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Salvos appeal for help with $8m program in region THE SALVOS need a “significant increase” in help to deliver over $8 million in social programs to the region next financial year, an appeal launch heard on Wednesday. The Salvation Army Major Bruce Stevens told community and business leaders the annual Red Shield Appeal was seeking $300,000 in local donations. “We are committed to responding to the day-to-day needs of those we serve yet cannot do this without the financial assistance of the local community. We are relying on the Geelong community to partner with us again,” Maj Stevens said. “The cost of our social programs in Geelong this year will be $8.09 million. “Looking to the future, I anticipate the Geelong community would share our concern about how sustainable this is.” Maj Stevens told the launch the Salvos had invested $14.5 million in Geelong over the past five years to serve the community. “I believe the business community should be encouraged by the knowledge $10.4 million could have been allocated elsewhere in Victoria yet has been committed to Geelong.”

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Appealing: Young Cats Jed Bews and Daniel Menzel contribute to the Red Shield Appeal with The Salvation Army’s David Collinson and, at back, Phil Mounsey, Peter Hobbs and Vic Pitman-Jones. Picture: Tommy Ritchie 81247

Bypass ‘next poll’ movements through the town were only “minor” since council diverted Geelong’s tip trucks from Corio to Drysdale. “The overall numbers haven’t changed massively but we know traffic is not going to decrease as planned development goes ahead.” Cr Macdonald expected major parties to offer funding commitments for a Drysdale bypass and a Geelong ring road extension at the next state election. Any delays on these major works would “put the whole peninsula under more pressure”, he said. But Cr Macdonald refused to estimate

a timeline for when these roads would be built. “As we go through the process of gathering support for the project, timelines will start to emerge.” Cr Macdonald urged residents to show their support in order to “put a strong case to government”. “Unless you ask for it and campaign for it, you’re not going to get it.” Drysdale Clifton Springs Community Association’s Patrick Hughes said residents regularly expressed concern about increasing noise, dirt and safety concerns amid increased traffic on High St.

“A Drysdale bypass will give the northern Bellarine a new heartbeat,” he said. The association contacted other community groups on the Bellarine Peninsula for support to campaign for a Drysdale bypass. Mr Hughes said St Leonards Progress Association had already pledged support. “We’re already two-thirds of the way toward capacity without the creation of the new estates.” VicRoads’ William Tieppo said the roads authority had bought 50 per cent of the land required for a bypass around Drysdale but had “no current plans” for construction.

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BY MICHELLE HERBISON INCREASED traffic on Drysdale’s High St is “starting to impinge on travelling through town”, according to a councillor. Rod Macdonald said recent figures were unavailable but traffic volumes were increasing as more residential developments appeared on the Bellarine Peninsula. VicRoads figures from April 2011 showed 18,000 vehicles a day travelled on High St south of Murradoc Rd. VicRoads estimated the road’s capacity at 24,000 vehicles a day. Cr Macdonald said increases in truck

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City includes carbon, other taxes with rates BY JOHN VAN KLAVEREN GEELONG’S council has opened a public relations war with state and federal governments over the level of taxes included in rates. Council leaders said they would detail state and federal taxes in rate notices following a 5.1 per cent rates rise, with .2 per cent due to the carbon tax. Council passed its budget for 2012/2013 this week. Mayor John Mitchell said the rate rise was really 4.9 per cent. “We put together a fiscally responsi-

ble budget with a 4.9 per cent rate rise but we have no control over what the government does,” Cr Mitchell said. “It would be unfair to council and the public not to know what goes into the fees and charges. “We will give ratepayers a breakdown of state and federal government taxes with their rate notices.” Cr Mitchell said the increased carbon tax costs represented a $60 rate increase. The .2 per cent carbon tax was directly attributable to council’s Drysdale landfill, he said. The landfill breached a 25-million-

tonne benchmark, so council had a direct carbon tax liability of $6 million to $7 million over 14 years. Cr Mitchell said council had absorbed increased utility costs of $1.2 million. “The power, gas and water issues people have at home are no different here.” The budget included $160,000 in allowances for Geelong’s first directly elected mayor as well as $650,000 for this year’s council elections. Cr Mitchell said external influences were behind a 3.7 per cent rise in council fees and charges.

Three per cent was due to inflation and .7 per cent to the carbon tax, he said. Increases affected leisure and aquatic centre fees, animal registrations, parking fines and childcare. Federal Member for Corio Richard Marles said assistance measures in this week’s federal Budget would cover the carbon tax impact on Geelong residents. “The provisions to households in assistance will be considerably more than the increase in rates. There is also an opportunity for council to earn carbon credits by cutting methane emissions at Drysdale landfill.”

in brief Jaws rescue RESCUE crews have used Jaws of Life equipment to free a crash victim from the wreckage of a car in Geelong West, according to the SES. Media liaison officer Scott Clark said two cars collided at the corner of Princes Hwy and Keera St, leaving both “significantly damaged”.

Liberal three THREE Liberal party members have nominated for preselection to take on Labor’s Darren Cheeseman in the marginal seat of Corangamite at the next federal election. The Liberal party confirmed 2010 Liberal Corangamite candidate Sarah Henderson, IT security expert Rod Nockles and physiotherapist Marcus Dripps would contest the June 17 preselection convention.

Chamber boss AUSTRALIA Post manager Mark Davis has replaced Jim Walsh as president of Geelong Chamber of Commerce. Mr Davis, pictured, said in his first public statements as the chamber’s new president that the Federal Government’s carbon tax and business red tape were the two main challenges facing businesses in the Geelong region.

$1m contract A GEELONG company has cracked Asian markets with a $1 million contract to help a Brunei library manage its books, according to a spokesperson. FE Technologies said its state-of-the-art radio frequency identification technology, operating in 170 Australian and New Zealand libraries, secured the deal against “heavy competition from large multinational suppliers”.

Cats star YOUNG Cats player Steven Motlop has won the AFL’s Rising Star award nomination for round six. The 21-year-old earned the recognition after amassing 28 possessions against Melbourne at Simonds Stadium in his 11th AFL match last weekend.

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Cheque mates: USM Events’ Adele Ormando hands over the festival proceeds to Give Where You Live’s Bill Mithen and Georgia Angus. Picture: Tommy Ritchie 80875

Good sports raise $47,000 for Geelong’s ‘strugglers’ WELFARE agencies have emerged as financial winners from a three-day sport festival on Geelong’s watefront in February. Geelong Multi Sport Festival organisers from USM events this week handed over $47,421 to Give Where You Live, a fundraising body for more than 70 agencies in the region. The proceeds were from entries, a Rotary barbecue and Target and

Worley Parsons sponsorships, the organisers said. Give Where You Live’s Bill Mithen was rapt with the cash. “We are thrilled that our partnership with Geelong Multi Sport Festival helped raise vital funds to assist Give Where You Live fulfill its goal of helping people who struggle to cope with poor health, reduced education opportunities and insufficient

income,” Mr Mithen said. “It was great to see the community embrace the event and we know the festival will become a major event on the region’s calendar.” Hundreds of entrants including some of Australia’s best triathletes competed in the festival. The event featured racing in triathlon disciplines over various distances, culminating in Olympic and long-course triathlons

on the final day. The Independent signed on this year as sponsor of the festival’s Superkidz Triathlon, increasing entries over 200 per cent. Target’s Denis Leahy said the festival was a “fantastic opportunity” to support Give Where You Live. “Target is a big part of Geelong and we’re very proud to sponsor events that support the community.”

A DEVELOPER has advertised revised plans for a residential and marina project on a former slipway site at Rippleside. Rippleside Quay said it had reduced its proposed number of dwellings in the wake of the global financial crisis and an “oversupply” of apartments around Geelong’s waterfront.

Drivers blitzed DRUNK and drugged drivers were among motorists caught brreaking the law during a “lockdown” blitz in Geelong this week, according to Victoria Police. A police spokesperson said 84 officers and 47 cars participated in the operation to catch illegal motorists trying to avoid detection.

Weed tackled MORE THAN 50 volunteers have tackled the spread of a noxious weed at You Yangs Regional Park, according to Parks Victoria. A spokesperson said the volunteers attended a working bee last weekend to remove boneseed, which threatened native plants and reduced food supply for indigenous animals.

