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The local rural fire brigade at Rowsley are rallying for more volunteers, led by 2nd Lieutenant Steve Bullard (right) and (left) 1st Lieutenant Justin McKay. Photo: Helen Tatchell

Rally for the valley

By Meg Kennedy
When you need the big red fire truck you call Triple-000 and
more than likely a volunteer from the local CFA will arrive
with a crew to the emergency.
Well, now it is time to ‘repay the debt’ as the future of
Rowsley Rural Fire Brigade depends on volunteers willing
to lend a hand, following an urgent call-out for interested
community members to attend an upcoming meeting.
The local brigade, nestled in the picturesque Rowsley Valley,
shared on its Facebook page last week it is “actively seeking
community members who can perform duties.”
A statement from the local Brigade said if they do not
recruit new members urgently, “the future of the brigade
may become unviable to maintain in its current position and
format.”
“The community meeting will be focused on the future
of the Rowsley Rural Fire Brigade and that the residents of
Rowsley remain protected.
“This cannot happen without the support of the community
and the volunteers within the community,” the statement
read.
Rowsley Rural Fire Brigade Captain Joseph Hammersley
said, “if anyone has been or is thinking of joining, the time
to act is now.”
“This community meeting is an expression of interest for
new members,” he said.
As well as traditional fire-fighting duties, the brigade
is calling out for people who can assist with important
community education programs, promotions, displays,
fundraising and administrative activities.
All CFA volunteers receive nationally-accredited training.
District 15 Commander Chris Bigham told the Moorabool
News the aim for the community event is to “re-engage the
community members.”
“It’s no-one’s fault that this is happening; the community
is just getting older, and it’s not a growing community so
there’s not a lot of change,” he said.
Commander Bigham said the brigade has been able to
survive with the help of the Bacchus Marsh CFA group, but
the meeting is to “re-engage and re-energise” community
members who may have been involved with the brigade
prior, or are looking to join for the first time.
The brigade has only 5-active members (23-members on
the books) is calling-out for interested community members
from the growth corridor areas, including the Balliang area,
and is scouting from as far afield as Maddingley.
Commander Bigham stressed the potential closure of the
brigade would not necessarily pose a dangerous risk to the
community, as the CFA will “always have strategies and
actions in place” in an emergency situation, but the call-out
is to help keep the brigade a community-based one.
The news follows the recent State Government decision to
make all CFA brigades in Victoria volunteer-only services.
Member for Melton Steve McGhie told the Moorabool
News “our volunteers are the lifeblood of so many Victorian
communities and our regional emergency services”.
“Which is why we enshrined into law CFA’s volunteer status
and obligations to its volunteer members,” he said.
Rowsley Fire Brigade will hold an urgent community
meeting at 11am on Sunday 14 July, at the Rowsley War
Memorial Hall, 735 Glenmore Rd, Rowsley. For more
information contact CFA District 15 HQ on 5329 5500.

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Gisborne road (west side), near the Western Freeway on/off ramps.
BP proposal after Bunnings booted
By Helen Tatchell
Two new service stations could become bookends at
Maddingley and Bacchus Marsh with proposed planning
permit applications submitted to Moorabool Shire Council.
The first planning permit application is on the Bacchus
Marsh/Geelong road, south of the Woolpack road
intersection, and is a proposal for ‘Development and Use of
a Service Station and Convenience Restaurant, Display of
Signage and Creation of Access to a Road Zone Category 1’,
at an estimated cost of $927,000. The site was previously used
for stock grazing.
The second planning permit application is on Gisborne road
(west side), near the Western Freeway on/off ramps and is
the same site that saw a now denied permit application for
a Bunnings Warehouse. This application is a proposal for
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Bacchus Marsh/Geelong Road, south of Woolpack road.
‘Development and Use of a Service Station, Convenience
Restaurants, Display of Signage, Three Lot Subdivision and
Creation of Access to a Road Zone Category 1’. Plans show a
proposed BP fuel station and a Wild Bean Café for the site at
an estimated cost of $7.5 million.
A Council spokesperson told the Moorabool News, “the
Gisborne road proposal is for one service station with
a convenience food offering attached. Plus, two other
convenience food offerings. The site is proposed to be
subdivided into three lots to separate the three different
buildings.”
As with all applications before the Council Planning
department, referrals are sent to governing bodies that
include water authorities, VicRoads etc for approval or a
refusal.
On 9 April 2019, CFA Ballarat, EPA – Geelong attention:
Ninja Max
represents Marsh
By Meg Kennedy
A young Bacchus Marsh landscaper will compete for this
year’s title of Australia’s Ninja Warrior, with his episode set
to air on Channel 9 next week.
Now in its third season, Australian Ninja Warrior is based on
a Japanese show that pushes potential contestants through a
rigorous series of obstacles for the opportunity to win a cash
prize, starting at $100,000.
Max Closter said he had always wanted to compete on the
show since it began, but couldn’t enter at the time as he was
underage.
“I was watching the show for two seasons and I said to my
parents, ‘one day I’m going to try out for this show’, so when I
turned 18, I just wanted to give it a shot,” he said.
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(South West Region), Melbourne Water, VicRoads Ballarat
and Western Water all ‘consented’ to the application for
Maddingley.
The Application Status for the Maddingley proposal is
‘More Information’, which Council require before it will
be advertised allowing objections or support letters to be
received.
The application for the Gisborne road business is currently
advertised and now allows for objections and support letters
to be received by Council from the public.
As yet, both applications are not before Council (only with
the Planning department), following the planning process,
and councillors will not comment as it may be perceived as a
‘pre-determined position’, prior to a report from the Planning
department coming to a future Council meeting.
As for his preparation, the 18-year-old trained at a gym in
Ringwood with obstacles similar to those featured on the
show.
A sense of determination is something Max is no stranger
to, spending 10-years with a speech therapist to overcome a
severe speech impediment.
As for representing Bacchus Marsh on the big screen, Max
said he’s “pretty excited to represent Bacchus Marsh”, but
admitted he is “a bit nervous”.
Max will compete for the title of Australian Ninja Warrior
on Monday 15 July
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Dear Editor,
In 1948 my father and mother Robert and Jean Wilson,
bought a couple of hundred acres in Long Forest Road.
They moved from Brunswick and built a Phelan kit home
on the land.
It was to be a new life for them (I was two at the time) and
they lived without power and tank water in the bush.
Robert was cutting the firewood from the land and
delivering it to locals as well as taking it to Melbourne.
It was a tough and spartan existence.
One year in either 1953 or 1954 it rained and rained, and
Bob’s truck became hopelessly bogged in the bush.
Across the road from the house there was a cleared block
that belonged to Joe Shea. All of the timber had been cut from
the block for firewood for the local Lifeguard Milk factory to
heat the boilers. Predominantly Greybox, it was good fuel.
Then one morning Bob looked out across Shea’s block and
it had turned white with a blanket of mushrooms. Bob and
Jean took the back seat out of the old Masters Chevrolet car
they had and spent the next 2 months picking mushrooms
and selling them at the Victoria Market. They were the only
mushrooms in the market. The land dried out and back to
work they went often cutting firewood on an old saw bench
with the aid of Tilley lanterns to see.
Ballarat move the Phelan house to the school site on the
cutting.
It took a week to move as the tree canopy over the track had
to be cut back to let the house on the truck pass.
I can remember living in the house on the truck clearly.
In later years when growing up there we had a school bus
along the old highway and electricity.
In the late 1960s an English Mathematics professor and his
wife bought some 200 acres adjoining our Long Forest land.
They commissioned Robin Boyd to build a couple of unique
homes there. Sadly, his mother was killed in a car accident
in the Pentland Hills and did not get to enjoy the beautiful
home she had built.
Dr Baker was a keen conservationist and could often be
heard walking through the scrub playing his trombone. My
father saw him a few times and he seemed happy strolling
around naked whilst playing.
One day while we were trying to clear part of the land to
grow some crop a guy pulled up in a government car.
He introduced himself and was working for the newly
formed ministry for conservation.
His name was Pat Corr. He told me his father and brothers
were lawyers but that he was happy doing what he could to
preserve important parts of Victoria for future generations.
was put up for auction. Pat persuaded the late Joan Kirner
when she was Premier to provide money to buy it. She did,
and that completed the aggregation which is now the “Long
Forest”.
There was one bit missing Pat dearly wanted to add and
that was a big chunk of land owned by the Vallence’s. It was
on the western side of the Coimadai creek just below the
Merrimu wall.
We bought the property and subdivided about one third
of the cleared land droning Bences road and added the
remainder to the reserves.
Dr Baker who was anti any development eventually copied
what we had done and cut off a few blocks fronting the Long
Forest road and then dedicated the balance to the reserve.
It was the only way that this could have happened. It did not
make much commercial sense but what’s there is better than
having the whole area put to other uses.
*The Long Forest is the only Mallee scrub south or east of
the dividing range. Over tens of thousands of years hybrid
vegetation called Bull Mallee evolved and is unique.

When my younger brothers were born Bob decided we
needed to live where we had electricity and a better road as
often the dirt track that was then Long Forest road became
impassable.
My grandmother Rosie Adams bought the old Djeriwarah
state school site near the top of Anthony’s Cutting. It had
passing SEC power.
Bob and Jean had a house mover from Snake Gully near
I told him we were going to subdivide the land eventually Bill Wilson
for bush blocks. He said he would love the government to Darley
buy it all, but it was not possible.
So, over a period of years following, he and I identified what
he thought was the most precious land and vegetation.
We subdivided some of the land and gave more than half of
it to the Crown for perpetuity.
There was one last piece that belonged to Frank Shea which

Newborns in the district

Babies born recently at Bacchus Marsh and
Melton Regional Hospital.

Mt Macedon parents
Saadia and Michael
ELDER have welcomed
the arrival of their fourth
child, a little girl. A new
sister for Jade, Jasmine
and Michael (Jnr),
Minette Rose Elder was
born on Monday 24
June at 9.11am and
weighed 3030 grams.

