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Tuesday 23 October, 2018 Serving Ballan and district since 1872 Phone 5368 1966 Vol 12 No 42

Member for Buninyong Geoff Howard shared the funding announcement of over $1 million, in real money, for the Bacchus Marsh Regional Community Sports Hub at the Racecourse
Recreation Reserve with (L-R back) Moorabool Mayor Paul Tatchell, Deputy mayor John Keogh, Deirdre Davey (BM Pony Club), Scott Oldfield (BM Soccer), Michaela Settle (Candidate
for Buninyong) and (front) BMX club members Stephanie Stewart and Troy Nolan. Photo – Helen Tatchell

By Helen Tatchell
Sports bonanza
With only one week left of his political career,
Geoff Howard has made a significant ‘last hurrah’
announcement for Moorabool, as he exits from his State
Member for Ballarat East/Buninyong seat after 19-years
with the Labor party.
The Andrews Government will invest $800,000 from its
Community Sports Infrastructure Fund to build a new
pavilion at the Bacchus Marsh Regional Community
Sports Hub at the Racecourse and Recreation Reserve.
The new pavilion will feature four female friendly
change rooms for athletes and umpires, storage space,
community space and a covered spectator area.
Mr Howard said all change facilities and public
amenities will be fully accessible.
“This pavilion will provide more opportunities, so
people can get active and play the sport they love.
“The redevelopment of Bacchus Marsh Racecourse
Reserve will deliver a world-class sports centre that
everybody in this community can enjoy.”
But wait, there’s more!
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By Helen Tatchell
The future of the Ballan hospital is in the hands of the state
government.
The Department of Health & Human Services has agreed to
offer more one-off grants of financial assistance, on top of a
recent $500,000 lifeline loan, to assist Ballan in managing its
current cash shortfall.
More than $4.2 million will be handed over “to meet
immediate PAYG and back pay obligations; DHHS will
underwrite reasonable operating expenses; DHHS will grant
Ballan money to pay any legitimate payable Refundable
Accommodation Deposits (RADs) and DHHS will grant
Ballan money to engage an external consultant, approved by
DHHS, to develop a financial management transition plan.”
A crowd of over 60-people attended the long awaited Annual
General Meeting for the Ballan District Health & Care last
Wednesday 17 October.
Board Chair Lyn Gunnell told the meeting it had been an
incredibly tough time for the health service and “naturally
very challenging in what has occurred here in Ballan.”
“Tonight, we have some exciting news that we want to share
with everybody, some really positive news. We have gone
through a period of pain and complexity, and totally open to
large, capable organisation providing NDIS services to a The council report did not mention that in addition to
large part of the shire, including west Moorabool –BDHC working with children and younger adults, BDHC is the
itself. largest provider of residential and home-based allied health
“The reality is, we are licensed and have a full suite of services to over 55s and over 65s in West Moorabool.
allied health professionals to do NDIS,” Mr Weaire told the “Access to close to home services can really make a
By Helen Tatchell
Newly appointed BDH&C CEO Shawn
Lee said at the Annual General Meeting
the organisation had experienced
significant changes and challenges in
the last year.
“From a recent community meeting
the organisation is facing significant
financial challenges, and senior
management turnover. As a result, we
need to restructure and strengthen
and continue to deliver full quality and
accessible service to our community,”
Mr Lee said.
“As a result, from these challenges
I have witnessed closer working
relationships; we communicate more;
we have more focus; and we are
demonstrating we are walking side by
side, alongside each other facing these
challenges.”
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Top of his game
David Dillon - best and fairest for the U13 Division
News
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Bacchus Marsh Soccer
Whilst Usain Bolt is playing
soccer in New South Wales
and attracting a fair bit of
attention from international
clubs, a junior soccer player in
Moorabool has taken out two
tops awards in the Ballarat &
District Soccer Association
League.
David Dillon has played with
the Bacchus Marsh Soccer club
for a number of years and in
that time, he has always shown
a great attitude, turning up for
training full of enthusiasm and
always with a smile on his face,
a spokesperson from the club
told the Moorabool News.
“He has fun during training
but always gives his best. David
has serious ability and is a
natural athlete,” he said.
This season he played for
the Under 13 Division 1 side,
in the Ballarat and District
Soccer Association league.
The team reached finals, but
unfortunately, did not make the
grand final.
Despite this David won best
and fairest for the U13 Division
1 League and on top of this he
also won the highly coveted
Craig Pierce Memorial trophy
for best and fairest in all of the
junior leagues in the B.D.S.A.
The spokesperson for the
club said this is an amazing
achievement for David.
“Both David and the club
arevery proud. We are delighted
and privileged to have David as
a member of the Bacchus Marsh
Scorpions soccer club,” he said.
Email - news@themooraboolnews.com.au
Sports bonanza
from page 1
A further $250,000 will also be
invested by the government from
the World Game Facilities Fund to
deliver 100 lux competition stand-
ard lighting to two new soccer
pitches at the reserve.
“Moorabool Council also applied
to the new Community Sports In-
frastructure Loans scheme, that
allows councils to get underway
with recreational projects, with
the Treasurer Mr Tim Pallas ap-
proving up to $7 million,” Mr
Howard said.
“This is available over the next
two years as council needs to
draw down on that funding, so we
can see in the next two years this
project really humming along,
with the BMX track, the soccer
fields and other facilities in place
as they need to be.
“This funding allows the shire to
get on and complete this project
or the next stage over the com-
ing year,” Mr Howard told the
large crowd of user groups at the
announcement.
Mayor of Moorabool Shire Paul
Tatchell said this will be the single
largest investment of recreational
facilities in Bacchus Marsh since
well before amalgamation, with
a total project cost of close to $20
million.
“Anyone that can borrow money
at 1.75 per cent realises that you
are actually making money on
that. It brings projects forward.
Even just by CPI we are a mile in
front by doing it today,” he said.
Cr Tatchell said the Loans scheme
was magnificent and smart.
“I congratulate the government
on a sensible scheme that is based
on the business case put forward
by our Council.
“It does away with all that talk
of ‘safe seats’; basically, it means
shires can keep their books in or-
der and borrow money at half the
treasury rate. Credit must go to
Moorabool’s finance team, officers
and general managers who make
sure these things happen, because
without that work we would nev-
er be able to borrow that money.”
Cr Tatchell also acknowledged
the great work by the user groups
at the reserve.
“Without that great volunteerism
and the passion from these groups
we would never be in a position to
put these plans in place,” he said.
Mr Howard confirmed the
$800,000 and the $250,000 will be
up-front, is not part of the loan
scheme and definitely not an elec-
tion commitment.
“These are grants, committed
money to the Moorabool Shire to
get on with the project,” he said.
This support comes on top of
$200,000 previously allocated by
the Andrews Government toward
a new BMX circuit, cricket pitch
and two soccer ovals.
User groups of the reserve in-
clude, but not limited to:
The Bacchus Marsh Harness rac-
ing club, Soccer club, BMX and
Pony club.
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Achieving in agriculture
By Carol Saffer
Ballan local business owner Vicki
Sher has attended the Women in
Agriculture Luncheon at the Royal
Melbourne Show for the past five
years.
Vicki and her husband Nick own
and run Beefcorp - a fully-integrated
Wagyu business producing their own
seedstock, running a commercial
herd, custom processing and selling
branded meat to restaurants and
export markets.
Ms Sher said the event (organised
by the Royal Agricultural Society of
Victoria) highlights what women are
doing in agriculture.
“And it gives us a chance to get
together, share stories and support
each other,” she said.
While it is a social event, Ms Sher
said it always has a very positive
vibe.
“If you are feeling under the pump,
feeling the pressure, it is important
that women in all different types of
agriculture can share their stories so
that we can all know what is going
on.”
Ms Sher says while farmers in
central or southern Victoria are not
too badly affected at the moment by
the drought, “everyone is touched by
the drought in certain ways” with
one sheep farmer at her table recently
having to quit a lot of her stock.
Vicki Sher has had commitment and passion since 1991 to produce delicious Wagyu beef, at their property “Perseverance is a common trait
in Ballan. Photo – Beefcorp Australia in farmers as there is often a long
gestation period to get your product
to market.
“It takes so many factors to create a
product, get it out to market and to
sustain it,” Ms Sher said.
“Hearing other women’s stories at
the lunch gives an insight into what
they do, how long it takes, and their
aspirations.”
Australia’s biggest farmer of insects
for human consumption Skye
Blackburn was a speaker at the
lunch.
“Skye, an entomologist and food
scientist, was amazing. Here is
someone who you think is very new,
yet she has been at it for ten years,”
Ms Sher said,
The Sher’s started breeding Wagyu
in 1991 for the Japanese market,
now they export to 14 countries and
supply 100 restaurants in Australia.
After listening to the lunch’s six
speakers and talking with the
women on her table Ms Sher says
you can often underestimate what
you do yourself.
“But the fact that you can have
an affect or a positive impact on
people is pretty important but also
humbling.”
A woman, who is a pork producer,
told Mrs Sher recently “I met you 15
years ago when you told your story
about how you [Beefcorp] started
and how long it took.
“Every time things are tough I think
about that [you] and where Beefcorp
is now and I know we can do it.”