$800m fighter jet project yet to take off after defence cuts BY JOHN VAN KLAVEREN ANOTHER major project for the region has failed to fire, blocking further Geelong jobs growth. A site for a proposed aero structures manufacturing facility promising 300 jobs remains unchosen, a state government spokesperson confirmed. The Independent reported in

batch of 12 JSF aircraft by two years. Defence Minister Stephen Smith last year decided to hold back on the overall order for 58 fighters. Delays and cost overruns have mired the JSF program, under the direction of giant American aerospace company Lockheed Martin. Another Melbourne engineering company, Production Parts, went

March last year that Marand Precision Engineering was investigating Avalon for the facility. The facility would service a defence contract worth up to $800 million to build tail assemblies for global Joint Strike Fighter (JSF) aircraft. But Federal Government announced $4 billion in defence cuts this week, including delaying Australia’s purchase of its first

into receivership last year despite holding a $40 million JSF contract. Victorian Industry Minister Richard Dalla Riva said last year that Marand would spend $50 million on its 10,000-square-metre Geelong facility. The new facility would provide a “major economic and jobs boost for Geelong”, he said. The delay to the project follows

last week’s State Government announcement that a proposed 1000-job car shipping facility would stay in Melbourne instead of relocating to Geelong. The Government spokesperson said the JSF project could “expect accelerated progress” in the next few months. The first scheduled deliveries at the end of 2013 were “on track”.

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First Lego convention building excitement BY MICHELLE HERBISON LEGO trains have been Mark Young’s obsession since he stopped driving trucks. The 45-year-old Newcomb resident said he had about five tonnes of Lego in a collection so large he was thinking of starting a backyard museum. Mr Young will showcase his Lego creations at Rotary Club of Queenscliffe’s first Lego fan convention next month. Mr Young said he spent about 10 to 15 hours weekly building and collecting Lego. “I had to finish working seven years ago and that’s when I found ebay and it started to really take off.” SueAnn Barber, of Melbourne-based Lego fan convention Brickvention, said Queenscliffe Bricks would be the first regional display her group had organised. About 20 large tables would fill the Point Lonsdale Primary School Hall with displays including spaceships, dragons, Star Wars characters, model cars and a model of Buckingham Palace, she said. “There are quite a few talented Lego builders in the region.” Ms Barber said Lego fans tended to be between 15 and 45, mostly male and either

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Ford’s loss followed slumping Falcon sales, down 36 per cent to 18,741 units last year. Falcon has averaged 1100 sales a month this year, suggesting 13,500 units will sell in 2012. Ford said the “underlying” loss was $78 million after a one-off tax adjustment of $212 million. Ford received $103 million in state and federal support last year to continue producing Falcon and Territory domestically. Ford Australia chief financial officer Mark Rearick said one-

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Quarry in geo bid drilling 4000 metres deep to assess temperatures and run fluid through the well to determine its capacity to produce energy. But the project would require Federal Government funding. The Independent revealed last month that Greenearth was seeking funding from Federal Government after it withdrew an initial allocation because the company failed to raise enough capital of its own. “We’ve already been granted

$5 million from State Government for the initial drilling but we’ll need more money to complete the first stages,” Mr King said. “We’ve applied for funding through the Federal Government’s emerging renewables program.” Mr King said Greenearth expected to find out whether it would receive funding in “three to four months”. But drilling was unlikely to commence this year, he said.

Volunteer Tyler charitable despite disability BY JOHN VAN KLAVEREN TYLER Rassiello would typically be considered a beneficiary rather than a provider of charity. But the 30-year-old with Down syndrome has overcome his disability to help run a Grovedale op shop for the past 12 months. The movie buff and games fan has found his niche in the used videos and DVD section of Torquay Rd’s Brotherhood of St Laurence Community Store He was keen to let people know the joys of volunteering no matter their circumstances. “I didn’t really speak when I started,” Tyler admitted. “I was too shy but now I feel confident.” Tyler’s mother, Chris, said working as a volunteer had a huge impact on her son’s life. “The experience of regularly dealing with customers and staff has helped Tyler to come out of his shell.” Store manager John Kirk said Tyle had made a difference to the staff at the store as well. “He’s a breath of fresh air. Tyler always brings a positive attitude to work and has a way of lightening up your day. “The customers and staff love him.”

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NOTICE OF PREPARATION OF AMENDMENT AMENDMENT C250 - AUTHORISATION A02229 GREATER GEELONG PLANNING SCHEME The City of Greater Geelong Council has prepared Amendment C250 to the Greater Geelong Planning Scheme. In accordance with section 8A(3) of the Planning and Environment Act 1987, the Minister for Planning authorised the City of Greater Geelong Council as planning authority to prepare the amendment. The land affected by the amendment is 31 Dudley Pde, 1 Hopetoun Street and 18 Cliff Street, St Leonards. The amendment proposes to rezone the land at 31 Dudley Parade and 1 Hopetoun Street from Public Park and Recreation Zone to Residential 1 zone, and the land at 18 Cliff Street from Public Park and Recreation Zone to Residential 3 with Design and Development Overlay 14. The rezoning will enable the Council owned land to be sold.

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Drainage and road reconstruction works is scheduled to commence on Monday 14 May and will take approximately three weeks to complete. Access through the laneway may be closed to all traffic Monday to Friday between 7.00am to 5.00pm. Signs will be in place and traffic controllers will provide assistance to minimise any inconvenience.

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The project will consist of a part road closure, drainage works, kerb and channel, including a new traffic island, line marking and asphalt works. Traffic delays and reduced speed limits will be in place Monday to Friday between 7.00am to 5.00pm.

During this period, while the concrete spoon drain is constructed in the middle of the road, the laneway will be completely closed off to all traffic between four to five days to allow the concrete to properly cure.

During this construction period we recommend that the through traffic avoid Carr Street and Lonsdale Street intersection. The appropriate signs will be in place and the traffic controllers on site will provide every assistance to minimise any inconvenience. Local traffic and emergency services will be provided access at all times.

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For further information call 5272 4820. Any person affected by the amendment may make a submission to the Planning Authority.

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PETER SMITH - COORDINATOR STRATEGIC IMPLEMENTATION Please be aware that all submissions received will be made publicly available for consideration as part of the planning process. Submissions can be viewed at City of Greater Geelong, Ground Floor, 131 Myers Street, Geelong until the end of two months after the amendment comes into operation or lapses. Anonymous submissions will not be considered.

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Access to and from the East Geelong Golf Course, Geelong Botanic Gardens, Geelong Conference Centre, Geelong Playspace and barbecue facilities in that area will be available at all times.

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Access to and from the Limeburners Boat Ramp will only be available via Ryrie Street / Limeburners Road during the road closure. Pedestrian access to Eastern Park will be maintained during the event.

Scan the QR code or go to www.geelongaustralia.com.au/ ct/mygeelong/newsletter.aspx

For further information contact our Recreation and Open Space unit on 5272 5272.

CENTRAL GEELONG FARMERS MARKET 6$785'$< 0$< Little Malop Street (between Union and Moorabool Streets) will be closed temporarily from 7.00am to 2.00pm, on Saturday 12 May. Emergency access will be maintained at all times.

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THANK YOU TO ALL OUR VOLUNTEERS NATIONAL VOLUNTEER WEEK 14-20 MAY 2012 VOLUNTEERS - EVERY ONE COUNTS We would like to take this opportunity to thank all volunteers for their wonderful contribution to our community.

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Because no matter what kind of volunteering it is - whether it’s helping people, the environment, your community group, school or sports club you are making a difference. The City of Greater Geelong relies on close to 700 volunteers to work with the community through Meals on Wheels, the National Wool Museum, the Heritage Centre, our Tourism Information Centres, L2P, Potato Shed, and Walking School Bus.

BY CHERIE DONNELLAN UNIVERSITY was never an option for Jordan Humphreys as he considered his future at Northern Bay College. But the year 10 student said tertiary studies were now his goal since a new program helped him realise his skills in science and technology. Aspire was also helping other Northern Bay students discover their potential, he said. “It got us (students) thinking about our future and how to approach it in the right way. “I’d never really thought about it before that.”