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Non complying application

gets a splash of cash
By Helen Tatchell
Three Moorabool councillors have voted
successfully to redirect funds to a community
event grant application that did not comply
under council’s criteria.
The Bacchus Marsh Aquatic Centre
Community Consortium runs the annual
Bacchus Marsh Flower and Garden Show
and requested $3000 to host the event in
2019, but only scored 64.93 - well below the
score of 70 that is needed to be considered for
Council to provide funding.
However, the turn-around arose when Cr
Jarrod Bingham requested an amendment to
the original motion at the 3 July meeting to
include the Flower and Garden show.
Officer Ian Waugh told the meeting, “this is
an ongoing event with no new component.
The budget also did not comply.”
“Other applicants did not meet the threshold
(70 or above); some with a very similar score.
I am unsure of advice we give those people,”
Mr Waugh said.
Another ‘not recommended’ group, the
Ballarat Astronomical Society Inc, scored
higher than the Flower & Garden Show, with
67.12 and requested only $650 to hold a dark
sky astronomy night.
Cr Bingham said he noted they just fell short
by 5.07 points score and asked officers, “have
we met the threshold or is there still money
in the kitty?”
“There is still money in the fund that is not
allocated – that application deemed to not
comply,” Mr Waugh said.
Voting on the amendment to become the
motion, Cr Bingham said the Flower and
Garden Show has been ongoing for number
of years with the primary purpose for an
indoor swimming pool.
“Every little bit helps. This is a return on
investment. Council will see funds raised in
years to come,” he said.
Crs Keogh and Dudzik supported their
fellow councillor’s statement.
“Every now and again a project comes up
that has merit,” Cr Keogh said.
“This particular event is a worthy event, I
see benefits for young and old to enter in the
Flower and Garden Show,” Cr Dudzik said.
However, Cr Tom Sullivan objected and
made his own valid statement.
“Council put in place a process – the
threshold point is 70 per cent, council agreed
this is an appropriate figure. This group
scored 64.93 per cent, a substantial amount
below. “We put in place a process. We have to abide Council had $10,000 available in Round 1
“Why bother having council officers assess by the process, because if you don’t people (March) of the Community Events Grants,
these applications if we are going to make will start pointing the finger. We run the risk with $8,240 allocated at the 3 July meeting.
ad-hoc decisions. This is not the way we of reputation and the community will say This does not include the $3000 requested for
should be doing business. The threshold ‘what a joke’.”
the Flower & Garden Show.
was 70 per cent that council decided, and we The vote to amend the motion was passed
should stick with that. with Crs Bingham, Dudzik and Keogh Moorabool Mayor Cr Paul Tatchell told Cr
“If we don’t use all of the available money, voting For, whilst Crs Sullivan and Tatchell Bingham that he will present a rescission
we roll it over to the next lot of Community voted Against. motion on this item “when we have a full
Grants, this is so we get quality projects,” he Cr David Edwards and Cr Pat Toohey were council at a meeting,” meaning when all
said. apologies at the meeting and did not attend. seven councillors are present.

By Helen Tatchell
Secret health talks?
Unhealthy rumours are flying around health service circles,
with no one willing to confirm or deny them.
The Moorabool News contacted the Ballarat Health Services
after receiving a ‘tip-off’ they were planning to ‘take-over’
the local health facility, Ballan District Health & Care.
“Thanks for getting in touch, however I’d refer you to Ballan
District Health regarding this,” a spokesperson from BHS
said on Thursday 4 July.
The Moorabool News immediately sent questions to the
Communications & Marketing Officer Matt Romania and to
the Board Chair Lyn Gunnell, asking if BDH&C had been in
talks with BHS.
“How crippled is the BDH&C finances and facility to be
having ‘takeover’ talks?
“Did BDH&C go to BHS or vice versa?
“Are the doors likely to close if a ‘takeover’ organisation
cannot be sourced?”
Board Chair BDH&C Lyn Gunnell said as per their previous
correspondence, “the Ballan District Health
& Care Board and I are working very closely
with the Department of Health and Human Services”.
“An independent review highlighting a range of
opportunities for improvement is being considered by the
Board.
“The Board of Governance and I are completely committed
to ensuring community access to health and wellbeing
services into the future,” she said.

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Budget submissions addressed
By Helen Tatchell
Two former Moorabool councillors spoke at a
recent Special Meeting of Council in regard to their
submissions to the proposed 2019/20 Annual Budget.
With a total of 24-submissions received overall, ten
related to supporting the proposed Art & Culture
Officer, and nine were in support of the proposed
pavilion works at Masons Lane Recreation Reserve.
Former East Ward councillor John Spain spoke
on behalf of the Bacchus Marsh Arts Council, and
said they were happy to support the initiative in
the 2019/20 Budget to make a modest allocation of
ratepayer funds to enable the appointment of an Arts
& Culture Officer.
“The Arts Council has been operating for nearly five-
years and in that time has achieved some success in
developing art activities and opportunities.”
Mr Spain said a good example is the B-Mac Gallery
that operates within the Village Shopping Centre in
Bacchus Marsh.
“With more than two-dozen exhibitions under its
belt, the Gallery has provided good opportunities for
artists in the district to display and sell their visual
art.
“Some Arts Council initiatives have proven difficult
to get off the ground, largely due to volunteers spread
too thinly to achieve a sustainable momentum for
projects,” he said.
“The appointment of an Arts & Culture officer
is of strategic importance and will demonstrate
to the many volunteer arts groups that Council is
serious about developing the Arts sector,” Mr Spain
concluded.
Another former East Ward councillor, Russ Hendry
also spoke but he was not asking for funding, he was
simply seeking to get a proposal into the current
Capital Improvement Program (CIP).
“The normal process to get projects adopted by
Council is to select items from a Masterplan to come
to the budget process to be put into the CIP.
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“The Maddingley Park Committee of Management
have been trying for four-years to get the current
ten-year Masterplan into the CIP. We just want it
recognised,” he said.
Mr Hendry said currently they do not have a
dedicated netball court at Maddingley Park.
“Documents attached to my submission clearly
demonstrate we have an unprecedented demand for
junior and senior netball.
“Demand for facility upgrades has been known
since 2015 and was part of the Recreation and Leisure
Strategy 2015-2021 document approved by Council in
2015, that identified the need for a dedicated netball
court at Maddingley Park.”
In one last plea, Mr Hendry asked Council, “what we
need from you is to put this in the CIP so officers can
assist to bring this to reality next year.”
Budget adopted Council’s Response
Council’s 2019/20 Annual Budget was adopted at John Spain submission response by MSC Officers
the 3 July meeting, however West Ward Councillor “An Arts & Culture Officer is currently included as part of the proposed
Tom Sullivan objected to Council ‘putting on’ an 2019/20 budget. The position is initially proposed to be employed for only
Arts & Culture Officer. part of the 2019/20 year, with the option of moving to full time after that.”
“We can’t maintain the basic services of residents. Russ Hendry submission response by MSC Officers
People don’t have decent roads or footpaths and “Council does not support the proposal at this stage. No detailed cost
now we are talking putting on an Arts and Culture estimates or quotations have been provided for the project. Also, matching
Officer. It is not reasonable or equitable. I oppose funding (or other sources of funding) and club contributions have not been
for that reason,” he said. confirmed.
East Ward councillor John Keogh said the The submission does not request a specific allocation from Council.
importance of an Arts & Culture Officer would The concept of a joint use facility does have merit, however advice from
certainly add value and economic opportunity with Netball Victoria shows that they do not support the use of synthetic grass
many social aspects. as a suitable surface for competition netball. Finding a compatible surface
“From 24-budget submissions, we had ten in favour type for cricket and netball will be problematic.
of this appointment. The 2019/20 draft budget includes an allocation to undertake a Master
“I really do believe we can get our arts and culture Plan at Maddingley Park. The Master Plan will provide the strategic
moving.” justification for capital improvement projects at the reserve over the next
The recommendation to approve the 2019/20 5 – 10 years. It is suggested that the project be considered during the
budget was voted in favour by Crs Dudzik, Bingham development of the Master Plan for further scoping and investigation for
and Keogh, Cr Sullivan was the sole objector. consideration in the 2020-21 financial year.”
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A challenging history; tell all book

By Meg Kennedy

The international relations

Editor’s Note
between the Wathaurong
people of the Moorabool As with all our stories we publish, we make
area and white invaders has a dedicated attempt to have comments from
been uncovered for the first ‘both sides’, hence what is regarded as a fair
time in a new book. and balanced story.
‘My Country all gone – the
white men have stolen it’, by
In this instance, the Moorabool News reporter,
Federation University As-
sociate Professor Fred Cahir
sent an email (subject: Comment request
represents “a challenging regarding new book) to the Wathaurung
history” of interactions and Aboriginal Corporation in Geelong, simply
relations between colonial and clearly asking if, “…. a representative
invaders and the First Na- may want to provide a statement on this
tions people of the Wad-
book to be published in the article.” And,
awurrung Country, which
spans the Moorabool, Gee- “are representatives of the Wadawurrung
long and Ballarat regions. community aware of the book’s publication,
‘My Country all gone’ is and what are their thoughts on it?”
a culmination of 30-years’
worth of archival research, The return reply can only be expressed as a
chronicling the three waves very disappointing response.
of invasion in the region
from 1800 to 1870 by the nga-
madjidj – ‘the white stran- Dear Meg,
gers from the sea’. Please find attached form to fill and return
Mr Cahir said he discovered to reception@wathcorp.com.au
there were “three waves” of Once the form has been received and the
invaders. booking has been made, you will be sent a
“The first was predomi- calendar invite as confirmation.
nately the British Navy, the
second being the squatters,
You will be sent an invoice after the event has
and the third was the gold taken place.
seekers,” he said. Kind regards 
“The squatters, with their Dr. Fred Cahir with his book. Photo - Edwina Williams (Ballarat Times News Group)
Joanne 
hundreds of thousands of Admin & Project Support Officer
sheep, effectively became sea rushed in through the as in any other frontier con- “It’s probably only one of
the spearhead of the Brit-
Wathaurung Aboriginal Corporation
Heads, till the void places flict and subsequent guerilla a handful of specific Abo-
ish invasion as the sheep became broad and deep, as warfare, caught between riginal nation histories of its
trading as Wadawurrung
wiped out what had been they are today’,” said Mr supporting and surviving nature in Australia,” he said.
the Wadawurrung’s staple Cahir. it.” But Mr Cahir insisted his
food, the root crop vegeta- While the book reveals how “Many instances of frontier book is “not an easy, week-
ble, murnong or yam daisy the Wadawurrung actively intimacy can be likened to a end read.”
– thus reducing them to kind of ‘necessary sleeping
resisted the white invaders “Anyone who sits down
starvation and prone to in-
coming onto their Country, with the enemy’ in order to read a telling of history
troduced diseases.”
it also points to a surpris- to remain ‘on Country’,” he of the region that they live
Voices of the Wadawurrung ing number of interactions said. and work in which was
emerge through the lens of between the two groups that “From the invaders side purportedly peacefully ‘set-
the invaders’ records in ‘My For the last 15-years of being in this industry,
took place in the district. of the frontier war, there is tled’ – and discovers that the
country is all gone’, as Mr this is the first time I have ever come across a
Mr Cahir describes them as surprisingly much evidence peaceable settlement they
Cahir mentioned “some of monetary request for a simple comment.
the white strangers from the “remote islands of friendly that many had a ‘longing to thought existed was in fact a
relations in an ocean of un- belong’ and subsequently bloody, ruthless and greedy No more words, just thoughts.
sea recorded the Wadawur-
rung’s oral stories that pre- declared warfare”. embraced some aspects of conquest – will naturally be
dated the existence of Port In the Moorabool, Geelong becoming “Indigenised”.” rattled,” he said. Helen Tatchell
Phillip Bay.” and Ballarat districts, these Although Mr Cahir said he ‘My Country all gone – the Editor
“One account relates how ‘islands’ took many forms “knows he may be seen to white men have stolen it’
the Wadawurrung could, at including trade, work, and be ‘stealing Wadawurrung by Associate Professor Fred NAIDOC Week (2019) is being held in
one period, ‘cross, dry-foot’, various forms of cultural ex- history’”, he noted that the Cahir is available for $55.95, Moorabool from 7 July – 14 July and we
from one ‘side of the bay change and even in learning book’s focus is “about inter- and can be purchased at Bal- genuienly hope all our Indigenous/non-
[in the east] to Geelong [in one another’s languages. national relations between larat Books or by emailing Indigenous readers and citizens in Moorabool
the west]’ until a time when The Wadawurrung, Mr two nations” – the British f.chair@federation.edu.au. enjoy and celebrate this event.
‘the earth sank, and the Cahir emphasised, “were, and the Wadawurrung. Limited copies are available.

