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(L-R) Paul ODonohue (CHW MD), Jeremy Johnson (CHW Chair), Joe Adamski (Barwon Water) and Geoff Howard MP at Lal Lal Reservoir. Photo Helen Tatchell
The power of water
A $700,000 mini-hydro electricity generator

will be built at the Lal Lal Reservoir.
The mini-hydro station will generate clean
energy from environmental water releases
from the reservoir into the Moorabool
River, which will be used to power existing
at the site.
infrastructure
The project will produce up to 526 megawatt
hours of electricity enough to power
approximately 80 homes, resulting in a
saving of more than 500 tonnes of carbon
equivalent greenhouse gas emissions a year.
It will also reduce the water authorities
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running costs by approximately $85,000 a

year.
Member for Buninyong Geoff Howard
announced $500,000 state government
dollars for the project while Central
Highlands Water and Barwon Water have
each contributed $100,000 towards the
project.
Announcing the funding last Thursday
18 June at the reservoir, Mr Howard
represented the minister for environment,
climate change and water Lisa Neville.
Its always a pleasure to represent the
Minister and also these new projects. We
capture our resources into new energy
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FROM $2,750
projects - to harness the water into hydro

electricity, he said.
This project will be in place in the middle
of 2016.
Chair of CHW Jeremy Johnson said it is an
exciting project.
We are delighted that the government has
supported this project alongside partners
CHW and Barwon Water, he said.
Since 2008, Central Highlands Water has
reduced its greenhouse gas emissions by
38 per cent. With the support of the State
Government this project will provide further
reductions in energy use and greenhouse
gases.
Barwon Waters Managing Director Joe

Adamski said the project would create a lot
of savings in energy.
Were always looking for cleaner greener
outcomes for our community, he said.
In 2012, Barwon Water adopted an
emissions reduction target of 5 per cent of
2004/05 levels. This was achieved in 2012/13
and surpassed in 2013/14, with emissions 26
per cent lower than 2004/05 levels.
Managing Director CHW Paul ODonohue
said the Lal Lal reservoir is at 77 per cent
capacity and is a great figure before we get
into the winter and spring rains.
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The Moorabool News 23 June, 2015 Page 3
Get active and

walk the talk
By Kate Taylor
Two active outdoors masterplans are out for public
comment.
The Draft Bacchus Marsh
Racecourse Recreation Reserve (BMRRR) Site Masterplan and Active Sports Precinct Masterplan are both on
public exhibition following
a vote by councillors at the
June council meeting to endorse them.
The plans have been developed following a needs
analysis that showed that
demand for active open
space across the municipality surpassed supply when
taking future population
growth into account.
Moorabool Mayor Paul
Tatchell said the BMRRR
Master Plan and the Active
Sports Precinct design make
provision for a multipurpose
oval including two soccer
pitches and a cricket field,
designated soccer pitches,
Australian Rules oval, a
community oval, pavilions,
car parking, change facilities, lighting, walking trails
and passive recreation facilities amongst other things.
Pat Griffin
Prior to developing the
plans, Council consulted
extensively with current
user groups of the reserve,
engaged the BMRRR Committee of Management and
held a community drop-in
session that was well attended. Now the plans have been
developed, Council wants
the community to have their
say, Mayor Tatchell said.
Chairperson of the BMRR
Committee of Management
and former Moorabool
Mayor Pat Griffin addressed the meeting.
He raised concerns that
$40,000 from capital funding
had been spent on the masterplan, saying that $200,000
had been allocated from reserve funds by the last council and that it was not to be
spent on the masterplan.
I think you have broken
the rules in doing so, he
told the meeting.
Mr Griffin said he is disappointed with the draft
masterplan, saying it does
not solve the sewerage infrastructure problem at the
reserve.
Another glossy report
that is going to be hard to
implement.
He said that he disagrees
with the scheduling of the
masterplan, especially holding off on moving the Pony
Club until Stage Three.
It is obvious that if you
move the Pony Club first
you can start all the other
projects. It means it is never
going to happen. The narrative here in these big figures
is probably wrong.
And I would like to suggest, increase the public
exhibition period to eight
weeks not four weeks, it is
not enough.
Councillors agreed, amending the public exhibition
Government
targets farmers in
budget shortfall
By Kate Taylor
from four to eight weeks.

An additional amendment
was also made, for council
to write to all local state and
federal government members as well as relevant authorities seeking co-funding
for the project.
Meanwhile, Mr Griffin also
had a major suggestion.
Further though, consider
empowering the Committees of Management and
groups to do our own development plan.
The Pony Club is ready,
willing and able to start it.
The other thing that is really important, the sewage
main needs to come into the
property, with the power
etc. I invite the Mayor, councillors, and CEO to our next
meeting. We really need it
to be developed and get it
moving.
Mr Griffin also said he cannot see the state or federal
governments handing over
any money for the project.
The Draft Masterplans are
on exhibition until Thursday
30 July for the community to
provide feedback.
Farmers are being forced to

share the unfair burden of
the Fire Services Property
Levy, according to Member
for Western Victoria Region
Simon Ramsay.
He said that the state Government is attempting to
make up a $65 million shortfall in its budget after bowing to the United Firefighters
Union demands of wage
increases for professional
firefighters.
The Fire Services Property Levy is payable on rates
notices - though it is only
collected by council and
passed straight to the state
government.
It was introduced by the
previous Coalition Government as a more equitable
model for the Victorian community to fund the CFA and
MFB rather than the previous property insurance levy.
I have been advised that to
make up the budget shortfall
to pay for fire services, there
needs to be a total increase
of 7 per cent of the levy,
and that the farming sector
would face an increase of .02
percent of every dollar of the
capital improved value of
their property, Mr Ramsay
said.
My hope is that farmers
will get angry at this latest
tax grab, demanding the
Andrews Government not
penalise those who pay the

FSL and use their money
as payback to their union
masters.
Moorabool Shire Councillors passed a motion by
Woodlands Ward Councillor Pat Toohey at the June
council meeting to write to
various state government
ministers asking how much
is collected in Moorabool
through the FSPL and how
much is spent in Moorabool.
The letter will also ask if the
state government pays the
FSPL on its own properties
as all other government bodies, including council, pay
the levy on their properties.
A government spokesperson responded to a request
from The Moorabool News
for a response to the letter.
All
revenue
collected
through the Fire Services
Property Levy (FSPL) goes
to supporting the States fire
services, including those
which keep the residents
of Moorabool safe. This includes personnel, training,
infrastructure and equipment, he said.
MFB and CFA budgets
have historically been separately funded from their
respective areas and there
has been no change to this
arrangement under these
reforms. This means that
property owners contribute
directly to the fire services
that protect their property.
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Lerderderg Library
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Main St Bacchus Marsh, next to RSL
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Sunday 5 July
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11:30am
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NAIDOC week will be officially launched with a flag raising and smoking ceremony. Attendees are
NAIDOC
week will be officially launched with a ag raising and smoking
invited to join in a light morning tea at the Lerderderg Library after the ceremony.
ceremony. Attendees are invited to join in a light morning tea at the
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Golf
club not
broke
By Kate Taylor
The President of Bacchus Marshs Links Golf Club has
labelled rumours that the club is broke and that a developer
is interested as wrong.
Simon Ovenden confirmed that a meeting was held on
Wednesday 10 June to outline to members the current
financial situation that the club finds itself in.
Were implementing a plan to rectify the financial issues
that we have at the minute, he said.
Theres going to be a raft of changes to fix the financial
situation.

He confirmed that the club is working through financial
issues as outlined in its debt reduction strategy, as part of its
three-year plan.
Some marks weve hit, and some weve missed.
I have every confidence that we will get through this and
will be stronger than we have been in the last 20 years.
He said the clubs debt is not $4 million, as rumoured and
dismissed suggestions that a developer is interested in
purchasing golf club land.
One item outlined in the 2014-2016 debt reduction strategy
is a $120,000 Australian Tax Office debt which is listed as
aiming to be removed by the end of June this year.
The Club also aims to reduce its gaming machine loan from
$525,000 to $325,000 within the next two years, and reduce its
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from $87,000 to $25,000.
Send kids
into space
By Jessica Howard
Taking a journey through

the Solar System may not
sound like your average
school holiday adventure,
but for children of the Moorabool Shire that is exactly
how they can spend their
upcoming vacation.
With a complete dome planetarium to be held at the Ballan and Lerderderg Libraries
between July 10 and July
11, children will have the
opportunity to soar all the
way from the Galactic Space
through to the Asteroid Belt.
The planetarium is a domeshaped projection screen,
where scenes of stars, planets and other celestial objects
can be made to appear and
move realistically.
The educational journey

will allow children to peer
beneath the icy surface of
Europa and travel through
the clouds of Venus and
Jupiter.
An Australian invention developed at Swinburne University, the last 21 years has
seen an estimated 750,000
people, mainly children, experience the Cosmodome.
Arriving in time for the
winter school holidays, the
Ballan Library will host the
exciting experience at 11am
on Wednesday July 1, and
Lerderderg Library on Friday, July 10.
Bookings open from June 9
with limited positions available. For more information
contact 5366 7100.
Council
considers
Australian
Made
By Kate Taylor
Moorabool ratepayer dollars will now be spent with an

emphasis on buying Australian Made.
Councils procurement policy underwent an annual review
and two changes were made at the 3 June meeting.
The first was to allow for certain purchases to be made

without having to obtain quotes first such as in cases of
emergency works, in which case a council employee can
obtain permission from a General Manager to not seek
quotes.
West Ward Councillor Tom Sullivan made an addition to
the policy, putting in the words preference for Australian
made.
Cr Sullivan said that council already gives preference to

local purchases, but that extending it to Australian Made
may have a knock-on effect to benefit Moorabool.
We are a local government authority and I know we do

have a clause in there that looks after local suppliers and I
think thats important, but I think we also need to consider
jobs for Moorabool.
If we buy something thats made in Australia it may not

be someone who works in Moorabool but they may work in
Ballarat or Melton, and if they then do the same it may assist
someone keeping their job in Moorabool.
I think we have to give consideration to that.
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100g Snow Peas, 500g Brushed Potatoes
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2 tablespoons Tomato Paste
400g Grandpas Tomatoes, crushed
1 teaspoon Dried Mixed Herbs
2/3 cups, Fresh Peas, podded
600g Gold Sweet Potato, peeled, chopped
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Whilst the centre is staffed during the
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Health clinic
to benefit from
incentive
By Kate Taylor
Doctors will be paid an incentive of $23,000 per year to
work in Ballan.
Ballan is among 450 country towns to benefit from the
payments under the recently
overhauled GP Rural Incentives Program (GPRIP).
The incentive paid to work
in remote Australia will
jump from $47,000 a year
to $60,000 a year and the
maximum incentive to work
in a town of less than 5,000
in regional Australia will
increase from $18,000 to
$23,000.
Making the announcement,
Patron Senator for Ballarat
Michael Ronaldson said it
will mean Ballan will find it
easier to attract doctors.
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Drop it and
youll cop it
Litterbugs are costing Moorabool
ratepayers $80,000 per year.
Mayor Paul Tatchell warned that
offenders will be fined.
Incidents reported to Council are
documented, investigated and where
possible, fines and court proceedings
are entered into, so aside from the
damage you are doing to people and
the environment, its not worth the
potential financial risk if you are
caught, he said.
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He said that incidents of litter dumping

within the shire have increased.
This is a disgusting habit and our
officers are doing all they can to get
people to cease doing it.
It costs Council about $80,000 per
year to control the problem: about
$48,000 for staff and vehicle/equipment
costs and about $30,000 a year for the
disposal of materials.
Mayor Tatchell said it is worth
everyone noting that where a member
of the public identifies litter dumping,
the litter should not be disturbed or
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documents removed because disturbed

litter may render it inadmissible as
evidence in court.
We encourage people instead to
please report litter dumping to Council
as soon as possible.
Anyone who sees litter dumped in a
public place can phone council during
business hours on 5366 7100.
Council officers will endeavour to
investigate litter dumping as soon as
possible and, where appropriate, will
have it removed by the depositor or
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By Jessica Howard
By Kate Taylor
Belgravia Leisure will manage and operate Moorabools