We know there are thousands more in our region who are volunteering their time in so many different ways, and we thank all of you today. Our community wouldn’t be the same without you.

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Aspire operates as part of a Department of Education scheme linking Deakin University teaching students with Northern Bay College to improve teacher skill bases and student learning. Northern Bay College’s Kellie Tobin said Aspire helped students with “incredible potential”. The program encouraged them to “explore their interests and post-compulsory schooling aspirations”, she said. “We want to increase the aspirations of our high-achieving year nine and 10 students who may not have considered univer-

sity pathways previously.” Ms Tobin said the Deakin teching students acted as “mentors” under the program. Deakin student Anna Darcey said working with Northern Bay students had been mutually beneficial. “We’re trying to cross traditional lines of what pre-service teachers would have done in the past but also to respond to students whose needs have not been met with traditional teaching. “The students in the program have tested high academically but may not be aware of their abilities. We want students to have the opportunity to under-

stand and reflect on their abilities and become more aware of the career and study options available to them.” Ms Darcey said the program’s first unit allowed students to attend lectures and tutorials at Deakin. “We had the kids learn about aviation in one unit and then we took them on an excursion to Avalon Airport to meet with CEO Justin Giddings, so they were getting both theoretical and applied learning.” Latest Australian Bureau of Statistics figures show 48 per cent of Corio residents have education to year 10 or below.

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Port’s bigger future BY MICHELLE HERBISON A TREND to bigger ships presents “major challenges” for Geelong’s port, according to a maritime consultant. Thompson Clarke director Sandy Galbraith said Geelong might need more berths and deeper shipping channels in the next 10 to 15 years. Mr Galbraith said a new study would determine forecasts affecting the port. Victorian Regional Channels Authority chief executive officer Captain Peter McGovern said the port moved about 12 million tonnes of goods in the past year. Recent rain had boosted the port’s grain exports to an expected 2.5 million tonnes this year compared to only 70,000 in 2009 and 2010, he said. Cpt McGovern said determining the port’s limits on trade was “hard to say” without knowing whether it would obtain additional infrastructure investment. The impact of bigger ships on the port would be “gradual”, he said. “The markets (for increased exports from the port) are there first and (bigger ships are) much more efficient when we look at cost. “As ships get bigger, all facilities associated with them including berths, loading facilities and channels probably need to get bigger.” Cpt McGovern said sharing Corio Bay effectively with recreational boaters was also a concern. A 2010 analysis found that Geelong’s port generated 1302 direct and indirect jobs and $180 million in gross regional product. The report predicted trade and employment to triple in two decades. Cpt McGovern said the port was “really important” for Geelong jobs.

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Complimentary Consultation! Framed: Geelong Camera Club members, David Rendle, Heather Prince, Brien Cohn, Frank Kennedy and Ken Organ. Picture: John Conway 81240 petition nights for members who gained exposure for their work, she said. “The club offers lots of avenues to learn more about photography, find new information and share tips and advice. “Being digital, members can try something as weird and wonderful as they like and if doesn’t work then they simply press delete. “There used to be a mys-

tique around film photography. It’s almost a pity it has gone in a way but the essential art of photography has not changed. “The same elements are still there – all that’s changed is the method of capture and processing.” With the shutterbug biting more people, Heather said the social side of photography should not be underestimated. “Our members transcend

age barriers, gender and background and just enjoy getting together with likeminded people. “Some of our members work in the industry but most are amateurs who have become extremely competent.” Heather said the club offered an interesting and varied program including guest speakers, competitions, practical sessions and weekend outings. The club also ran special

interest groups focussing on areas like Photoshop and multimedia. Heather said the club had a big dry-mounting press available for members to produce large display prints, a library, a studio with its own lighting equipment and backdrops and a darkroom. She advised anyone wanting more information to visit the club website at geelongcameraclub.org.au.

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close to the Geelong CBD, has escaped attention up until now. This was partly because of the previous Geelong Cement quarry, but with the winding down of mining activity the area becomes available for rehabilitation and renewal, which is already underway. Additionally, with the Ring Road now running along the area’s eastern edge, a gateway to the zone has been opened. Leading local town planner, Michael Gerner, was positive on the draft report. “G21 is to be commended for its initiative in preparing a strategic plan for the long term growth of Geelong as the State’s

major regional City, and for the consultation process it is following.” he said. In regard to the inclusion of Batesford South in the plan he added that “The draft G21 Regional Growth Plan presents a balanced concept that highlights a range of options to meet housing and employment needs. In particular, G21 is to be commended for identifying Batesford South for further investigation as a potential growth area. This previously unrecognised area presents a rare opportunity to re-balance the long term urban form of Geelong and to extend the lifestyle and

employment choices for future residents.” A particular feature LGHQWL¿HG E\ 0U *HUQHU was the opportunity to redevelop the Geelong Cement quarry site. He said “Planning for the regeneration of the quarry land at Batesford South as a new growth area would exemplify best practice by facilitating sustainable and timely land re-use. It is rare for a regional city to have this opportunity available to it.” The proximity of affordable land close to the Geelong CBD with easy access to Melbourne and the Surf Coast via the Ring Road appears to tick

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letters Napthineâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s the one IF NOTHING else, when Premier Ted Bailleu appointed Dr Denis Napthine as Minister for Ports, Major Projects, Regional Cities and Racing he got it in one. Dr Napthineâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s definitive and from-the-shoulder explanation why Port of Geelongâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s infrastructure doesnâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;t match Webb Dockâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s expansion for car imports and exports provided a disappointing outcome but a clear-cut, fair-minded and correct decision. Hopefully in longer-term and more cashed-up circumstances this decision wonâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;t prejudice Avalon and Point Wilson achieving their potential and adding to the precinctâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s untapped flight options. From a laymanâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s perspective, thereâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s a lot to like about Dr Napthine who has supported jumps racing and a more-equitable sharing of benefits to provincial race clubs, which is a labour-intensive but largely unheralded industry. One would hope that despite the Baillieu Governmentâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s small-L-and-then-some Liberal budget cuts and accompanying tardiness, eventually a bigger-picture vision will evolve. Why not break the shackles of inherited debt by spending up big? Despite governance baby steps and federal sphere self-interest on multi-faceted sides, Dr Napthine has the capacity to get the stateâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s non-performing deep water ports at Hastings and Portland up and running, with some of the cash flow to be used to get the local millpond achieving its potential. Richard Worland Manifold Heights

Animal passions GARY Matchan (Letters, April 27) said I should draw on facts and experience rather than emotions based on ill-informed advice when expressing my views. If being passionate and caring about animal welfare is emotional then I make no apology. While I have to accept the legal right of those licensed to hunt wild ducks, I do not respect or support the deliberate killing of animals or birds for sport or entertainment. As for the facts, they are there for all to see on the RSPCA website or Animals Australia website. The minute percentage of ducks Mr Matchan described that are injured and not recovered might suffer over a long period before recovery or death from their wounds or through predation by foxes. Neither Mr Matchan nor I could possibly observe the behaviour of duck hunters at every wetland area where it is legal to shoot water birds. Unfortunately, some duck shooters are inexperi-

Growing concern on nature strips I WRITE to present the case against vegetable verge gardens (Independent, May 4). Vegetable verge gardens can pose a number of problems. First, where the footpath is narrow or non-existent pedestrians are often forced to walk through the garden or on the road. Who will cover public liability insurance if someone trips over the plants or is run over on the road because of the verge garden? Secondly, vegetables grown on the roadside risk being doused with toxic exhaust fumes from passing vehicles or

Bitter harvest: Nature strips are no place for vegetable gardens, a reader says.

covered with dog poo, rendering their eating quality doubtful. Finally, where the no-dig

enced, which might result in non-target species being killed. It is a fact that the physical action of a shotgun involves a spray of pellets and a flying bird can be wounded by even a single pellet. Other birds flying with the target bird can be wounded. Depending on the distance between gun and bird it might take a number of pellets to kill a bird outright. Duck shooting has been banned in Western Australia, New South Wales and Queensland. It is hoped Victoria, South Australia and Tasmania will follow. Suzanne Roberts Whittington

