perspectives and engage with nature as a profound experience in its own right. On Fridays throughout the exhibition, from 11am to 4pm, artists Marnie Badham and Tammy Wong-Hulbert will facilitate public participation in their cartographic - or map - artwork.
Prey tell of The Predator By Seth Lukas Hynes The Predator Starring Boyd Holbrook, Jacob Tremblay and Olivia Munn Rated MA15+ The fourth instalment in the Predator film franchise, The Predator is a highly-entertaining yet sloppy ride. Quinn McKenna (Boyd Holbrook), an elite sniper, joins forces with his autistic savant son Rory (Jacob Tremblay), a band of misfit soldiers and a biology teacher (Olivia Munn) to fight a deadly extraterrestrial hunter. The Predator's action scenes are visceral and creatively-staged, and are very effective in developing the film's quirky ensemble of main characters. Writer-director Shane Black also develops his characters through their humorous interplay. Many of the jokes feel strained or out of place in the first act, but the humour soon
finds a more natural equilibrium. The Predator is a gory, thrilling action romp full of personality, but suffers from some severe plot and structure issues. Quinn's initial act of mailing sensitive alien equipment to his son makes no sense, and it takes much of the running time for the heroes to find a clear objective. The film has very erratic pacing, with rushed, poorly-established transitions between set-pieces and some shockingly bad editing. Every main character has heroic moments, but Casey (Munn) endures an irritating double-standard in the comedy. She receives far more belittling humour than the rest of the (predominantly male) cast, including a semigag in the first act that forces her into being naked and vulnerable around the Predator. The Predator is an exciting, ultraviolent ride burdened by messy structure and inept editing.
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From 10am to 4pm on Sunday 7 October, Environmental Performance Authority co-director Peter Fraser will host a nature dancing workshop at Eagle Nest Picnic Ground in Olinda. Tickets are $45 to $55 and bookings are required at www.nature_dancing.eventbrite.com. Lillydale Lake will host Picnic at the Lake, an art and nature forum, from 2pm on Saturday 13 October. Artists, Indigenous and scientific guests, and the public will discuss the state of nature and potential roles of art and performance in facing challenges, plus there’ll be performances and installation art. Register at www.picnic_artnatureforum. eventbrite.com.
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A PEACEFUL HIDEAWAY TUCKED away off the main road, this property offers the perfect escape from the city's hustle and bustle a short distance from Healesvilleâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s cafes, eateries and schools. Through the front door into a formal entry, a light-filled lounge takes advantage of its northern aspect and beautiful views, and provides a place to relax with family and friends around a warming open fire place. The master suite has a walk-in robe and stylish ensuite. The study/office has a window seat, and two additional bedrooms have dividing doors and are serviced by the large family bathroom. The central kitchen provides a hub for daily living, with stainless steel appliances and breakfast bar where meal times can be shared with the whole family. There's also a formal dining room. Highlighting the second living area is the cedar-lined raised ceiling which features clerestory windows to capture all the natural light.
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HOME ESSENTIALS Address: 42 Newgrove Road, HEALESVILLE, VIC 3777 Price: $990,000 - $1,050,000 Description: 4 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, 3 garage Inspect: By private appointment Contact: Gary Lucas 0407 595 113, MARK GUNTHER FIRST NATIONAL 5962 3030
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A fantastic renovated kitchen with loads of storage space, open plan design living, 2 renovated bathrooms, gas ducted heating, an air conditioner, a large covered deck with views to the mountains, a double carport, and handy location make this a great opportunity with a bit of inishing off left for you to add your own touch.
his compact unit has an open plan living and kitchen area, bedroom with robes plus a combined bathroom and laundry. here is a carport at the front of the comple as well as a garden shed in the rear yard. Currently rented at $220.00 per week on a month to month lease, it may suit owner occupiers or investors.
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Situated in a picturesue comple with garden and lawn areas at the front framing the character of the residences, this unit offers a practical shaped lounge dining area with C split system, kitchen with meals area, a formal entry, good sied bedrooms with robes, a single garage and an enclosed rear yard.