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Moorabool Shire Council For further details please contact Mark Powell, Secretary, Myrniong Recreation Reserve

Committee of Management on 0412 195 430.

TRANSFER STATION FEES 2019/2020

COUNCIL MEETING TRANSFER STATION FEES 2019/2020
The next Ordinary Meeting of Council will be held on Wednesday 7 August Council
Councilresolved in the
resolved in thebudget
budgetprocess
process
for for
the the 2019/2020
2019/2020 financial
financial year toyear to increase
increase the fees
the disposal
2019, at 6.00pm, in the Council Chambers, 15 Stead St, Ballan. at the Bacchus Marsh, Ballan and Mt. Egerton Transfer Stations.
disposal fees at the Bacchus Marsh, Ballan and Mt. Egerton Transfer Stations.
The new fees will commence as of 5 August 2019.
Members of the public are welcome to attend. The new fees will commence as of 5 August 2019.

COMMITTEE MEETING Prescribed Fees Residents Non-Residents

The next Section 86 Development and Assessment Committee Meeting will be held Car or Station Wagon $32 $42
on Wednesday 17 July 2019, at 6.00pm in the north wing meeting rooms, Small Trailer (1.8 x 1.2 x 0.3) or Utility $47 $83
Moorabool Shire Council’s Darley office, 182 Halletts Way, Darley.
Small Trailer (Heaped Load) $64 $141
Members of the public are welcome to attend. Small Trailer (High Sides) $83 $181
Large Trailer $64 $141
EMPLOYMENT Large Trailer (Heaped Load) $102 $223
Council invites applications for the existing vacancies:
Large Trailer (High Sides) $117 $260
Allied Health Assistant – funded 2 days a week p/time 12 month position –
Trucks (per cubic metre) $69 $138
Applications close on Friday 19 July 2019.
Clean Green Waste 1/2 Price 1/2 Price
All details available from the website: www.moorabool.vic.gov.au
Recyclable materials separated to the
recyclable by the customer Free Free
TENDERS
Mattresses $38 each $38 each
Moorabool Shire Council invites tenders for the following contracts:
Tender Number Tender Description
C05-2019/2020 Trade Services, Maintenance and Works Tyre Disposal Resident and Non-Residents
C06-2019/2020 Mechanical Plant and Equipment Maintenance
Tyre Disposal - Motor Cycle $14
Tender documents and full details of this notice will be available on Saturday 06 July
Tyre Disposal - Car $13
2019 at www.tenderlink.com/moorabool
Tyre Disposal - Light Truck & 4WD $17
Tyre Disposal - Heavy Truck $37
AGM – MYRNIONG REC RESERVE COMMITTEE INC Tyre Disposal - Heavy Truck Super Single $51
The ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING of the Myrniong Rec Reserve Committee Inc Tyre Disposal - Small Tractor $101
will be held on 18 July 2019 at 7.00pm, at the Myrniong Mechanics Hall. Tyre Disposal - Large Tractor $201
The purpose of the meeting is to nominate persons as the Committee of Management Tyre Disposal - Earthmover $504
for the Myrniong Recreation Reserve for a term of 3 years.
Tyre Disposal - Car (tyres on rims) $17
All positions will be declared open.
Tyre Disposal - Light Truck & 4WD (tyres on rims) $20
For further details please contact Mark Powell, Secretary, Myrniong Recreation Reserve
Tyre Disposal - Heavy Truck (tyres on rims) $30
Committee of Management on 0412 195 430.

RATES AND VALUATIONS EXPLAINED

Council’s 2019/20 Budget was passed by Council at the Ordinary Meeting of Council on 3 July 2019. We are taking the opportunity to inform our community
about rates and valuations so everyone has a better understanding of the process.This week the focus is on the components of your Annual Council Rates Bill.
Moorabool Shire Council will generate $30.5 million in general rates for the 2019/20 financial year prior to supplementary valuations.
The components of your Annual Council Rates Bill

Council can only raise its Waste charges cover: All Fire Services Property Your bill may be greater than,
differential rates above the � Waste Management Levy money raised and or less than you expected
declared rate cap if it has Service Charge; collected by Council is passed because the rate cap applies
consulted with its community � State Landfill Levy; onto the State Government to average rates paid by all
and been granted permission � Kerbside waste, recycling to fund fire agencies. properties, not your
by the Essential Service and green waste. individual property.
Commission. The State Landfill Levy is a This charge is set by the State
State Government charge Government. Depending on how much
The 2019/2020 Rate Cap is
Council must pay when your property’s valuation
2.5%
depositing waste at landfill. increased will affect how
much your rates increase.
Covered by the Not subject to Not subject to
Rate Cap the Rate Cap the Rate Cap

Moorabool Shire Council: PO Box 18, Ballan VIC 3342 Telephone: 03 5366 7100 Facsimile: 03 5368 1757 CEO: Derek Madden
Email: info@moorabool.vic.gov.au Web: www.moorabool.vic.gov.au Facebook: Moorabool Shire Council Twitter: @mooraboolshire
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Sewer tunnel proposed

under freeway
By Helen Tatchell
It is not uncommon for a tunnel to take large volumes of
traffic underneath a body of water, for example the English
Channel and the Burnley tunnel, but what about a tunnel
bored underneath the Western Freeway…..that will pipe
sewerage?
This bold plan was discussed in depth at the 3 July Council
meeting and involves a few obstacles, but not ‘blind mullets’.
Despite the Council Officers recommendation to ‘defer the
consideration of the amendment until the completion of
the Rural Land Use Strategy’, the request for Authorisation
Planning Scheme Amendment C87 at 135 Ballanee Road,
Ballan will be sent to the Minister, after Central Ward
Councillor Paul Tatchell put up an alternate recommendation
that fellow councillors voted to accept.
But it was not without debate.
The proposal is for a combined planning scheme
amendment to rezone a portion of the ‘Ballanee’ property
site (approximately 95 ha) from Farming Zone (FZ) to Rural
Living Zone (RLZ), amend the existing schedule to allow for
a 2ha minimum subdivision size and reduce the extent of the
Heritage Overlay. It is noted that a small portion of the site is
already zoned RLZ. The amendment also seeks to subdivide
the property to 42 lots. All lots are proposed to be 2ha in size,
except for five lots that vary between 2.1 and 2.5ha.
West councillor Tom Sullivan objected to the alternate
motion for an amendment.
“This is a spot rezoning, they generally fail. There is no
strategic justification; this is an excellent application, but will
fail at the threshold,” he said.
“Every policy has half a dozen dot points. My position is we
would be better to make sure we have all the ammunition to
get it right rather than fail. There is not strategic justification,
this is spot rezoning.
“There is nothing in our Planning Scheme that gives it a
trigger point to proceed,” Cr Sullivan said.
Cr Tatchell responded by saying in the debate he respected
Cr Sullivan’s judgement.
“The issue in particular is that opportunity knocks.
“Developers usually drive in with a bulldozer and drive out
with an Armaguard truck.
“The point is, we have someone willing to put their hand in
their pocket to put the sewerage under the Western Freeway.
You can’t keep allowing people to live on top of each other,
they don’t want that. Kids in Ballan grow up pretty good;
kids around here grow up on land. We are stopping the
motor bikes, stopping the horses – if we take this to 2021, or
2023 – people will buy somewhere else,” he said.
Photo: Helen Tatchell
Cr Tatchell said people come here and want to live rural and
be sustainable on 5-acres or more.
“Let’s seize the day,” he said The new resolution is:
“A bloke has his hand in his pocket; he has the cheque. 42
lots – let him build.” 1. Authorise the General Manager Community Planning to
In the report before Councillors it said Central Highlands finalise the Planning Scheme Amendment documents,
Water have not yet completed a detailed analysis of the in consultation with the proponent and relevant
area, but preliminary discussions indicate they would be agencies as required.
supportive of a pressurised sewer system with each lot 2. Request authorisation from the Minister for Planning,
feeding into the main via a pumping system. The report to prepare and exhibit Moorabool Planning Scheme
states that the sewer would need to be connected from the Amendment C87 in accordance with Section 8A (2) of
existing gravity sewer network in Flack Street, bored under the Planning and Environment Act 1987.
the Western Freeway to the site. 3. F urthermore, subject to receiving authorisation from the
The alternate amendment motion was carried with Crs Minister for Planning, publicly exhibit Amendment C87
Tatchell, Bingham, Dudzik and Keogh voting For and Cr in accordance with the Planning and Environment Act
Sullivan voting Against. 1987, and a report be presented to Council following
Overall the item was carried. Crs Edwards and Toohey were the completion of the exhibition phase.
apologies and absent from the meeting.

BALLAN & DISTRICT CWA

MID WINTER
BUSHDANCE
SATURDAY
13 JULY A compliant ORG (left) and a non-compliant ORG covered with debris.
Photos – Western Water

6:30 PM
10:30 PM
Prevent a sewer overflow
It really is the last ‘spill’ anyone would want,
but it can and does happen, so be prepared.
Western Water is urging their customers to
regularly check their overflow relief gully
(ORG) to prevent a sewer overflow in their
property.
Dean Barnett, Acting General Manager at
Western Water said for an ORG to function
effectively it should be clean, clear and
installed at the correct height.
“We’ve seen some customers cover their
ORG with stones, plants, or garden beds.
In other cases, they have altered the height
or location of the ORG to correspond with a
new deck or renovation.
“In the unfortunate event of a blockage in
the sewer pipes, this can lead to disastrous
and costly consequences,” Mr Barnett said.
Whilst the sewer mains are managed and
maintained by water corporations, property
owners are responsible for ensuring their
home is fitted with a properly designed and
functioning ORG.
The ORG is an external plumbing system
designed to redirect sewage away from
inside the property in the event of a sewer
pipe blockage.
Mr Barnett said in the case of a sewer
blockage the ORG needs to be able to release
pressure and the grate lid should ‘pop-off’
easily.
“To do so, the ORG should be uncovered
and free of any weeds, roots, or debris”, he
said.
“The ORG should also be lower than any
other waste outlet in your home and needs to
be raised-up from the surrounding ground
area to prevent stormwater from flowing into
it.”
Most properties constructed after 1976 have
an ORG located near an external wall of the
laundry, kitchen, or bathroom.
Buildings connected to the sewer system
prior to 1976 may not have an ORG, unless
additional work has been undertaken.
For more advice on how to maintain and
check your ORG, please visit the Western
Water website at www.westernwater.com.
au/ORG
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If you go down to the

woods today … you
may get caught
Legally collecting firewood from designated
areas across Victoria has now closed until
Spring.
Forest Fire Management Victoria’s Assistant
Chief Fire Officer Tony English, Grampians
Region said it is now illegal for people to
collect firewood on public land.
“Firewood collection may have already
to prevent households stockpiling large
volumes of firewood from public land and
denying others a supply.
“Firewood is a shared public resource that
provides a range of environmental values
including land protection, waterway health
and habitats for native wildlife, and needs
to be managed in a sustainable way for the
future.