leisure services for at least
two years but with cuts to
pool opening hours.
Belgravia was awarded a
two year contract - with an
extra one year option after a confidential vote at the
June council meeting.
The contract includes operation and management of
the Bacchus Marsh Leisure
Centre, the Bacchus Marsh
and Ballan outdoor pools
and Darley Indoor Sports
Stadium.
Included in terms in the
contract were changes to
outdoor pool times, crche
services and group fitness.
Councils
Community
Services General Manager
Danny Colgan said Belgravia suggested changes to the
outdoor pool times to improve cost benefits to opening the Bacchus Marsh and
Ballan pools.
Under the new policy, the
pools would be closed if the
temperature is below 23C
during the summer months
and operate on reduced
opening hours if the temperature is between 23C and
25C in December and February during school terms. Ordinary hours would apply
as in the past throughout the
main holiday period of January when the temperature is
above 23C, Mr Colgan said.
We believe, based on previous pool season attendances, these changes can be
made without affecting the
service level provided to the
community.
He said that Belgravia
will continue to provide its
crche service in the interim,
however it will operate on a
month to month basis, subsidised by Council, while
Council looks to engage
with the community, better
understand the utilisation
patterns and transition to

another much more efficient
crche option.
The cost to council of the
crche subsidy could not
be specified as it depends
on usage and other modes
developed over the next six
months.
To support the continuation, with limited space at
the Bacchus Marsh Leisure
Centre for fitness-related
programs, classes will be
held at Darley Indoor Sports
Stadium, where currently
the sole user of this facility is
Acrofun Gymnastics Club.
This will provide greater utilisation of the stadium and
provide an enhanced level
of service to the community.
Council will work in partnership with the Acrofun
Gymnastics Club to ensure
greater use of the sports
stadium, which will reduce
costs for Council, and at
the same time, provide the
community a better level of
service in regards to group
fitness, Mr Colgan said.
It should be noted that the
indoor sports courts at the
Bacchus Marsh Leisure Centre are nearing capacity, and
Council faces challenges
in providing opportunities
for growth in participation
within the existing facilities,
therefore Belgravia Leisure
will be engaging much more
with the community regarding community health,
recreation and leisure pursuits to ensure the leisure
service provision continues
to evolve with community
needs, Mr Colgan said.
Additional programs including school holiday activities to pursue the greater
utilisation of the facilities
during those times will also
be provided.
The new contract will commence on 1 July 2015 with
progress reports going back
to council over the next six
months.
By Kate Taylor
Moorabool Shire Councillors Tom Sullivan and Paul
Tatchell voted against adopting councils annual budget
and their reasons are a load
of rubbish.
Both councillors raised concerns that savings from costcutting with the garbage
service fee on rates notices
will be passed onto ratepayers - instead of being saved
and used to improve failing
landfill infrastructure in the
shire.
The issue I had was we
have a number of closed
landfills which the experience in other municipalities
and I know of a couple have is that it got significant
costs when theyve had to do
work on their closed landfills
and Im talking hundreds of
thousands of dollars, Cr
Sullivan said.
I think its good stewardship to provide for the
future, and we could have
kept the rate charge as it was
- there would have been no
increase and the surplus we
could have put into an accumulated fund.
I felt it was an opportunity
that we let slip, to put more
money aside - were only
putting some money aside
for that contingency when it
comes along. My concern is
whether therell be enough
- were looking at $800,000
and $900,000 - and thats serious money.
Cr Tatchell said there were
three reasons that he voted
against adopting the draft
budget.
I wasnt voting against
the budget, I just thought
there were more things to be
discussed.
He said that his main reason was the reduction in the
waste management fee on
rates notices, which he says

shows poor planning for the
future because the money
should be spent on improving landfill sites such as at
Ballan.
I agree with Cr Sullivan
on this one we can potentially get a million-dollar bill
for not having proper waste
management practices and
not preparing for the future.
Whilst its important we
deal with the matters of today, we also need to be vigilant about whats coming up
in the future in terms of our
core business.
Cr Tatchell said that he also
does not agree with the midfinancial -year review, the
mini-budget, because it will
revisit submissions made to
the draft budget and possibly give them an unfair
advantage for funding.
He raised the example of
the Wallace Recreation Reserve, which put in a budget
submission to have new
toilets built but the submission was not costed and
should have gone through
the Capital Works program
according to Cr Tatchell.
Its not the right process
when submissions that are
not costed are brought in
and find their way further
up the list.
It gives them unfair
priority heading into the
mini-budget.
Cr Tatchell also said that
the budget should not have
been passed before councillors heard an item being
brought up in Confidential
business that could have had
a significant effect on the
budget.
Were passing a budget
before were even exploring
an item in confidential business? Its putting the cart
before the horse.
everything you need to shop

local? If not, what is missing?
Tom
Theres no hungry jacks
and no half decent electronic
stores.
- Tom (Myrniong)
We recently lost an electrical store and a jewellery
shop, which you may not
need everyday but if you do
it isnt there anymore.
- Russell (Bacchus Marsh)
Charlie
It could do with a hardware store like a Bunnings
but otherwise I would say it
does.
- Charlie (Bendigo)
Theres no Telstra or Optus
or any phone carriers like
that which surprises me but
otherwise I think we have
the necessities.
- Caroline (Darley)
Resident
bequeaths property
By Kate Taylor
A generous Ballan resident has bequeathed a property to
Ballan District Health and Care.
CEO Wayne Weaire said that BDHC is deeply honoured to
be the beneficiary of the far-sighted bequest.
He said that BDHC was notified in May that one of Ballans
long-term residents had left the hospital a property in Ballan.
The hospital will take possession of the property later in the
year.
At this stage, we envisage the flat will be used to house
doctors and visiting health professionals and will also be
offered as low-cost accommodation for families visiting
relatives in palliative care, Mr Weaire said.
As a not-for-profit, charitable organisation, BDHC is grateful
for the bequests and donations we receive. The communitys
generosity allows us to continue to provide our services.
Moorabool Shire Council

ORDINARY MEETING OF COUNCIL
The next Ordinary Meeting of Council will be held on 1 July, 2015 at the Council Chambers,
15 Stead Street, Ballan, commencing at 5.00pm.
Members of the public are most welcome to attend.
TIP VOUCHERS
Tip Vouchers for 2015/2016 will be available to purchase from Darley Ofce, Bacchus Marsh
Library and Ballan ofce from Wednesday 1st July, 2015.
Residents who do not currently receive a kerbside waste collection are entitled to purchase one
sheet of vouchers per year.
One voucher entitles residents to dispose of 240ltr of waste and between 4 to 6 vouchers for
a trailer load of waste at any of Councils Transfer Stations.
2014/2015 vouchers will be accepted at Councils Transfer Stations until Monday 20th July, 2015,
after which date they will not be valid.
Contact Customer Service on 5366 7100 for more information.
DRAFT BACCHUS MARSH RACECOURSE RESERVE SITE MASTERPLAN &

ACTIVE SPORTS PRECINCT MASTERPLAN
Moorabool Shire Council has endorsed the Draft Bacchus Marsh Racecourse Reserve Site
Master Plan & Active Sports Precinct Masterplan for the purpose of public exhibition for an
eight week period and Council are inviting feedback on the Draft Masterplans during this time.
The Draft Masterplans are on exhibition until Thursday 30 July 2015 for the community
to provide feedback.
The Draft documents can be viewed at Moorabool Have Your Say
www.haveyoursaymoorabool.com.au or at Councils Customer Service Ofces:
15 Stead Street, Ballan
182 Halletts Way, Darley
Lerderderg Library, 215 Main St, Bacchus Marsh
Submissions can be made in writing and sent to PO Box 18, Ballan VIC 3342 or via
www.haveyoursaymoorabool.com.au
Please contact the Engineering Services Unit on 5366 7100 for further information.
Moorabool Shire Council: PO Box 18, Ballan VIC 3342

Telephone: 03 5366 7100 Facsimile: 03 5368 1757 Email: info@moorabool.vic.gov.au
Web: www.moorabool.vic.gov.au
CEO: Rob Croxford
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Newborns in the district
Babies born recently at Bacchus Marsh and

Melton Regional Hospital.
Fine art
through a lens
By Jessica Howard
Its hard not to be wooed
by Lucy Lincolns fine art
photography,
but
who
would have thought that
it came straight from the
laundry cupboard.
The Myrniong artist said
she plays on the human
desire for mystery and
uses macro photography to
generate illusion through
scale and shape.
The images that I create are
all studio based, and what
I do is I create a diorama
and then I photograph it
so what you see is up very
close, everything is very tiny
and then I enlarge it, she
said.
I tend to say to people
that if you were to open
your laundry cupboard
you would see the kinds of
things that I use. So really,
everything in that cupboard
is what I photograph.
After moving to Myrniong
in 2014, Mrs Lincoln said she
uses inspiration from her

past experiences in order to
create work from within her
studio.
For the past decade my
husband and I lived on the
Ningaloo Reef in Western
Australia and it was here
that I worked as a marine
photographer,
swimming
with whale sharks and
manta rays on a daily basis,
she said.
I spent so long out on the
ocean and photographing
what laid beneath it that I
have been inspired by that
and have taken that world
into my studio and adapted
my practise to where I am
living.
Mrs Lincoln said she made
the decision with her partner
to move to Myrniong after
the birth of their son.
We were living in this
extremely
remote
area
on the reef with just 150
residents. There were only a
few shops nearby, so when I
had my son we decided we
wanted to give him more

opportunities, she said
Thats when we decided
to head back over here and
we are now residing on
the property that was once
owned by my mum. This is
where I do all of my work.
Mrs Lincoln said although
she missed exploring the
reef on a daily basis, she was
grateful for the influence it
had on her work.
I really do hope that people
can enjoy what I do - because
it is such a solitary activity,
when you get positive
feedback from people its
really great, she said.
Ive been doing this a long
time, I finished my masters
at RMIT in 2008 and have
been working ever since. My
plan is to be able to continue
to create my work and share
it with people.
Lucy Lincolns fine art
photography is available
online at www.lucylincoln.
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Hall needs access

upgrade
By Kate Taylor
The accessibility of Bacchus

Marshs Town hall is coming
under the scrutiny of
council.
East Ward Councillor John
Spain raised the matter
at the Wednesday 3 June
council meeting, asking for
council officers to prepare a
report on how the hall rates
in terms of what is required
by legislation, and what
would need to be done to
bring it up to step with the
Lerderderg Library, which
he says is excellent in terms
of accessibility.
The hall is one of the main
civic buildings in the main
street so we need to find out
what we need to do to bring
it up to a level of accessibility
for everyone, Cr Spain said.
But it is about improving
the building beyond the
basic legal requirements
and now is the perfect
time to investigate the issue
because refurbishments are

being undertaken at the hall.
You can pass with 51 per
cent, or you can pass with 75
per cent - and Id be hoping
that were aiming for a
higher pass-rate.
Its time to take stock while
the refurbishments are being
done.
Cr Spain said that while the
hall has a hearing loop, the
system does not work in the
auditorium section of the
building.
Also Cr Spain has had two
residents in wheelchairs tell
him that it can be hard to get
into the building.
Theres two doors at
ground level so people in
wheelchairs can get in as
long as they can open a
standard door from the
chair, otherwise the set-up
requires someone to assist
them to open the door.
Theres a step entrance
and a ramp entrance on
Main St but the ramp is

problematic from my point
of view because the gradient
is okay if a wheelchair user
takes a wide swing to get
towards the door; but if
they take the most direct
approach, Ive been advised
by a wheelchair user that
the gradient is just a little bit
steep.
And another wheelchair
user had difficulty getting
into
another
function
because one of the doors was
too narrow.
Ideally, where Im coming
from is that we would like
to make the Public Hall in
Bacchus Marsh as accessible
as the Lerderderg Library.
It should have the hearing
loop
everywhere,
and
automatic doors so that
someone in a wheelchair can
get in and out without being
accompanied by someone or
special attention from the
staff.
Michayla and Dylan from