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Today’s modern is tomorrow’s history

By Meg Kennedy

Following the recent unveiling of the Ballan Train Station

upgrade plans, Bacchus Marsh Station is set to follow suit,
as the Victorian Government has recently unveiled new de-
signs for the revamped station.
The station will include a new platform, car parks with 100
additional spaces, improved access for passengers, a new bus
layout and bicycle hoops.
Deputy Prime Minister and Federal Minister for Infrastruc-
ture, Transport and Regional Development Michael McCor-
mack and Victorian Minister for Public Transport Jacinta Al-
lan, launched the designs last month, which form part of the
$500 million Ballarat Line Upgrade.
The new platform and three kilometres of new track will al-
low two trains to stop at the station at the same time, creating
more frequent services.
Improved security, lighting and landscaping will also be a
feature of the upgrade.
Minister Allan’s office said construction was set to begin in
“a couple of weeks”.
Minister McCormack said “these upgrades will provide
Bacchus Marsh with a train station which can support the suring any new infrastructure is sympathetic to the existing munity, but making sure we don’t lose the heritage,” he said.
needs of the town’s growing population well into the future.” station buildings,” she said. There is still time to have your say on the new designs, as
The station upgrade comes as the Moorabool Shire contin- Bacchus Marsh Historical Society President Bruce Carboon Rail Projects Victoria is seeking feedback from the local com-
ues to be one of the fastest-growing municipalities in Victo- said representatives of the Regional Rail Revival project had munity on tree planting and landscaping, as well as plans
ria, with estimates showing the population of Moorabool set been in contact with the society, saying they showed interest
to increase by 65 per cent by 2041. to maintain the heritage character of Bacchus Marsh Station.
in “keeping the heritage look” of the station alive.
Although the modern design of Ballan station was an eye- Aside from the locomotion turntable, Mr Carboon said there To take part in the survey, visit http://regionalrailrevival.
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maintaining Bacchus Marsh Station’s heritage. cluding the signal box, heritage-listed trees and storage shed. Works on the Ballan station upgrade commenced two weeks
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A VFL premiership player
By Meg Kennedy
Bacchus Marsh may still be celebrating
local Eagles player Liam Duggan’s
premiership win, but another iconic footy
player and former resident has weighed in
on the epic grand final win.
Fred Wooller, who just celebrated his 80th
birthday, captained Geelong to win the
VFL flag in 1963, told The Moorabool News
of his excitement that another Bacchus
Marsh resident had been able to be part of
a premiership win.
“He would have enjoyed it!”, Mr Wooller
said.
“It would have been a great pleasure to be
involved in a team that’s won a premiership.
There’s no greater thrill in football than
playing in your first premiership,” he said.
Mr Wooller says that players who have
hailed from the area “go back years and
years before I played, so there’s a lot of
history with Bacchus Marsh.”
Beginning his football career with Bacchus
Marsh before being recruited to Geelong in
1956, Mr Wooller says one of his favourite
moments from playing at Bacchus Marsh
was winning the premiership against
Maddingley.
“I played in that premiership when I was
16, so that was a great thrill for a young
person before I started with Geelong,” he
said.
Mr Wooller went on to play for Geelong
until 1964, playing a total of 132 games, and
winning the club’s Carji Greeves medal for Fred Wooller at the 2011 AFL grand final with the 1963 VFL Premiership Cup
best and fairest in 1960.
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law could
restrict
camping
By Meg Kennedy
Dramatic cuts to camping on private
properties could soon be a reality, if new
council by-law drafts are anything to go by.
The draft document, published by
Moorabool Shire Council in June 2018, says
“A person must not, without a Permit, occupy
a Caravan or any other temporary structure
on private Land for more than seven days
within any 28-day period, or for more than
14-days in the calendar year.”
Compared to current laws, camping on
private property is permitted for no more
than four consecutive weeks, or for no more
than three months in any calendar year.
The potential cuts have been deemed “too
harsh” by some residents, after the document
was shared on a local buy, swap and sell
facebook page.
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included:
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VFL Premiership captain and player for Geelong in 1963
and former Bacchus Marsh footballer, Fred Wooller.
Photo – GFC website.
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An eagle
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By Helen Tatchell
It all began at grassroots level and from that grounding Moorabool
now has a 2018 AFL Premiership player on the Honour Board.
Liam Duggan was picked up by the West Coast Eagles in the 2014
National Draft and has now notched up close to 70-games and
was part of the winning Premiership team against Collingwood
at the MCG last Saturday, wearing the #14 guernsey.
Duggan told Footy WA on Sunday after the big game it was still
pretty surreal and it “hadn’t quite sunk in yet.”
“I have this medal on and I am not taking it off,” he said.
And how did he pull up, body wise, after the game?
“The body is pretty sore, I am feeling it today.”
Duggan was a solid contributor throughout the match and
played an important role, taking a very courageous mark in front
of the seven-foot Collingwood ruckman, American Mason Cox in
the second quarter, one of the highlights of the game.
From Myrniong, Duggan now approaching just 22-years of age
started his football career at Bacchus Marsh. He was a member
of the Bacchus Marsh BFL Under 16.5 Senior premiership side in
2011 and recruited to the Western Jets after completing his junior
football with the Cobras.
Duggan has had a number of junior football achievements that
include winning the Herald Sun Shield with St Patrick’s College
(Ballarat), named in the Vic Metro National Under 18 team and
in 2014 was awarded the Ben Mitchell Medal at the AIS-AFL
Academy. Last year (2017) at the West Coast Eagles Presentation
Night Liam was awarded the Rookie of the Year medal; that same
year he received two-votes at the Brownlow medal count after
an outstanding performance against the Fremantle Dockers in
Round 17, with over 30-possessions.
Bacchus Marsh FNC President Adam Sutherland said Duggan is
a polite friendly guy who has time for everyone.
“He is a natural leader,” Sutherland said.
“From an early age Liam was winning B&Fs and then played in a
number of state teams, so yes he was always seen to be a definite
chance of AFL.”
And what did Sutherland observe as Duggan’s stand out talents
as a junior?
“Liam’s class and poise combined with his ‘team first’ attitude
were his strong suites,” Sutherland said.
And the club was very excited on him being part of the winning
team.
“We as a club were rapt for Liam as he has worked super hard to
get where he is and know how much achieving that flag with the
Eagles would mean to him, and his countless mates at the club.
We’re overjoyed for him,” Sutherland said.
Liam Duggan at post match celebrations with his AFL Premiership Medal. Photo: Tim Saultry
“It is great both Nick (Suban) and Liam have achieved their
absolute dream of playing in an AFL grand final and we as a club
couldn’t be prouder.”
(continued page 5)
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“So, you own a block of land in a rural area that
you just want to keep for a getaway retreat, and
you can’t spend your holidays camping on your
own block because some council law states that
it’s illegal?”
“What a load of insane rubbish.”
“Not helpful for those building houses and living
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Crimes
against the
aged on rise
The number of crimes committed against people aged 65 or
older in Victoria has increased over the past 10 years, even
when taking into account an ageing population.
New research by the Crime Statistics Agency demonstrated
that more than 140,000 crimes were committed against older
people within the past ten years, with the greatest number -
18,427 - recorded during 2016.
The most commonly recorded crime involving an older
Moorabool Council officers (L-R) Ian Waugh and Danny Colgan knit and crochet to help form part of the giant white ribbon
person was theft, followed by burglary, property damage, for November 23 (White Ribbon Day). Photo - MSC