Defence requests more time

finished in some parts of the state where
rainfall has affected track conditions and
made it unsafe to collect or where supplies
have been exhausted.
“Designated collection areas are put in place
to protect sites of cultural and environmental
significance,” Mr English said.
Authorised officers are patrolling parks,
forests and reserves to ensure people are
doing the right thing while collecting their
firewood.
“We want to remind the public that
firewood can only be taken from designated
collection areas in state forests or parks
during approved times and for personal use
only and cannot be sold.”
Mr English said it is important to stay
within collection limits, which are in place
“Collection limits include taking a
maximum of two cubic metres per person
per day and a maximum of 16 cubic metres
per household per financial year,” he said.
Under the Forest Act 1958, people who
collect firewood outside designated
firewood collection areas or a firewood
collection season or take more than the
maximum allowable amounts can face fines
of up to $8,059, or a maximum penalty of
one-year imprisonment or both, if the matter
proceeded to Court.
For further information on firewood
collection or to report illegal or suspicious
behaviour in public land areas, please
contact the Department of Environment,
Land, Water and Planning (DELWP) on 136
186.
By Meg Kennedy
A Darley man who allegedly imprisoned,
assaulted and repeatedly raped a woman he
met online reappeared before the Melbourne
Magistrates’ Court in late June.
Robert Wilson was scheduled for a
committal mention on Friday, 28 June,
but Wilson’s new legal team requested an
adjournment to have more time on his case.
The 32-year-old appeared briefly behind the
dock, flanked by correctional officers, but
did not speak throughout his appearance.
Wilson is alleged to have met a 39-year-old
Vietnamese woman via an online dating
app, and is accused of keeping her captive in
his Darley house between March 25 and 29
of this year.
It is alleged he repeatedly raped and
assaulted the woman and asked her if she
wanted “to die”.
Wilson faces up to seven charges, including
three counts of rape, theft, recklessly causing
injury and unlawful imprisonment.
He is yet to enter a plea.
Robert Wilson is due to reappear in the
Melbourne Magistrates Court via video link
on Friday 2 August.

Would you like fries with that?

Celebrating National French Fries Day, July 13
By Kate Sharkey
Here in the Moorabool Shire we have good reason
to celebrate with an extra side serve of our favourite
chip.
Whilst some residents know areas of the Moorabool
Shire is traditionally ‘spud country’ others may know
little about the humble vegetable, and the significant
role it has and continues to play, in the region.
With over a dozen potato varieties, what actually
makes the perfect chip?
Mark Labbett, potato grower and former apprentice
of the year from Millbrook, said the variety “Russet
Burbank” is well-known for chip production with
its characteristically large, elongated shape and
white flesh. Whilst Mark and his family specialise
in growing certified seed potatoes for interstate
customers, other local growers supply McCain Foods
in Ballarat with potato varieties especially for the
chipping process. Back in 2014 it was reported McCain
Foods could make up to 130-million fries in a day.
Other varieties including the King Edward, are good
for roasting and the Desiree or the Dutch Cream
varieties are great for a creamy mash. According to
Mark the industry has even responded to the health
conscious by developing a low GI spud.
“Potatoes grow best in deep fertile soils, under
irrigation and in a cool climate. Just what the
landscape in the west of the Moorabool Shire is
blessed with,” said Mark. Like any sector of the
agricultural industry growing potatoes is specialised.
Not to say anyone can’t grow a few potatoes in their
backyard but growing them to specification in
tonnage quantity year in year out takes skill, patience
and plenty of long days out in the paddock.
Whilst harvest in the region is drawing to a close,
the last of the harvesting machines are still out
unearthing potatoes in areas including Millbrook,
Springbank and Clarkes Hill.
It is thought the French Fries originated from
Belgium. Although, the truth behind the origins
of this delicious treat may never really be known.
According to BBC Travel one story suggests the
original fry was born in the Namur Provence in
Francophone Belgium, where the locals liked eating
fried fish. When the river Meuse froze over one cold
winter the locals sliced up and fried the potatoes
instead. And the name? It is said to have come about
when the American soldiers were stationed in the
Francophone region during World War I, allegedly
dubbing the tasty treat “French Fries”
Whether we have Belgium to thank or not we can
certainly thank our local Moorabool potato growers
for a satisfying bucket of chips. From as early as the
1920s when the first potatoes where planted on farms
like the Labbett family, potato farming has continued
to play a central role both economically and socially
to rural towns across the shire. Trentham’s annual
Spudfest does just that. Spudfest held in May
reminds festival goers the potato is still central to the
community as much for growing it, as a way to identify
the region for expanding tourism opportunities. The
festival attracts thousands of visitors every year who
come to buy, taste and celebrate the humble vegetable.
Amongst an array of potato themed activities, a bus
trip around the historical spud huts is a sure way to
learn and appreciate how difficult life was growing
potatoes in the early 1900s
Not only is the region lucky to have great potato
festivals and farmers alike but ones who love sharing
tips and great recipes. The SpudSisters, with their
local ties to potato growing families retail a range
of speciality potatoes and will even deliver spuds to
your door.
Simone Dunne, owner of the Farm Gate shop at
Elaine, said it was through her family connections in
the local potato industry that gave her inspiration to
start her own retail business.
“Customers love to buy a range of local produce, but
few leave the shop without a bag of potatoes,” Simone
said.
Potatoes are a good source of vitamins and minerals
and is a versatile ingredient to just about any dish.
From a potato soup to gnocchi or the traditional roast
potato.
Whilst no one ever said frying any food in a few
litres of cooking oil was good for you, it is worth
remembering “everything in moderation” With
National French Fries day on July 13, it only seems
right to place an order and give thanks to the regions Mark Labbett with his bulker bags of home-grown Moorabool spuds.
tradition and ability to grow a great tasting chip. Photo – Kate Sharkey
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16. Stand (5) secret admirer out there, so interpret the most minute ges- stressed over luck. Nothing will come easily, but you will
18. Jot (4) tures as major love signs. be delighted with the eventual results.
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the point (4). 8. Promising, when back ourselves, to call
on (8). 9. Of course I would need to renovate the interior
(6). 10. Quite a long time. A month, now, and a quarter
(6). 12. Thye local’s got a cold white wine (6). 15. Beefy,
like the soup (6). 17. None searched in vain for bed and
board (3,5). 19. Bird that can talk? (4). 20. A fat return
from? (5,6).
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well on the job (6). 3. Getting near the day, suspended
operations (6). 4. Back it up again in the row (4). 5. In
the lairs, standing to be attacked (6). 6. An outstanding
French woman! (5). 11. Quickly cut the top and bottom
(4-4). 13. Claim to have found on a shelf, we’re told (6).
14. Vulgar-sounding word for “lessons” (6). 15. Support-
ing a short stretch of railway track (6). 16. He’s just over
ten and a bad lad (5). 18. Run a fellow down (4).
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des. 23, Alto. 24, Trot. 25, Have an idea.
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enjoy! Postponments on the weekend could make life a
little confusing, but manage to provide at least one sur-
prise bonus.
SCORPIO—October 23-November 21
NUMBER GAME
A close friend could reveal a startling secret before the
weekend and there’s a possible work or neighbourhood
conflict before the weekend. In romance, a long awaited
ANSWER
committment could sendBELOW
you to cloud nine.
SAGITTARIUS—November 22-December 22
Opportunities for increased status open up now. You are
being promoted behind the scenes and you would be
dazzled to know who is singing your praises. In financial
dealings, read the small print.
CAPRICORN—December 23-January 20
Financial judgement may be clouded now, so seek out
professionals before making key decisions. Social obli-
gations can make you weary, but invigorating exercise
should help recharge your spirits.
AQUARIUS—January 21-February 19
Your partner may seem a little coy and a little mysteri-
ous this week. Try not to question temperament or mo-
tives and love will be the greatest on the weekend.
Volunteer work of your choice is emphasised.
PISCES—February 20-March 20
It’s time to do a juggling act - looking after major family
matters, tackling an “inherited” job and tending to more
than enough routine affairs - then suddenly, you find your-
self with too much time to spare.
BIRTHDAY THIS WEEK
You are passionate, intense and with a reputation for be-
ing jealous. Your powers of concentration can be remark-
able and when challenged, you show great reserves of
inner strength. Make “trust” your keyword. Hard work is
stressed over luck. Nothing will come easily, but you will
be delighted with the eventual results.
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Lunch Mon to Fri 12 to 2pm
Saturday 12 to 3pm
Dinner Mon to Thur 6 to 8pm
Friday and Saturday 6 to 9pm
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The Courthouse Hotel is the
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MONDAY and friendly experience.
Recently renovated, it now
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The menu includes some pub
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Opening hours: 92 Main Street Gordon
Thursday to Saturday: Friday nights
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Sunday: 12 noon to 4pm Happy Hour 5.30pm
Bookings advised to avoid disappointment. No entry charge—Excellent pub meals
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Saturday 27th July 8pm
• Pirates Punks and Princesses
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Local Slab draw
Pizzas: Wed to Sat 6–8pm,
Sunday 12 noon–8pm
Thursday: Discounted
Locals’ Menu Sunday 11th August
adult meals from $20-$25,
(where everyone is a local) Open Mike kids meals $8
Available for lunch and dinner
every Thursday
2pm start Friday: Happy Hour 5-7pm, $3.50
2 Courses $32 Saturday 17th August pots, Bar Nibbles and Meat Raffle
3 Courses $37 Murmurs Band Wed, Fri, Sat & Sunday
Full Dinner Menu Available
Debut come and enjoy
Live Music: (Most Sundays)
Visit our facebook page for details
about this week’s Locals Menu Saturday 24th August 1–4pm, Phone or Check our
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General Store, Large Beer Garden
•
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Open: Monday Closed
Mem $40, Non Mem $45
Peter Brown/ Social Club Tuesday to Saturday 10am–1am
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17 Main Street, Myrniong
The Plough @7173
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Information Session
Term 2 program – OUT NOW. Book now for – Garden Mass Times – Saturday 28 May – Springbank 6:30pm.
Group next meet 27/5; Hearing Test, 30/5. For enrolment Sunday 29 May – Bungaree 8:45am; Ballan, 10:30am.
Holy Trinity Anglican Church - Bacchus Marsh
informationADULT and costs pleaseEDUCATION
call 5368 1934 or email info@ MARKETS
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Anglican Parish of West Moorabool
Ballan Lions Club Market
Tuesday 31CALENDAR
YOUR NETWORKING May, 2016.
Service Times - Bacchus Marsh - Every Sunday 9am and
1st Sunday 10.30am, 3rd & 4th Sunday 11am, Balliang - 2nd
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Lifestyle Living at its Best Not just
about
selling
houses
57 Connor Street, Bacchus Marsh
GIL KING
$599,000 - $630,000
This beautifully presented, much loved family residence
CEO, REIV
ticks all the boxes for idyllic resort style living. Featuring
The Real Estate Institute
3 generous size bedrooms (easily converted to 4). The main
of Victoria (REIV) Awards
bedroom has full ensuite & WIR, the remaining bedrooms
for Excellence are open for
with BIR’s and central bathroom & WC. The central hub
submissions until 9 August
of the home encompasses multiple living spaces ensuring
2019.
enough room for the whole family. A spacious front lounge
The real estate industry
and formal dining room leading through to the open plan
is challenging, fast paced
kitchen/meals/living area adjoining an impressive 13.5m x
and dynamic. As the repre-
5.8m outdoor entertainment area complete with pool and
sentative body of the many
decking for year round enjoyment. Other features include,
specialist professions that
ducted heating & cooling, 2 split systems, polished timber
make up the Victorian real
floors, double garage with R/C doors front & rear, 5m x 2.5m
estate industry, the REIV is
storage shed. This impressive property represents great
passionate about raising the
value for money and an inspection will not disappoint. On
bar and celebrating the high
the market at $599,000-$630,000
standards that our members
to seek to achieve for their
clients.
The real estate industry is
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owners corporation manag-
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The annual awards recog-
nise, reward and celebrate
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140 Main Street, Bacchus Marsh 5367 2333
Arbee Real Estate
excellence in real estate prac-
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for their achievements, ser-
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commitment to the industry.
Agency categories include
large, medium and small
Residential Agency of the
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Buyer’s Agent of the Year,
Operational Leadership
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New Agent of the Year.
It is free to enter the awards
and the submission process
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Winning, or being named as
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competitors.
The REIV has appointed an
independent panel of three
judges for each category, se-
lected for their knowledge
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The REIV will announce
the finalists on 18 September
2019 with the winners re-
vealed at a gala event in Mel-
bourne on 24 October 2019.
To find out more about
the awards, please go
to reiv.com.au/events/
awards-for-excellence
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HOMES
ON SHOW
Sat 13th July
10.15-10.45am
Photo ID required
4 2 2 6
Eynesbury 10 Jamieson Court Bed Bath Car
A Captivating and Unique Home Private Sale
Alfresco entertaining and spacious family $690,000 - $740,000
living, this award winning home delivers in Office 2/137 Main Street,
one impressive package. In a quiet court in Bacchus Marsh 5367 8128
the family-oriented Eynesbury Estate opposite Contact
parklands and wooded forest at rear makes Len Smith 0418 343 754
this quality home the perfect choice. Kelvin Gaffiero 0481 991 828
W
NE TING
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HOMES
ON SHOW
Sat 13th July
11.30am-12.00pm
Photo ID required
3 1 3 3
Bacchus Marsh 15 Donald Street Bed Bath Car
Cosy Family Home on Large Block - 893m2 Private Sale
This warm and inviting double storey family $510,000 - $530,000
residence is situated in a perfect position, Office 2/137 Main Street,
set on an impressive 893m2 parcel of land. Bacchus Marsh 5367 8128
Conveniently located walking distance to Contact
kinder and childcare facility, schools, public Len Smith 0418 343 754
transport and Village Shopping Centre. Kelvin Gaffiero 0481 991 828
HOMES
ON SHOW
Sat 13th July
1.45-2.15pm
Photo ID required
4 2 2 3
Bacchus Marsh 21 Lone Pine Square Bed Bath Car
Modern Day Family Home Private Sale
Excellent in design and crafted this home is $470,000 - $490,000
tailor-made for modern family living with its large Office 2/137 Main Street,
open plan living zones, 4 generous bedrooms, 2 Bacchus Marsh 5367 8128
Contact
bathrooms and double car garage all set on an
approximate 600 sqm parcel of land.
Len Smith 0418 343 754
Kelvin Gaffiero 0481 991 828
4 2 1
Bacchus Marsh 75 Lerderderg Street Bed Bath Car
4 Bedroom Home on Lerderderg Street Private Sale
664m2 Land $630,000 - $660,000
This beautiful north facing home is located Office 2/137 Main Street,
in one of the best streets of Bacchus Marsh. Bacchus Marsh 5367 8128
Walking distance to local parks, schools, cafes, Contact
Village Shopping Centre and town centre. Len Smith 0418 343 754
Kelvin Gaffiero 0481 991 828
Email - news@themooraboolnews.com.au
www.lensmith.com.au
3 4
Darley 331 Swans Road Bed Bath Car
Shee Oak Ridge – 41 acres Private Sale
Excellent lifestyle property perched high $1,220,000 - $1,320,000
above Bacchus Marsh with scenic views to Office 2/137 Main Street,
the city skyline. Functional floorplan with 6 Bacchus Marsh 5367 8128
bedrooms, 3 bathrooms, two living zones, a Contact
beautiful deluxe style kitchen, in-ground pool Len Smith 0418 343 754
& flood-light tennis court. Kelvin Gaffiero 0481 991 828
HOMES
ON SHOW
Sat 13th July
12.15-12.45pm
Photo ID required
1 2
Bacchus Marsh 81 Gisborne Road Bed Bath Car
Renovate, Detonate or Develop Private Sale
This older style weatherboard home is Forthcoming Auction
located right in the heart of Bacchus Marsh. Office 2/137 Main Street,
Opportunity here to renovate or detonate Bacchus Marsh 5367 8128
Contact
or make an excellent multi unit development
Len Smith 0418 343 754
site. Land size is 1100 sqm.
Kelvin Gaffiero 0481 991 828
HOMES
ON SHOW
Sat 13th July
1.00-1.30pm
Photo ID required
2 2
Darley 2/10 Fredrick Street Bed Bath Car
Well Built 3 Bedroom Unit – 232m2 Land Private Sale
Tucked away in a quiet street is this well built $350,000 - $380,000
3 bedroom low maintenance unit. Ideal for Office 2/137 Main Street,
the first home buyer, investor or downsizer. Bacchus Marsh 5367 8128
Located close to shops, schools, public Contact
transport and freeway entrance to Melbourne Len Smith 0418 343 754
& Ballarat. Kelvin Gaffiero 0481 991 828
Darley Lot 25 (No 21) Maddison Circuit
Room to Move – 1650 sqm Private Sale
Set in the popular Maddison Estate in $460,000 - $490,000
Darley and only minutes to Primary Schools, Office 2/137 Main Street,
Childcare facilities, Shopping Centre & easy Bacchus Marsh 5367 8128
freeway access to Melbourne/Ballarat, this is Contact
an opportunity not to be missed. Len Smith 0418 343 754
Kelvin Gaffiero 0481 991 828
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Arbee Real Estate