Kurunjang have welcomed
the arrival of their little boy,
Casper John. Born on
Thursday 18 June at
1.23am, Casper weighed
7lb 13oz (3540 grams).
On Monday 15 June little

Evie May Grace was born
to Caroline Springs parents
Kylie and Ty. She weighed
a healthy 4060 grams.
New Melton mum Danielle

BOYD has given birth to a
little boy Jakson. Arriving
on Monday 15 June, he
weighed 3610 grams.
future direction of Bacchus

Marsh and district, read
documents tabled by council
officers.
The report on the key principles which will drive the
Urban Growth Strategy is
expected to come before a
future council meeting.
Street and public place

lighting in Moorabool will
be governed by a new policy.
Councillors voted to adopt
the draft Street and Public
Place Lighting policy at the
June council meeting.
The
policy
establishes
guidelines and principles
for the provision of public
place and street lighting to
create an environment of
public safety and security,
and to provide for the safe
movement of vehicles and
pedestrians at night - as well
as discouraging illegal and
anti-social acts.
The policy also considers
energy efficiency, operation
and maintenance costs.
It also governs street and
public place lighting being
installed in new developments, ensuring it meets
Australian standards and
road design guidelines
Judith Bailey (Ballarat Observatory Advisory Committee) spoke at the special
meeting of council held on
Wednesday 3 June before the
ordinary council meeting,
against the policy - saying
council should instead turn
off unnecessary lighting
not introduce more.
We dont need a lot of lighting, it is a waste of money.
The motion was moved
by West Ward Councillor
Tom Sullivan, seconded by
Woodlands Ward Councillor Pat Toohey and carried.
Two Bacchus Marsh residents have received over

$2000 worth of combined
fines after a couple of drinks
turned into a pub brawl.
On Friday 19 June the Bacchus Marsh Magistrates
court heard that in December 2014, Jimmy Swan and
Matthew Della Bosca attended the Flanagans Border Inn,
Bacchus Marsh to celebrate
the end of year with a group
of friends. However what
started as a casual drink
soon turned nasty when a
fight broke out between the
respondents and a group of
people sitting nearby.
Two victims sustained injuries after Swan, 31 punched
a man twice in the head
resulting in subsequent migraines and Della Bosca, 32,
pushed a second victim into
a fence, dislocating his hip.
Swans solicitor stated that
whilst a high level of alcohol
was involved throughout the
night, the victims had allegedly made a number of inappropriate comments prior to
the fight breaking out.
My client approached the
bouncers at the venue in re-
gards to the inappropriate

comments that were being
made, however very little
was done, he said.
My clients nephew, who
was also there at the time,
approached the victims after
the comments continued to
be made, and as an uncle,
my client went straight into
protection mode. He is very
remorseful.
Appearing in court separately, Della Boscas solicitor
stated that his client feared
for the safety of Swan after
he had assaulted the first
victim and when a second
man approached him, Della
Bosca immediately threw
him away.
Everything just exploded,
however my client has expressed his remorse and
plead guilty at the first available opportunity.
Pleading guilty to one
charge of recklessly causing
injury, Della Bosca received
a $1500 fine and a 12-month
good behaviour bond.
Swan was also placed on a
good behaviour bond, and
was fined $650 for unlawful
assault.
Council Clips
By Kate Taylor
One of the largest community engagement exercises

ever conducted in Moorabool is nearly complete.
With more than 900 responses including workshops to the Moorabool
2041 Urban Growth Strategy,
a report was formally given
to councillors at the June
council meeting.
The report lays out key
findings of the consultation,
with a further report now
being prepared on how the
findings will then drive the
Urban Growth Strategy.
The draft community consultation report will be uploaded to councils website
for review and feedback
from the community.
The Consultation Report
provides the opportunity
for the community to provide further input on the
Court in action
By Jessica Howard
A Moorabool Shire man

who was given the option of
paying a fine or going to jail
came close to choosing the
latter when he appeared in
the Bacchus Marsh Magistrates Court on Friday.
Cameron Wilson appeared
in court on charges of indecent behaviour and using
offensive language in public,
both of which dated back
24-years ago.
However despite the charges occurring back in 1991,
Wilson was still yet to pay a
fine of $600, the court heard.
Magistrate Cynthia Toose
provided the defendant with
a choice between paying
the fine or serving a term
of imprisonment. However,
Wilson, who stood in court
unrepresented, said he had
no recollection of the event
whatsoever.
There is no way I am going
to pay for something that I
dont even recall Ill take
the jail time, he said.
Magistrate Toose noted
the term of imprisonment
would be five days, resulting
in a quick change of mind.
Wilson agreed to pay the
$600 fine on a payment plan.
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Man grabs
schoolgirl
By Kate Taylor
Corporates
get outdoors
By Jessica Howard
World Environment Day
was celebrated in style this
year with a tree planting
challenge held at the W.
James Whyte Island Reserve
in Bacchus Marsh.
Conservation
Volunteers
hosted the event in order to
rehabilitate degraded areas
throughout Australia.
The competition saw 27
teams, made up of corporate employees across the
country, face off to see who
could plant the most trees
whilst doing their bit for the
environment.
Seven Victorian teams took
to the W. James Whyte Island Reserve and planted
over 1,900 trees in just two
hours.
Director of Corporate Relations and Development for
Conservation
Volunteers,
Sonia Oke said the event
provided a great opportunity for large teams to get out
in nature and do something
for the environment.
We had such a successful
event for last years World
Environment Day in Melbourne that we decided to
launch a national tree planting challenge in 2015 and

have had overwhelming
support from our corporate
partners, she said.
The competition involved
teams from Adelaide, Brisbane, Hobart, Newcastle,
Perth, Sydney and Auckland, and saw health insurance agency, BUPA take the
title of the 2015 Conservation Volunteers tree-planting champion.
Proceeds raised from the
event will go to support
other critical conservation
works across the country.
Photos - Joshua Poole
Healthy grants
for clubs
By Jessica Howard
Bacchus Marsh sport and

recreation clubs are one
step closer to providing a
safer environment after the
latest round of VicHealths
2014-15 Active Club Grants
program.
Acrofun Bacchus Marsh,
Bacchus Marsh BMX Club,
Bacchus Marsh Bowling
Club and Bacchus Marsh
Golf Club are among 296
successful clubs across Victoria to receive a grant of up
to $3,000.
The second round of VicHealths Active Grants
Program awarded a total
of $694,000 to clubs across
Victoria, which included 160
clubs from regional and rural areas.
VicHealth CEO Jerril Retch-
er said the grants aimed to

tackle two major barriers
that prevent people from
taking part in sport and active recreation cost and
injury.
These grants aim to make
clubs safer and more accessible by funding essential
equipment like bats, portable goals, uniforms and
balls, and items to prevent
or manage injuries, such as
safety gear and defibrillator
machines, she said.
Sports and active recreation clubs are a terrific way
to get involved in the community, meet new people
and keep active for good
health. Previous rounds
have shown us that these
grants encourage people to
try new activities, support
them to join their local club
or continue playing their favourite sport.

During two rounds of
funding throughout 2014-15,
VicHealth have provided a
combined total of 566 clubs
across Victoria with a share
in over $1.3million in grants.
Minister for Health, Jill
Hennessey said the program
helped more Victorians become involved in local clubs.
These grants are fantastic because they encourage
more sports and recreation
activity, and provide the real
sense of community that
comes from being part of a
local club, she said.
For more information on
VicHealths Active Club
Grants visit www.vichealth.
vic.gov.au/activeclub.
A man has been arrested

following a bizarre incident
at Darley Primary School.
At approximately 3.45pm
on Thursday 11 June, police
were called after a man was
seen acting erratically in
Darley.
Darley Primary School
Mum Tania Prior said that
the man approached her
10-year-old daughter while
she was waiting for a teacher
to arrive to begin an afterschool running program.
She said that the man

grabbed her daughters arm
but that she told him the
teacher was coming, and he
let go.
It could have been really
serious, Ms Prior said.
My daughters wouldnt go
into the bathroom that night
to brush their teeth, they
wouldnt sleep in their own
beds.
Police confirmed that a
man suffering severe mental
trauma was arrested at the
scene and treated in hospital,
with investigations into the

incident continuing.
It is believed the man did not
attend the school intending
to cause any harm.
A school spokesperson
confirmed that the school
had contacted the police
about a male who was
behaving inappropriately on
school grounds after hours.
Counselling
and
wellbeing support has been
provided to the small group
of students affected by the
incident.
Pay up, or else
By Kate Taylor
Developers who do not
pay the voluntary community infrastructure contribution should be named and
shamed, according to Woodlands Ward Councillor Pat
Toohey.
The issue was mentioned
at the June council meeting
where a permit application
was amended after council
officers mistakenly left off
a condition for a $900 per
block payment.
Planning permit conditions
for subdivisions and developments include a $900 developer contribution which
is used by council to pay for
infrastructure and facilities.
The payment is voluntary;
while it is generally a condition on subdivision permits,
it is not legislated and previous hearings at the Victorian
Civil and Administrative
Tribunal have not recognised the payment.
Cr
Toohey
questioned
whether the condition had
accidentally been left off the
permit, or if the applicant
had refused to pay it.
I think its reasonable to
expect any developer coming into our community,
that they should expect to
contribute to community
infrastructure needs - and
voluntary contributions towards social and community infrastructure in growing
communities are needed.
He said that in the absence
of state government policy,
council has implemented
the voluntary payment as a
condition on permits.
Our community shouldnt
be disadvantaged by developers not contributing
Developer funds build roads

Meanwhile, for the first time in Moorabool Shire
Council history developer contributions are being
used to fund major infrastructure.
Councils General Manager of Infrastructure
Phil Jeffrey said its the first time that significant
land rezoning have resulted in developer
contributions. We have agreements in place
with two developers at West Maddingley, Mr
Jeffrey said.
If Underbank development is approved by the
Planning Minister, a further agreement will be in
place. The $1.5 million northern extension of
Halletts Way a road between Ramsay Crescent
and Links Road in Darley is currently underway
thanks to funding from two developers, along with
council and Melbourne Water funds.
in a small way such as this
to the future infrastructure
needs.
He said that through the
Municipal Association of
Victoria, council is working to have the payments
legislated.
If this growth is not funded by some small contribution of the developer then it
comes out of the pockets of
the ratepayers.
They want good community facilities and infrastructure around their
developments and in turn,
why wouldnt they want to
contribute? Its win-win.
Addressing the meeting on
behalf of the applicant, Robert Eskdale told the meeting
that his client would consider paying the contribution
now that it has been added
as a condition.
Cr Toohey called on the
applicant to be named so
that the community knows
who is not contributing as a
developer.
East Ward Councillor Tonia

Dudzik also asked for the
developer to be named at the
public meeting.
Who is the developer? she
giggled.
Both the business and personal names of the applicant
were provided, despite the
fact that Mayor Paul Tatchell
had called a point of order.
It is my role to control the
meeting, including inappropriate discussions.
We are not in the business
of naming and shaming anyone. Our role is to make decisions and comments based
on the documents placed
before us, not the people that
produce them.
I unreservedly apologise
for any offence taken or implied, Cr Tatchell said.
The permit application for
a staged six lot subdivision
and development of five
dwellings in Ballan was
granted with the developer contribution condition
added.
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Your guide to Cafs in the Moorabool region
June 2015
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$10/gl $40/bot
bread
$8

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Mon-Fri
Sat 6am12pm
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Suggested wine: 2011 Sauvignon OPENING
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Spanish chicken salad $18

COOKING
Suggested wine: 2011 Pinot Noir

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Traditional Spanish herbs & spices served on a salad
of lettuce, rocket, tomatoes, spanish onions, avocado
Regulars at Debs House pull up with ample