Falcon ridiculous HAS FORD lost the plot with its new four-cylinder Falcon? Dropping a four-cylinder motor into a traditional six-cylinder Falcon is hard to understand. People can buy a mid-sized four for about half the price. Falcon has an excellent stable-mate, the midsized Mondeo, a very good car that comes in sedan and wagon models, so why is Ford putting out a four-cylinder Falcon sedan only? Falconâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s four-cylinder engine is imported from Spain and itâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s actually dearer to make than the locally produced inline six. The question must be asked: why should people pay around $38,000 for a large four-cylinder car? Itâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s not that much more economical and doesnâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;t have the towing capacity of the six. For less money I could buy a Hyundai I30 or a

method is used, nutrient run-off into the stormwater system is inevitable. If the aim of verge gardens is to bring a neighbourhood community together, why not plant shade-giving council-approved street trees on the nature strip or, alternatively, establish a street bee corridor, ensuring every garden has some beeattracting flowering plants. There must be better places to grow vegetables than on nature strips. Elizabeth Pollock Belmont

Toyota Aurion and if I wanted economical motoring Iâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;d buy the dedicated LPG Falcon. Why couldnâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;t Ford make a dual-fuel Falcon, a car with both petrol and gas? This way you would get cheap motoring and if you wanted to pull a caravan or tow it you could switch over to petrol. Fordâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s decision to drop a four-cylinder into the Falcon doesnâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;t make a whole lot of sense. Alan Barron Grovedale

Whereâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s the corridor? AS DEVELOPMENT in Torquayâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s north rushes on frenetically with residential lots, schools, sport facilities et cetera, there seems to be a marked silence from the Victorian Government about the traffic corridor supposedly reserved from and through Armstrong Creek. How will future residents of Armstrong Creek get to the beach on a hot night after work? The transport corridor was supposed to help by having a quick means of public transport, notionally a spur of the heavy railway system or at least a light railway to Torquay where a station would be adjacent Surf Coastâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s new civic centre and near a proposed shopping centre. Before the corridor is built out with residential allotments et cetera Andrew Katos should assure us of its existence, show us where it is and allow me to stand on the site where the Torquay station will be built. Spencer Leighton Torquay

Facts freely fudged PROPONENTS of climate change have again been caught out fudging the facts. This time itâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s to do with alleged death threats against researchers at Australian National University (ANU). Privacy Commissioner Timothy Pilgrim found â&#x20AC;&#x153;there was no evidence of death threatsâ&#x20AC;? in emails to staff, as claimed by ANU. No doubt Federal Government will vigorously deny any attempt to stifle free speech on the subject of climate change and the carbon tax. Yes, we all know free speech is apparently official government policy. Indeed, people are encouraged by the Gillard ministry of truth to openly discuss the problem of global warming and climate change. Brian Handley Geelong

Seeking meaning AS WE celebrate both World Red Cross Day and International Volunteers Week this month I would like to thank the young humanitarians in our community for constantly finding new ways to support our work. They will be integral to ensuring humanitarian organisations like Red Cross remain relevant and effective into the future. They bring innovation, creativity and a fresh approach to the way Red Cross engages with communities, notably through social media. This year weâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;re inviting people on Facebook and Twitter to share what Red Cross means to them. In addition to celebrating young people on World Red Cross Day, Australian Red Cross is also focusing on voluntary service and the everyday work we do to help vulnerable people. In a historic event this month, over 80 politicians including Prime Minister Julia Gillard and opposition leader Tony Abbott signed a record recognising the support of all political parties for the work of Red Cross. I now invite everyone to tell us what Red Cross means to you. Go to our page at facebook .com/AustralianRedCross or Twitter at twitter.com /RedCrossAU or our website at redcross.org.au and tell us what you think. Robert Tickner Australian Red Cross chief executive officer

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Gifts for mums at Waurn Ponds ith Mother’s Day just around the corner, Waurn Ponds Shopping Centre makes gift-giving easy. The shopping centre has gifts galore to make any mum feel super special, with prices to suit just about any budget. Shoppers can help mums spice up their kitchens this winter to cook up a storm with the stunning range of Baccarat cookwear and brand-new Marie Claire pastel bakewear, platters and cheese sets. The products offer great gifts for under $20 and free Ambrosia soup bowls with every Baccarat stock pot purchased. Terms and conditons apply and can been seen in-store. Mum can also be given the latest looks for less at Tonik Surf Centre with 25 to 60 per cent off prices store wide. Tonik’s new range of EMU sheepskin boots are guaranteed to keep any mum toasty warm this winter and, for this week only, Tonki shoppers can grab a bag, wallet or belt for just half price. Mum can also be spiled with the ultimate salon pamper package at Hairhouse Warehouse where, upon purchase, shoppers also receive a free hair and beauty gift bag valued at over $120. Terms and conditons apply, with details available in-store. Mums can also be indulged with gifts they will cherish forever from Prouds. The sparkling team at Prouds is offering dazzling savings on diamonds, gold, high-fashion jewellery and watches. After gift purchases for mums have been taken care of, shoppers should stop by Geelong Evening VIEW Club’s gift wrapping station before leaving the centre. For a gold coin donation per parcel shoppers can have their special gifts professionally wrapped, with proceeds donated to The Smith Family. The gift wrap station is open in front of Target from midday to 4pm daily until Saturday. Waurn Ponds Shopping Centre is certainly spoiling shoppers for choice this Mother’s Day.

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But the music always encouraged dancing. “We’re all pretty happy people,” McNelis said. “We like to have fun, be lively and tell jokes while on stage. I think our audience responds to that.” Flap!’s first gig was at a cafe in Copenhagen in 2007. Since then the band’s continued travelling. Domestic performances have included music festivals in Queensland, Apollo Bay and Melbourne. Flap! will play Torquay as part of their national tour after the release of latest album A Great Day for the Race.

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BARBECUED RED CURRY PORK BURGERS

READER’S RECIPE INGREDIENTS (SERVES 4) > 500g pork mince > 3 green onions, thinly sliced > 1 garlic clove, crushed > 2 tablespoons Ayam Thai red curry paste > 2 tablespoons mild satay sauce > Olive oil cooking spray > 2 hamburger buns, split > 2 Turkish bread rolls, split > 8 small iceberg lettuce leaves > 1 medium carrot, peeled grated > 1/3 cup fresh mint leaves > 1/3 cup fresh coriander leaves > Sweet chilli sauce and tomato sauce,

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1. Combine mince, onion and garlic in a large bowl. Season with salt and pepper. Transfer one-third mince mixture to a medium bowl. Set aside. Add curry paste to remaining mince mixture. Mix to combine. Shape mixture into four 1.5cmthick patties. Place on a large baking tray lined with baking paper. 2. Add satay sauce to remaining pork mixture. Mix to combine. Shape mixture into two 1.5cm-thick patties. Place on prepared tray. Cover with plastic wrap. Refrigerate for 30 minutes or until firm. 3. Spray a barbecue plate with oil. Heat on medium heat. Cook patties for 5 to 6 minutes each side or until cooked through. Place on a plate. Cover to keep warm. Place buns, cut side down, on barbecue. Cook for 1 to 2 minutes or until lightly toasted. 4. Place half the lettuce and carrot on roll bases. Top each with mint, coriander and 2 curried patties. Drizzle with sweet chilli sauce. Sandwich with roll tops. Serve. By Mr T of Torquay 1033024-JF19-12

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GEELONG WILL DAZZLE Why: Gleelong Classic Dancesport When: Saturday - May 26th, 2012 Where: Club Italia, Bellarine H’way, Moolap W J JOIN US: And witness some of Australia’s best ballroom dancers (all age groups – 7 to 70 years) compete. Mark your calendar now – get in early and get a good seat. Doors Open: 10am - Competition commences: 11am - Evening session: 7pm - Expected close: 10.30pm. PRICING: All Day - Reserved Table (front row $35 - 2nd row $28), Reserved Tiered seating - $30, General admission (Adults $22 - child/pensioner $15). Light meals and refreshments during the day and evening meal available from 5.00pm for purchase from the Club’s Bar. Contact ZALIE on (03) 9846 4850 or 0403 418 922. D Door Prize (Hamper + 1 night’s accommodation with full breakfast for 2 at The Sands Resort, Torquay), Free raffle for local spectators, General raffle of imported merchandise, Prizes/vouchers for dancers, Ocean G Grove Primary v Sunbury Primary in a dance off school challenge, Solo dance events and Parent and child events, to name some of the exciting and different dancing events to guarantee great day. Photos kindly supplied by: Mr Mark Gadsen - DanceSport photographer - Wyndham Vale Ph: (+61) 0408 073 736 Email: gadophoto@bigpond.com