Knit one plain rectangle

and assault.
Around one in three assaults against older people were
committed by a family member, with the majority of cases
perpetrated by a child against their parent.
The study found that some types of offences were more
likely to be committed against those aged 85 or older.
The largest proportion of victims aged 85 years and over
recorded for sexual offences, and close to 60 per cent of sexual
offences took place at a nursing home or healthcare facility.
Crime Statistics Agency Chief Statistician Fiona Dowsley
said the study found an older person was more likely to know
the perpetrator for crimes against the person compared to
property and deception offences.
“Our research found that in close to two-thirds of crimes
against the person the victim knew the perpetrator, while
this was the case for less than five per cent of property and
deception offences,” Ms Dowsley said.
This follows the recent crime statistics released last month,
which demonstrated an overall drop in crime in the last year.
By Helen Tatchell
There have been numerous red, white and purple poppies
knitted and crocheted of late and now there is a call out for
white ribbons to be made.
White Ribbon Day is a special initiative that Moorabool
Shire council is working on.
As part of the actions for the Health and Wellbeing plan,
the Prevention of Violence and Injury working group are
undertaking a white ribbon initiative – Crafting for a Cause.
A council spokesperson said the aim is to knit/crochet white
rectangles to be stitched together making the longest white
ribbon.
“This will be used to spearhead an event (yet to be confirmed)
on White Ribbon Day.”
Moorabool Mayor Paul Tatchell said this is a community
event that will be promoted through various partners that
make up the Health and Wellbeing Advisory Committee.
“This is a call out for community members to help and
participate where you can.”
If you would like to join in and be part of the longest White
Ribbon, please use the pattern below:
• White 8ply yarn (wool/acrylic).
• 25cm across
• 40cm or 100cm high
• Knitting = garter stitch (all plain)
• Crochet = treble (UK)
Drop off points for the yarns/rectangles are the three
customer service points at Darley and Ballan council offices
and the Lerderderg Library.
After White Ribbon Day, the rectangles will be restitched
together to make blankets/throws for women and children
fleeing from family violence.
White Ribbon Day is the international day for the elimination
of violence against women, and is held on 23 November 2018.

Last plea for funding

before election
By Meg Kennedy
Moorabool Shire Council is urging
the Victorian Government to consider
a major priority project for funding in
the upcoming state election.
The Council has pleaded the case
for the Parwan Employment Project,
after the Bacchus Marsh Regional
Community Sports Hub received a
welcome funding boost by Member for
Buninyong Geoff Howard on Thursday
18 October, which would need federal
and state government funding upward
of $2.5 million to become a reality.
Council says the Parwan Employment
Precinct could see up to 1,200
agribusiness jobs created, as well as
promoting local employment over
residents commuting.
“Parwan could provide so many
jobs, particularly to Bacchus Marsh
residents…it would keep residents in
town and provide opportunities for the
many new residents forecast to move
here over the next 20 years,” said Mayor
Paul Tatchell.
“We thank the State Government
for the grants we have received for
improving our sporting facilities
throughout the Shire, but the reality
is, we need political parties to fully
commit to the Parwan precinct, which
is vital to cater for our exponential
growth.”
The Moorabool Shire Council’s plea
comes after the Know Your Council
website revealed the Shire has one
of the lowest levels of government
funding in the state.

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Keeping the
public in order
New specialist police vehicles will soon be
hitting the road to help crack down on public
order incidents, boosting capacity to rapidly
respond to hostile and violent crowds and
riotous incidents.
The vehicles are designed to fit an entire
crew of Public Order Response Team (PORT)
officers, including all their protective gear, as
well as their crowd control equipment.
The vehicles can carry up to eight officers
and mean that a PORT crew can travel to
and from jobs together, giving police the
flexibility to respond to incidents faster and
more effectively.
PORT officers work in partnership with
other police units when a large coordinated
response is required at short notice. They
are specifically-trained to respond to
public safety issues such as crowd control,
riot response, alcohol related anti-social
behaviour, liquor licensing enforcement and
out-of-control parties and brawls.
Relay For Life
Moorabool Mayor Paul Tatchell, pictured with (L-R) Mary Hine and Jenny Barrie will be
supporting the Relay for Life at Darley Civic & Community Hub this Saturday 27 October,
2-10pm. This will be Moorabool’s last relay after ten-years supporting the Cancer Council.
News
A large number of officers are regularly
deployed to high-risk sporting events in
Victoria.
Previously, PORT officers were required
to travel in SUVs to jobs, with two officers
in each car, so they could fit with all their
equipment.
Minister for Police Lisa Neville said the
new vehicles “will mean PORT officers – and
their specialist gear – can get on the ground
faster.”
Police also recently unveiled new crowd
control equipment including less-than-
lethal weapons, such as pepper ball guns,
to help officers engage with violent people
at a greater distance without needing to get
involved in physical confrontations.
The new vehicles and equipment were
funded in the Labor Government’s $596
million Public Safety Package in the
Victorian Budget 2016-17.
The Moorabool News – 23 October, 2018 Page 9
Become a swapper to
prevent drownings
Getting ready to fish for
yabbies in the coming
warmer months, but still
using opera house nets?
Now you can swap them for
an open-top net, for free.
Following the impending
ban on opera house nets
from 1 July 2019, recreational
fishers can now swap their
nets for wildlife friendly
open-top lift nets for free, at
any one of 45 tackle stores
throughout Victoria.
The program will allow
keen yabby fishers to swap
up to three opera house
nets for three free wildlife
friendly open-top nets, as
the former are associated
with drowning wildlife
such as platypus, turtles and
native water rats, which can
be avoided entirely if open-
top nets are used instead.
Open-top nets are permitted
in public and private waters,
so the rule change next year
will make it simpler for
fishers who will be able to Minister for Agriculture Jaala Pulford has announced free
new yabby nets, swapped for an old opera house net.
use the same nets regardless
Photo – Tom Whitty
of location.
“We want more Victorians open-top nets feature a 20 very effective at catching
fishing more often, which is cm x 20 cm gap at their top, yabbies.
why we are offering a free which enables air-breathing Stocks are set to run out, so
swap of old opera house nets animals such as turtles to grab yours quickly.
for new open-top lift nets,” escape For more information and
said Minister for Agriculture Research by the Victorian where to find participating
Jaala Pulford. Fisheries Authority has tackle stores, head to - vfa.
Unlike opera house nets, shown open-top lift nets are vic.gov.au/yabbynetswap.
Moorabool Shire Council
NOTICE OF ORDINARY MEETING OF COUNCIL
The next Ordinary Meeting of Council will be held on Wednesday 7 November,
2018 in the Council Chambers, 15 Stead St, Ballan, commencing at 6.00pm.
Members of the public are most welcome to attend.
NOMINATIONS FOR AUSTRALIA DAY AWARDS CLOSING SOON
If you would like to recognise an outstanding resident or an outstanding community
event as part of the Australia Day Awards in 2019, simply download a form from our
website (www.moorabool.vic.gov.au/my-council/australian-citizenship-ceremony)
or pick up a form from one of our Customer Service Centres.
Nominations are closing soon for:
• Citizen of the Year
• Young Citizen of the Year
• Community Event of the Year
Completed nomination forms need to be submitted by close of business
Friday 16 November, 2018.
EMPLOYMENT
Council invites applications for the existing vacancies:
Strategic Planner - Full Time Permanent
Library Officer - Casual
Applications for above position close on Friday 26 October 2018
Project Engineer – Full Time - Applications close on Friday 2 November 2018
All details available from the website: www.moorabool.vic.gov.au
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
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3981kJ chips. Vegetarian
Chorizo, Tomato & Basil cheese, Served with andand

Come in and try our Curry Laksa with

and served withice cream
coleslaw cream 2098kJ

Kiosk 3 (Opposite Coles)

tomato Chicken Nuggets Low Gluten
A cheese omelette with chorizo, roasted Vegetarian Served with chips or salad
Jh. and basil, served with toasted ciabatta. Chicken Nuggets
Club Nachos 5158kJ 2098kJ Low Gluten Option
Battered Fish 1917kJ
4916kJ Served
Corn chips with
layered withchips orcheese,
melted salad Low Gluten Add $1.00 to swap to low gluten toast

Rice Noodles or Stir Fry Chicken with Oyster Sauce

sides mild tomato salsa, sour cream and guacamole. Served with chips or salad
Low gluten meals may come in contact
Opening Hours
mato,
Egg (1) toasties &
272kJ Battered Fish 6258kJ 1917kJ Low Gluten Option 2375kJ
beans Chilli Beef
With Served Ham & Cheese Fingers
Jta. toasties & Grilled Tomato 55kJ
with chips or salad AddSERVED 1 toWITH with gluten during preparation.
Open grills swap to low gluten
$ .00
483kJ CHIPS toast
Served with chips or salad

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Mushrooms
Wedges 3637kJ Our eggs are cage free.
Open grills 932kJ
Ham
Potato & Cheese Fingers
• Traditional Homemade Buns
2375kJ Low gluten white bread,

Monday - Wednesday 8:00am - 6:00pm

Hash Brown
SERVED
Chipolatas (3) WITH 966kJ
CHIPS Seasoned potato wedges served
Toasties made traditionally on butteredmeals may come in contact
Served with and sour toasted with your favourite fillings.
709kJ sweet chilli saucechips
with
or cream.
salad with gluten during preparation. The average adult daily energy intake is 8700kJ.
Toasties made traditionallyChorizo
on buttered white bread, Also available as an open grill.
A surcharge of 15% applies on public holidays.
615kJ
Haloumi
With Cheese & Bacon 4528kJ
toasted with your favouriteBaked Our eggs are cage2828kJ free.
Thursday - Friday 8:00am - 6:30pm
fillings.