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which
also includes truck
Suggested wine: 2008 Marsanne
$9/gl
$35/bot

bays to suit B-Doubles and Tippers.
Anakie Wagyu Burger topped with a tomato $19

Debs House Cafe is operating in its ninth year
& roast pepper relish, cheese & crispy lettuce
in a great location on the corner of Gisborne
served with chips
Suggested wine: 2009 CabernetRoad and Albert
$10/glStreet,
$40/bot
Darley.
2006 Cabernet (Connawarra) access for locals
$9/gland$35/bot
travellers.
Enjoy easy
Inside and

outside the cafe caters for 40 customers in
Grilled Western Plains Pork Cutlet $28
total.
With apple, coriander & Anakie honey
salsa served with a
Rated 5salad
stars and spanish paprika potatoes
rocket & roast pumpkin
The extensive menu Deb
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the TIN plate

organic coee cakes
full breakfast menu
home made soups
Friendly Staff
great lunch selection Relaxed
catering available
Atmosphere
alfresco courtyard
inside seating for 40
Hours: Mon-Fri 7am-3pm, Sat 8am-3pm
1/132 Inglis St, Ballan
Ph 5368 2844
has available
includes Hot and cold foods, Foccacias, a
large Breakfast menu including the ever
popular Big Breakfast at $9.90, Hamburgers
and Scotch llet toasted sandwiches. A
favourite of her customers is the choice of
All Meat, Chicken or Tuna Sandwich or roll
topped up with fresh salad daily at $5.50.
A current special of Schnitzel and Salad roll
with a 375ml can of drink at $8.50 is proving
popular.
Deb likes to employ locally and currently
has some very dedicated sta who have
been with her for years. When you are next
needing catering remember to consider Deb
and give her a call.
Call in and choose from all of Debs proud
homemade cooking. A variety of avoured
pies are just one of her specialties.
2 Albert Street, Darley
Ph: 5367 2888
Open 6 Days
Gourmet Sandwiches, Wraps and Rolls

Home Made Burgers
Brekkie for those early
Fresh Salads
starters 6am Mon-Sat
Milkshakes
Parmy Tuesday (12 to choose from)
Seniors special: $3 coffees 10am - 12pm
CAFE CHINO
ON THE AVENUE
OPEN FROM 6.00AM
Phone 5367 0122

208 MAIN STREET BACCHUS
MARSH
CAFE
CHINO
(Across from the library)
From
the
Caf
Coffee & Cake $5

Sushi Rolls $2.50
Hot Chinese
Take Away Available

Phone: 5367 3388
Expressions Of Love
Trish 5368 2740
Lunches, Cakes, Coffee

Wed-Mon (Closed Tuesdays)
Shop 1/130 Inglis Street, Ballan
List your business in the The Moorabool News Cafe Chat guide Call 5368 1966
News
Moorabool Environment
Group (MEG)
Photographic Competition
2015
Natural Beauty within the Moorabool Shire attracted a large

contingent of entries for the 2015 Moorabool Environment
Group (MEG) competition.
Held, and on display until the end of June, in the
MoorArt Space at the Lerderderg Library, judge Ron Speed
congratulated all 57 entrants.
The amount of photographs submitted this year is a

noticeable increase from last year.
The quality of photographs made it very difficult to judge

a winner with young Keely Fitzsimons, the winner in the
Under 17 section, one to watch in the future, he said.
The competition was supported by a Moorabool Shire
Council grant.
Under 17 1st Keely Fitzsimons
Results
Open Section
1st - Patrick Bonello (Sunset at Pykes)
2nd - Robert Armstrong (Lerderderg Gorge Reflections)

Under 17 years
1st - Keely Fitzsimons (River Reflections)
2nd - Jack Saxby (A Gang Gang at Greendale)

Encouragement
Brooke Oliver (Foggy Mornings)
Open Section 1st Patrick Bonello
WHATS ON
Open Section 2nd Robert Armstrong
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ADULT EDUCATION
MARKETS
Ballan & District Community House

New classes for Term 3 - Redesign Your Brain With Juggling:
(School Holiday Sessions) 2 & 3 July and 27 July, 3 August;
Creative Writing Memoir: starts 27 July. IPad Basics &
Advanced, 31/7; Hip-Hop Jazz (5-8yo & 9-18to) 21/7-15/9,
Enquiries & Bookings - Call 5368 1934 or email support@
bchvic.org
Ballan Lions Club Market

Saturday 4 July, 8am-1pm. 1st Saturday each Month. Inglis
St, Ballan. Enquiries - 0432 961 975 (Paul).
Melton South Community Centre

Enquiries & Bookings -9747 8576.
Darley Neighbourhood House & Learning Centre, 33-35

Jonathan Drive Darley. Short courses, recreation classes,
community groups, occasional child care, venue hire.
Enquiries welcome. Phone 5367 4390, www.darleylearning.
com
MEETINGS
Bacchus Marsh Family Drug Support Group
For Family Members who have a loved one affected by drugs.
Enquiries - 1300 660 068
Lal Lal Moorabool Photographic Group Inc
Meeting 3rd Wednesday each month, 7pm. Soldiers
Memorial Hall, Lal Lal. Enquiries 5341 7535 or secretary@
lallalmooraboolphotographicgroup.org
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 Jack 9741 9705.
Darley Market
Saturday 4 July, 8am 1pm. Stalls offer bric-a-brac, fruit/veg,
clothing, plants and more. 1st & 3rd Saturday each month at
Darley Park Football Reserve. Enquiries 0488 345 145 (Alan).
Ballan Farmers Market

Next Market Saturday 11 July, 9am-1pm. 2nd Saturday each
month, Mill Cottage car park. Enq 0498 361 291 or 0490 114
130.
CHURCH
B3 Community Focused, family friendly church with a
difference. Services every 2nd & 4th Sundays at Avenue
Bowling Club, Main St, Bacchus Marsh.
Catholic Parish of Gordon
Mass Times - Saturday 27 June Clarkes Hill, 6:30pm
Sunday 28 June Gordon, 8.45am; Ballan, 10:30am.
Anglican Parish of West Moorabool

Ballan, Bungaree, Morrisons and Gordon
Service Times - Sunday 28 June - St Johns Bungaree, 9am;
St Johns Ballan, 11am; St Marks in the pub Gordon, 5pm.
Enquiries - Glen Wesley - 5368 2730.
Bacchus Marsh Baptist Church - Sundays, 10:30am
Worship Service and Childrens Program. Phone 5367 6550
for more details.
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REGIONAL ARTS
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Whats On with the Wombats
Saturday 27 June, 9am-4pm
FABRIC MAKING with Soluble Stabiliser
Tutor Cindy Thompson@ Ballan Senior Citizens
Saturday 27 June, 4pm -6pm
COMMUNITY NETWORKING
Moorabool Leadership Group
@ Mechanics Hall, Ballan
with dinner after @ Commercial Hotel
Wednesday 1 July, 10am 3pm
FELTING
Tutor Marcia King @ Ballan Senior Citizens
SUNDAY 5TH JULY 1:30 pm
Enquiries - 0447 367 908 or

email - artyfactsarah@gmail.com
Bookings 5368 9203 ( Advisable)
92 Main Street, Gordon
CHURCH
Bacchus Marsh Uniting Church Parish

Services - St Andrews 9.30am every Sunday (3rd Sunday of
month Family Service). Pentland Hills 2pm 1st Sunday of
month. Enq 5367 2543 (office) or www.themarshuca.org.au
Holy Trinity Anglican Church - Bacchus Marsh
Service Times - Sundays 8.30am & 10am; Wednesdays 10am;
Balliang - 2nd & 4th Sundays 9am; Myrniong - 1st & 3rd
Sunday 11am; Messy Church - 3rd Sunday 5pm. Enquiries
5367 5362 (office).
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.
Our Lady Help of Christians Korobeit
Sunday Mass 11.30am (2nd & 4th Sunday of Month).
Ballan Uniting Church
Services 1st, 2nd & 3rd Sundays 11.15am. 4th Sunday 9.30am
Reflective Worship.
Golden Harvest Christian Fellowship
Non denominational - Prayer every Sunday 10am, Mens
KYB Monday evenings 6pm. Ladies KYB Wednesday 1pm.
Further details 0429 681 566.
Bacchus Christian Fellowship
Sunday Services 11am, RSL, Main St, Bacchus Marsh Enq.
Jim 0434 341 797. Bible Studies Wednesday 7pm, Enq. Donato
0411 289 561.
Bacchus Marsh Life Church
Meeting 10am every Sunday at the BM College Drama Room,
in Grant Street. Enquiries Pastor Merv - 0412 290 036.
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Dear Editor,
I write in response to inaccurate claims in an article
FISKVILLE Truth key to
inquiry (MN 2 June 2015),
by MP Simon Ramsay.
Firefighters respectfully ask
that you give us a right of
reply as these claims by the
MP are damaging to career
firefighters, and will cause
unnecessary concern to
volunteers.
MP Simon Ramsay is currently sitting on the Parliamentary Inquiry into the
CFAs notorious Fiskville
training ground.
Unlike his Liberal colleague
Brad Battin, who failed to attend the first two days of witnesses then quit, Mr Ramsay
has been attentive to some
terrible stories of lives lost,
families battling cancer, and
cattle and young children
with high levels of dangerous toxins including the
now banned PFOS.
As a former volunteer firefighter, Mr Ramsay would
understand the risks all
firefighters face. They dont
need added hidden dangers
in their training, like exposure to carcinogens. This
was kept secret for decades
by the CFA until someone
bravely spoke up the late
former CFA chief officer
Brian Potter.
So we were disappointed
to see Mr Ramsays running
commentary on the inquiry
and his unfair criticism of
professional firefighters. It
is extraordinary in our view
for a committee member to
use a submission to the inquiry to promote a petition
at fire brigades across Western Victoria.
The inquiry is due to give its
interim report shortly, and
its final report by the end of
the year. Yet a member of the
committee is already running a political campaign.
Among other errors, Mr
Ramsay falsely claims:
the UFU wants all firefighter training at Craigieburn rubbish! We want
CFA training throughout
the state, as at present, but
the sites must be cleared of
contaminated water and
other threats.
the UFU wants to take over
the CFA Board another
fantasy!
the UFU wants to kick volunteer firefighters off the
MFB Board there arent
any!
that CFA firefighters wore
their uniforms during the
last election campaign they werent. They were
wearing privately owned
firefighting gear. In contrast Mr Ramsay wore CFA
uniform to hand out howto-vote cards at the Ballarat

polling booth. Pot calling
the kettle black!
Some facts: The CFA has a
nine-member Board. Volunteers fill four of those positions, although some would
argue they have six representatives. Career firefighters have no representation.
In recent years the CFA
has exposed thousands of
firefighters to carcinogens
at Fiskville and to excessive
carbon monoxide levels at
the Hazelwood mine fire.
During the Grampians fire
last year, volunteer brigades
were using the banned PFOS
foam.
Thats why firefighters - all
firefighters - need a seat
on the Board. The life-anddeath decisions of the Board
affect their health and safety,
and often that of their family.
The UFU has asked for the
four firefighter positions to
be shared equally between
volunteer and career firefighters. (Volunteers make
up 97 per cent of CFA numbers, but career firefighters handle 80 per cent of
responses.)
Peter Marshall
Secretary
United Firefighters Union
MERV
Pattons Prayer
with Pastor Merv Patton
A modern
day hero
I have followed the journey
of theReverendCanonAndrew White for some time,
and have found his life to
be inspiring. I receive updates from him on my Facebook page. Canon White
grew up in the suburbs of
south-eastLondon, with
bothBaptistandPentecostal
influences.
Born 1964, Andrew White
became a doctor and ended
up running a cardiac arrest
team at St Thomas Hospital
in London. He said that one
day, in between cardiac arrests - theyre not planned
very well - I was doing my
praying outside in the hospital garden. I thanked God
for everything and said
What next Lord? and He
said: The church.
In 1998, at the age of 33
years, Andrew was appointed acanonatCoventry