Character and modern day convenience, polished timber oors, high ceilings, decorative fretwork, a light bright open plan living area, gas ducted heating, a reverse cycle split system, built in robes, internal access from garage, a carport, and covered entertaining deck at the rear are ust some of this propertys features.
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45 Bridgewater Rd Seville East
$930,000 - $1,020,000
Over 4 acres of Yarra Valley Country Bliss Looking for a more rural aspect while only being a short distance from town? Set on over 4 acres you’ll ind this property with amazing mountain views, separate paddocks, lock up garage, carport and a dam! Inside you’ll ind a beautifully updated light and bright kitchen - open plan to the meals and family room with an abundance of cupboard space for all your storage needs! Big bedrooms - 3 with sliding door access to your decking and views! Gorgeous bathrooms inish off the package along with 2 living areas, manicured gardens and asphalt driveway! Seville living doesn’t get much better than this! With wood ire for coziness in winter, gas ducted heating and a split system - all your climate needs are deinitely covered! With only being 50km’s (approx) from Melbourne’s CBD what are you waiting for? Call now for an inspection!
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Under construction is this 3 bedroom, 2 bathroom home located just a short walk from the shops, schools and one of the best sections of the Warburton Trail. At the top of the court with lovely valley views the home offers brick veneer construction and colorbond roof with features including double garage with internal access, three bedrooms with built in robes, master with walk in robe and full ensuite, rumpus room, rear deck and much more. This convenient location with new homes around it will be a much sought after pocket of the area.
Loved by the owners for many years and now a once in life time opportunity to purchase this completely divine 2 bedroom Cottage Oozing charm and character and close to schools & transport. High ceilings, pressed metal walls & ceilings in the living area are simply stunning. The country style kitchen is adjacent to the sunny dining area, complete with a Smeg oven and wood ire Situated on appro 2 acres of level grounds with a beautiful rural outlook
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5/8 The Crescent Wesburn
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A Head Start ipe for a renovation this home offers the enviable beneit of a at block of a uarter acre appro with a light and bright north westerly aspect and fantastic mountain views With a roomy front porch to rela on and plenty of living space inside, good size kitchen, two bedrooms and much more this home is only limited by your imagination tras include reverse cycle air conditioning, single garage plus work shop space, gas cooking and even a magniicent oak tree in the front yard fantastic starter, be uick
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The Perfect Lifestyle on approx. 2 ½ acres Your own slice of Yarra Valley heaven, a large family home with stunning mountain views, everything from the famous Warburton Trail to the beautiful Yarra River, public transport and a short stroll into town. Tastefully updated, large family living zones complete with a wood ire & split system, huge dining space, modern kitchen with ample cupboards & all the bells & whistles a kitchen requires. 3 bedrooms & master with walk in robe & an updated ensuite, the family bathroom & laundry have also been all freshened up so all the hard work is done. Outside approx. 2 ½ acres of paddocks & yards, Mountain views, lovely gardened areas with an array of fruit trees. Ample shedding & a studio space for the extended family or the teenagers. This property has so much on offer & can truly only be appreciated with an inspection.
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Gold Mining Era with a Golden Opportunity Bursting at the seams with character, this little gem offers way more than meets the eye ituated on a at allotment of over 2m2 this charmer provides the ideal set up for a irst home buyer to generate some income to help pay the mortgage, tradies needing space for vehicles or for the savvy investor this one is gold The iners ottage has 2 bedrooms, spacious kitchen and meals area and lovely high ceilings that feature in this era. shady verandah at the front is a great spot to sit in a swing chair and curl up to read a book and have a cuppa, and the old world charm is then working a treat The added bonuses begin with a selfcontained bungalow which you could rent out or put extra family members in, and a huge colourbond shed with toilet and shower to clean off in after a days working outside. The shed has a separate lock up storage area and single carport attached.