• Chinese Pancakes • Meal Deals available

216kJ
Beans Leg Ham

Restaurants & Cafes

Also available as an open grill.
Avocado 535kJ standard product
With cheese and tomato Nutritional information is based on the average
Bacon (1) 590kJ sides 3515kJ and is correct as at time of printing. Natural
variations may result
Leg Ham Bacon (2) 1180kJ
2828kJ 884kJ The average adult daily
Grilled Chicken energy intake is 8700kJ. in some deviations. Further, all meals may
contain and/or come

Saturday - Sunday 8:00am - 5:30pm

536kJ Small Chips in contact with various allergens including
(without limitation)
With cheese and tomato Grilled Steak With cheese and avocado
A surcharge of 15% applies on public holidays.
Kiosk 4, The Village Ph 0415 066 685
Large Chips 2793kJ For a full allergen list
Smoked Salmon 337kJ nuts, seafood, gluten and dairy products.
1813kJ Grilled Chicken Breast 718kJ
Turkey 3238kJ and nutritional details, please visit www.coffeeclub
.com.au
Extra Bread (2)
Grilled Chicken Fruit Toast (2) 1261kJ 3515kJ Lemon Pepper Calamari 1107kJ
With cheese and cranberry
Nutritional information is based on the average standard product
Avo Smash 486kJ
With cheese and avocadoIce Cream 669kJ and is correct as at time of printing. Natural variations may result
in some deviations. Further, all meals may contain and/or come
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With cheese and cranberry nuts, seafood, gluten and dairy products. For a full allergen list
and nutritional details, please visit www.coffeeclub.com.au

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Email - news@themooraboolnews.com.au  The Moorabool News – 23 October, 2018 Page 11

Early learning outdoors

By Meg Kennedy
Bacchus Marsh Primary School and Ballan Childcare Centre
are now two of 180 successful grant recipients from the State
Government, which has pledged more than $2.8 million as
part of the 2018 Victorian Junior Landcare and Biodiversity
Grants.
The new initiative, to be delivered in partnership with
Landcare Australia, will encourage the next generation
of young people to care for Victoria’s natural environment
Lily D’Ambrosio, Minister for Energy, Environment and
Climate Change, said the program will allow young people
to help protect their local environment.
Ballan Childcare Centre says they are “incredibly excited”
to receive the $3,380 grant, which applied in hopes to help
continue their environmental projects, such as tidying up
Mill Park and creating a bush food garden.
The bush food garden initiative comes as the centre has
strived to embed Indigenous culture into its education

Police Rounds
by providing funding projects to Victorian schools, program and creating a “bush-tucker” garden.
kindergartens, preschools, childcare centres and other The centre says the project will not be just for the children,
groups. but “it can be an asset for the community as well”.

Newborns in the district

Ballan
On Sunday 7 October, a fire was attended by Police and CFA
after a 15-year old Mount Egerton resident added unleaded
fuel to a fire.  No injuries and only minor property damage
Babies born recently at Bacchus Marsh and Melton
was caused. Regional Hospital.
•••

Between Friday 5 and Sunday 7 October, a burglary and

theft were reported to Police.  The new house in Jasmine
Court, Ballan had reached lock up stage.  New owners are
reminded to make security arrangements with new houses
as they are targeted by thieves for appliances.
•••

On Sunday 7 October, thieves were disturbed stealing copper

piping from St. Michael’s Primary School in Springbank.  
Anyone who may have information are asked to contact
crimestoppers on 1800 33 000 or Ballan Police on 53681303
•••

Police attended a report of an assault in the vicinity of Greendale parents Sharee and Travis
Crossroads Trading on Thursday 11 October.  A 20-year old have welcomed baby number three.
Hallie Anne MILLER arrived on
male from Ballan was interviewed in relation to the offence Thursday 18 October at 2.03am.
which consisted of abuse towards a local resident. Weighing 3440 grams, Hallie is a new
sister for Arlia and Hamish.
•••
A new sister for Jessica, Zoe Aria Erin and Steven KIRTSANIS from
BELL is baby number two for Sunbury Kurunjang have a new baby, a little
parents Stephanie and Jeremy BELL. girl. Selina arrived on Wednesday 17
Weighing 2910 grams, Zoe arrived at October at 9.29pm, weighing 2800
9am on Thursday 18 October. grams. Selina is a new sister for
Dante.