Cathedral. He was diagnosed withmultiple sclerosisabout six weeks later.He
headed up theInternational
Centre for Reconciliation,
concentrating on the Middle East.He remained there
until 2005, when he moved
to Iraq, where he became
known as the Vicarof Baghdad. He was ordered to leave
by the Archbishop of Canterbury in November 2014
for the sake of security.
Writing from his new temporary home in Bethlehem,
the birthplace of Christ,
Canon Andrew White said
that Even though ISIS has
left hundreds of thousands
of
displaced
Christian
refugees with no homes, no
clothes and, in some cases,
TOM
Environmental Opinion
no families, their faith remains strong in the once

refugee child, Jesus.
Canon Andrew White lives

with daily dangers, and
could be excused for returning to the comfort and
safety of home in England.
His MS is a very painful
condition, and he lacks the
treatment he could receive
at his native home. His current work includes providing food, clothes, and tents
for displaced people, spiritual hope, and schools for
children.
Jesus said, Peace I leave with
you, My peace I give to you...
Let not your heart be troubled,
neither let it be afraid. John
14:27
Pastor Merv Patton
Bacchus Marsh Life Church
with Tom Kingston
Churches weigh in on climate change debate
By the time you read this

the pope will have had his
say on climate change which
will, no doubt, ruffle a few
climate deniers feathers;
more on that at a later date.
I am aware that of late some
church establishments have
not been shown in a good
light and for some leaders and members of these
churches this condemnation is long overdue. However, churches like other
human organisations are
a mix. This weeks opinion
piece is about some of the
good in the mix. This week
I include two letters recently
sent to the Prime Minister
and the Leader of the Opposition. These letters were
sent by prominent leaders
from diverse religious traditions in Australia and have
called on MPs for more ambitious post-2020 emissions
reduction targets, ahead of
separate debates on each

side of the political divide.
Prominent leaders in the
Catholic and Jewish communities, along with the heads
of the Anglican and Uniting
churches and peak Hindu
and Buddhist bodies, state
there is a moral imperative for considerably higher
targets.
The letters follow:
Dear Prime Minister
We write as religious leaders from diverse communities
concerned about the targets
Australia has accepted for the
reduction of carbon emissions.
In response to the issues paper
of the Prime Ministers Department, we would like to comment
on Australias formal post-2020
target for emissions reductions
to be put to the UNFCCC by
mid-year.
We are pleased to see the
Government
acknowledges
the importance of Australia

contributing to a strong and
effective global agreement in
Paris. However this needs to be
matched by robust policies.
Some of the reasons given in
the issues paper for considering
that Australia should not set
higher targets are reasons we
suggest should make our ambition higher. That coal and natural gas make up so much of our
exports, that 95% of our energy
consumption comes from fossil
fuel sources when the OECD
average is 81%, should spur us
on to more rapidly decarbonise
our economy.
On April 22, the Climate
Change Authority released its
report putting forward that a
reasonable pollution reduction
target for Australia should be
30% below 2000 levels by 2025.
This would be broadly comparable with levels of ambition of
other wealthy developed countries, given the aim of limiting
global warming to 2 degrees.

We believe there is a moral imperative to work towards this
target.
Indeed there are very good
reasons to aim for even higher
emissions reduction targets. We
propose 40% below 1990 levels
by 2025, and 80% below by
2030, and to increase our offer
to the UN Climate Fund. We
recognise that these are challenging targets that require a
significant restructure of the
Australian economy over a
relatively short timeframe, will
involve strong political debate
and require particular courage
given the strength of the mining
lobby in Australia. We want to
assure you of our support for
these policy positions.
Australia has the technological and economic capacity to
deliver on these policies. It is an
opportunity to play our part in
addressing the common environmental challenge humanity
faces. It would not only create

a safer, more stable climate for
Australia and other vulnerable countries, it would also
bring added economic benefits,
through the strengthening of
sustainable technology sectors
and the creation of new employment opportunities.
As representatives of some of
the worlds great faith traditions
we find compelling moral and
religious reasons from within
our very different traditions for
the policy actions we commend
to you and your government.
We urge you to support these
emissions reduction targets
so that Australia can begin to
show leadership in this important international and intergenerational issue.
Yours faithfully
Dear Mr Shorten (this letter
contains much of the letter to
the Prime Minister)
We write as religious lead-
ers from diverse communities, to urge you to support

the adoption of robust commitments to limit carbon
emissions at the Australian Labor Party National
Conference.
We affirm Labors commitment to increasing the
nations capacity for generating energy from renewable
sources.
We recognise that this is
a challenging target that
would require a significant
restructure of the Australian
economy over a relatively
short timeframe. Yet we believe there is a moral imperative to work towards it.
Yours faithfully
What is your opinion?
Next MEG meeting:
Thursday June 25th Bacchus
Marsh Library 7.30pm.
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Ballan Community
House
Ballan
Suitable for all ages
WEEK 2
Ballan Community
House
Community
House
11am-12.30pm
Ages 5+
THURSDAY 2 JULY
FRIDAY 10 JULY
10am
Lerderderg Library
All ages activity
DREAMTIME
STORIES CRAFTS
10am
Ballan Community
THURSDAY 9 JULY
House
NAIDOC WEEK
Ages 5+
COMMUNITY EVENT
Make a wooden
Free Sessions
rocketship
Limited Places
1pm
Bookings Required
Childrens Activities
Free Sessions
Colouring competition
Limited Places
Free BBQ
Bookings Required
Lerderderg Library
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Lerderderg Library
PH: 5366 7100
Ages 5+
Parental supervision required
10am-2pm
Parental supervision required
45th Art Show
Cr Pat Toohey
with Blue Birds
flying to
Bacchus Marsh
(Alison Durham)
Rotary Club of Bacchus Marsh

Opening night continues
to be the premier, much anticipated social event for the
residents of Moorabool with
art judge Serena Bentley
impressed by the calibre of
work presented.
There are a lot of talented
artists in Bacchus Marsh!
It is obvious that the influence of the landscape looms
large for a lot of the artists
showing here, she said.
Ms Bentley went on to say
that creating art can be an intensely personal experience.
It takes courage to present

your work in public and
every artist involved should
be thanked for sharing their
work with everyone that visited this event.
Rotary Chairperson Peter
Shilton said the art show
doesnt just happen without the behind the scenes
volunteers.
The SES crew put up all
the board and they bring
them down from the scout
hall and do a great job for us
to run a successful event.
Results
Best Oil Painting

1st - Jo Reitze for Our garden in Autumn
2nd - Mara Hayler for Hydrangeas, singed, Jindivick Fires,
2009
Mayor Paul Tatchell with one of the Moorabool

Shire Acquisitions - John Walshs Evening
Light, Taradale
Part of the large crowd on opening night
Best Watercolour
1st - Barbara Rothwell for Tasmania Coastal Cliff
2nd - Catherine ONeill for Autumn Khankoban
Best any other medium
1st - Jan Long for Waterfall
2nd - Noniann Lier for Kiss me Quick
Best Artwork by Local Artist
Ri Van Veen for Lerderderg Gorge
Best Oil Painting 2nd - Mara Hayler for Best Watercolour - 1st - Barbara
Hydrangeas, singed, Jindivick Fires, Rothwell for Tasmania Coastal Cliff
2009
Best photograph - Kien Lam for

Through my Lenses 1
Best Small Painting

Tegan Neville for Web of Life
Best 21 Years & Under

Ayla Gigacz for Lost a local artist
Local Content Prize
Lisa Palmer for Grahams Dam
Best photograph
Kien Lam for Through my Lenses 1
Grow West - Landcare- Acquisitive

1st - Alison Durham for Bacchus Marsh Weed Shirts
2nd - Sue Muldowney for Step Up
Best any other medium - 2nd - Noniann Grow West - Landcare- Acquisitive
2015 Moorabool Shire Acquisition
- 1st - Alison Durham for Bacchus
Lier for Kiss me Quick
Lisa Palmer Grahams Dam
Marsh Weed Shirts
2015 Moorabool Shire Acquisitions

Lisa Palmers Grahams Dam and John Walshs Evening
Light, Taradale
Peoples Choice
Winner - Keri Adcock (acrylic) titled Snowy Creek, Bright
Runners Up - Lynda Holloway (oil) Peppercorn Hole
Brian Lawrence (acrylic) The Bridee at Rest
Lisa Palmer (photograph) Grahams Dam.
Grow West - Landcare- Acquisitive

- 2nd - Sue Muldowney for Step Up
The band entertaining the crowd
Best Artwork by Local Artist - Ri Van
Veen for Lerderderg Gorge
Graham and Robyn Hehir
Rhiannon and Chris attended the

opening night
(L-R) Peter Kay, Bill Hawken and

Christine Hawken
Melissa and Lincoln from Bacchus Marsh enjoy the art on

display
Cr Tom Sullivan and wife Theresia
Best Oil Painting 1st - Jo

Reitze for Our garden in
Autumn
Best Small Painting Tegan Neville for Web of

Life
Best 21 Years & Under Ayla Gigacz for Lost a

local artist
Jessica helped serve

refreshments on opening
night
Reviewing your property goals

Enzo Raimondo
CEO, REIV
As the end of the financial
year approaches we begin
thinking about tax and financial planning. But this
is not only a chance to take
advantage of the stocktaking
sales and to review finances,
it is also an ideal time for a
property review.
For property owners it is an
opportunity to review existing holdings, both for home
and investment. For those

not yet on the property ladder, now is the time to devise
a plan to obtain that first
foothold.
Homeowners with a mortgage should ensure they
have the most favourable
interest rate and ask their advisers whether or not, with
rates at an historic low, to
fix part of their loan. Lenders rates vary, but be sure to
study the loan conditions as
well as the rate.
Ask yourself whether you

are happy with your home
and whether it will serve
your long-term needs. Is it
the right size and location,
does it have the features you
want? Does it suit a growing family, is it in the right
school zone, is the garden
big enough? Or, is it too big
now the nest is empty?
The new financial year is a
good time to plan changes
to downsize, upsize, move
from a unit to a house,
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8 Flack Street, Ballan

$460,000
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that. Make a plan which includes regular savings and

consider ways of boosting
your nest egg. For example,
can family help with the deposit, is there a more affordable location near your top
choice, how about an apartment rather than a house.
Buying to rent is also worth
considering. If you cannot
afford the property size or
location you want, consider
starting with a small unit
or apartment and renting it
out. The capital gain when
it is later sold will help you
obtain that property ladder
foothold.
For investors the new financial year is the ideal time to

review your portfolio. Think
about divesting underperforming assets, adding value
to those you hold, for example through improvements,
and how better to use your
equity. Are your loans tax
effective?
Dont let your portfolio
stagnate. Look ahead to
2015-16. Research vacancy
rates and yields, prices and
affordable locations with
scope for capital growth.
No time? Consider hiring a
buyers agent to do the legwork for you.
Formerly PRD Jens Gaunt

expreSSIonS of InTereST
Formerly PRD Jens Gaunt
Stepping into this newly renovated

double storey timber set home you
will find all of the space and comfort
you require. The property is set on a
larger than average block of appx 1800
M2 with low maintenance manicured
gardens. Freshly painted inside and out
including the roof, with an office/studio,
a single lock up garage with cement
flooring, a wood shed and a double
carport with well-maintained fencing.
The ground level of the home provides
open plan living with the kitchen
having gas cooking, a dishwasher and
plenty of storage space. The formal
lounge room includes carpeted floor
coverings, a combustion wood fire and
reverse cycle air conditioning plus a
ceiling fan. There is also a bedroom
with mirrored BIRs, the main bathroom
with a corner spa unit and shower, the
toilet being separate, laundry with
ample storage space and a clothes dryer
comes included. When you reach the
top of the stairs you will step into the
second lounge/ study area which gives
access to one of the three balconies.
There you will also find two extra large
double bedrooms with carpet and BIRs
and both offering access to their own
private balconies with a duel access new
ensuite with a shower, vanity and toilet.
The home also features several ceiling
fans throughout, four new skylights
offering plenty of natural light, a third
heating option of ducted gas heating
to ensure you are warm throughout
the cooler months of the year and an
instant gas HWS. If a little extra space
and some fresh country air is what your
searching for then this property is one
not to be missed.
R E A L
make that tree change or

seachange, move to a better
location or house with more
suitable features, or to buy
for the first time.
These are big decisions requiring planning, so coinciding them with balancing
your finances for the financial year can be helpful.
For those dreaming of buying for the first time, why not
plan to make those dreams
come true and put it into operation from July 1.
Research affordable locations, work out the deposit
you need and how long it is
likely to take you to achieve
expreSSIonS of InTereST
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Price $390,000 - $430,000
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OPEN FOR INSPECTION
OPEN FOR INSPECTION
Saturday 27th June 1.30-2.00pm