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Huge Block with Mountain Views! Surrounded by wide grand bull nose verandah’ s this property will not disappoint! Boasting a large block of approx 1600sqm taking in mountain views and being fully fenced with established low maintenance gardens – there is room for everyone here! This family home has so much to offer including 2 living areas one with huge wood ire in a grand brick ireplace, perfect place to put the feet up and enjoy a cuppa with a good book! 3 bedrooms, the main with ensuite and large walk in robe. The kitchen is large with plenty of bench space and open plan living to the meals area and family room. This gem also boasts evaporative cooling, 2 split system’s for heating and cooling, a large wood ire insert in the formal lounge as ucted eating ituated walking distance to the local storepost oficepub and the school bus route as well as only minutes’ drive to Yarra Junction.
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Healesville 3 Mt Lebanon Road
Unique Lifestyle Property his lovely character property with views to the distant montains, featres 3 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, doble glaing, gas dcted heating, evaporative cooling, modern kitchen and fablos large otdoor entertaining area. All this and set on a low maintenance 393m2 landscaped allotment and still within walking distance to the township of Healesville.
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Des Morrish in his Dandenong home in 2015. 141676 daughter Judy Brown said. She said he was very proud of the timber artifacts and photos. "Wild horses could not stop him from coming to be a guest speaker at the annual commemoration services held here each year." Des was born on 28 January, 1920, to William and May Morrish and had a younger sister, Ida. He went to Warburton State School, leaving school at 14 during the great depression to work in the local grocery store for 12 shillings and sixpence for a six day week, and long hours. At 16 he went bush - getting a job in a sawmill eight miles from town carting saw dust by wheel barrow. After four years he went into the tall timber country as a high lead rigger, climbing to the top of trees 250 feet high to cut the top off and
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Federal Mill near the Ada tree. "Dad was the last survivor of the pioneer logging era, prior to chainsaws and bulldozers." On Saturdays, Des would work in the bush until lunchtime and hot-foot back to town to play football for Warburton. In fact he was a keen sportsman throughout his life participating in bike-riding, woodchopping, athletics and water-skiing as well as lawn bowls later on. Over the years he moved camp several times working on the Acheron Way, in the Mansfield region and in the Dee Valley where his father had logged before him. Des was 24 when, on 23 December 1944, he married local beauty and champion tennis player, Sadie Hook. It was a whirlwind romance and the date fitted in with the Christmas break from working in the bush. They had Norm and Judy, and were together for 64 wonderful years together. They had a busy social life in Dandenong with the Masonic Lodge, and Bowls and Probus clubs, family holidays in the early days and caravanning later in life. Living alone after Sadie passed away Des met a lovely woman, Carma Keast, at the Dandenong Club. They made an impressive couple and found happiness and a renewed zest for life which brought joy to their family and friends. In many tributes, Des was remembered as a man who was an innovator and an adventurer, a hard-worker and a bit of a dare-devil, a gentleman and story-teller, much loved husband, father and grandfather and a loved and respected friend and colleague. He was competitive and would have loved to reach the magic 100 - but it was not to be. Des died on 17 July, in his 98th year. He is survived by Norm and Judy and their families...and his stories will live on.