On Tuesday 16 October, Police attended a report of family

violence in Geelong-Ballan Road, Ballan.  A 20-year old male
was charged and bailed to the Ballarat Magistrates’ Court for
breaching an Intervention Order.
•••
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WHAT’S ON
The What’s On section is for non-profit community organisations. All free events submitted will be considered for FREE publication at the
Editors discretion. Advertising of AGMs in this section will only appear if a paid public notice also appears in the classifieds section, as per
the constitution of Business & Consumer Affairs for incorporated groups.
ADULT EDUCATION
Ballan & District Community House
For class enrolment information, venue hire and costs; please
call 5368 1934 or email info@bchvic.org.au
Darley Neighbourhood House & Learning Centre
Short courses and classes. 33-35 Jonathan Drive, Darley. BM &
District Photography Club - Meetings 2nd & 4th Wednesday
of month, 7.30pm. Enquiries welcome. Phone 5367 4390.
The Laurels – Bacchus Marsh Community College
Courses and classes. 229 Main Street, Bacchus Marsh.
Enquiries & enrolments - 5367 1061.
U3A Bacchus Marsh - Active seniors social learning, for
daily activities contact 5367 5341 or visit our website - www.
u3abacchus.org.au
MEETINGS
BacchChat @ Lerderderg Library
1st Saturday of the Month,10am-12 noon.Various topics of
interest presented. Enquiries – 5366 7100 or www.moorabool.
vic.gov.au/libraries
Moorabool Environment Group
Next monthly meeting - Thursday 25 October, 7pm.
Lerderderg Library, Bacchus Marsh. All welcome.
Enq - 0409 131 021
Bacchus Marsh CWA Day Branch
Meets 2nd Thursday of each month at 10am at the Darley
Hub, Wittick Street, Darley. Enquiries: 5368 7273.
CWA - The Marshians Night Branch Bacchus Marsh
Meet first Tuesday of month - The Hub, Wittick St, Darley,
7pm.  Enquiries - Gay Hooper 0413 350 012
Ballan & District CWA
Branch meetings – 2nd Thursday each month. RSL Hall,
Inglis St, Ballan, 7.30pm. All welcome - enquiries to 0407 992
767 or email ballandistrictcwa@gmail.com
Ballan District Vintage Machinery & Vehicle Club
Meetings - second Monday each month, 8pm. Tom Mullane
Pavilion, Ballan Racecourse Reserve. Enquiries – Brian 5368
2255 or Ray 5368 1177.
The Pottery Group
Tuesday and Saturday 1pm-3pm, at the Public Park Hall
(next to Tennis Courts), Stanley St, Gordon. All welcome.
Enquiries to Maureen 0447173031.
Centenary of Armistice Day
Bacchus Marsh
This year on Remembrance Day, The Bacchus Marsh RSL
will celebrate the Centenary of Armistice Day.
This will be conducted at the Village Green next to the RSL
Memorial Hall on Sunday 11 November 2018, 10.30am
At precisely 11.00am a minute’s silence will be dedicated, as
we remember those who died in war.
Following the service, the RSL will be open for a Sausage
Sizzle and; at 11.45 am a presentation will take place to the
three companies selected to design Stage 1 of the ‘Centenary
of Armistice Memorial Project’.
‘Lest We Forget’
Bacchus Marsh Uniting Church
The Congregations of St Andrew’s
and Pentland Hills
Invite members of the community to the Service
celebrating the Induction of Rev David Withers
as Minister of the Word to our congregations
at 2.00 pm November 4th, 2018
St Andrew’s Church, Gisborne Road, Bacchus Marsh
followed by light refreshments in the hall
Enquiries and RSVP to bmuc@westnet.com.au
by 28th October please.
SING AUSTRALIA BALLARAT IN CONCERT
Wed 24 October 2018 at 2pm
St Bernard’s Catholic Church Hall
61 Lerderderg St, Bacchus Marsh
Afternoon Tea Supplied
Admission: Adults: $10.00. Children & Concession: $5.00
Tickets available at the door
Proceeds to The Neighbour’s Place Inc.
Bacchus Marsh Playgroup
(Behind St Andrew’s Church) Cnr Gisborne Rd & Lerderderg
Street, Bacchus Marsh. Monday-Friday 9am, 11am, 1pm &
3pm. Enquiries – Cindy 0433 651 066.
Moorabool Mission Recovery Group
Struggling with addiction; Pain from the past; family member
out of control? Meeting weekly - Wednesday, 12.30pm –
Jean Oomes Room, Lerderderg Library, Bacchus Marsh.
Enq- Pastor Merv Patton – 0412 290 036.
Bacchus Marsh & District Garden Club
Meeting 2nd Tuesday of each month, 7.30pm at The Laurels,
229 Main St, Bacchus Marsh. Guest Speakers. Supper after
each meeting. All Welcome. Enquiries - Wendy 5367 4170.
Ballan Playgroup
Every Tuesday of school Term. St John’s Anglican Church
Hall  - 9:30-11:30am. Enquiries - 0409 681 138 Anna or 0421
905 558 Tamsin. 
Ballan Anglers Inc
Meeting second Wednesday every month. Hudsons Hotel,
7.30pm. More anglers and families needed and welcome –
0400 003 936.
Rose-Carers of Maddingley Park
Working bees every 3rd Sunday of each month. All welcome.
Enquiries - 0400 052 857.
Bacchus Marsh Family Drug Support Group
For Family Members who have a loved one affected by drugs.
Enquiries - 1300 660 068.
Alanon Support Group - for families of alcoholics
Meets at 10.30am on the 1st and 3rd Tuesdays of each month
at the Uniting Church Hall, Gisborne Road, Bacchus Marsh.
Enq - 0421 222 717.
Lal Lal Moorabool Photographic Group Inc
Meeting 3rd Wednesday each month, 7pm. Soldiers Memorial
Hall, Lal Lal. Enquiries 5341 7535.
Footscray Poultry Club (at Bacchus Marsh)
Meetings held 2nd Sunday of month, 2pm. Poultry Pavilion.
Racecourse Rec. Reserve, Balliang-Bacchus Marsh Rd,
Bacchus Marsh. All welcome – Kerry 9741 9705.
MARKETS
Ballan Lions Club Market
Next market – Saturday 3 November 2018.
First Saturday each month - Inglis St, Ballan – 9am-1pm.
Enquiries – 0402 390 080 (Wayne).
Darley Market
Saturday 3 November, 8am - 1pm. 1st & 3rd Saturday each
month at Darley Park Football Reserve. Enquiries – 0488 345
145 (Alan).
Oak s Day H i g h
Afternoon Tea
Prizes to be won for the best
racing headwear!
Bookmaker and more!
Email - news@themooraboolnews.com.au
Ballan Farmers Market
Next Market – Saturday 10 November, 9am-1pm. 2nd
Saturday each month, Mill Cottage car park. Enq – 0498 361
291 or 0490 114 130.
CHURCH
Anglican Parish of West Moorabool
Service Times  -  St John’s Ballan 1st & 3rd Sundays -
9:30am; 2nd & 4th Sundays – 11am Family Service. Service
Times - St Mark’s in the Gordon Pub 2nd & 4th Sundays –
5pm. Enq to Rev’d Glen Wesley - 5368 2730. 
Ballan Uniting Church
(St Paul’s) - Services 11.15am every Sunday.
B3 Community - Focused, family friendly church with a
difference. Services every 2nd & 4th Sundays at Avenue
Bowling Club, Main St, Bacchus Marsh.
Bacchus Marsh Christian Church
Sunday Services 10am with kids program. 222 Main St,
Bacchus Marsh. Enquiries 9028 2622.
Holy Trinity Anglican Church - Bacchus Marsh
Service Times - Bacchus Marsh - Sunday 9am and 5pm;
Balliang - 2nd Sunday 11am, 4th Sunday 9am; Myrniong – 1st
& 3rd Sunday 11am. Enquiries – 5367 5362. 
Church of the Living God - Christian youth ministry and
bible teaching. 2nd Sunday of every month, 5pm. Open to all
ages. At 14 Darcy St, Maddingley. Enq – 0408 260 727.
Bacchus Marsh Baptist Church
Sundays, 10:30am, Worship Service and Children’s Program.
Phone 5367 6550 for more details.
Our Lady Help of Christians Korobeit
Mass every Saturday 6.30pm.
Golden Harvest Christian Fellowship
Non-denominational - Prayer every Sunday 10am, Men’s
KYB Monday evenings 6pm (0429 681 566.) Ladies KYB
Wednesday 1pm (5367 6834).
Bacchus Marsh Life Church
Meeting 10am every Sunday at the BM College Drama Room,
in Grant Street. Enquiries Pastor Merv - 0412 290 036.
St Bernard’s Bacchus Marsh Catholic Church
Mass Times – Saturday- 5pm; Sunday – 8.30am & 10am.
Bacchus Marsh Uniting Church Parish
Services - St Andrew’s 9.30am every Sunday. Pentland Hills
2pm 1st Sunday of month. Enquiries - 5367 2543 (office).
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Letters to the Editor
Email: news@themooraboolnews.com.au
Dear Editor,
I am doing a project at school
called the ‘Make A Difference’
project. For this project I had to
write a letter to the editor and
then submit it to a local news-
paper, to inspire people to help
prevent global warming.
Climate change; we have all
heard about it by now, and
it has dawned on society
that it is a present issue that
needs to be dealt with, and
there are three easy ways
that you can help to stop it.
These three techniques are
not massive things that will
immediately stop climate
change, but they are all
small actions that we can do
to help.
The first way we can help
stop climate change is the
simple action of having
smaller showers. Having a
one to two-minute shower
would drastically decrease
the energy that is needed
to heat water, which is elec-
tricity, and in most peoples’
cases, that electricity comes
from coal fired power sta-
tions. Coal fired power sta-
tions are the main contribu-
tors to global warming.
The second way that we
can all help prevent climate
change is one of the easiest
actions possible: turning
off lights. More specifically
turning off any lights that
do not need to be turned
on, such as any light that is
turned on during the day.
This supports our preven-
tion of global warming be-
cause it lowers the amount
of energy needed to turn
the lights on. In doing this,
we are all helping to put one
more step towards stopping
global warming.
Speaking of steps, that is
the third action: walking.
More specifically than that,
walking instead of driving
a car whenever it is possible.
The two advantages of this
are that you are helping stop
climate change and you get
some exercise. This aids in
stopping global warming
because we are lowering fuel
emissions into the air, by not
using the car at all. I am not
saying walk 40-kilometres
every day, but to walk small
distances instead of driving.
Every technique listed here
is very easy and does not re-
quire much effort. They are
small, but one person cannot
prevent global warming by
themself, because ‘You can’t
fill a bucket of water without
the droplets’.
Ben O’Leary
Blackwood
(aged 13 and printed with
family permission)
Dear Editor,
The last couple of weeks
have marked a significant
shift in the way we man-
age Victoria’s regional and
rural road network, because
the role roads play in the
country are very different to
those in the city.
The problem is not that we
don’t have enough roads
in the country – it’s that we
need to change the way we
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maintain and develop the
ones we have.
Change is necessary to en-
sure we keep communities
and industries connected –
and that’s good news for lo-
cal jobs and businesses.
The fact is, more than 80
per cent of Victoria’s arterial
roads are in the regions.
Having lived in regional
Victoria for around 30 years,
I know this firsthand, and
my goal is to ensure regional
communities have the safe
and reliable roads they
deserve.
That’s why I’m proud to lead
the new, dedicated country
roads body – Regional Roads
Victoria.
With the sole focus on fix-
ing the country roads that
need it most.
That means safer roads and
less congestion.
Over the coming weeks
and months, I will be on the
road, driving our network,
meeting with communities,
stakeholders and industry to
understand the challenges
and opportunities we face.
Our aim is not only to con-
sistently improve the con-
dition of our roads, but to
bring you with us – so you
know the why and how of
what we’re doing, and its
benefit.
We’ll also coordinate with
other parts of Government
who are delivering for re-
gional Victoria to make sure
these road priorities get
done with minimal disrup-
tion for locals.
Ultimately, our job is to
make sure the roads people
rely on every day to get to
3.2 million Australians
read regional newspapers
in print.
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work or take their kids to
school, are up to scratch.
We’re set to embark on the
biggest road maintenance
blitz Victoria has ever seen,
with a record $941 mil-
lion investment in regional
roads.
Major road rebuilds are
starting this month on the
Princes Highway near Moe,
the Hume Freeway at Win-
ton, and Borung Highway at
Dimboola.
As the weather warms, hun-
dreds more road upgrades
will get underway in every
corner of our state – creating
around 650 construction jobs
in regional Victoria.
The challenges that our
19,000 kilometres of country
arterial roads presents will
not be fixed overnight, but
we’re in it for the long haul.
It will take sustained focus,
consultation and continued
investment.
Together, we’ll work hard
every day to build a network
that gets you home safer and
sooner.
And for the first time, the
community will be able to
see what works are under-
way or planned in their local
area via the new RRV web-
site – regionalroads.vic.gov.
au.
It’s also going to be easier
to reach us when you need
to talk about an upgrade or
to voice any concerns via a
dedicated, Ballarat based,
call centre 133 RRV (778).
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councils to do away with
farm rate differentials are
flawed and divisive.
I’m arguing for a review
of the rating system, with a
move towards more sustain-
Dear Editor, able methods of funding and
The Minister for Local Gov- grants, including methods
ernment has been asked to that acknowledge the rev-
commit to a full review of enue collection bias that city
the local council rating sys- councils have over regional
tem in Victoria. councils.
Ratepayers across Western
Country councils can’t gen-
Victoria need a new way for
erate income the way big
rates to be charged and for
councils do, such as parking
councils to find better ways
meters.
to be funded.
Regional councils are larger
Despite rate increases being
in land mass and have fewer
capped, the Andrews Labor
ratepayers, leaving them at a
Government’s move to an-
squeeze to fund road main-
nual valuations is having an
impact with real increases tenance and other public
closer to five per cent, or assets.
more. Program and cost shifting
Recent newspaper reports from other tiers of Govern-
list the average rate rise for ment also needs to be recog-
Northern Grampians farm- nised and funded appropri-
ers at 25 per cent. Mildura
ately. The time is now for a
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for local government.
Mount Alexander Shire.
The Sustainability and Op-
Regional councils are par-
erational Challenges of Vic-
ticularly struggling to fund
toria’s Rural and Regional
ongoing programs, projects
and maintenance. Councils findings and rec-
The current system of rat- ommendations are consist-
ing is out-dated and based ent with my concerns.
on 19th Century English Simon Ramsay MP
methodology which focused State Member for Western
on farmers and landowners. Victoria
Even without a drought on
our doorsteps, it is easy to
see that this is not a viable
or fair way of collecting rates
that ultimately serve the en-
tire municipality.
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Downturn
in auctions
expected to
increase
Fully Renovated Home,
Melbourne Side of Ballarat
2955 Old Melbourne Road, Dunnstown
This gorgeous Victorian miners cottage will keep everyone happy with its classical
elegance, contemporary interior & huge family-friendly 1982m2 allotment size.
Sitting at the foothills of Mt Warrenheip with no direct neighbours & farmland
adjoining on all sides, this 12 square home currently leased at $300 p/w is packed
with all the trimmings for today’s modern family. Outside there is a 6 x 9m shed
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Auction: Sat 27th October at 11.00AM
GIL KING
CEO, REIV
While the auction market
in Metropolitan Melbourne
has been sluggish during the
first three quarters of 2018,
with fewer auctions held
and low clearance rates, Re-
gional Victoria is holding its
own.
Coming off the property
boom of the past few years,
Regional Victoria has hosted
a similar number of auctions
so far in 2018 compared with
the same period in 2017 with
1985 and 2099 respectively.
The success rate for 2018 has
been even higher than 2017
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with a 69 per cent clearance
rate at 30 September 2018
compared with 66.2 per cent
at the same period for 2017.
In Regional Victoria, 1369
homes have sold under the
hammer so far in 2018.
The Geelong region contin-
ues to lead the Regional Vic-
torian auction market with
the top five towns for auc-
tion volume all being located
in the region. So far this
year, Belmont has hosted the
most auctions, 123, with 107
homes sold via auction in the
town leading to a high clear-
ance rate of 87 per cent.
Eighty-four auctions were
held in Highton (57 sales), 80
were held in Geelong West
(55 sales), there were 69 auc-
tions in Newtown (46 sales)
and 65 in Torquay (55 sales).
The top three auctions sales
in Regional Victoria so far in
2018 have all fetched more
than $2 million. The most
expensive home sold under
the hammer was a four-
bedroom architecturally-de-
signed home on 50 acres in
Mount Franklin with sweep-
ing views which fetched
$2.55 million.
Trentham is home to the
second most expensive
property to sell for big bucks
under the hammer in 2018:
an idyllic 26-acre property at
220 Mulcahys Road, which
went for $2.2 million. A
three-bedroom house next
to the Barwon Heads Golf
Club rounded out the top
three, selling for $2.15 mil-
lion in May 2018.
There were also some
budget buys in Regional
Victoria with properties sell-
ing under the hammer for
as little as $22,250 for a two-
bedroom renovator’s delight
in Donald. A fire-damaged
home at 7 McBain Street
Swan Hill sold via auction
for $38,000 and a three-
bedroom house located at 65
Bree Road, Hamilton fetched
$62,000 at auction.
The REIV expects around
950 auctions to take place in
Regional Victoria during the
final quarter of 2018.
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On the Road to ID18