FOR SALE 25 O’Keefe Crescent, Bacchus Marsh FOR SALE 10 William Street, Bacchus Marsh
3 2 2 4 3 2

Family Home, Great Location! Don’t Dream a Dream – Buy One!

Excellent family home, 3 bedrooms, master with WIR and ENS, Bed Sitting on a substantial 1733m² block right in the heart of town is this
2&3 with BIRs, kitchen/dining/family room, step down formal lounge impeccable 4 bedroom residence. 3 generous sized bedrooms, central
plus rumpus/sunroom, in a sought after location close to the Masons bathroom & solid timber kitchen. Entertaining is easy with seamless
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lounge. Double garage with drive thru, separate single garage and the huge master bedroom with full ens, WIR & French doors leading out
garden shed all set on an approx 880m2 corner block of land. to the north facing alfresco. Flanked by an 11.8m x 4.2m lock up garage.
INSPECT By appointment INSPECT By appointment
FOR SALE $480,000 - $520,000 FOR SALE $980,000 - $1,070,000

NEW LISTING CONTACT Daryl Gould 0409 233 157 CONTACT Peter 0429 671 990 Daryl 0409 233 157
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FOR SALE 27 Jonathan Drive, Darley FOR SALE 10-12 Boyd Street, Bacchus Marsh
3 1 1 3 1 1

Invest Or Occupy What An Opportunity!

Great opportunity to enter property market, or to add to your portfolio. 3 bedroom, 1 bathroom home on magnificent corner allotment approx.
3 bedroom, 1 bathroom home on 648sqm block with side access & shed 1550m2 & is within walking distance to Main Street. One owner home
to the rear. Conveniently located only 400m from Darley Plaza. built by local builder in 1947 has stood the test of time. Built from solid
Currently tenanted to a long-term tenant at $15,600pa on a month by brick with classic hardwood flooring. Suit buyer looking for renovation
month lease. Contact us today to organise an inspection. project on a large block, or the developer looking to develop the whole
site or to retain the house and pursue further subdivision (STCA).
INSPECT By appointment INSPECT By appointment
FOR SALE $359,000 FOR SALE $740,000 - $770,000

NEW LISTING CONTACT

WEB
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FOR SALE 27 Horder Crescent, Darley FOR LEASE 4/16 Station Street, Maddingley
4 2 1

Room To Move
Situated on a large 1219sqm allotment in the prestigious Elms Estate. 4
bedrooms, master with ens & WIR, BIRs to 2 other bedrooms, & 2
separate living areas. Blackwood timber kitchen fitted with new
cooktop, wall oven & dishwasher. Bathroom with bath & vanity, 2
separate shower rooms & 2 separate toilets. Ducted heating & cooling,
freshly painted, new carpets and window furnishings.
INSPECT By appointment
FOR SALE $559,000 - $579,000
CONTACT Daryl Gould 0409 233 157
WEB arbeerealestate.com.au

FOR SALE 2 Tulloch Court, Bacchus Marsh

3 2 2

Great Family Home, Great Location

This much loved & beautifully presented house is an ideal first home or
investment property, & is also a perfect home for the whole family.
Offering 4 bedrooms, the master has a WIR & full ens, the remaining 3 Central Factory For Lease
bedrooms all have BIRs. The spacious central kitchen has a gas oven & Floor area of approximately 11.8mtrs x 26.7mtrs (315sqm). Long term lease options available $25,500 pa inc GST + Outgoings.
cooktop, a WIP & dishwasher. The family bathroom was recently 3 phase power / NBN / Alarm/ Amenities – toilet and kitchen area. Central location close to the train station and Main street shops.
updated & you have a separate toilet & laundry. Remote roller door. Good access and on-site car parking. Located only minutes from the freeway.
INSPECT By appointment INSPECT By appointment
FOR SALE $495,000 - $525,000 FOR SALE $25,000 PA incl GST + outgoings
CONTACT Daryl Gould 0409 233 157 CONTACT Gareth Alexander 0437 046 806
WEB arbeerealestate.com.au WEB arbeerealestate.com.au

FOR SALE 7 Davies Street, Bacchus Marsh FOR SALE 3 Luton Court, Darley
3 1 1 4 2 1

What An Opportunity Quiet & Comfortable!

Step inside and experience the quality and neatness of this 3 bedroom, In a quiet court location on a 700m2 block this 4 bedroom, 2 bathroom
1 bathroom home. The bright & spacious loungeroom with split system home is ideal for both the first home buyer or young family. Consisting
a/c is adjoining the meals & kitchen area. The kitchen with ample of a lounge room & formal dining area, updated kitchen with electric
cupboard & bench space comes with a gas cooktop & rangehood & WIP. stove, wall oven & a spacious meals area. The master has a WIR & ens,
The master bedroom has WIR & split system a/c & bedrooms 2 & 3 are & remaining bedrooms have BIRs. The toilet is separate from the family
generous in size. Single garage, garden shed & landscaped gardens. bathroom. Ducted gas heating & evap cooling is installed throughout.
INSPECT By appointment INSPECT By appointment
FOR SALE $360,000 - $380,000 FOR SALE $445,000 - $465,000
CONTACT Daryl Gould 0409 233 157 CONTACT Daryl 0409 233 157
WEB arbeerealestate.com.au WEB arbeerealestate.com.au

Ian McDonald Steve Creese Daryl Gould Peter Leonard Rikki Millington
5367 2333 0475 888 101 0409 233 157 0429 671 990 Sales Support

www.arbeerealestate.com.au
140 Main Street, Bacchus Marsh 5367 2333
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Netballers on fire
Bacchus Marsh Netball
Association
Bacchus Marsh Netball Two Bacchus Marsh Fire-
Association tails teams have bagged
the netball silverware after
Results – Junior Grand Finals
being declared champions
Section 1 in both the 11&Under and
Sparks 26 def Fireworks 24 13&Under Grand Final
matches.
Section 1 Reserve
Competing in the St Al-
Aces 31 def Zodiacs 24
bans Netball Association
Section 2 the 11&Under BM Firetails
Sapphires 28 def Diamonds 7 defeated the Hurricanes
22-11 with the 13&Under
Section 3
team also defeating the Hur-
Hunters 15 def Super Stars 5 ricanes in their close hard-
Section 4 fought match 23-21.
Little Stars 6 def Fast & Furious 3 The Bacchus Marsh netball
coaches congratulated each
Seniors
and every squad player
Strike 43 lost Devils 46 for their hard work and
dedication.
“…. which paid off with
grand final success,” they
said. 11 & Under Firetails.
Shameka Grero (11&U) and
Mia Hayes (13&U) both won
the Most Valuable Player
(MVP) in their grand final
matches.
The Bacchus Marsh Firetails
Ballan Golf Club netball will be introducing
Results - Week ending Saturday 6 July a 15&Under squad team
for the Spring 2019 SANA
Wednesday– Men’s & Ladies competition.
Winner - Barry Sims (10) 32 points on c/b from Bob Arklay (6). All teams will be competing
Magpie - 14th Bob Arklay in the Saturday afternoon
competition at Caroline
Saturday – Monthly Medal
Springs.
Winner Monthly Medal
Kev Lockman 79-13-66.
Best & Fairest
R/Up - Don Wickson 78-11-67. 11&Under
3rd - Vic Buttigieg 94-25-69 on c/b from Tony Ryan 85-16-69. Winner - Shameka Grero
NTPs - 12th Hugh Miller, 15th Les Martin. R/Up – Tia Plummer
Magpie - 18th Kev Lockman. 13&Under
Balls 4, Cut-off 69: Winner - Mia Hayes
Vic Buttigieg, Kev Lockman, Don Wickson, Tony Bonar. R/Up - Milly Vallence 13 & Under Firetails.

