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When locals think of Uni Hill Medical Centre, they think of Dr Ravi Pachauri and his friendly team of professionals. As a practitioner for over 25 years, Dr Pachauri has seen plenty of families and children grow, and considers it a great honour to look after the medical needs of the local community. Uni Hill Medical Centre are a Bulk Billing clinic specialising in all things health and have a vast knowledge of cosmetic medicine, including anti-wrinkle injections. Their doctors and nurses speak several languages including Chinese, Hindi, Turkish and Malaysian. So be sure to visit Dr Pachauri and his friendly team for your medical needs.
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Families at the Crossroads By Lexi Cottee Years of physical and emotional abuse from her husband took its toll on Lisa and her two sons. Rick (Lisa and Rick are not their real names) had become increasingly controlling. Lisa was forced to ask for money to buy the weekly groceries, clothes and other necessities, and to pay for the boys’ school needs. Friends had dropped off, confused as to why Lisa had become so distant, although it wasn’t for want of her trying. Rick controlled who Lisa could catch up with, but his paranoia meant that lately she couldn’t see anyone. Aside from an embarrassed wave from the car as she dropped the boys at school, Lisa was alone. A loud fight one night led neighbours to call police, who removed Rick from the house. That week a teacher at Lisa’s sons’ school gave her the number of the Salvation Army’s Crossroads Family Violence Service. She called and met with a case manager that same day to map out a risk assessment and safety plan developed in consultation with local police. For the third time, Lisa and her boys left the family house with plans not to return until it was safe to do so. This time, though, motel accommodation was arranged through the Salvos’ Safe at Home program. She was granted an intervention order and Rick was given information for men’s housing and a referral for a behaviourchange service. With help from her case manager and a financial adviser, Lisa negotiated with her bank to rearrange their joint mortgage and bank accounts. Garden shrubs were cut back in the family home, outdoor lighting was installed, broken windows and furniture repaired, locks were changed and Lisa was given a personal alarm.
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Just four days after making the call, Lisa and her kids returned home and went back to work and school. Lisa and her sons’ battle with family violence is not an unusual one. In the City of Whittlesea, 41 incidents of family violence are reported to police every week. But funding shortfalls for response services and prevention work means Lisa and her boys are among the lucky ones. Funding for the Safe at Home program is
uncertain beyond June 2015. Its family violence program manager, Karen Hagen, says the program is extremely valuable as it enables women to remain at home and in employment. Funding through the National Partnership Agreement on Homelessness was provided for four years from the state government, but only until mid-next year from the federal government. The Salvation Army is one of 45
multi-disciplinary agencies that make up the Whittlesea Community Futures Partnership (WCFP), which is seeking federal government support to help reduce the prevalence of family violence, among other aims. Star Weekly asked federal Social Services Minister Kevin Andrews about whether the National Partnership Agreement on Homelessness would be renegotiated and when. No response was received before deadline.
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La Trobe University vice-chancellor John Dewar’s claim that a budget crisis was the reason for proposed cuts of 350 academic and support positions has come under challenge from an education union. In submissions lodged with senior university management, the National Tertiary Education Union (NTEU) questioned Professor Dewar’s “thinking and behaviour” in foreshadowing widespread job losses, claiming his restructure was based on incorrect data and analysis of the position at La Trobe. “He has fabricated a budget crisis,” the Victorian secretary of the NTEU, Colin Long, told Star Weekly. “There’s no budget crisis; the university just wants to set up a huge building fund.” Dr Long said claims of a budget crisis being the reason for the university restructure and job losses were exposed as false by Professor Dewar himself at a recent meeting with staff and students at the Bendigo campus. He said Professor Dewar told the meeting the cuts were proposed because “there are 500 staff at La Trobe with performance issues”. “The university does have a performance problem,” Professor Dewar was quoted as saying. “The fact is that a third of staff are not performing.” Last year, Professor Dewar blamed the uni’s $65 million “budget hole” on the Gillard government’s cuts to the sector.
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Shoe work’s a great fit The rough and physically demanding work of a farrier doesn’t normally conjure images of international travel and prestigious competitions. But Northern Melbourne Institute of TAFE (NMIT) farrier teacher Colin Smith, pictured, jetted off to Malaysia last week to be chief judge of an international farriers competition in Kuala Lumpur. NMIT development manager Donald Warren said Mr Smith’s inclusion on the judging panel showed the esteem in which he’s held worldwide. Mr Smith, 49, is Australia’s only full-time farrier teacher and is among just 30 people in the country to hold a diploma of farriery. He’s also among 189 people worldwide to have completed a postgraduate qualification
in the trade. Mr Smith said he was excited about heading to Malaysia for the nation’s equine expo. He will judge several events where competitors must shoe a horse within a certain time frame. “It’s not the first to finish, though,” he said. “It’s about quality. It’s a bit like shearing a sheep.” Mr Smith will be looking for symmetry, neatness and cleanliness of work. He said farriers were simply a modern incarnation of a blacksmith. Mr Smith, who came to Australia from North Yorkshire in 1990, said he hoped to pass on the skills of his trade to his 10 and 14-year-old sons. Lexi Cottee
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Ned Kelly’s childhood home in Beveridge has sold for $640,000 to a Craigieburn family. The heritage-listed bluestone cottage was built by Kelly’s father in 1859 and is part of a 1.4-hectare block with a modern Federation-style home on the site. The National Trust of Victoria is seeking donations to restore the Kelly cottage. www.savenedkellyshouse.com.au.