By Michael Howard

NEW South Wales warrior

Tiger Tara upstaged Chicago
Bull in the Group 1 Pryde’s
EasiFeed Victoria Cup at
Tabcorp Park Melton, but
that couldn’t shake the West
Australian speed machine
from the top of the ID18 tree.
The second lot of TAB Inter
Dominion rankings were
released last week and, in
the pacing championship,
trainer Gary Hall Senior’s
speed machine, Chicago
Bull, lost few fans and
maintained top billing on
the back of his gritty second
in the Victoria Cup.
Tiger Tara leapfrogged
fellow New South Wales
entrant Let It Ride from
third place into second on
the back of his $200,000 race
win in the all-important
rankings, which have their
third instalment on October
31 and fourth and final
instalment on November 21.
The latter will deliver the
field of 36 that will contest
ID18, Australasia’s greatest Todd McCarthy salutes as Tiger Tara wins the Pryde’s EasiFeed Victoria Cup at Tabcorp Park Melton. Picture: Stuart McCormick.
trots race series that begins
with its first lot of heats at sitting parked outside Tiger time since 2008 and while country cups winner in the December’s series. 13, saluting in the Group 1
Tabcorp Park Melton on Tara over a mile. You are not there is plenty of talent care of trainer David Aiken. LONG Forrest trainer Andy Aldebaran Park Bill Collins
December 1 and continues going to win doing that and lining at the state’s borders, Only two years ago Aiken Gath is well positioned to Trotters Sprint.
at Ballarat (December 4) and obviously we didn’t.” from both interstate and guided much-loved Melton wrap two hands around The 2.3m win helped ensure
Cranbourne (December 8) The highly touted pacer New Zealand, to take the favourite Lennytheshark to the TAB ID18 Trotting
Tornado Valley remains in
before returning to Melton will next contest the New crown to foreign soil, there an Inter Dominion triumph Championship with his
second place on the latest
for the December 15 finals. Zealand Trotting Cup is also a strong Victorian at Perth’s Gloucester Park. trotter Tornado Valley, who
resistance. reinforced his elite standing ID18 trotting rankings,
“At first glance I thought on November 13 before Im The Boss ran an eye-
returning to Victoria to take Among those is Im The catching sixth in last at Tabcorp Park Melton behind only Kiwi Speeding
he was disappointing,” Hall
Snr said of Chicago Bull post on ID18. Boss, the pacer who’s come Saturday’s Victoria Cup and recently. Spur, who ventured to
Victoria Cup. “But then when DECEMBER’S staging from the clouds, having moved from 16 to 15 in the After a spell the former Melton in 2016 to capture the
I analysed it and the lead marks the Inter Dominion’s evolved from an $11,000 latest ID18 rankings, looking Kiwi returned to produce $300,000 Pryde’s EasiFeed
time was so slow, it was like Victorian return for the first claimer to a four-time well placed to qualify for a dominant on October Great Southern Star.