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Cobras pass Lakers test joint captain Jake Owen was
by Todd Whelan
Bacchus Marsh has kept
its finals hopes alive with
a 25-point win over Lake
Wendouree at Maddingley
Park last Saturday. The
undermanned Cobras were
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aftermath.
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“We just have to keep
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Reigning Henderson
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missed, leaving Jake Owen,
Aaron Willetts and company
to shoulder the load. The
result was rarely in doubt,
in fact you could be forgiven
for thinking the final margin
flattered the visitors.
Key Cobras forward and
Photos – Uniform Photography (Blair Dellemijn)
the difference in the end.
His four goals and contested
marking was a feature for
the most part in a typical
‘class above’ performance.
The 25-year old moved freely
and gave no indication he
was suffering the ill effects
of an ongoing leg problem
that has hampered him over
recent weeks. Owen was just
the target the Lakers could
have done with, after failing
to capitilise on a superior
inside 50 count (44-41).
Davey said Owen was back
to his best.
“It was great to see Jake
moving with more freedom,”
he said.
“When he’s running and
jumping the way he was on
Saturday, you can see the
difference that has.
“He was very important for
us.”
Tom Wardell and Aaron
Willetts assumed the ruck
duties without Burton
and won the lion share of
clearance out of stoppage
and hit-outs to advantage.
Wardell, especially in
the first half, put himself
into vote calculations,
maintaining his ultra-
consistent form in 2019 and
looked dangerous when
rested forward. Willetts on
the other hand had more
impact in the ruck than he
did in his usual forward
role, his work rate and effort
to get to contest after contest
was impressive in clearly his
most selfless contribution of
the season.
Sport
Youngster Jack Lalor (two
goals) provided the Cobras
with another avenue to
goal minus Jacob Chisari,
while a ‘defrosted’ Billy
Griffiths threatened both in
the air, and at ground level
every time the Cobras went
forward. Given an ounce of
luck, Griffiths could have
finished with more than his
one goal.
Davey said the acquisition
of Lalor had been a bonus.
“Jack has been a real find for
us,” he said.
“His running patterns and
ability to understand the
way we want to operate
forward is impressive.
“Jack also showed he’s
fearless nature with an
excellent grab, running back
with the flight.”
Rejuvenated veteran Tyson
Shea is playing with a spring
in his step, the 224 gamer
looks to be enjoying his footy
more than ever under new
coach Peter Davey. Shea’s
work at the coalface and his
uncanny knack of becoming
‘a link in the chain’ was
crucial to denying a Lakers
outfit renowned for their
contested footy.
Defenders Simon Lafranchi
and Daniel Veldon led
the charge out of defence
to restrict the Lakers to
just seven goals while
the sureness of Riley
Stuhldrier by foot was vital,
kickstarting transition. The
Cobras led the charge across
half back with their intercept
marking (11-5).
The Moorabool News – 9 July, 2019 Page 23
The Cobras look set to
be buoyed by the return
of Daniel Burton and
the Chisari brothers for
Saturday’s meeting with
Redan at Maddingley Park.
The third placed Lions,
who have lost their last two,
will prepare to overcome
their own ‘highway travel’
demons. Redan are winless
in their last six ‘highway
travel’ meetings dating back
to July 2017. While the door
remains ajar for the seventh
placed Cobras to claim
another scalp on Saturday,
they will need to improve
on their 3.8 to 3.5 pedestrian
second half in perfect
conditions, to match it with
2019s surprise packets.
Add the return of Daniel
Burton and the Chisari
brothers to a spirited
Cobras outfit who’ve made
Maddingley Park their own
this this year with four wins
from five games, they’ve
every reason to be confident
they can give their next
challenge on Saturday a real
shake.
Final Score
BACCHUS MARSH 4.3-27,
8.5-53, 9.10-64, 11.13-79
defeated
LAKE WENDOUREE 0.6-
6, 4.7-31, 5.10-40, 7.12-54
Bacchus Marsh (GOALS) J.
Owen 4, J. Lalor 2, B. Griffiths
1, J. Parente, N. Stuhldrier, D.
Phyland, T. Shea.
Bacchus Marsh (Whelan’s
Best): J. Owen, A. Willetts,
T. Shea, T. Wardell, S.
Lafranchi, R. Stuhldrier.
Ballarat Football/Netball League
Ballarat Football/Netball League
Senior
Senior Results
Results – Round
– Round 11 11
BFL Ladder
Team % PTS
Club A B C D 19&U E Seniors
Bacchus Marsh 42 45 36 36 27 37
Lake Wendouree 62 51 38 39 45 18 1   East Point..................174.18 36      
East Point 57 64 61 44 23 46 2   Darley.......................135.09 32      
Darley 15 17 24 18 24 1
Melton 28 26 33 29 19 28
3   Redan....................... 119.01 32      
Melton South 51 50 15 31 54 25 4   Sebastopol............... 132.19 28      
Nth Ballarat City 56 32 17 5 39 14 5   Melton......................130.00 28      
Ballarat 37 50 48 34 35 29 6   Sunbury................... 111.59 28      
Redan 38 42 25 22 45 13 7   Bacchus Marsh........123.75 24      
Sebastopol 50 35 41 18 15 19 8   North Ballarat City.....98.71 20      
9   Lake Wendouree.......72.67 18      
10  Ballarat......................62.92 10      
Ballarat Football League 11  Melton South.............35.75 8       
Results - Round 11
Reserves
Seniors 1   East Point................. 289.16 44      
Bacchus Marsh 11.13 (79) def Lake Wendouree 7.12 (54) 2   Sunbury...................352.99 40      
3   Lake Wendouree.....122.07 36      
East Point 15.9 (99) def Darley 11.11 (77) 4   Melton......................125.58 30      
Melton 10.15 (75) def Melton South 5.3 (33) 5   Redan..........................87.16 26      
North Ballarat City 14.14 (98) def Ballarat 7.6 (48) 6   Ballarat....................... 67.02 20      
7   Sebastopol.................93.25 16      
Sebastopol 16.13 (109) def Redan 9.6 (60) 8   Darley.........................83.36 16      
Reserves 9   Bacchus Marsh..........64.06 12      
10  North Ballarat City....61.65 12      
Lake Wendouree 9.12 (66) def Bacchus Marsh 8.3 (51)
11  Melton South.............45.51 12      
East Point 11.11 (77) def Darley 4.3 (27)
Melton Football 13.12 (90) def Melton South 7.3 (45) Under 19s
North Ballarat City 10.9 (69) def Ballarat 6.8 (44) 1   Redan.......................313.31 44      
2   North Ballarat City...312.58 40      
Redan 5.11 (41) def Sebastopol 5.10 (40) 3   Sunbury................... 182.19 32      
Under 19s 4   Ballarat.....................160.40 32      
5   Lake Wendouree..... 141.31 28      
Lake Wendouree 10.6 (66) def Bacchus Marsh 6.6 (42) 6   Melton......................143.62 24      
Darley 9.8 (62) def East Point 5.7 (37) 7   East Point.................124.42 20      
Melton 20.9 (129) def Melton South 1.1 (7) 8   Darley.......................102.41 20      
9   Bacchus Marsh..........48.04 12      
North Ballarat City 8.11 (59) def Ballarat 8.6 (54) 10  Melton South.............23.81 8       
Redan 25.17 (167) def Sebastopol 2.2 (14) 11  Sebastopol................12.44 4       
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Devils miss golden Central Highlands Football League

Results - Round 12
Seniors

opportunity
Waubra 23.15 (153) def Skipton 6.9 (45)
Beaufort 15.11 (101) def R’wood/C’hap 5.6 (36)

CHFL
Dunnstown 9.7 (61) def Creswick 7.12 (54)
Gordon 22.18 (150) def Ballan 1.11 (17)
Buninyong 20.9 (129) def Clunes 9.4 (58)
By Todd Whelan