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Wandinâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s through to final By Cameron Hutchison AFL Yarra Ranges FOOTBALL DIVISION 1 SENIORS Semi-final two Wandin 16.16.112 d Woori Yallock 3.6.24 Wandin will head straight into the Grand Final after a huge win over the minor premiers. The conditions were not conducive to freeflowing, high-marking footy, but Wandin made the best of it and completely dominated Woori Yallock. They kicked 5.1 to 1.2 in the first to lead by 27 points, and added another five goals to one in the second for a 48-point lead at the main break. The third quarter was a slog, with only three goals kicked. Woori Yallock struggled to have an impact all day and could only manage one behind in the last to Wandin's four goals. Woori Yallock will play Healesville in a preliminary final next week. Wandin best: J. Van Unen (8 goals), R. Heasley, R. Ross (2 goals), B. Harvey, J. Byrne (1 goal). Woori Yallock best: R. Allen, J. Williams (1 goal), S. Kennedy, K. Thompson (1 goal), J. Matthews, M. Wright. Semi-final two Healesville 13.14.92 d Olinda Ferny Creek 8.8.56 Healesville ended Olinda's chance to play for back-to-back premierships, and will take on Woori Yallock in a preliminary final. The first quarter was a close battle, with both sides kicking just the one major. Olinda got the better of the footy in the second, kicking four goals to three to be up by three points at half-time. Healesville regrouped in the third and kicked 5.3 to 1.3 to head for home with a 21-point buffer. Healesville did not look back, and kicked another 4.5 to 2.2 in the last. Healesville best: J. Nugent (2 goals), N. Mende (1 goal), R. Woodford (3 goals), M. Jeffery, T. Costigan, J. Roe-Duggan (2 goals). Olinda Ferny Creek best: D. Noorda (1 goal), D. Wilson, C. Beattie, J. Charge (2 goals), S. Atkinson, D. Rohrmann. DIVISION 1 RESERVES Semi-final two Olinda Ferny Creek 6.5.41 d Upwey Tecoma 2.10.22 Olinda Ferny Creek best: L. Seal, T. Dawson, R. Davis, S. Hill (1 goal), T. Ireland, B. Telford. Upwey Tecoma best: N. Waterman, N. Byrne, N. Beacom, S. Gannell, K. Townsend-Finlay, M. Tonge. Semi-final two Mount Evelyn 6.10.46 d Wandin 6.7.43 Mount Evelyn best: C. Hanna, M. Gibbons, A. Condello, L. Doidge (3 goals), J. Shaw (1 goal), S. Martin. Wandin best: D. Bailey, M. Dall (2 goals), J. Glenn, B. Mills, T. Page, A. Mandl. DIVISION 2 SENIORS Preliminary final Seville 20.9.129 d Yarra Glen 11.7.73 Seville will play Yarra Junction in the Grand Final after dominating Yarra Glen all day. Seville took control early, kicking seven goals to two in the first quarter. Yarra Glen won the second quarter, kicking 4.1 to 3.2, but Seville maintained control and led by 26 points at half time. Yarra Glen could not get a score on the board in the third as Seville steamrolled them, kicking six goals to one to have the game in the bag at three-quarter time. The last quarter was a bit of a goal feast, but as soon as Yarra Glen got a goal Seville responded with one of their own. Seville best: D. Broadway, B. Penwill, J. Noble, J. Fraser (6 goals), N. O'Keefe (4 goals), M. Cecere (1 goal). Yarra Glen best: B. Binion (1 goal), A. Smith, B. Ashton (1 goal), R. Gurney (2 goals), C. Tait (1 goal), T. Russell. DIVISION 2 RESERVES mailcommunity.com.au
Wandin secured the first Division 1 grand final spot. Picture: BETHANY HUTCHISON
Seville was too quick for Yarra Glen. Picture: BETHANY HUTCHISON