ASKING $795,000
EXECUTIVE HOME
Bacchus Marsh
Saturday 27th June 11.30-12.00pm
7 Alice Close
This magnificent executive home has a style like no other. Comprising 4 double bedrooms with BIRs,
master with ens & WIR, study, extensive living areas including open plan lounge, separate rumpus room
& open plan kitchen/meals. With stunning features including timber oors, 10ft ceilings, stainless steel
appliances, evap cooling, hydronic heating, inground pool, alfresco, landscaped gardens on a huge
1600m block. Book your inspections today to appreciate all that is on offer here.
PID: 782339
ASKING $272,000
A WINNING UNIT
Bacchus Marsh
8/189 Gisborne Road
This immaculate unit is located close to the Darley Plaza & Gisborne Road, and features 3 bedrooms, a
big lounge with R/C air conditioner & a gas console heater. A great kitchen, meals area, bathroom with
bath & shower, separate WC and a good size laundry are all part of this neat package. Externally we have
a single garage with rolladoor, and a nice courtyard and garden completes the picture. With instant appeal
to owner/occupier or investors, this is a must see unit. Book an inspection soon.
PID: 798753
ASKING $338,000
FANTASTIC FIRST HOME!
Bacchus Marsh
7 Hine Court
Set back off the street this private family home is impeccable both inside & out. Features 3 bedrooms,
ens to master, open plan kitchen/meals/lounge room. The living area is light & bright, the heating &
cooling is well covered with gas central heating & split system a/c for summer. Outside you will find a
large covered entertainment area, double garage with rear roller door access, all set on a wonderful size
fully landscaped block perfect for all to enjoy.
PID: 798282
ASKING $495,000
FANTASTIC FAMILY LIVING
Bacchus Marsh
10 Tate Street
This lovely home has instant appeal for the big family. On a 890m block this house features 4 bed plus
study, formal lounge, rumpus & family room. 3 living areas, huge master bedroom with full ensuite &
fantastic kitchen with an island bench & S/S appliances. In total 30sqs of living are yours to enjoy including
a big double garage & externally landscaped gardens & ponds, plus a concrete in ground pool for the
kids to enjoy.
PID: 798965
ASKING $549,000
FANTASTIC FACILITY
Bacchus Marsh
3 Labilliere Street
This fully renovated house has been tastefully converted into an excellent medical or professional offices
facility. Consisting of a Main Reception area, 2 waiting rooms, 6 consulting rooms/offices, kitchen,
lunchroom, 3 bathrooms and 3 WCs, storeroom and laundry, it is ideal for a multitude of uses. There is
ducted heating and cooling installed throughout, 2 undercover parking spaces plus 4 off street parking
spaces, this property ready early in 2015. Available for lease or purchase.
PID: 766449
EASY TO PLEASE, EASY TO BUY
Bacchus Marsh
5/125 Gisborne Road
ASKING $279,000
Located perfectly for easy and close access to shopping centre, doctors, dentist, public transport,
as well as easy freeway access. This modern 2 bedroom villa offers both privacy and space with
features that include built in robes, air conditioning, quality appliances, rear and side courtyards,
garage with interior access.
PID: 796366
OPEN FOR INSPECTION
Saturday 27th June 11.00-11.30am
PRISTINE PRESENTATION ON AN ACRE PLUS
Bacchus Marsh
22 Manning Boulevard
ASKING $675,000
Beautifully presented property set on 49002 with landscaped gardens. Custom built by Ken McLean this
home features multiple living spaces including grand sunken lounge, living room with cathedral ceilings,
open fireplace with Travertine mantelpiece, hearth & surrounds. Kitchen has granite benchtops, St
George oven & grill & Fisher & Paykel dishwasher. The bedrooms are of generous proportions with large
BIRs, main bedroom with ensuite & WIR & separate toilet.
PID: 797900
Daryl Gould
0409 233 157
Bob Gunnell
0417 566 951
140 Main Street, Bacchus Marsh
ASKING $389,000
COLONIAL ENTERTAINER
Bacchus Marsh
8 Todman Court
Situated in a quiet court location in the Underbank Estate, this home is the ultimate entertainer.
A well laid out 3 bedroom, 2 bathroom home with two separate living areas, expansive outdoor
entertainment area and beautiful timber kitchen with stainless steel appliances. Ducted heating
& ducted cooling compliment the overall package. Situated on a substantial 930 square metre
block.
PID: 788162
Peter Leonard
0429 671 990
Ph 5367 2333
Steve Creese
0475 888 101
Ian McDonald
0418 522 549
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LEN SMITH
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REAL ESTATE
NEW LISTING - Impressive Family Home In Central Location
BACCHUS MARSH 19 Simpson Street
Outstanding home on 2300sqm located in sought after pocket close

to everything. Bright formal lounge positioned to capture views of
the gardens. A large master bedroom, walk in robes and ensuite.
Open plan family living area, dining zone and well-appointed kitchen.
Paved verandah, large alfresco and landscaped gardens. Double
garage, ducted vacuum system, ducted refrigerated heating &
cooling, wood heater, full solar system, 9m x 7m barn style workshop,
6m x 7m colour bond garage, water tanks & bore with pump.
First time offering in popular Maddingley! - INSPECT SATURDAY
Inspect: By appointment
Price: $650,000
Len Smith: 0418 343 754
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Location, You Will Love It! - INSPECT SATURDAY
BACCHUS MARSH 29A Graham Street
Superbly designed with Northerly aspect. Absolutely immaculate

inside and out, boasting high ceilings, double hung windows,
large lounge room with adjoining meals/dining area and quality
kitchen with walk-in pantry. Family sized bathroom with double
shower, low allergy floor heating and evaporative cooling. Single
garage/workspace with auto remote, front verandah, sun soaked
courtyard area, low maintenance garden and a side fernery. Close
to Main Street Shopping, Cafes and Railway Station.
DARLEY 16 Cunningham Close
Inspect: Sat 12.00 - 12.30pm

Price: $345,000
Len Smith: 0418 343 754
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DARLEY 127 Holts Lane
Inspect: Sat 11.00-11.30am

Price: $397,000
Len Smith: 0418 343 754
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BACCHUS MARSH 20 Young Street
You could not find a better location to Bacchus Marsh Village

Shopping Centre and local Primary Schools. This solid brick home Inspect: By appointment
is worthy of a renovation or for someone to start up a business
from here, (S.T.C.A). 3 bedrooms, lounge, dining, kitchen/meals.
Price: $379,000
Set on a large block the possibilities are endless, call today!
Len Smith: 0418 343 754
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Tree Change Beckons
Price: $335,000
Len Smith: 0418 343 754
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Modern family retreat! - INSPECT SATURDAY
Modern family retreat! This flawlessly presented home delivers

practical family living. Comprising of 4 bedrooms master with ensuite and walk-in robe, 2 generous living areas, separate study,
stunning kitchen, with caesar stone bench tops and quality
stainless steel appliances. Outside there is a double sized alfresco
entertainment area, for all year round usage. Beautiful gardens
and double garage. Style unsurpassed.
Town Central!
Spacious Home in Quiet Court
Beyond the modest faade of this comfortable home lies a remarkably

spacious, private and convenient home. The home is designed to take in the
North aspect and the land size is approximately 1100sqm. Set back from the
street and offering a versatile floorplan, neatly presented interiors, spacious
lounge, adjoining dining room, kitchen/meals area. 3 generous bedrooms
master with WIR & ensuite, central bathroom and laundry. Outside you will
find established gardens, paved driveway, 4 car carport. Set in a quiet court
only minutes from Primary Schools and local Shopping Centre.
BACCHUS MARSH 3 Franklin Street
Superb family friendly address positioned in a tree lined street on a

block of approximately 900sqm. Comprising of 4 spacious bedrooms,
large lounge, high ceilings, neat bathroom, renovated kitchen, dining
room, and sun room at the rear of the home. Outside features double
carport, separate workshop/garage, teenagers retreat/bungalow.
Gardens with fruit trees, veggie garden, fernery and assorted shade
houses. Conveniently located close to Grammar & Bacchus Marsh
Secondary College, shops, Maddingley Park and public transport.
DALES CREEK 124 Dales Creek Avenue
Calling all genuine tree changers, escapees of rat race and lovers
of the Australian bush, here is your opportunity to secure this 4
bedroom home located in the Wombat State Forest set on 1 acre
of natural bush. Western red cedar, 216 sqm of living, huge down
stair rumpus/theatre room, well appointed kitchen with stainless
steel appliances, 2 bathrooms, wood heater & split system
cooling, wide verandahs, 4 car garage, double carport, ample
water storage plus dam. Make this your own piece of Australia.
Price: $399,000
Len Smith: 0418 343 754
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Room for Your Needs
Inspect: Sat 10.00-10.30am

Price: $439,500
Len Smith: 0418 343 754
Web Id: -
166 Main Street, Bacchus Marsh
DARLEY 19 Cunningham Close
Positioned amongst other quality homes and in a quiet Court,

this family sized home sits on approx. 1000 square metre level
block. Appealing 4 bedrooms, WIRs and ensuite to master
bedroom. Comfortable interior features 2 generous living areas.
A Tasmanian Oak kitchen is the centre hub of the home with
quality appliances. Outside is a double carport, pergola area,
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Max Male Domestic Long
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Female Domestic Short

Hair, Tortishell and White,
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Male American Bulldog

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BFL Junior Goal Kickers
The BMLAC Region Cross Country squad
Bacchus Marsh Little Athletics

Western Metro Region Cross Country
Twenty-six Bacchus Marsh athletes competed in the Western
Metro Region Cross Country Open Day at Brimbank Park
last Saturday. A cool overcast morning greeted the athletes.
The course was relatively flat for the majority of the race, with
only one incline approximately 300m from the start; creating
some very fast races. Bacchus Marsh claimed seven medals
for the day. Hayden Thompson (Under 16), Mikaela Gielis
(Under 16) and Dominic Miesen (Under 15) all won their age
groups, while brothers Leo Nixon (Under 8) and Isaac Nixon
(Under 10) placed second to take silver, as did Danielle Ide
(Under 9) after a very strong race. Evana Miesen finished in
third place in the Under 14s to win a bronze medal.
Next Saturday - Bacchus Marsh will be conducting their
home run at Lady Northcote Camp, Rowsley. First race will
start at 10am.
Bacchus Marsh Region Cross Country - Brimbank 2015
Bacchus Marsh Region Cross Country - Brimbank 2015

Event
Under 6 Boys
Under 7 Boys
Under 8 Boys
Distance
1000m
1000m
1000m
Under 8 Girls
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Under 9 Boys
1500m
Under 9 Girls
1500m
Under 10 Boys
1500m
Under 12 Boys
Under 12 Girls
2000m
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Under 14 Boys
Under 14 Girls
Under 15 Boys
3000m
3000m
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Under 16 Boys
Under 16 Girls
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Athlete
Phoenix Dart
Hunter Knight
Leo Nixon
Mitchell Wells
Freya Lidgett-Egan
Emma Stewart
Kira Watts
Keira Bresnan
Xavier Goodman
Corey Brown
Danielle Ide
Elise Cook
Mackenzie Dart
Isaac Nixon
Ben Peterson
Oliver Lidgett-Egan
Cooper Brown
Talyn Dart
Kirsty Bresnan
Rebecca West
Riley Dart
Evana Miesen
Dominic Miesen
Benjamin West
Hayden Thompson
Mikaela Gielis
Place
4th
5th
2nd
6th
6th
8th
10th
11th
7th
11th
2nd
4th
13th
2nd
9th
10th
12th
12th
6th
10th
6th
3rd
1st
5th
1st
1st
Time
5.24.19
4.34.76
3.50.88
4.01.42
4.27.27
4.43.16
4.53.59
4.59.07
6.28.75
7.03.84
6.15.63
6.20.48
7.49.10
5.43.92
7.01.60
7.20.84
7.54.36
8.39.54
8.15.58
9.41.55
11.04.70
12.40.98
10.04.56
12.07.14
10.04.04
15.19.99
U/16.5 Seniors
Blake Graham
Nicholas Stuhldreier
Bacchus Marsh....................... 25
Bacchus Marsh....................... 13
U/16.5 Reserves
John Ross
Ballarat......................................14
U/14 Seniors
Noah McIntosh
Jai Farrell-Dodemaide
Connor Ascough
Lake Wendouree.................... 25
Darley...................................... 22
Darley........................................ 9
U/14 Reserves
Matthew Arnold
Regan King
Malakye Martin
Lachlan Payne
Dylan Jobson
Darley.......................................19
Darley.......................................14
Bacchus Marsh........................10
Bacchus Marsh......................... 9
Darley........................................ 9
U/12 Seniors
Spencer Jenks
Zane Colley
Jett Fuller
Will Johnson
Bailey Young
Ashton Craig
Bacchus Marsh........................18
Darley...................................... 13
Darley........................................ 9
Darley........................................ 9
Darley........................................ 8
Bacchus Marsh......................... 8
U/12 Reserves
Tynan Oakley
Cooper Murley
Joshua Dudzik
Ben Hutcheon
Bevan Maher
Sebastopol............................... 12
Darley........................................ 5
Darley........................................ 4
Darley........................................ 4
Darley........................................ 4
Youth Girls
Jessica Bokma
Abbi Bolt
Redan....................................... 63
Darley........................................ 9
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Ballarat Junior Football League