Darley gave reigning premiers East Point

while in form forward Jake Edwards was
swung into defence, answering the call with
aplomb.
Newlyn 16.11 (107) def Learmonth 4.7 (31)
Springbank 26.14 (170) def Daylesford 6.3 (39)
Bungaree 11.11 (77) def C’ham/Linton 6.8 (44)
an almighty scare before falling 22-points The Graham brothers clearly had the lions Bye - Hepburn
shy in last Saturday’s top of the table clash at share of the Devils possession and were
Eastern Oval. able to withstand an obvious physical Reserves  1   Waubra.....................307.19 44
In the wash up the Devils were simply not presence from the Kangas, especially around Waubra 11.6 (72) def Skipton 7.12 (54)
good enough for long enough, allowing the stoppage. Beaufort 8.7 (55) def R’wood/C’hap 1.1 (7)
Kangas to boot the last six goals (straight) East Point coach Jake Bridges acknowledged Creswick 8.4 (52) def Dunnstown 5.6 (36)
after the Devils led by 14-points at the nine- just how good the game was. Gordon 17.16 (118) def Ballan 3.5 (23)
minute mark of the last quarter. “There was no difference at all (between the Buninyong 21.14 (140) def Clunes 1.0 (6)
Despite the near miss, Devils coach Heath two sides),” he said. Newlyn 15.17 (107) def Learmonth 1.2 (8)
Scotland was clearly disappointed with his Springbank 13.8 (86) def Daylesford 8.2 (50)
“It was a real team effort from my boys.”
boys who obviously fell away from the team C’ham/Linton 8.7 (55) def Bungaree 6.10 (46)
Bridges chose not to comment when asked
plan that had them in a perfect position to Bye - Hepburn
of how Darley stacked up against the rest of
upset East Point’s unbeaten run of five games
the sides he has played this year. Under 18
at home in season 2019.
Devils captain Shane Page brought his Beaufort 6.9 (45) def R’wood/C’hap 5.6 (36)
“We had the game on our terms for three
usual effort to the game while Trent Angwin Dunnstown 12.10 (82) def Creswick 3.6 (24)
and a half quarters,” he said.
and Jake Edwards battled manfully in the air
The Devils spent 77-minutes either level Gordon 17.17 (119) def Ballan 1.0 (6)
and contained the Kangas potent big men for Buninyong 18.14 (122) def Clunes 3.1 (19)
or in front of their more fancied rivals but
the most part.
couldn’t seal the deal. Five missed set shots Newlyn 9.4 (58) def Learmonth 7.5 (47)
Scotland is already looking forward to the Springbank 20.12 (132) def Daylesford 1.1 (7)
in the opening half would come back to bite
two sides next meeting at Darley Park in
the Devils in the end who cling to second Bungaree 11.9 (75) def C’ham/Linton 6.9 (45)
spot on the ladder ahead of a bunch of five Round 17.
Bye - Hepburn
teams breathing down their neck. “They wouldn’t have been far off their best
22, while we have a couple to comeback,” he Under 15
East Point managed to keep themselves in
said. Beaufort 7.13 (55) def R’wood/C’hap 2.2 (14)
the game with deep entries on the counter
“We’ll lick our wounds and learn from it. Dunnstown 20.16 (136) def Creswick 0.1 (1)
attack and were able to convert a majority
of their goals from inside 20-metres which “We’re still a very young team.” Gordon 21.19 (145) def Ballan 0.0 (0)
would only compound the frustration for Youngster Blake Colley (omitted) and Buninyong 27.17 (179) def Clunes 0.0 (0)
Scotland. forward target Casey Young (vacation) will Learmonth 11.6 (72) def Newlyn 7.5 (47)
“We were able to execute our game plan for be hoping to return to the side sooner rather Springbank 8.7 (55) def Daylesford 2.6 (18)
the most part,” he said. than later for the all-important run home. Bungaree 7.5 (47) def C’ham/Linton 3.5 (23)
“We will learn some valuable lessons from The Devils will savour their second (and Skipton 20.7 (127) def Waubra 2.0 (12)
the loss. last) bye of their season this Saturday before Bye - Hepburn
“We’ve seen what happens when you drift their road to finals begins. (Darley’s run Central Highlands Netball League
away from the game plan. home - Bye, Sebastopol (a), Melton South Central Highlands Netball League
“If our players stuck to their task and played (h), Sunbury (a), North Ballarat City (a), East Results– –Round
Results Round12
12
out their roles, I’m certain the result would Point (h), Ballarat (h))
Darley’s next match will be on July 20, a Club 13&U 15&U 17&U C B
have been different.
Beaufort 3 8 14 25
“We know our best is good enough, we can Round 13 showdown on the road against an
Rokewood 26 7 19 31
draw plenty of confidence knowing that,” in-form Sebastopol. Bungaree 17 31 44 39
Scotland said. Final Score Carngham 29 21 17 19
“But this one hurt (the loss), it was really DARLEY 4.2-26, 7.7-49, 9.9-63, 11.11-77 lost Buninyong 18 33 23 46
EAST POINT 3.2-20, 6.3-39, 9.7-61, 15.9-99 Clunes 11 18 24 18
disappointing.”
Dunnstown 44 13 38 29
The Devils were forced to shuffle their hand DARLEY (GOALS) J. Edwards 2, B. Creswick 1 27 14 21
early after key defender Darren Leonard Graham, D. Leonard, L. Spiteri 1, M. Hanson, Gordon 18 10 16 30
was restricted with a quad complaint which J. Ancrum, L. Baker, J. Cadman Ballan 10 27 34 35
would test the resilience and the flexibility DARLEY (BEST) S. Page, T. Angwin, B. Newlyn 3 16 13 34
of the chosen 22. Leonard moved forward, Graham, N. Graham, J. Edwards, M. Hanson Hepburn 26 22 30 29
Skipton 23 24 21 16
Ladder
Team % PTS
Seniors
      
2   Newlyn.................... 213.07 36      
3   Buninyong................174.64 36
4   Gordon.................... 168.60 32      
5   Springbank.............. 163.92 32      
6   Hepburn.................. 148.37 28      
7   Beaufort.................. 130.95 28      
8   Skipton.................... 109.79 28      
9   Bungaree...................87.92 28      
10  Learmonth................ 79.26 24      
11  Creswick................... 71.29 20      
12  R’wood/C’hap.......... 62.77 12      
13  Dunnstown................70.41 8       
14  Daylesford................ 64.42 8       
15  C’ham/Linton............ 55.52 8       
16  Ballan....................... 42.44 8       
17  Clunes...................... 44.27 4       
Reserves 
1   Springbank.............. 192.22 44      
2   Buninyong................317.46 40      
3   Creswick.................200.50 36      
4   Skipton.................... 145.65 36      
5   Waubra.................... 142.47 36      
6   Newlyn.................... 143.80 28      
7   Dunnstown...............151.27 24      
8   Hepburn...................111.90 24      
9   Gordon.................... 154.71 20      
10  Clunes.................... 100.73 16      
11  R’wood/C’hap..........98.23 16      
12  C’ham/Linton............ 75.27 16      
13  Ballan.......................44.88 12      
14  Daylesford................ 44.46 12      
15  Beaufort................... 36.93 12      
A
16  Learmonth................ 39.30 8       
10 24
17  Bungaree..................41.08 4       
42 62
37 42
27 36 Under 18
34 58
1   Springbank..............362.50 44      
32 25
2   C’ham/Linton...........362.03 36      
32 71
13 34 3   Buninyong............... 313.90 36      
25 28 4   Gordon.....................260.12 32      
40 87 5   Bungaree................ 158.08 32      
16 21
6   Hepburn...................307.37 28      
35 79
26 24 7   Dunnstown.............. 145.91 28      

Tabcorp Park Saturday 6 July

Waubra 3 38 46 42 38 48 8   Learmonth................291.41 24      
Springbank 40 25 33 51 64 88 9   Newlyn.................... 152.78 24      
Daylesford 7 30 22 17 10 7 10  Creswick...................71.67 12      
Bye - Hepburn
11  Ballan.......................33.56 12      
12  R’wood/C’hap.......... 29.41 8       
CHFL Top Goal Kickers 13  Daylesford.................27.24 8       
Seniors  14  Beaufort....................26.11 8       
Marcus Darmody Newlyn.................................... 71         15  Clunes...................... 28.56 4       
Brendan Sutcliffe Gordon..................................... 42         16  Waubra..................... 15.53 0       
Adam Toohey Gordon..................................... 41         17  Skipton....................... 0.00 0       
William Driscoll Springbank............................. 26        
Reserves Under 15
Billie Leskosek Buninyong.............................. 37         1   Dunnstown.............. 910.69 40      
Travis Toohey Springbank............................. 32        
2   Gordon.....................718.18 40      
Rodney Watts Ballan...................................... 30        
Connor Ronan Dunnstown............................. 25         3   Learmonth................477.27 40      
Steven Nicholson Gordon..................................... 23         4   Buninyong............... 400.76 36      
Damon Simpkin Dunnstown............................. 21         5   Daylesford............... 160.39 36      
Under 18s 6   Springbank.............. 366.79 32      
Jimmy Wallesz Hepburn.................................. 39         7   Beaufort..................205.32 28      
Lachlan Reynolds Gordon..................................... 27         8   Bungaree................ 133.27 28      
Connor Parkin Springbank............................. 27         9   Skipton.....................112.55 28      
Jackson Kurzman Springbank............................. 25         10  Creswick.................. 49.91 16      
Angus Stewart Springbank............................. 24         11  Ballan........................49.19 16      
Under 15s 12  Newlyn.....................34.22 12      
Max Filmer Dunnstown............................. 71        
13  R’wood/C’hap.......... 34.83 8       
Tyler Pike Gordon..................................... 46        
Joseph Gregory Springbank............................. 28         14  Waubra..................... 32.06 8       
Cameron Reynolds Gordon..................................... 22         15  Clunes.......................22.12 8       
Saturday 6 July, Tabcorp Park Melton Race 7, Vicbred Super Series (4YO Mares) Final
Levhi Givvens Dunnstown............................. 21         16  Hepburn....................21.42 8       
(Group 1). Winner: Pistol Abbey (2). Trainer: Emma Stewart. Driver: David Moran.
Photo: Stuart McCormick HRV. Matthew Simpson Springbank............................. 21         17  C’ham/Linton............ 19.98 0       
 Sport/Motoring
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Toohey takes team to victory

By Rob Fuller
Gordon FNC v Ballan
(Murphy/Mahar Shield)
Senior coach Ron Watt handed the coaching
duties to Co-Captain Adam Toohey
for Gordon’s clash with Ballan. Toohey
welcomed the opportunity with enthusiasm
and success. Not only guiding his team to
a 133-point victory, the tall number 7 was
also judged best player on the ground, as the
Eagles retained the Murphy/Mahar Shield
at home last Saturday. The Shield honours
Con Mahar and Kevin Murphy, who served
at both the neighbouring clubs and each
became Life Members of both clubs.
In perfect football conditions on a near
perfect oval at Gordon, both teams struggled
to find the goals for the majority of the first
quarter. Each team contested strongly and
evenly until Mick Nolan kicked truly from
the boundary line to register the Eagles’ first
and only goal for the term.
Gordon broke the game open in the
20-minutes leading to the half time break.
Seven goals were added to the Eagles’
score line thanks to a dominating midfield
of Tye Murphy, Ethan Crackel along with
Taylem Wason, Jordan Clampit and a host
of rotating players fed their tall forwards
plenty of opportunities. Along with miserly
defensive group including Isaac McCabe,
Gerard Clifford, Caleb Myers and Brad
Hallam the result was beyond doubt at the
half time break, that saw Gordon lead Ballan
by 51-points.
The visitors increased their intensity during
the third quarter. Their effort could not be
questioned, and they managed to convert
their first major. However, with each missed
opportunity the Eagles pounced and flew
the ball to the opposite end adding another
four goals and stretching the lead to an
imposing 68-points going in to the last.
Coach Toohey implored his team to strive
to the very end and not to rest on the good
standard already achieved. Leading from
the front, Toohey was unstoppable as he
controlled the final quarter. Kicking four
goals during the term, which bought his tally
to eight for the game. In addition to this he
spent time in the defensive half which kept
the Blues to a solitary behind. Young gun
Bailey Colligan kicked two stylish goals as
the home side slammed on ten majors to run
out impressive winners. Along with Toohey,
best players for Gordon were James Murphy,
Ethan Crackel, Isaac McCabe, Caleb Myers
and Zac Ryan. Brendan Sutcliffe and Mick
Nolan each kicked four goals in an even
display that pleased both Gordon coaches.
Veteran Eagle Mick Kersley played his 250th
game on Saturday. Like his brothers Mark
and David, Mick is a true ‘Gordonite’ who
has played all his football for the Eagles and
serves the Club off the field in many ways.
Joining Mick for his 250th game was veteran
Dave Young who returned to the club for the
occasion, and to help out with numbers in
the Reserves. Unfortunately, Dave broke his
elbow during the match and had surgery to
repair the injury.
Next week Gordon travel to Clunes where
they hope to continue the good form as they
head towards another finals campaign.
Final Score
Gordon: 1.5-11, 8.9-57, 12.12-84, 22.18-150
Ballan 0.6- 6, 0.6- 6, 1.10-16, 1.11- 17
Gordon Goals - A. Toohey 8, B. Sutcliffe 4,
M. Nolan, B. Colligan 2, B. Hallam, J. Clampit
1, R. Clampit.
Gordon Best - A. Toohey, E. Crackel, J.
Murphy, Z. Ryan, C. Myers, B. Hallam
Ballan Goals - B. Runnalls 1.
Ballan Best - R. Bongart, P. Graham, A.
Mullane, H. Bongart, A. Bongart, D. Tanti
Kevin Murphy presents the Murphy/ Mahar
shield to Gordon Captain Mark Gunnell.