Kinglake will take on Yea in the Division 2 A-Grade grand final. Preliminary final Seville 6.9.45 d Yarra Glen 5.7.37 Seville best: J. Strachan, K. Mullett, J. Young (2 goals), C. Trainor (2 goals), L. Aitkins, R. Djohan. Yarra Glen best: K. Braun, S. Twite-Moore, L. Coulson (2 goals), L. Vanderstadt, C. Orren, D. Barker (1 goal). UNDER-18S Semi-final one Monbulk 9.7.61 d Woori Yallock 1.2.8 Monbulk secured a spot in a preliminary final against Healesville. They came from fifth spot to tackle the minor premiers. The first quarter was tight, with Monbulk holding a one-point lead. They kicked away in the second with 3.3 to just one behind, to lead by 21 points at half time. Woori Yallock failed to register another major for the remainder of the game, while Monbulk found the big sticks another five times. Monbulk best: D. Ross (2 goals), M. Dekker, K. Linde, D. Rak (1 goal), A. Banks (2 goals), H. Finlay. Woori Yallock best: D. Wood, J. Holland, R. Whitworth, J. Moller, R. Foy, A. Ferguson. Semi-final two Gembrook Cockatoo 9.9.63 d Upwey Tecoma 4.10.34 Gembrook will play Mount Evelyn next week in the other preliminary final. It was all tied up at quarter time at 15 points each. Gembrook Cockatoo got most of the play in the second, kicking 3.1 to four behinds to have a lead of 15 points at half-time. They held Upwey goalless in the third and extended their lead to 30 points at the final change. Two goals each in the last did not have any impact on the result. Gembrook Cockatoo best: D. South (2 goals), L. Taylor (1 goal), Z. Loewe, M. Wareham (2 goals), J. Tilly, S. Lamble (1 goal). Upwey Tecoma best: K. Weiser, T. Johnson,
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T. Holland, A. Bartils, L. Henderson-Rosaia, J. Pandelias. NETBALL DIVISION 1 A-GRADE Semi-final two Belgrave 52 d Olinda Ferny Creek 49 Belgrave will have the week off and watch Olinda Ferny Creek and Woori Yallock fight it out in next week's preliminary final. Olinda jumped out of the blocks, shooting 17 goals to eight in the first, and it looked like it was game over. Belgrave shot 15 goals to 10 in the second to reduce the margin at half-time to four goals. They completely dominated in the third, with 20 goals to eight, to swing the lead in their advantage by five goals. Olinda Ferny Creek won the last quarter but could not make up the margin. Belgrave best: L. Bennett (20 goals), A. Jeffery, E. Schill (32 goals). Olinda Ferny Creek best: K. Tomlinson, E. Stewart, A. Howard (10 goals). Semi-final one Woori Yallock 42 dd Wandin 32 Woori Yallock will play Olinda next week in the preliminary final. Woori Yallock easily won the first quarter, shooting 12 goals to four. Wandin picked up their game in the second but Woori Yallock had a lead of nine goals at half-time. The third quarter was low-scoring but Woori Yallock still won it by a goal. The last quarter was a shoot-out, with neither side getting an advantage. Woori Yallock best: S. Bailey, A. Stranger, A. McGurgan (21 goals). Wandin best: R. McMahon, K. Dolphin, R. Tidd. DIVISION 1 B-GRADE Semi-final two Wandin 38 d Woori Yallock 35 Wandin best: A. Lennie, A. Gedge (30 goals), B. Tait. Woori Yallock best: H. Summers (25 goals),
K. Eslick, K. Williams. Semi-final two Olinda Ferny Creek 52 d Monbulk Hawks 33 Olinda Ferny Creek best: P. Tilley, J. Carr, N. Millwood (45 goals). Monbulk Hawks best: M. Coad (11 goals), A. Stone, O. Rundle. DIVISION 1 C-GRADE Semi-final two Wandin 29 d Olinda Ferny Creek 24 Wandin best: C. Iedema (18 goals), J. Day, H. McInerney. Olinda Ferny Creek best: K. Shaw, A. Stewart, R. Woodcock. Semi-final one Monbulk Hawks 27 d Woori Yallock 11 Monbulk Hawks best: I. de Wit (23 goals), S. Munday, C. Hill. Woori Yallock best: S. Southwick, A. Shanks, S. Young. DIVISION 1 D-GRADE Semi-final two Wandin 33 d Warburton Millgrove 23 Wandin best: E. Rhodes, A. Kay (22 goals), M. Rouget. Warburton Millgrove best: A. Ormsby (15 goals), G. Woods, B. DePedro (7 goals). Semi-final one Olinda Ferny Creek 32 d Monbulk Hawks 12 Olinda Ferny Creek best: S. Miller, T. Gellie, S. Read. Monbulk Hawks best: M. Werts, T. Kelly, M. Giling (10 goals). DIVISION 