Results Round 9
U/16.5 Seniors
Ballarat 22.6 (138) def Mount Clear 6.4 (40)
East Ballarat 11.15 (81) def Bacchus Marsh 6.6 (42)
Redan 16.11 (107) def Darley 1.6 (12)
North Ballarat 23.16 (154) def Sebastopol 1.0 (6)
U/16.5 Reserves
Bacchus Marsh 16.14 (110) def East Ballarat 1.0 (6)
North Ballarat 13.11 (89) def Ballarat 4.8 (32)
Redan 15.9 (99) def Darley 5.6 (36)
U/14 Seniors
Darley 4.7 (31) def Redan 4.6 (30)
U/14 Reserves
Bacchus Marsh 8.14 (62) def East Ballarat 0.3 (3)
Darley 11.10 (76) def Redan 1.5 (11)
U/12 Seniors
Mount Clear 7.14 (56) def Ballarat 1.4 (10)
U/12 Reserves
Mount Clear 5.10 (40) def Ballarat 2.1 (13)
Sebastopol 2.5 (17) def North Ballarat 0.2 (2)
Ballarat Football League
Sport
Darley Junior
Football Netball Club
Darley v Redan
U/10 SENIORS
GOALS Charlie Tucker 1
AWARDS James Prior, Jack Mauiks, Lachlan
Nash, Cooper Jordan, Bayliss Mifsud.
U/10 RESERVES
GOALS Rockey Hoey 1
AWARDS Nicholas Cadman, Deacon
Fawcett, James Fuller, Kristian Williams.
U/12 SENIORS
Darley 10-2-62 def Redan 5-1-31
GOALS Will Johnson 5, Brady Wright 2, Jett
Fuller 1, Seb de Courcy, Zane Colley.
AWARDS Aaron Cadman, Brady Wright,
Riley Bankowski, Jyson Fawcett, Will
Johnson, Lane Havelberg
U/12 RESERVES
GOALS Jarrod White
AWARDS Cameron Hood, Leonard
Verhare, Koby Churchill, Jackson Smith,
Joshua Dudzik, Hunter Allen.
U/14 SENIORS
GOALS- Rylan Tanner 2, Bailey Parsons 1, Jai
Farrell-Dodemaide.
AWARDS Jake Oakley, Jai FarrellDodemaide, Cohen Le Sueur, Bodhi Jackson,
Rylan Tanner, Bailey Parsons, Ayden
Tanner, Matt Arnold, Dylan Jobson, Connor
Ascough.
U/14 RESERVES
GOALS Matt Arnold 3, Max Beaumont,
Regan King, Rylan Tanner 1, Jye Burton.
AWARDS Regan King, Trae Van Leth,
Blake Fuller, Ryan Bettess, Lachlan Oakley,
Kye Trask.
U/16.5 SENIORS
Darley 1-6-12 lost Redan 15-11-101
GOALS - Rhys Scerri 1
Reserves
Darley 14.6 (90) def Sebastopol 6.8 (44)
Redan 12.16 (88) def Melton 3.3 (21)
Sunbury 14.9 (93) def Ballarat 3.5 (23)
North Ballarat City 11.13 (79) def Lake Wendouree 8.8 (56)
U/18.5s
East Point 22.12 (144) def Melton South 2.2 (14)
Redan 5.11 (41) def Melton 5.4 (34)
Ballan Golf Club

Results - Week ending Saturday 20 June
Wednesday Stableford
Winner Ken Muhlhan 35 points,
R/up Chris Tudor 33 points.
NTP - 15th Les Martin
Magpie - 14th Bob Arklay.
Saturday - Multiply Stableford - Privilege Cup.
Winners - Hugh Miller & Shane Harrison 56 points,
R/up Barry Sims & Chris Tudor 55 points,
on c/b from Peter & Michael Di Fiore.
NTPs - 12th Bob Arklay, 15th Peter Di Fiore.
Magpies - 1st Peter Di Fiore, 14th Les Martin,
18th Barry Sims.
Womens
Football
U/16.5 RESERVES
Darley 5-6-36 lost Redan 15-9-99
GOALS Bryce Galea 2, Max Beaumont 1,
Andrew Azzopardi, Connor Ascough
AWARDS Bryce Stephenson, Connor
Ascough, Max Beaumont, Dylan Lorensini,
Bailey Parsons, Ayden Tanner, Jye Burton.
NETBALL RESULTS:
U/11 SENIORS
GOALS Takeya Tanner 6
AWARDS Jasmine Black, Mia Hayes,
Charlotte Martindale, Claudia Runge,
Caitlin Beech
U/11 RESERVES
GOALS Jasmine Black 4, Ava Densley 2
U/13 SENIORS
Darley 15 lost Redan 24
GOALS Tylah Wright and Britney Ellis
U/13 RESERVES
GOALS Prue Soley Howlett 8, Tylah Wright
4, Edyn Thomas 1
AWARDS Ava Farella, Molly Magrath,
Katie Todd, Edyn Thomas
U/15 SENIORS
Darley 66 def Redan 2
AWARDS Charlee Keating
U/15 RESERVES
Darley 31 def Redan 10
AWARDS Holly Van Meel
U/17 SENIORS
Darley 16 lot Redan 38
GOALS Ruby Wilkie 10, Tamika Taylor 6
AWARDS Ruby Wilkie, Abbey Solomon,
Maddy Taylor
U/17 RESERVES
GOALS- Rebekah Hibberd 8, Izzy Fischer 6
AWARDS Izzy Fischer, Madi Porter,
Rebekah Hibberd
Ballan Netball
Results - Round 9
Seniors
East Point 10.19 (79) def Melton South 10.8 (68)
Redan 29.13 (187) def Melton 2.2 (14)
Round 9 v Skipton
13&Under B
Skipton defeated Ballan
13&Under
Ballan dominated all over
the court, keeping Skipton
to just 7 goals.
Ballan 33 defeated Skipton 7.
neisha Clifford was fantastic

and Katelyn McGregor was
a strong target at GS. Megan
Mullane and Amanda Swanson applied pressure all
game down in defence and
took some great intercepts
early which helped set up a
well earned win.
Ballan defeated Skipton 29
to 10. Best on Court Sian
Clifford.
15&Under
The first half was difficult
as the defence pressure of
the Skipton girls was fantastic. After half time the girls
clawed themselves back into
the game, showing true determination and heart. Unfortunately the last quarter
saw no goals scored for both
teams resulting in the girls
just missing out on scoring
a win
13 defeated Ballan 8, Best
on
court:
Dominique
Ploegmakers
C Grade
Ballan got off to a great start
despite coming up against
sixth placed Skipton to take
the early lead. The worked
hard defensively all over
the court, causing plenty
of turnovers to give the attackers plenty of opportunities. Tamara Hodge again
combined well with Sam
McKay in goals, they were
well assisted by Kayleigh
Lord, Brylee Pratt and Ash
Mackay in the midcourt.
Ballan struggled to contain
Skiptons tall GA but the
girls fought hard and were
certainly not disgraced
against a top side. Skipton 30
defeated Ballan 11. Best on
court - Kayleigh Lord.
17&Under
The girls could not have
asked for a more perfect start
against Skipton. Once again,
the feeding of the ball into
the ring from Sian and Tah-
B Grade
The girls started well this
week and were competitive
against Skipton for three
quarters. The girls had implemented their training tac-
tics and they worked hard

taking up space, stopping
drives and putting pressure
on centre passes. Shaedyn
Clifford worked tirelessly
all game against numerous wing attackers causing
plenty of turnovers. Melissa
Conroy and Kylie Fenwick
taking crucial intercepts,
however Ballan struggled
to bring the ball down. At
each break they were still in
the game, however they just
couldnt convert the goals
needed to take that extra
step. Skipton 38 defeated
Ballan 26. Best on court - Mel
Conroy.
A Grade
Again starting on the back
foot the A grade girls were
behind in the early minutes
of the game. For three quarters they matched Skipton,
however couldnt convert
in the goaling end. Emily
Boswell worked extremely
hard on a very tall goaler
and never gave up. Stacey
and Kara combined well,
driving the ball onto the
ring with ease, however just
couldnt impact the score.
Stacey and Peggy put the
pressure on the Skiptons
midcourt, taking up space
and cutting off the relentless
give and goes. Skipton 47
defeated Ballan 22. Best on
court - Stacey Casella.
Results - Sunday 21June

Sunbury 13.9. 87 def Bacchus Marsh 1.1. 7
Goals - C Scott 1
Best - Zhoe Clarke, Emily
Sculley, Chantelle McDonald, Madalyn Clarke, Abbey
Bertram, Krista Woodroffe.
BFL
Junior
Ladder
U/16.5 Reserves
1 North Ballarat............698.13 36
2 Bacchus Marsh.........204.65 32
3 Lake Wendouree......106.91 20
4 Darley...........................38.03 8
5 East Ballarat................15.59 4
6 Mount Clear..................0.00 0
7 Sebastopol....................0.00 0
U/14 Seniors
1 Lake Wendouree..... 992.21 36
2 Ballarat...................... 180.16 28
3 Redan........................143.33 24
4 Darley.........................98.63 24
5 Mount Clear..............125.35 20
6 North Ballarat.............89.71 20
7 East Ballarat.............122.07 16
8 Bacchus Marsh............ 24.16 8
9 Sebastopol....................9.83 4
U/14 Reserves
1 Darley........................420.00 32
2 Lake Wendouree..... 360.20 32
3 Ballarat...................... 297.91 32
4 North Ballarat............213.85 24
5 Bacchus Marsh.........168.68 20
6 East Ballarat..............40.94 16
7 Redan........................ 120.18 12
8 Mount Clear.................19.09 8
9 Sebastopol....................5.50 4
U/12 Seniors
1 Darley........................385.71 32
2 East Ballarat............ 264.34 30
3 Ballarat......................162.44 26
4 Mount Clear..............150.23 24
5 Bacchus Marsh......... 218.14 20
6 North Ballarat............116.44 16
7 Redan......................... 89.71 16
8 Lake Wendouree.......33.25 12
9 Sebastopol....................1.04 4
U/12 Reserves
1 Sebastopol................240.52 34
2 North Ballarat ......... 1040.54 32
3 Ballarat......................148.28 24
4 East Ballarat..............89.02 22
5 Mount Clear...............90.45 20
6 Darley.........................68.88 16
7 Redan.........................65.44 12
8 Lake Wendouree.......44.40 12
9 Bacchus Marsh............24.50 8
Youth Girls
1 Redan....................... 1024.10 32
2 Lake Wendouree......975.00 28
3 Mcdfnl ......................234.62 28
4 Ballarat......................185.64 20
5 Sebastopol................172.86 16
6 Gisborne Rookies.....100.00 16
7 Darley.........................75.92 16
8 Ararat.........................68.86 16
9 Riddells Creek............. 20.74 8
10 Bacchus Marsh...........15.78 8
11 Golden Point................5.52 0
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Central Highlands
Netball League
Results Round 7
A Grade
Creswick 51 def C/Linton 22
Gordon 32 lost Daylesford 42
Beaufort 36 lost Dunnstown 42
Clunes 44 drew Newlyn 44
Hepburn 44 def Rokewood 30
Ballan 22 lost Skipton 47
Buninyong 65 def Smythesdale 14
Learmonth 47 def Springbank 22
Bungaree 43 def Waubra 41
B Grade
Clunes 49 def Newlyn 30
Bungaree 31 lost Waubra 42
C Grade
Clunes 41 def Newlyn 18
Hepburn 23 lost Rokewood 30
Bungaree 28 drew Waubra 28
17&Under
Creswick 8 lost C/Linton 53
Gordon 27 def Daylesford 10
Clunes 8 lost Newlyn 47
Ballan 29 def Skipton 10
Learmonth 10 lost Springbank 32
15&Under
Beaufort 20 drew Dunnstown 20
13&Under
Beaufort 20 def Dunnstown 13
Ballan 33 def Skipton 7
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Double to Andy
& Kate at Yarra
Valley
Long Forest husband and