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The owners of a cannabis crop raided in Doreen last week appear to have gone up in smoke. Detectives from the Whittlesea criminal investigation unit raided a McKenzie Way property last Thursday and found cannabis crops with an estimated value of more than $1 million. Detective Senior Constable Matthew McKenzie said 530 cannabis plants were growing in every nook and cranny of the house, including the shower, kitchen cupboards, wardrobes and a recess reserved for a fridge. The house’s intricate wiring system powered transformers for an around-the-clock lighting system. Senior Constable McKenzie said detectives knew who owned the house and had been trying to make contact for more than a week. Detectives have visited a number of addresses in the western suburbs but have not found the house owners. The house is no longer a crime scene and all crops have been destroyed. Detective Senior Constable McKenzie said frequent visitors to the house at unusual times throughout the day had triggered a tip-off to the police. It was the fourth raid Whittlesea detectives had carried out in the past three months in relation to the cultivation of cannabis. Two of them were in Lalor and one in Wollert. A woman was charged with cultivating a commercial quantity of marijuana after one of the Lalor raids. A man was charged with cultivating marijuana after the raid in Wollert.
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New landscape for state poll As many as a third of Victorian voters will find themselves in new electorates when they go to the polls in November. The VEC’s 2014 state election website goes live this week with all the details of who will be voting where, and other information about the November 29 poll. Under new state electoral boundaries announced last year, 15 districts will be abolished and 15 new ones created, moving a million-plus voters (29.27 per cent of electors) into different districts. The new districts are Eildon, Buninyong, Clarinda, Croydon, Euroa, Keysborough, Murray Plains, Ovens Valley, Ringwood, Rowville, St Albans, Sunbury, Sydenham, Wendouree and Werribee. Changes to upper house seats (aka regions) have not been as great, with no new regions created, although almost 400,000 electors have been shifted to different regions. Party candidates have until November 13 to declare their intent to stand, while independent candidates must nominate by November 14. Writs for the election will be issued on November 4, with postal voting applications opening on November 5. On November 17, the VEC will distribute a new easy-to-vote guide to all voters with specific information about boundary changes affecting them. Early voting is from November 17-28, with early-voting centres included at Melbourne and Avalon airports. Visit: www.vec.vic.gov. au/Elections/2014VictorianStateelection. Helen Grimaux
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Craigieburn’s David Stevens (left) holds a chart showing his water usage before testing. Yarra Valley Water engineer Dean Anderson shows a chart of usage after leaks had been fixed. (Wayne Hawkins)
Stopping the cash leaks Water leaks can damage buildings and send a lot of money down the drain. In an effort to help customers better understand their water usage, Yarra Valley Water signed up about 1600 Craigieburn homes to test a small electronic device, attached to meters, which takes readings every half hour and sends the results to YVW’s database. Managing director Pat McCafferty said the trial had already saved one customer about $200 a month. “We’ve seen some amazing results where we’ve been able to detect a leak, notify the customer shortly after it started, and they’ve had the leak fixed the next day,” Mr McCafferty said. “One customer was losing $200 a month by paying for water that was
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As the weather starts to heat up it is time to get out and explore the wealth of bike paths, stunning parks and wonderful events. The City of Whittlesea festival and events season begins in November and runs right through to April. From twilight markets to spectacular music festivals for the whole family, cycling events to a myriad of Christmas themed activities, there is something to suit everyone. In November you must check out the 155th annual Whittlesea Agricultural Show for a snapshot of country life. For all things music in beautiful park surrounds you cannot go past Hawkstowe Music. This year the event includes many children’s activities including an animal farm and face painting together with an afternoon of swingin’ tunes. For the months of October, November and December, gather the family and enjoy an evening of food and crafts from around the world at the Totally Thomastown Twilight Market. The City of Whittlesea is fast becoming the destination of choice for cyclists, where on any day of the week you will see riders of all abilities take to the roads and bike paths. Plenty Road offers elite and recreational cyclists a pleasurable ride, with a range of unique heritage sites and beautiful parks to enjoy along the way. Visit whittlesea.vic.gov.au to hear from some of our local cycling ambassadors as they take you along their favourite on-road cycling routes. Your cycling experience wouldn’t be complete without including refreshment stops along the way. For a quick and healthy option, select your own seasonal fruit and freshly squeezed juices at Just Picked Berries and Fruit in Yan Yean, or visit Turners Bakehouse Eatery on Schotters Road for all your favourite baked breads, pies and cakes. Needing to re-fuel? Turn off at Plenty Road in Mernda and located at the heritage listed Carome Homestead you will find a delicious French and Spanish inspired menu at Two Beans and a Farm. If you have some time to stop, unwind and learn about the history of the area you can’t go past Farm Vigano located
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Share your Broady story In October 1974, the booming city of Broadmeadows finished building a modern shopping centre in the heart of town. Industry was running at peak production and the population was booming; there was a technical college and a leisure centre. A young Princess Diana even passed for a meet and greet in 1983 and in the early 1990s a $45 million expansion and upgrade added a new cinema complex and trebled the retail floorspace. To celebrate its ruby – 60th – anniversary, the centre will launch a competition asking
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In accordance with the Local Government Act 1989 Hume City Council gives notice that it has submitted its Annual Report for the year ending 30 June 2014 to the Minister for Local Government and will consider the report at its meeting of Monday, 27 October 2014. This meeting will be held at the Council Chamber in the Hume Global Learning Centre, Pascoe Vale Road, Broadmeadows. The Annual Report incorporates the Financial Statements and Report of the Auditor General in accordance with the Audit Act 1994. A copy of the Annual Report may be inspected at Council’s Customer Service Centres in Broadmeadows, Craigieburn and Sunbury or downloaded from Council’s website at www.hume.vic.gov.au For further information please call Council’s Customer Service on 9205 2200.
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