2 A-GRADE Preliminary final Kinglake 46 d Seville 29 Kinglake best: F. Waack (28 goals), A. Barnes (4 goals), B. Waack. Seville best: C. McDonnell (4 goals), S. McNay, L. McNay. DIVISION 2 B-GRADE Preliminary final Yea 37 d Yarra Glen 30 Yea best: C. Newcomen, L. Cronk, M. Sundblom (29 goals). Yarra Glen best: A. Carter, E. Brown (14 goals), S. Corrigan. DIVISION 2 C-GRADE Preliminary final Yea 29 d Powelltown 19 Yea best: D. Schickerling, R. Aldous (20 goals), J. Watts. Powelltown best: G. Crofts, S. Traynor (5 goals), C. Beament. Tuesday, 18 September, 2018
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Running on the Tan By Jamie Strudley The XCR18 finale was held around the Tan Track in Melbourne on Saturday 15 September. After nine fun rounds of cross-country and road running, the season culminated with the Tan Relays around the famous 3.8 kilometre track. Yarra Ranges Athletics had 10 teams entered in open men, open women, under-18 men, under-18 women and under-14 women, competing alongside 300 other teams from throughout Victoria. Conditions changed throughout the event, providing additional challenges to all athletes. Stars of the show for Yarra Ranges Athletics were its under-18 and under-14 womens teams, which dominated their respective age groups to record convincing wins. The fastest club athletes were Harry Norman (12.08), Dean Tromp (12.40) and Seamus Dwyer (12.56) in the mens teams and Lauren Starr (14.11) and Georgia Laven (14.15). Club results are: Men Division 3 - 3rd Dean Tromp 12.40, Seamus Dwyer 12.56, James Laven 13.22, Max Saville-Bentley 13.24. Men Division 5 - 7th Graham Coutts 15.13, Jamie Strudley 14.57, Bryan Ackerly 15.15. Men Division 7 - 6th Craig Hewitson 16.38, Andrew Searles 14.20, Maxim Somerville 17.02. Men Division 5 - 7th Graham Coutts 15.13, Jamie Strudley 14.57, Bryan Ackerly 15.15. Women Division 2 - 10th Lauren Star 14.18, Sarah Love 17.12, Katie Clarke 18.56. Women Division 4 - 11th Laura Di Gregorio 19.15, Kate Van Dureen 21.25. Women Division 5 - 8th Veida Somerville 15.14, Hannah Wells 20.46. Men Under-18 - 4th Harry Norman 12.08, Harrison Van Duuren 12.59.
By Ron Hottes The Warburton Golf Club competitors had another tough day for scoring on Wednesday 12 September. Kevin Conway headed the field with a creditable +1. Steuart Hawke is the Mr Consistent of the regular Wednesday crew. He snared another runners-up prize by 'squaring' with his handicap. Balls went down to -2. There were only two nearest the pin winners - John Robinson on the ninth and Ossie McClay on the 10th. A match was played on the day; a semi-final to see who would continue onto the final of The Harry-Martyr next month. Tex Van Der Kooi defeated Ken Barratt, 4 and 3. Tex will now play his good friend, Neil Leckerby, so the sparks are likely to fly on that day. On Saturday 15 September, only a smallish field played in the club's stableford competition so there was only one winner - Simon Spenceley, with an impressive 40 points. Nipping at his heels was Junior Kempton, with 39. Those who scored 29+ can collect a ball the next time they are in the clubhouse - 29 is very low for a ball rundown, indicating that the course is clearly winning at this stage of early spring. Nearest the pin balls went to Happy on the third, Junior Kempton on the fifth, Lance Atwell on the ninth, and the inspirational Meredith Nursey on the 15th.
Lauren Starr in the Division 2 Women's competition. Women Under-18 - 1st Georgia Laven 14.15, Grace Muller 15.03. Women Under-14 - 1st Indi Linde 15.00, Kiara Flavel 14.35. Next up is a Yarra Ranges Athletics come and try day on Saturday 22 September from 9am. The club welcomes all athletes of any age or ability. Visit yarrarangesathletics.org.au.
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