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Free legal help arwon Community Legal Service will launch a free face-to-face legal service at Corio during Law Week from May 14 to 20. The Law Place – Corio will provide legal help at Corio Community Health Centre, 2 Gellibrand St, every Monday afternoon starting May 21. The centre’s experienced lawyers will provide free advice, with more information available by phoning 1300 430 599. Anyone interested in attending the official launch on May 17 can phone the same number to reserve a place. Barwon Community Legal Services’ Jillian Chapman said

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Volunteer options new program developed by volunteering Geelong is designed to meet the needs of volunteers seeking to use their skills on short-term, flexible projects. The projects are delivering valuable outcomes for community organisations, providing them with opportunities to achieve objectives they would normally struggle to complete or even start. UnitingCare volunteer coordinator Elizabeth Hopkin attended a Volunteering Geelong course on Bite-Size Volunteering. The course outlined the many benefits and changing nature of volunteering to meet the needs and expectations of both volunteers and organisations. Elizabeth then brainstormed some projects with her UnitingCare team. “I found the project templates provided by Volunteering

Geelong easy to use. The Volunteering Geelong team also helped me fine-tune our position description for our Research Assistant,” Elizabeth says. “Volunteering Geelong vetted applicants for me and recommended Annina Varrella who started immediately, working one day a week over a three-month period. “Annina had a skill set that fitted our project perfectly. Once Annina started she was included as part of the team, with a clear role and KPIs. “The research project was conducted and the results were delivered on time, giving UnitingCare insights into potential funding opportunities. “I’d definitely do it again. The Bite Size Volunteer project encouraged us to achieve a body of work by an experienced and competent volunteer working for a short period of time.”

New to Geelong, Annina was keen to give back to the community while looking for paid employment. In her initial meeting with Volunteering Geelong she reviewed opportunities with local charities, expressing an interest in UnitingCare’s research project. “I immediately felt part of the team at UnitingCare. It was warm and welcoming,” Annina says. “I felt a true sense of satisfaction from the experience, knowing I was making a real difference to UnitingCare and ultimately the people they assist. I’d definitely recommend volunteering on a bite-size project.” More information about BiteSize Volunteering is available by phoning Gail Rodgers on 5221 1377, emailing manager@volunteeringgeelong.com or visiting www.volunteeringgeelong.org.au .

The Law Place’s lawyers can answer questions on a wide range of laws. “For example, we encourage anyone having trouble with Centrelink or with questions about child support to obtain free legal advice.” Barwon Community Legal Service will also host a free information session for community workers on May 17. Ms Chapman has been overwhelmed with over 100 registrations for the Law for Community Workers. The session will cover topics ranging from appealing Centrelink decisions to Disability Support Pension changes and an overview

of family violence and personal safety intervention orders. “There’s a real need in our community for easy-to-understand legal information on a broad range of legal topics,” Ms Chapman says. “The Law for Community Workers session will give new and existing workers the opportunity to explore legal issues that affect their clients and members of the community.” Barwon Community Legal Service is a free independentl service providing advice and legal education for people living in the Geelong, Bellarine Peninsula, Surf Coast and Colac Otway regions. More information is available by phoning 1300 430 599.

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125 years of leading and learning s Victoriaâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s largest regional standalone TAFE, The Gordon has been providing progressive and innovative training in Geelong, around Australia and overseas for 125 years. Students at The Gordon receive some of the best training in the state. As Victorian Large Training Provider of the Year in 2010, The Gordon prides itself on delivering quality education and training with one of the most comprehensive suites of courses in western Victoria. The Gordon offers more than 400 accredited and short courses across a wide range of disciplines, all designed to equip students with job-ready skills for their future careers. More than 19,000 students study with The Gordon each year via flexible options including on-campus, full and part-time, off-campus, online and in the workplace. The Gordonâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s strong connections within industry mean its students gain the latest skills and knowledge, giving them the edge when it comes to future employment. The Gordon also provides excellent pathways to university, offering students an alternative entry into higher education studies. In fact, The Gordon currently articulates more than 40 advanced qualifications into more than 60 degree programs at Deakin University. More information about finding the right course for individual needs is available by visiting thegordon.edu.au or phoning 5225 0800.

The Gordon offers the right courses and facilities to help students achieve their dream careers.

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ictoria’s education system is built on the idea that education starts from the moment we are born. Throughout Education Week we have the chance to celebrate the many wonderful things that are giving Victorian children the very best start to life.

Our many dedicated kindergarten teachers, innovative school teachers and visionary school leaders are doing a terrific job in inspiring students to learn and encouraging them to be the best they can be. In kindergartens across the state, children are being encouraged to explore new concepts and open the door to discovery, learning and play through reading programs, art and craft activities and song and dance. Schools are embracing the latest technology to prepare students for the modern world, with interactive learning through virtual classrooms, state-of-the-art specialist science centres, video-conferencing and web streaming, and some innovative teachers are even gaining a worldwide audience by podcasting their lessons on iTunes. Our focus on building a worldclass education system involves keeping our classrooms at the forefront of technology, ensuring children with disabilities have excellent programs that are tailored to suit their needs, and making sure we build safe and supportive school cultures through a range of anti-bullying strategies and programs. Our government also recognis-

es that when children learn a second language, there are more ben- Martin Dixon efits than simply being able to speak two languages. Learning a second language improves a child’s literacy, problem-solving and communication skills, as well as helping them to understand other cultures and opening up more career opportunities in the future. That is why we have committed to ensuring all students in government schools from Prep to Year 10 will be learning a language by 2025, starting with preps in 2015. This is the story of education and early childhood development in Victoria today. Wendy Lovell Education Week is a chance for you to see this learning in action and we encourageyou to visit your local kindergarten or school and learn more about the range of exciting programs on offer. For more information about Education Week visit: www.education.vic.gov.au/educationweek. Martin Dixon, Minister for Education. Wendy Lovell, Minister for Children and Early Childhood Development. Peter Hall, Minister for Higher Education and Skills; Minister responsible for the Teaching Peter Hall Profession.

Education Week 20–26 May 2012 Reading for success Reading with your children is one of the simplest and most effective ways that you can contribute to their success. During Education Week – in this National Year of Reading – government schools and kindergartens will hold open days and special events, including many highlighting the value of reading throughout a child’s learning journey. For information about events in your community, an online forum for parents of Prep students, and tips on how you can support your child’s reading skills in fun and effective ways, visit the Education Week website: www.education.vic.gov.au/educationweek The website also features information about the Victorian Premiers’ Reading Challenge, which is open to Prep to Year 10 students.

For enquiries about education in Victoria, contact the Department of Education and Early Childhood Development’s Information and Referral Service on 1800 809 834 or email edline@edumail.vic.gov.au

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Job-ready with academy skills ustralian Academy of Design’s goal is to ensure its graduates are job-ready. The academy offers Bachelor of Design Arts degrees with majors in advertising, fashion design, graphic design, photo media and visual arts. Students only have to look at the statistics to see why a degree from Australian Academy of Design is different from the same qualification from a university. The academy has an outstanding student retention rate, with more than 90 per cent of students completing their studies. Small class sizes of 16 or less are a major factor in this success. The academy has taken practical steps to make sure its courses are relevant. It has consulted representatives from the design industry both in the formulation of the curriculum and in its ongoing review and provides opportunities for students to undertake professional placements in their second and third years of study. The academy’s students generally find that the transition from secondary school to tertiary education is easier than at a larger university. Based in Port Melbourne, the campus has less than 300 students but offers many of the advantages of larger institutions, including international exchanges and FEEHELP assistance.