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Darley Lions
On The Back
Foot
By Todd Whelan
THE Darley Lions’ woes with
the bat continued after they
were bowled out for just 118 in
their third round, eight wicket
loss to East Ballarat at Darley
Park last Saturday.
But it would be a dismissal
of a different kind that would
prove their undoing, as three
of their top order batsman were ‘run out’, to deny themselves
any advantage after winning the toss and choosing to bat.
Opening batsmen Ryan Ali (44), Lachie Herring (4) and
middle order youngster Joel Cadman (21) were all caught shy
of their crease as the Lions again capitulated with the willow.
The defeat sees the winless Lions languishing in ninth place
on the table after three successive losses on their home-deck,
posing serious concerns on their finals aspirations this early
in the season.
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out in all three of their opening 50 over fixtures (136,69,118),
playing coach Mike Alexander remains confident his boys
can bounce back.
“We’re not far away, we’ve been in matches”, he said.
“We were a little unlucky at times on the weekend,
sometimes things just don’t go your way.
“We have a relatively inexperienced group and need to
improve our mental application. This will have a positive
effect on our decision-making process and game awareness
moving forward.
“I’ve no doubt we have the ability to match it with anyone
this season,” Alexander said.
East Ballarat made light work of the run chase, reeling in the
lowly total after just 28.4 overs with eight wickets in hand.
Opening bowler Dale Locke (1/12) continues to impress with
the ball, his eight overs were the pick of the bunch. Locke’s
economical start to the season has been a shining light for
the struggling Lions. His numbers from the opening three
rounds tell the story (24.4 overs, eight maidens, 3/46).
The Lions will travel for the first time this Saturday to
the Western Oval for a fourth-round meeting with the
undefeated Brown Hill.
BCA FIRST GRADE (Round 3)
Darley 118 all out, Overs 49.1. R. Ali 44, J. Cadman 21, D.
Hoey 20*.
East Ballarat 2/121, Overs 28.4. D. Locke 1/12, M. Ward 1/27.
East Ballarat won by 8 wickets.
BCA SECOND GRADE (Round 2)
Brown Hill 121 all out, Overs 39.5. R. Densley 6/19, B. Bennett
2/19.
Darley 7/127, Overs 42. B. Wheelahan 35*, B. Bennett 26, R.
Densley 25.
Darley won by 3 wickets.
BACCHUS MARSH
BCA THIRD GRADE (Round 2)
East Ballarat 5/170, Overs 40. D. Hynes 2/46, T. Cox 1/30, H.
Nash 1/35
Darley 102 all out, Overs 35.2. L. Cornford 26, J. Fitzgerald
24, E. Thewma 14.
East Ballarat won by 68 runs.
BCA One-Day B-GRADE (Round 2)
North Ballarat 6/109, Overs 40. C. Salisbury 3/12, J. Randall
2/13, M. Seager 1/12.
Darley 0/114, Overs 18. T. Gallagher 64*, D. Hynes 40*.
Darley won by 10 wickets.
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not so good the standard of bowls was
very good. Ballan was able to get away
to record a 63 shot win.  The biggest
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McNaughton, S McConnell and Smith by
38 shots. The rinks skippered by C Love and D O’Hanlon
also had good wins while the Coffey rink just went down.
The wet weather on Saturday saw the Ballan bowling green
closed so Division 7 ended up having to have another game
after Invermay offered to host them at their home green. With
several experienced players missing, combined with two
players in Greg Heverin and Gary Webb having their first
ever games, it was going to be a struggle but to the players’
credit they never gave up only going down by 27 shots. The
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Under 10 Boys
Ballan White - Bye
Ballan Blue 11 def Celtic Tigers Green 9
Under 10 Girls
Ballan 36 def Excies Acmy White 4
Under 12 Boys
Ballan White 7 lost Celtic Tigers Green 29
Ballan Blue - Bye
Under 12 Girls
Ballan 24 def Wildcats 0
Under 14 Boys
Ballan White 3 lost Drummo Dragons 15
Ballan Blue 13 lost Wildcats Blue 21
Ballan Gold 19 lost Excies Acmy 22
Under 14 Girls
Ballan White 6 lost Saints Sparks 46
Ballan Blue 20 def Sovereign Knights White 19
Under 16 Boys
Ballan 27 def Wildcats 18
Under 16 Girls
Ballan 40 def Sovereign Knights 13
Under 18 Boys
Ballan 6 lost Excies Acmy 49
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Ballan 2/83 def North Ballarat 10/82
Batting - A Cairns 44 no, J McGregor 27
Bowling -
M Snaith 5.2-0-3/11, B Loughnane 9-1-3/19, D Graham 7-1-
2/17, Dehnert 7-2-1/14, Z Graham 2-0-1/5
Another great team effort by the Ballan boys after losing the
toss, having North Ballarat all out for 82, with an excellent
performance by all bowlers. Our batsmen reached the North
Ballarat score in 24 overs.
Ballan 2nd X1
Won on a forfeit
Ballan 3rd XI
Ballan 6/158 def Ballarat Redan 8/157
Batting - J Costello 32 no, M Burton 26, M Vallance 23, R
Taylor 21, B Leahy 20, J Conroy 6 no
Bowling -
R Lindsay 8-1-2/22, M Burton 6-0-2/27, J Costello 8-1-2/33, R
Taylor 8-1-1/19
An exciting game with a one run victory on the last ball.
Michael Vallance was the stand out making 23, bowling the
last over and taking 3 brilliant catches. Max Burton was also
another standout for his first game in more than 20 years.
Under 15
Match washed out
Under 12 Blue
Ballan 5/47 lost Melton Centrals 4/110
Batting - C Matheson 7 ret, S Horan 4 no, J Gleeson-Hill 3, J
Bower 1, E Grigg 1.
Bowling - J Burton 3-0-2/16, C Matheson 4-0-1-17, S Horan
2-0-1/8
Ballan lost the toss and bowled first, the team bowled well
with the first-year players getting all the wickets; James
Burton was the stand out in his first game of cricket taking
two wickets. Ballan’s batsmen struggled against some good
bowling by Melton Centrals; standout was Clancy Matheson
who made seven before being retired.
Under 12 White
Ballan 4/59 lost Darley White 5/71
Batting - A McILwaine 17 no, E Davenport 3, J Mauriks 3, V
Bowling - E Ayres 3-1-2/7, C Olthof 2-0-1/13, B Mauriks 1-0-
1/4, A McILwaine 3-0-0/3, A Connor 2-0-0/5
Another excellent high energy effort in the field. Some untidy
bowling allowed Darley to get easy runs. Congratulations to
Niamh Mauriks and Cooper Olthof on their first wickets
and Eliza Ayres, two wickets. Aussie McIlwaine opened
the batting innings well scoring 17 not out with the rest of
the team finding it difficult to score runs. A great display of
sportsmanship with lots of players assisting Darley in the
field.
Ballan Golf Club
Results - Week ending Saturday 20 October
Wednesday Stableford – Men’s & Ladies.
Winner John Fitzgerald (26) 35 points
on c/b from Kev Lockman (15).
Magpie - 14th Bob Arkjlay.
NTP - 15th Chris Tudor.
Saturday Stableford
9th Round House Teams & McIlvena Final. 
A Grade Winner on the day Barry Sims (14) 41 points,
R/up Peter Clifford (16) 39 points.
B Grade - Winner John Fitzgerald (26) 36 points
on c/b from Vic Buttigieg (24).
NTPs - 12th Anthony Moore, 15th John Fitzgerald.
Magpies - 1st Jimmy Walsh, 14th Bob Arklay.
Balls (6), Cut-off 35 points: Barry Sims, Peter Clifford, Rick
Roden, Frank White, John Fitzgerald, Victor Buttigieg.
McIlvena Cup Final: Anthony Moore
defeated Chris Tudor 2 & 1.
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can make you a little moody
this week, but this weekend it’s all on with offbeat so-
cializing.
LEO—July 23-August 22

Stars & Puzzles No matter how hard you try - and you are trying, it seems
impossible to catch up. But take heart, all your clever
work will make the coming weeks more relaxing.
VIRGO—August 23-September 22
Recruitment is the week’s theme. Either you join a vol-
unteer group or are volunteered for a job by a “friend.”
The invitations you issue will be taken more seriously
QUICK PUZZLE than you think.