Eagle Veterans David Kersley, Luke Toohey, Gary Busitill,

Kevin Murphy presents the Murphy/Mahar shield to Gordon Dan Callinan, Mick Kersley, Stu Millar and Mark Kersley –
Captain Mark Gunnell and Coach and Best on Ground Mick Kersley (250 games) flanked by brothers David & Mark (Front) Dave Young also helped Mick Kersley celebrate his
player Adam Toohey. before the match. 250th game, before breaking his elbow. Photos submitted

Sell it Local for Less Sell with a photo - $20 per edition or $50 for 3 months. Simply email
your photo and details of item to news@themooraboolnews.com.au
Ph: 5368 1966
news@themooraboolnews.com.au Phone 5368 1966 All vehicles must supply registration numbers if registered and dealers to supply LMCT number.

2002 FORD AU UTE

2004 MERCEDES BENZ C200
Station wagon, immaculate
condition, complete service
history, 370,000kms, scarlet
colour, new tyres, beige
leather interior, Reg till Oct
(XHF262), RWC, $6,500 ONO
Ph 0409 534 572
99 TRITON UTE
283,000 km, engine GC, auto,
air, immobiliser, cruise, CD,
tow pack. Straight, no dents.
Great work or play ute. Unreg.
Vin MMBCRK650XD020336
$850 ono. Ph: 0422 982 274
HYUNDAI ELANTRA
SX auto, black, alloy wheels,
Reg until July 2020, UVL832.
One owner purchased new.
Regular service, mech. very
sound. Ideal first car.
131,465km. $5000 ono
Ph 5370 1022 or 0404 038 064
CHRYSLER NEWPORT
1973 Chrysler Newport.
Partially restored, left hand
drive. Genuine buyers only.
Registered (WBN436).
$15,000 negotiable.
Phone 0488 782 555
2009 KIA GRAND CARNIVAL
Automatic, dual fuel, towbar,
large aluminium tray, 2 tool One owner, white,
boxes, 80% tyre tread, new air great condition,
cond., recent engine/trans/ well serviced,
diff replaced, fully serviced, 200K+ mostly country kms,
new rear disks and pads, 12 Reg (XDG365), RWC,
months reg. (ULH188). $6,900. BacchusMarsh,
$3,500 ONO Ph 0400 127 814 Phone 0418 597 226

Closing Business Sale

Advertise your New plate compactor,

Car / Boat /
only 8 hours work,
warranty May 2019, $1500.
Float / Tractor Fire prevention pump, $500.
Hitachi metal bench saw,
Motorcycle /
2013 HOLDEN CALAIS MOTOR BIKE
Immaculate condition, MOTORISED BIKE $200. Electric concrete
12 months old, as new, 2005 Harley-Davidson
vibrator, $250. Plus other
Caravan for
LAWNMOWER White 6 cylinder, x11200c Sportster Custom,
No cutting deck, otherwise Well serviced and garaged. never used. Very Good Condition, tools and machinery.
good, electric start. 93,000 mostly country KMs. Cost $1000 to install motor. 29,000kms, Reg for 6mths
3 months $50
Phone 5368 2339
$400 or ONO. Reg. Oct 2019 (IAF6TR) $1000 Ph 5300 5698 (Rego IA802)
Phone 0419 440 009 $18000 PH: 0420 740 666 or 0416 955 138 $9,500 – Ph 0401 843 600 between 7pm – 9pm

Double Horse Float

Registered, rewired with Advertise your
Car / Boat /
new LED tail & side lights;
replaced wheel bearings,

JAYCO EXPANDA OUTBACK
2014 pop top, dual wheels,
A/C, heating, fridge/freezer,
solar panels, 100 amp battery,
inverter, micro, gas/electric
cooktop, storage, no bunks,
Rego W10086 July 2019.
$42,000 neg. Ph 0448 340 165
Float / Tractor
1989 VISCOUNT POP-TOP brake slave and master
WINDSOR WINDCHEATER Tandem wheels, Twin single cylinders, good tyres, no rust
2002 Pop Top, 10 months reg, beds. Gas oven/hot plates, in chassis, 10-years shedded,
New tyres, New water tank,
Gas/elec fridge, 2 single beds,
Water tank. Fridge-gas/
electric, electric freezer. Bottle
good solid floor and tailgate.
A very reasonably priced Motorcycle /
Caravan for
SOLD
gas, roller sun shade includes horse float for someone with
1 couch, microwave, Roller
annex. Lots storage cupboards. a budget or a beginner.
sunshade, Bottle gas, Many
3 months $50
Rego (P-62568) 22 July 2019.
cupboards, Double wardrobe. Priced to Sell - $4500 ono
Priced to sell $8,200
$11,500. Ph 0417 505 732. Ph 0488 009 233 Ph 0408 673 778 (Ballan).
Email - news@themooraboolnews.com.au  The Moorabool News – 9 July, 2019 Page 27

At Melton Toyota
At Melton Toyota

2018 COROLLA 2.9%

ASCENT SPORT COMPARISON
HATCH RATE[F1]
MAX FINANCE TERM OF 48 MONTHS

KLUGER FROM HILUX 4X2 PETROL MANUAL FROM C-HR 2WD FROM

2WD GX $44,990 WORKMATE $23,990 AUTO CVT $30,990

SINGLE-CAB
DRIVEAWAY [D3] CAB-CHASSIS DRIVEAWAY [D] DRIVEAWAY [D2]

2018 COROLLA
Melton Toyota
2.9%
ASCENT SPORT COMPARISON
143-147 High Street, Melton, VIC
T: 03 8746 0300
LMCT 1976

HATCH RATE[F1]
meltontoyota.com.au

[F1] 2.9% comparison rate available to approved personal applicants and a 2.9% annual percentage rate is available to approved business applicants of Toyota Finance to finance eligible new and demo 2018 Corolla Hatch Petrol and Hybrid models. Offer available for Private, Bronze & Silver

MAX FINANCE TERM OF 48 MONTHS

Fleet customers only. Finance applications must be received by 30/09/2019. Maximum finance term of 48 months applies. Terms, conditions, fees and charges apply. Toyota Finance reserves the right to change, extend or withdraw an offer at any time. Ask your dealer for more information.
Comparison rate based on a 5 year secured consumer fixed rate loan of $30,000. WARNING: This comparison rate is true only for the examples given and may not include all fees and charges. Different terms, fees or other loan amounts might result in a different comparison rate. Toyota
Finance, a division of Toyota Finance Australia Limited ABN 48 002 435 181, AFSL and Australian Credit Licence 392536. *2.9% annual percentage rate is available on a Toyota Access Business Vehicle Loan to approved business applicants of Toyota Finance for the financing of all: (1) new 2018 build
HiLux 4x4 models (all variants); and (2) new and demo 2019 (registered in June 2019), build HiLux 4x4 models (all variants) only. With a balloon final payment (equal to the Guaranteed Future Value (GFV)). The GFV is the minimum value of your Toyota at the end of your finance contract, as determined by
Toyota Finance. If you decide to return your car to Toyota at the end of your term, Toyota Finance will pay you the agreed GFV, which will be put against your final payment, subject to fair wear and tear conditions and agreed kilometres being met. The information provided is general in nature. You should
seek your own financial advice to determine whether Toyota Access is appropriate for your individual circumstances. Please speak to your Dealer for more information. Additional interest charges accrue whenever a balloon final payment option is selected. Maximum finance term of 48 months applies.
Offer only available to eligible Bronze and Silver Fleet Guests. Terms, conditions, fees and charges apply. Finance applications must be received by 30/09/2019. Toyota Finance reserves the right to change, extend or withdraw an offer at any time. Toyota Finance, a division of Toyota Finance Australia Limited
ABN 48 002 435 181, AFSL and Australian Credit Licence 392536. [D3]Recommended driveaway price (RDP) shown is applicable for Private customers, Bronze, and Silver Fleet customers, and primary producers, only at participating dealers. Offer available on new January 2019 to June 2019 built
models purchased between 01/07/2019 and 31/07/2019 unless extended. RDP includes 12 months registration, 12 months compulsory third party insurance (CTP), a maximum dealer delivery charge, stamp duty and metallic/premium paint. Toyota reserves the right to amend the offer and
terms at any stage. [D]Recommended driveaway price (RDP) shown is applicable for Private customers, Bronze, and Silver Fleet customers, and primary producers, only at participating dealers. Offer available on new January 2019 to April 2019 built models purchased between 01/07/2019 and 31/07/2019
unless extended. RDP includes 12 months registration, 12 months compulsory third party insurance (CTP), a maximum dealer delivery charge and stamp duty. Metallic/Premium paint at additional cost. Toyota reserves the right to amend the offer and terms at any stage. [D2]Recommended driveaway price
(RDP) shown is applicable for Private customers, Bronze, and Silver Fleet customers, and primary producers, only at participating dealers. Offer available on new January 2019 to July 2019 built models purchased between 01/07/2019 and 31/07/2019 unless extended. RDP includes 12 months registration,
12 months compulsory third party insurance (CTP), a maximum dealer delivery charge, stamp duty and metallic/premium paint. Toyota reserves the right to amend the offer and terms at any stage.
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BACCHUS
MARSH

BAKED
FRESH BAKED
INSTORE FRESH
INSTORE
Loose Navel
Oranges

$
1 1
99 $
EA

1
Cinnamon Donuts EA
6 Pack

$
White Sandwich Bread $0.17 per donut

KG

$
9 $
8
99 99
Granny KG KG
Smith
Apples
Virginian Leg Ham Danish Fetta

BETTER

1/2
THAN

1/2
PRICE PRICE

2 6
2 FOR
$ 30 $ 50
EA $
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$
3
99
EA
Kirks Soft Drink Bega Peanut Butter SAVE FROM SAVE FROM SAVE FROM
10 Pack x 375ml Varieties
$1.06 per litre
375g Selected Varieties
$0.61 per 100g
$ 2 30 Western Star Spreadable
500g Selected Varieties
$ 3 60 Four’N Twenty Snack Pack
24 Pack
$ 736

FRESH AUSSIE
FISH PORK Chicken
Pork Leg Breast Fillets
(Skin On)

19 $
6 $
8
$ 99 99 49
KG KG KG

Gummy Flake

Taylors Estate
750ml Wine Range

40
2 FOR 2 FOR
$
$85 EA
$ 26
SAVE SAVE FROM SAVE FROM

Carlton Dry
24 x 375ml
$ 17 Captain Morgan 6% or Smirnoff
Double Black Cans 10 x 375ml
$ 9 $12
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FOODWORKS BACCHUS MARSH

1-9 Bennett Street, Bacchus Marsh
Phone: 5367 3388
Limit rights reserved. Persons under the age of 18 will not be served alcohol or tobacco. FoodWorks Bacchus Marsh supports the responsible service and consumption of alcohol.