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Open Information Evening Monday 21 May Tours between 5.00 pm – 7.30 pm Information sessions: • 6.00pm – 6.30pm • 7.00pm – 7.30pm If you are unable to attend please contact, Jill Schultz or Scott McDonald on 5243 4444 to arrange an alternate time to visit our school. Oberon High School successfully provides an academic learning environment catering to all students and extensive opportunities for social and personal development. We are proud of our: • Excellent academic achievements and a commitment to continuous improvement in individual students results • Average Dux marks for the past 4 years – 98.46 • Vertical curriculum structure for years 10 to 12 to suit individual needs and abilities, providing early access to VCE units

• Extensive extracurricular programs including - sport, music/drama productions, overseas language trips, debating and public speaking, interschool chess, and strong leadership focus which develop community connections

Oberon students enjoy a range of school-based and extra-curricula opportunities for personal growth.

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beron High School in Belmont as a single-campus school for students in years seven to 12. Oberon High School’s house and pastoral care organisation allows secondary students to work together while forming peer relationships. Oberon’s students in years seven, eight and nine complete a wide selection of art and technology subjects. Oberon also offers education in three languages: Japanese, Indonesian and German. A vertical curriculum for years 10 to 12 allows students to design a learning plan to suit their individual needs and abilities. In years 11 and 12 the school

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In 2013 a range of year 7 student scholarships will be available which recognise academic excellence, sporting prowess, Arts or student leadership.

offers units in-line with Victorian Certificate of Education (VCE) and Victorian Certificate of Advanced Learning (VCAL) requirements. The school provides access to extensive Vocational Educational Training (VET) programs for students who wish to enhance their work and industry competencies. In 2012 over 150 Oberon students are enrolled in VET programs and Australian School Based Apprenticeships and Traineeships (ASBATs). Oberon has a strong commitment to career education and pathway planning, assisting students beyond secondary school. Individual counselling sessions

ensure students receive advice and support on subject selection and career choices. Oberon is proud of the extensive range of extra-curricula opportunities it offers students, including camps, overseas language trips, music and drama performances, mathematics and science competitions, author visits, chess competitions, debating and public speaking. Oberon has been recognised statewide for its success in a range of sports. In 2011 many Oberon students progressed through regional competitions to be state finalists in individual and team sports.

GEELONG HIGH SCHOOL A LEADER IN STATE EDUCATION SINCE 1910 Corner Ryrie & Garden St, East Geelong

Geelong High School - The School of Choice - values partnerships ps with parents, recognizing the complementary roles in encouraging g and inspiring students and supporting their successful transition to higher education, career choice and citizenship. Our Year 7 integrated program values the relationship between a significant teacher, the student and the parent. This year we have a 1:1 notebook program across the entire school, and online learning is becoming a more accepted way of building the students’ capabilities. The ownership of the learning is moving towards the students, and they are embracing the new model. Challenge, choice, individual pathways and motivation form the basis of our Years 9-12 curriculum. Individual learning pathways are offered to students in Years 9-12 with students following their individual program, rather than an age group.

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Acceleration is possible through the multi facets of the individual Learning Pathways approach. Individual Learning pathways are complemented by a pastoral care structure that is based on a strong House system with students meeting twice a week in Home Groups. The House system plays a key role in the organization of all school activities and builds strong relationship with families, as students remain in the same House group for their secondary schooling.

For enrolment information please contact Mr Ken Stewart, Assistant Principal. Phone 5225 4100. Our information evening will be held on Monday 21st May at 7pm in the CA Love Hall Geelong High School a Year 7-12 educational setting for 900 students, has provided tradition, innovation, discipline and excellence in education in Geelong since 1910 and it has, in the words of its motto, Vitae Nos Paral, ‘prepared students for life.’

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Our SMARTDreams program encourages students to set goals and plan their courses to achieve their dream. The Individual Learning Pathways program allows for more direct linkages to VCE, VCAL, VET and School Based Apprenticeships, all of which are offered at the school.

A select entry class for highly motivated and capable students. Challenging learning environment with work and thinking skills beyond the expected year 7 level. Initial intake in 2013. The Application Process:• Application forms available at the College office • Submit application by Friday, May 18, 2012 • Sit entry exam on Saturday, May 26, 2012, 10am • Short-listed applicants attend an interview • January, 30, 2013 - Commence a stimulating and rewarding learning pathway Contact details: Mr Paul Dawson - Assistant Principal. Ph: 5240 5800 North Geelong SC, 130 Separation Street, North Geelong

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St Ignatius College’s new uniform reflects sweeping changes at the school in recent years. while a one-to-one laptop program operates across all year levels. The new school uniform, comprising colours red, navy and white, reflects the many developments and improvements as the college has grown to a school of nearly 1000 students. Saint Ignatius College supports

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the results of recent research that smart uniforms improve pride and promote a sense of belonging among pupils, creating a vital link to academic success. The strong sense of belonging and pride was epitomised when over 200 students volunteered to take part in the college’s recent Sunday open day.

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tudents know it’s straighten your tie, shoulders back, head high and marching forward at Saint Ignatius College. They stand out in a crowd, proudly wearing their traditional and stylish yet functional uniform. The college crest emblazoning all items of the uniform symbolises the many changes at the college over the past few years. The crest incorporates four significant elements: the prominent cross signifies the college’s Christian identity; the Southern Cross is an encouragement to reach for the stars; the two Ignatian wolves are from the crest of St Ignatius of Loyola; and the waves represent the ocean and bay near the college. Coinciding with acceptance as a Jesuit partnered school, a change of name six years ago to Saint Ignatius College Geelong, after St Ignatius of Loyola, the founder of the Society of Jesus over 450 years ago. Being a Jesuit partner school has brought to the college a tradition and an education philosophy expecting academic excellence and promoting service to others. The college has grown considerably in recent years with many new buildings, facilities and programs to accommodate increasing enrolments. By the end of 2012 a new years seven and eight centre will compromise 16 classrooms and associated staff and specialist rooms,

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Australian Guild of Music Education FEE HELP & VET FEE HELP is available to eligible students. RTO 3589, VET Courses offered: Certificates I, II, III, IV, Diploma of Music & Advanced Diploma of Music Higher Education Program: Bachelor of Music Degree Melbourne Office â&#x20AC;&#x201C; Kooyong Phone/Fax: 9822 3111 Dean (Dr. E. Knoop) â&#x20AC;&#x201C; Ph: 0412 327 665 Email: guild@hotkey.net.au or

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and assessing with industry. As a training organisation and interlinked childcare facility sharing premises and staff, One World for Children has a clear advantage for students and ensures its training programs remain responsive and specific to the needs of the industry. One World is excited to be able to offer a nationally recognised and highly regarded competencybased training in a classroom environment. This stimulating and innovative program has been carefully developed by a team of highly experienced, specialist trainers and includes interactive classroom

delivery, hands-on practical demonstrations and work placement designed to further enhance acquisition of skills and knowledge. Prospective students should not miss out on their opportunity to be a participant in this exciting program. Enrolments are being taken for class-based training in Certificate III in Childrenâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Services. Anyone wanting to find out whether they are eligible for a government-subsidised place can phone One World for Childrenâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s office on 52722714 or register an expression of interest at www.owfc.com.au.

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tally friendly Bicycle Shed and water tank for our vegetable garden A 50,000 grant to install a tank beneath the oval, allowing for watering of the gardens & play areas Installation of interactive white board technology in all classrooms Winner of two National Mathematics Talent Quest prizes A new performance stage & new shade areas Geelongâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s most enchanting school play grounds

Ashbyâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s recent growth and de velopment reflect our vibrant com munity and show that Ashby is a school with something special to of fer. The best way to find out what makes us special is to see for your self. Check our web site and then make an appointment to visit.