★★★★★★★★ LIBRA—September 23-October 22

Your ideas meet with opposition - but don’t toss them
out. Look for more receptive people. This may be the
time for a rejuvenation programme.
★★★★★★★★
SCORPIO—October 23-November 21
A long awaited reply finally comes in, and the news
ARIES—March 21-April 20 proves more interesting than it initially appears. A family
matter could be on your mind - it may be time to have a
There may be a confrontation in the job environment or serious discussion.
neighbourhood. Your charm saves the day, but just barely.
Later in the week, avoid sensitive topics and sensitive SAGITTARIUS—November 22-December 22
people.
Communication is the week’s theme. You have a knack
TAURUS—April 21-May 22 now for making the most ordinary story come alive, but
This is a week for changes rather than new beginnings. you can also exaggerate - so don’t be surprised if some
Modify ideas and plans and re-design goals. You realize comments are not taken seriously.
now that recent diverse happenings have a common CAPRICORN—December 23-January 20
thread.
You may feel restricted by an obligation that’s fallen on
GEMINI—May 23-June 21 your shoulders - and yours alone. Travel, buying and
selling is indicated for the weekend. This is a great time
Work and family obligations take up a large portion of to sell those unwanted items.
your time, and one invitation at least may have to be
turned down. Financial concerns ease after the weekend. AQUARIUS—January 21-February 19
NO. 9064 CANCER—June 22-July 22 Up to date is the current phrase. If travelling, check that
ACROSS DOWN A feeling of confinement can make you a little moody your maps, GPS and directions are are the most recent.
1. Alas (13) 1. Risky (6) this week, but this weekend it’s all on with offbeat so- If preparing a report, make sure your information is
8. Boat (5) 2. Ruffle (5) topical. In romance, take the old fashioned approach.
9. Officer (7) 3. Abstain (7) cializing.
10. Seabird (6) 4. Press (4) PISCES—February 20-March 20
LEO—July 23-August 22
11. Swindle (6) 5. Cancel (5) You may be offered a major responsibility. It’s flatter-
12. Pig (5) 6. Serious (7) No matter how hard you try - and you are trying, it seems ing, but the job can be time consuming. Consult family
14. Declare (5) 7. Shouted (6) impossible to catch up. But take heart, all your clever members before accepting. A surprise guest may just drop
18. Roman numerals XI 13. Struggle (7) work will make the coming weeks more relaxing. in on the weekend..
(6) 15. Nonsense (7)
20. Mottle (6) 16. Zodiac sign (6) VIRGO—August 23-September 22
23. Butt in (7) 17. Rely (6) BIRTHDAY THIS WEEK
24. Blockhead (5) 19. Fit out (5) Recruitment is the week’s theme. Either you join a vol- You are a natural entertainer and a natural teacher and
25. Callow (13) 21. Terror (5) unteer group or are volunteered for a job by a “friend.” there is only one thing you love more than performing -
22. Accessible (4 The invitations you issue will be taken more seriously the applause. The rest of the year ahead may emphasize
than you think. travel and a change of scenery.
CRYPTIC PUZZLE
ACROSS LIBRA—September 23-October 22
1. With which one walks when wearing a pedometer? Your ideas meet with opposition - but don’t toss them
(8,5). 8. One’s running second and goes slowly ahead out. Look for more receptive people. This may be the

SUDOKU
(5). 9. Mean to have a card saying “Cars here” (7). 10. time for a rejuvenation programme.
Cold Stewed pears that taste sour (6). 11. Hard verse to
translate to English (6). 12. Food from the wild west and SCORPIO—October 23-November 21
the south (5). 14. Say, not in private (5). 18. A pause,
we’re told, or stop (6). 20. “Man and His Vagaries,” in a A long awaited reply finally comes in, and the news
foreign language (6). 23. In the dank, dark place, fresh
air is a luxury (7). 24. Trick with a dog Ed performed (5). NUMBER GAME
proves more interesting than it initially appears. A family
matter could be on your mind - it may be time to have a
25. Have a snack before providing a meal for someone serious discussion.
else? (4,2,3,4). ANSWER BELOW
DOWN SAGITTARIUS—November 22-December 22
1. To soldiers, one would provide a threat (6). 2. “Sea
spray,” the work of a well-known Greek (5). 3. At sunset, Communication is the week’s theme. You have a knack
the sailors open it up (7). 4. See, yes, crawling quietly in now for making the most ordinary story come alive, but
(4). 5. In short, the rest having to change key (5). 6. you can also exaggerate - so don’t be surprised if some
Distinguished ten varieties, my own among them (7). 7. comments are not taken seriously.
Determined to scramble the odd egg (6). 13. Succeeds CAPRICORN—December 23-January 20
in infiltrating a number into theirs, somehow (7). 15. Non-
sense! Take time and walk! (7). 16. Someone being You may feel restricted by an obligation that’s fallen on
cheeky in the china shop (6). 17. Warning that’s taken your shoulders - and yours alone. Travel, buying and
again to heart (6). 19. Found the opening (5). 21. Smart selling is indicated for the weekend. This is a great time
girl, going to a foreign country (5). 22. Went of port (4). to sell those unwanted items.
AQUARIUS—January 21-February 19
SOLUTIONS - CROSSWORD NO. 9063
21, In-Di-a. 22, Left. Up to date is the current phrase. If travelling, check that
QUICK SOLUTIONS
es. 15, T-waddle . 16, Saucer. 17, Th-re-at. 19, Start. your maps, GPS and directions are are the most recent.
Across - 1, Contempt. 6, Bust. 8, Menu. 9, Prodigal. 10,
5, Ters-E. 6, E-mine-nt. 7, Dogged (anag.). 13, Thri-V- If preparing a report, make sure your information is
Harpy. 11, Sedate. 13, Bantam. 15, Revere. 17, Aghast.
Down - 1, Men-ace. 2, Aes-op. 3, Uns-crew. 4, Es-p-y. topical. In romance, take the old fashioned approach.
19, Nylon. 22, Disloyal. 23, Glib. 24, Ugly. 25, Tamarind.
25, Rise to the bait.
PISCES—February 20-March 20
Down - 2, Opera. 3, Trumpet. 4, Mope. 5, Trousers. 6,
(a rest). 20, Dan-ish. 23, Cav-iar-e. 24, Dodge (anag.).
Build. 7, Scatter. 12, Amethyst. 14, Angling. 16, Voyager.
C-apers. 11, Sever-E. 12, Stew-S. 14, State. 18, Arrest You may be offered a major responsibility. It’s flatter-
18, Allay. 20, Onion. 21, Glum.
Across - 1, Measured tread. 8, Nose-s. 9, Par-king. 10, ing, but the job can be time consuming. Consult family
CRYPTIC SOLUTIONS members before accepting. A surprise guest may just drop
CRYPTIC SOLUTIONS in on the weekend..
Across - 1,He-adla-MP. 6, Dabs. 8, P-rim. 9, I-nit-I-ate.
Gemini. 17, Depend. 19, Equip. 21, Panic. 22, Near.
10, C-hose. 11, Teller. 13, Ch-ill-I. 15, Ru-L-I-ng. 17, Trip-
6, Earnest. 7, Yelled. 13, Wrestle. 15, Twaddle. 16,
BIRTHDAY THIS WEEK
od. 19, S-ally. 22, For-sooth. 23, H-ew-s (rev.). 24, On-
Down - 1, Unsafe. 2, Frill. 3, Refrain. 4, Urge. 5, Annul.
You are a natural entertainer and a natural teacher and
C-e. 25, T-rea-sure.
Dapple. 23, Intrude. 24, Dunce. 25, Inexperienced.
there is only one thing you love more than performing -
Down - 2, E-Art-h. 3, Dam-osel. 4, A-c-id. 5, Pointers. 6,
mar. 11, Fleece. 12, Swine. 14, State. 18, Eleven. 20,
the applause. The rest of the year ahead may emphasize
Drill. 7, Bitter-N. 12, Finds out. 14, Harp-O-on. 16,
Across - 1, Unfortunately. 8, Skiff. 9, General. 10, Ful-
travel and a change of scenery.
Loathes (anag.). 18, Posse. 20, Lower. 21, T-H-ee.
QUICK SOLUTIONS
SOLUTIONS - CROSSWORD NO. 9064
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