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iversitat Training is a door to fulfillment and career opportunities. Whatever students’ desired direction, Diversitat Training gets them there. The organisation is a fully registered training organisation and Geelong’s largest, leading community training provider. Diversitat Training is ideal for students who wants to launch a fresh new career, up-skill for broad new horizons or gain qualifications to pursue dream careers. Its educational excellence is recognised Australia-wide, with each course in the vast range of study options holding national accreditation. From certificate to advanced diploma, Diversitat qualifications are recognised anywhere in Australia. Former student Julieanne O’Farrell has benefitted from enrolling with Diversitat Training. “Being able to study part-time, work in job I love that gives back to my community and support my

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Diversitat Training caters to a range of career goals. family at the same time is a dream for me,” she says. “If I hadn’t done that training I’d still be looking for a job, so I’d say to people definitely go out there and do a course.” Diversitat Training students enjoy learning without sacrificing lifestyles, with part-time or afterhours study options available.

The range of study options includes: aged care and community services; business management, disability; first aid; hospitality and food handling; mental health and counselling; children’s and youth services; English language; training and assessment; hair and beauty; and sound production, music and media.

Aquatic centre teaches life lessons eelong Aquatic Centre believes its quality teachers, facilities and water make children smarter. The centre and students’ parents participated in national research under Griffiths University’s Professor Robyn Jorgensen, finding that early-years swimming made children smarter, more sociable and confident and better at interacting with peers. Children enjoy the aquatic environment at the centre while listening to teachers and following their instructions. The water provides a wonderful medium for children as young as infants to absorb a range of stimuli. Children can participate in learn-to-swim programs before they can walk. No other sport offers young children the same scope for participation. Geelong Aquatic Centre has parents in the water with their children from the age of four months. As well as encouraging participation and enjoyment in water, swimming lessons have many other benefits. A child familiar with water from an early age has an advantage over others afraid or inexperienced in aquatic environment other than the bath. Children who are happy and confident in water can think of ways to get out of any difficulties and will be more likely to learn to swim quickly, safely and enjoyably. Geelong Aquatic Centre offers an ideal environment for children and infants. The specialist learnto-swim facility has no distractions such as water slides or aqua aerobics lessons. • Children are also supervised when swimming. • The centre also offers: • warm water at 32C; • warm air to retain body heat; • passionate, caring, dedicated, trained staff; • a sequential, developmentally based, fun program;

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Enrolling in a course could be the first step that changes your life. • classes in developmentally appropriate age groups; • catering for individual needs; • colourful, well-equipped environment; • Austswim accreditation as a tier-one school. Geelong Aquatic Centre’s Debbie Gill is an Austswim and Swim Australia course presenter in Australia and Asia. She also regularly speaks at national conferences where she keeps up-to-date with industry information. “Being a competent swimmer is far more than a skill for recreation and enjoyment,” Debbie says,” it’s a skill that may save a child’s life. Geelong Aquatic Centre operates under the motto: Swimming lessons – a gift for life. “Every child must learn to swim,” Debbie says. Parents can contact the centre to enrol children by phoning 5222 5530 or emailing geoff@geelongaquaticcentre.com.au.

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Canberra where we sampled the entry level $20,590 Elantra Active with a six-speed manual gearbox, and the topline $28,990 Hyundai Elantra Premier six-speed automatic. Both have impressive levels of noise reduction and felt like cars from the next size up. Power comes for a new generation four-cylinder 1.8-litre engine that produces up to 110 kilowatts of power and 178 Nm of torque. We were delighted with the way the engine sang along at high revs in a manner reminiscent of the best Italian engines. Yet this powerplant is more than willing to pull from low rpm. The automatic transmission surprised us in the way it held onto lower gears for much longer than average. That certainly adds to the sporty feel of the suspension, but may increase fuel consumption. We will need to wait for a full test on our home road circuit before making further comments on this. Hyundai says the new engine has official ratings that are as much as 11 per cent lower than the previous 1.8litre unit. Hyundai looks to be on another winner with this stylish Elantra. Its combination of low price, sleek looks and excellent engines will please many shoppers in this crowded market segment. We can’t see it beating market leaders Mazda3 and Toyota Corolla, but it may just have them looking anxiously back at this new entrant closing on their back bumpers.

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BY ERIC BLAIR he Hyundai Elantra, initially called Lantra in Australia, is a small-medium hatch and sedan that was one of the earliest models to come from the Korean carmaker in May 1991. While it’s never been as big a seller as its smaller siblings such as the Excel and Getz it has been one of the company’s most consistent sellers for over two decades. The latest model is the most stylish yet with futuristic looks that are really turning heads. The larger Hyundai models such as the i45 sedan, i40 Tourer wagon and ix35 SUV are all selling well because of their standout looks, however the latest Elantra has pushed the envelope even further in the style stakes. Building on a theme introduced by Mercedes-Benz with its CLS fourdoor coupe, the Hyundai Elantra takes the sleek, fluid look to new heights. Just look at its domed roof and sharply delineated side design to see what we mean. At the front the large six-sided grille is larger than ever before, perhaps not Audi large, but heading in that direction. As a bonus, the sleek shape results in a coefficient of drag (cD) of just 0.28, a very low figure of this class and one that indicates not only reduced fuel consumption, due to the Elantra slipping through the air cleanly, but also reduces wind noise inside the cabin. Initial road test review was carried out on the scenic hills outside

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Ph: 0434 151 950 Lic 52353

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BED, single, iron frame, blue colour, 1900 x 900cm, arched headrest 780cm, new, includes mattress, $120ono. 52242735 or 0416 709 983. Geelong West. BEDROOM SUITE, children's bed, mattress, dressing table with mirror, bedside table and desk, all purple, GC. $1,800ono. 0422 875 738. Highton. BICYCLE, electric, no reg or licence required, 10 months old, also motorised bicycle. $900 for both. 0487 911 108. Lara.

BIKE, mens’, Principia Ellipse, 55cm frame, campag, equipment, look pedals, other extras, VGC. Cost $2,200, sell $800ono. Phone 5224-2506 after hours. Newtown.

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CONCRETE MIXER, electric, on stand, must sell, cannot lift now. $380ono. 5259-2311.

DINING SETTING, double extension, 10 chairs, matching buffet unit, EC, new $3,600 now $1,200ono. Must sell, moving overseas. First to see will buy. 0402 939 998. DINING SETTING, pine stained, extension table, 8 chairs, suede upholstery, VGC. $600ono. 0438 782 022. Bell Park.

DINING TABLE, extendable, solid mahogany, with 6 chairs, with matching buffet, both made by W. M. Wood-carvings, EC, $2,500 the lot. 0418 143 664. Ocean Grove. DINING TABLE, Travertine, 1950 x 1000, as new. $950. 5259-2625. Port Arlington.

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DUCK PUNT, 16’ long, ﬁbreglass over wood, GC. $150ono. 5281-2338, 0448 334 360. Bannockburn. ELECTRIC SCOOTER, no reg or licence required, new. Paid $1,200, sell $850. 0409 869 550. EMBROIDERY MACHINE, Bernina, new still in box, less than ½ price. $959. 0458 742 313. Norlane.

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GATES, double, steel frame/pickets, 1.75Hx 1.35W, special hinges, suit sloping drive way. $350 5244-1155 or 0407 442 422. Belmont. GATES, spear and loop, powder coated aluminium, 2800x1250, with posts. $500ono. 5241-9269, 0430 144 070. Belmont.

GEELONG COLLEGE UNIFORM, complete including blazer, kilt, jumpers, dresses etc. Sizes range from 8 to 14, most items under 2 months old, $295. 0411 595 826. GYM BODYBUILDING, with bench, 6ft bar and 100kg plates. $425. 52442433. HOUSE BRICKS, $220 for 1000. Phone James 0407 361 047. Norlane. KILT, girls, Montpellier Primary School, GC, $40. 0400 506 939.

KITCHEN, complete, with electric appliances, 4m x 2.5m x 3m, GC. $2,600. 0422 188 800. LOUNGE SUITE, burgundy/cream, 2 seater, plus 3 seater, $80. 0400 827 951. LOUNGE, ﬂoral, wing back, two chairs, two seater settee. $140. 52212501. Newtown.

MEDICAL EQUIPMENT, electric patient hoist, manual wheelchair, adjustable bed rail, folding loading ramps suitable for wheelchair, $1,400 the lot. 0401 050 287. Grovedale.

MOBILITY SCOOTER, hardly used, battery operated, EC. $2,500. Gary 0418 504 231. Leopold. MOUNTAIN BIKE, ladies, 24 gears, Sedona, hardly used, paid $720, sell $290. 5248-7029, 0425 703 798. St Albans Park.

OUTDOOR DINING TABLE, hand crafted, professionally built, recycled black butt top with lots of feature, steel frame and legs, 186 x 87cm, $1,850 ono. 5241-9373. Grovedale. POOL TABLE, 7’x3’6”, slate, maroon felt, 5 cues, pool balls, snooker balls, cue rack access, VGC. $850ono. 0417 899 914. POOL TABLE, 8’ x 4’, slate, EC, accessories included. $1,300. 0404 035 289. Geelong. POOL/DINING TABLE, slate with 6 high back chairs plus accessories. $1,100ono. 0448 346 997. RAG CUTTING MACHINE, steel frame on wheels, GC. $320. 0412 149 179. SCOOTER, mobility, electric, 4 wheel, 40km range, brand new. $2,300. 0402 757 987. Lara. SECURITY DOOR, new. $120ono. 5278-9167. Bell Park.

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FISH TANK, restored 60s TV, all new accessories, pump, light works. $1,300ono. 0408 398 617. Corio.

SPEAKERS, for surround sound, Sony Twin Towers, x2, centre speaker and subwoofer, all in EC. $170. 0438 789 886.

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TV LG, large, set top box, DVD player, EC, 2 remotes. $195ono. 52785756. North Geelong. TV, Voxson, HD, 22’’, DVD, and tuner, new in box, $290. 5224-2735 or 0416 709 983. Geelong West. VACUUM CLEANER, Kirby Sentria, 3 months old, with shampoo, EC. $1,250ono. 0438 382 042.

WALL UNIT, walnut, interior lighting, display, storage, perfect condition, $950 ono. 5278-6441 after 3.00pm. WETSUIT, Rip Curl Steamer, chest zip, size large, 3/2, brand new. Retail $580, sell $375. 0424 065 525. Anglesea.

WIG, ladies, short style, coffee shade with highlights, excellent quality, natural, products provided. $150ono. 5298-1123. Newtown.

$60 CARPET CLEAN 3 rooms and hall. Phone Tony 0423 473 595.

LOST & FOUND FOUND, pet lorikeet, Newtown area. Call AH 5221-4591, 0429 895 536.

Distribute & collect catalogues close to home. Earn $100-$300/wk; cash in hand. Immediate start.

LOST DOG, Beagle Dachshund x, black body, tan and white legs and face, $50 reward. 0407 372 567.

MASSAGE THERAPISTS SWEDISH RELAXATION THERAPY, Werribee, 7 days. 10am-8.00pm. Cost $40p/h. Call 0425 805 090.

LOUNGE SUITE, 3 piece, Jacobean, carved, 1940’s. $1,000 ono. 5253-2786. Clifton Springs area.

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GARDEN /OUTDOOR SHED, 3m x 3m, disassembled, EC, $300. 0412 210 585.

TREES CUT, and pruned, lawns mowed. 5278-2320, 0431 152 031.

GARAGE SALES BELMONT, 230 High Street, Saturday 12th May, 8am. Clothing, DVD’s, CD’s, books, electronic goods, kitchenware, toys, furniture.

FREE DISPOSAL of unused white goods, hot water services, scrap iron. Call Allan 0400 629 830.

WANTED TO BUY $$$ ATTENTION $$$ Working or not, fridges, freezers, washers, dryers. Not too old. Cash Paid. 5229-6246.

BRIDAL & DEB WEAR DEB DRESS, 12, satin, tuckered skirt, shoe string straps, ribbon belt, hoop petticoat. $250. 0409 194 338. WEDDING DRESS, size 12, long sleeves, pearl beadings, A line, train, exquisite design. $400 ono. 0418 502 068. Lara.

WEDDING DRESS, Wendy Makin designer, size 14-16, white silk, small train, lace beaded bodice top. $1,500ono. 0400 309 043. Geelong.

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form, while Chris Mamalis, Jack Moorcroft and Adam Leslie are showing class. Unfortunately, gun recruit Peter Davenport is having a crack at the VFL with Frankston. His tenacity and skill would be more than handy. Barwon Heads is battling this year but there is a feeling it could turn around shortly. Nick Hill, Dylan Holland, Dan Hovey and the ageless Ed Erftemeyer put in every week and with a tad more support the side would be higher up the ladder. Warrior coach Matthew Sproule is driven in his commitment to get his side playing finals and won’t let his boys let this game slip. Other selections: Portarlington v TORQUAY, QUEENSCLIFF v Drysdale, Anglesea v OCEAN GROVE, Newcomb v AMATEURS.

Modewarre is eyeing a Bellarine Football League finals spot and will make the dream a bit closer to reality if it can knock over Barwon Heads at Howard Harmer Oval on Saturday. The Warriors are in fifth spot and have claimed the scalp of the fancied Drysdale along the way. Josh Finch is back to his league best-and-fairest

Geelong and District Football League presents two games equal enough to share the title of games of the day this weekend. Out at Anakie the Roo boys are in form and take on old rival North Geelong, which has also started the year in outstanding fashion.

FRANK MASON The Roosters will win but better not take the home side too lightly. Other selections: Lara v COLAC, Newtown v ST JOSEPH’S, Leopold v BELL PARK, St Alban’s v SOUTH BARWON, ST MARY’S v Grovedale.

Anglers get rocks off on salmon On the bite BRIAN LONG SURF anglers struggled with big ground swells in the past week but clean water on deep-water rock platforms between Lorne and Apollo Bay allowed some outstanding fishing. I found great water at Wye River and Stony Creek where casting lures on the high tides sometimes returned a salmon a cast, with big couta adding variety. Even my son Hudson landed 11 salmon, including the best fish of the day, a whopper over 3kg. Artillery Rock hosted numbers of anglers, most fishing bait. The best results were on high tides, with surf poppers and surf snatchers working well. Beaches at Fairhaven and Eastern View should produce quality action when the conditions settle. Point Lonsdale Pier also produced reasonable numbers of salmon. The last two hours of the incoming tide returned fish around 900g on lure and soft plastics. Troy Edwards fished the entrance to Swan Bay where he found the whiting slow but plenty of garfish attracted to his berley trail. Troy also caught a 4.2kg gummy shark. Whiting reports were limited, with most finding bag-limit captures uncommon. However, Peter Welsh landed his bag three times close in to Bird Rock. Snapper anglers reported action

Down the coast: Hudson Long with barracouta and salmon from Wye River on the weekend. on the southern edge of Wilson Spit after dark. Fish between 3kg and 6.5kg were landed, along with a number of ling. Stuart Stranger fished Corio Bay’s inner-harbour in front of the silos piers for three nice snapper. Stuart’s best fish weighed 6.1kg, with all caught on pilchard in a hot one-hour session just on dark. Terry Hamilton fished at North Shore where he landed a nice snapper around 4kg at 9.30pm Monday. Trevally were taken from the cut at Queenscliff. Soft plastics was the standout method, with young Josh Hammond using his new outfit for the first time to a fantastic 44cm fish. Portland remained the tuna hot spot, with plenty of fish between 8kg and 16kg in close from the 50m to 200m. Small lures have been a winner, with a variety of colours doing the trick. Lake Tooliorook continued dominating freshwater reports,

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THE LUCKLESS West Saints will look to put its second win on the board this weekend when it travels to Windsor Park to take on North Shore in Geelong Football League’s game of the round. West played a great game against Newtown last week and was only denied victory in the last few minutes. If not for that narrow loss and a similar defeat at the hands of Colac in round one the Roosters would be challenging for fifth position. Man-mountain ruckman Andrew Walsh is making sure his small men are getting first use of the ball in the centre and his mobility ensures he gets to contests all around the ground. Danny O’Keefe, Sam Boyd and Seamus Orr are also playing well and it must be heartbreaking for the side not to have more victories on the board. The Roosters will fancy their chances against North Shore, with the Seagulls sitting second last and winless. James Chandler, Ash McLean, Dylan Watt and Zac Smith are in everything but the side is really missing the class of James Byrne.

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