wife Andy & Kate Gath
snared a stable double at the
Yarra Valley trots on Monday June 15 classy Bettors
Delight/Lc Tricky colt Padrisimo taking the Pace for C1
class over 1650 metres and
4-Y-0 Jeremes Jet/Millpac
Maid entire Gowan Brae the
Pace for C4 & C5 class over
2150 metres.
Padrisimo was given a
charmed passage from the
pole trailing the pacemaker
Sheila Blige (gate four), before using the sprint lane to
gain the day by a neck over
the leader in a mile rate of
1-58.5. Illawong Lively finished third after racing without cover from gate three.
Gowan Brae led all of the
way from the pole to account
for Clancys Fobwatch (three
back the markers) which
flashed home out wide,
with Baccarat coming from
the tail of the field to finish
third. The winning margin
6.7 metres.
Melton trainer Doug Adams brought up two wins in

succession with It Is I/Classic Glenmar 6-Y-0 gelding
Glenmars Tiger by taking
the Pace for C0 class over
2150 metres.
(driver) were successful with

Muscle Hill/Adellas Dash
filly Glenferrie Burn in the
T0 or better class over 2190
metres at Shepparton on
Wednesday.
Not bustled at the start from
gate five, Glenferrie Burn
possied three back in the
moving line, with polemarker Lenient jumping to the
front as the tapes released.
Sent forward three wide
mid-race to park outside the
leader, Glenferrie Burn travelled easily for the rest of the
journey. Dashing to the front
on the final bend, Glenferrie
Burn registered a 5.3 metre
victory over the rank outsider Silver Memory (three back
the markers) and Lenient in
a mile rate of 2-06.6.
Andy and Kate Gaths 3-Y0 Bettors Delight/Kelly

Maguire gelding Burnaholeinmypocket had nothing
more than a stroll in the
park to land the Pace for
C1 class over 1690 metres at
Shepparton.
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little difficulty in obtaining
the lead from The Pix and
was never let go in defeating
The Pix by 12.5 metres in a
mile rate of 1-56.7. Del Rosario (three back the markers)
finished third after trailing
the pair.
Area winners at Geelong

on Thursday were Endsino
(Andy & Kate Gath) in the
Three Year Old Trotters and

Illawong Helios (Ross and
Greg Sugars) for 4-Y-0 Trotters. Both races over 2100
metres.
Meetings for the week:

Wednesday Geelong/
Bendigo, Thursday Maryborough/Ballarat, Friday
Melton, Saturday Shepparton, Sunday Swan Hill,
Monday Warragul, Tuesday Ararat.
Horses to follow: Lewis
Lane, Our Bold Lustre, Clancys Fobwatch, Westernview
Jack, Regal Ambition, Maybetothemax, Snip Of Grand,
Mallee Trapper, Social Fireball, Girls Go First, Cruisin
Around.
Friday 19 June, Tabcorp Park Melton Race 7 Winner: Shes Just A Delight (5). Trainer:
Kerryn Manning. Driver: Kerryn Manning. Photo: Stuart McCormick.
Dunnstown trainer/driver
David Murphy loves venturing to Horsham every time
they hold a meeting and was
victorious there on Wednesday, when Julius Caesar/
Sexy Lady filly Juliustigres
led throughout from gate
five in the Pace over 1700
metres, scoring by 1.6 metres in advance of Rainbow
Sue (three back the markers)
and Our Priddy Maid which
trailed the winner. The mile
rate 2-03.6.
Parwan duo Craig Demmler

(trainer) and Jodi Quinlan
Friday 19 June, Tabcorp Park Melton Race 8 Winner: On Thunder Road (13). Trainer:
Darren Hancock. Driver: Nathan Jack. Photo: Stuart McCormick.
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Mud bath match
By the time the Seniors got onto the

ground the surface made for a real
slog. But the Blues adapted quickly
and after the first quarter took control
of the match. The Emus could only
manage to score one goal in the other
three quarters with Ballan having all
the answers in the middle. Up forward
Aaron Speak and Zac Peoples were
unchallenged bagging nine goals
between them. In the middle Marcus
Crook and Mark Williams dictated the
game. A very solid win but next weeks
match will be a real test against Waubra
on their home ground.
Final Score - Ballan 12 14 86 def
Skipton 3 5 23
Best Z. Peoples, A. Speak, S.
Campbell, D. Nielsen, M. Williams, D.
Ismail
The Reserves were also at their best
and had winners across the ground.
Gordon v Daylesford
They relished the slippery conditions

and had runners like Michael Snaith
running his opponents ragged. Sam
Sims kept the backline together and, as
ever, Bernie Whelan was at his creative
best up forward. Whelan and Watts
collected nine goals between them. The
Blues will however need to be at their
best next week at Waubra . They sit
neck and neck on the league ladder.
Skipton 2 4 16
Best - E. White, M. Snaith, S. Sims, D.
Hamm, C. Despirt, B. Whelan
The Under 18s were also on top of
their game and held their opponents
goalless until the third quarter. Aaron
Pascoe was in all the hard contests
and ably assisted by Josh Layley. Up
forward Austin Bongart marked the
ball strongly and could not be stopped.
Mason Currie snuck up forward and
bagged his first goal of the year. The
Blues are coming good at the right
time of the year and could sneak into

the eight with a few wins over the next
month.
Skipton 1 5 11
Best - A. Pascoe, K. Swanson, J. Layley,
C. Brown, R. Bongart, A. Bongart
The Under 15s are also starting to come
good at the right part of the season and
could sneak into the eight. The Blues
runners, especially Jordan Botheras
and Evan Shaw, were a class above
their opponents on the day. Up forward
Jack McGregor was not troubled by
the muddy conditions and kicked
four goals for the day. Other notable
performances were from Corey Pascoe
and Lachlan Trickey but the team had
plenty of other contributors helping to
record the win.
Final Score : Ballan 9 11 65 def
Skipton 2 2 14
Best - E. Shaw, J. Crowe, L. Trickey, C.
Pascoe, J. Botheras, J. McGregor
The forward line saw most of the action

and Lucas Blazko, Tom Conroy, Kade
Winter and Brodie Shaw all worked
well together. New recruits for the club
this year featured in the goals with
Nick Maston kicking 5 goals and Reilly
Cording and Ethan Valentine kicking
three each.
Under 18
Amongst the Gordon mud the team
played a hard fought game despite being undermanned with only 16 players
on the field.
Best - Matt Spezza, Brody Phillips, Darby McGuigan.
Reserves
A good game to Daryl Perkins,
Luke Toohey, Ben Gilbert and Trav
Brown. Gary Busitil played well kicking six goals. Hopefully the current
form will hold well for next week
against Beaufort.
Seniors
A good four quarters of football by the
team with great pressure applied by
Daylesford. An outstanding game by
Ben Quinlan and Matt Raworth. There
were 15 goal scorers from the team.
Best - Chris McGuigan, Jaymes Gorman and Ash Munari.
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Rego A78079 Expiry Oct/15
$5,000 0419 753 299
Seniors
Bacchus Marsh (4) def Horsham (2)
Goals - Jayden Cott (3), Horsham own goal (1)
Under17
Bacchus Mrash (2) lost Warrnambool (3)
Goals - Jeremy Cinel (2)
Under 14c
Bacchus Marsh (0) lost Hoppers Crossing (2)
Under 13s
Bacchus Marsh Blue (1) lost Buninyong (4)
Goal - Nick Varela (1)
Under 11 Gold
Bacchus Marsh (0) lost Ballarat White (1)
Under 11 Blue
Bacchus Marsh (2) def Ballarat Red (0)
Gordon Football
Under 12
In wet and trying conditions, we saw
another outstanding performance by
the boys and girls who shared the ball
around and worked as a team.
Best - Clayton Winter, Jake McGuiness,
Kyla Thompson.
Under 15
It was a solid return to form for the
Eagles with a great display of team
work in wet and muddy conditions.
The boys shared the ball around and
made the most of their opportunities.
Sell your
Car here
$50
3 months
Bacchus Marsh Soccer
TOYOTA HILUX 2007

Workmate, 5sp manual,
202,525 kms, unleaded,
dual cab 6 seater, lockable
hard lid, 202,525 kms,
tinted windows, weather
shields, bonnet protector,
16inch rims, Reg Feb 2016
Priced at $9,999 ONO
Ph Danny- 0412 101 374
2008 ASTRA AH
Twin top, convertible,
4 spd auto, leather interior,
137,000 kms.
Rego 10/2015 (WRW660)
$15500 $11,000 with RWC
Ph: 0439 653 035
SOLD
86 PRATTLINE LOWTOW 16
Reverse cycle a/c, hydraulic
feet, original interior, Fiamma
awning, TV aerial, LED
lighting, electric brakes, new
wheels and tyres. Reg V25719
to 1/15 $8000 Ph: 5360 8208
06 HYUNDAI GRANDUER
One owner, 72,000kms
Excellent condition.
No Reg or RWC, crack in
windscreen $8000 ono
Ph: 0418 377 081
MAKE AN OFFER
TRAILER
6x4 steel floor
and jockey wheel
$480 MAKE AN OFFER
0401 014 237
or 0411 343 806
2001 AVAN
Registration N89446,
Sleeps 3, Electric Brakes,
Awning, 3 way fridge.
$11,000
Ph: 0411 343 806
SOLD
Ph: 5368 1966

All vehicles must supply registration numbers if registered and dealers to supply LMCT number.
MITSUBISHI DELICA VAN

1996, Set up for touring.
Sleeps 2, solar panel with
battery back up, 40 ltr fridge,
TV & ant. Reverse camera.
Reg til Oct 2014 (UTS 497).
VGC - $11,000
Ph 0412 885 848 or 9743 1857
TRAILER - Bobcat trailer,

landcruiser wheels, 4 wheel
brakes, 6 tonne hitch,
brakeaway system strongly
built (Reg G-18371) $6000
0418 377 081
REGAL POP TOP VAN 1993

136, 2 single beds,
microwave, 3-way fridge,
aircon, elec brakes, good
tyres, full annexe. EC.
Reg E08572 until 15/8/15.
$9,000 - 0429 108 175
MAKE AN OFFER
FORD UTE 1993 GLI

Longreach with canopy,
electric brakes, gas/petrol.
Registered Oct 2015 (FIY
941) - $4000 0401 014 237
or 0411 343 806
FARM MACHINERY
BERENDS EQUIPMENT
4 off set slasher (new) 3pl $980
Overun Clutch (for above) $90
Single tyne ripper 3pl $199
Rear loader bucker 3pl $399
All good working order
Sell separately (negotiable)
or the lot for $1600 (non
negotiable)
DON 0417 304 439
2005 ROYALE FLAIR MICRON

Pop Top, single axle 136x7
Double bed, 3 way fridge,
air conditioned, awning
and near new annexe, EC,
Rego R10538, $15,000 ono
Ph 0419 587 859
Sell your
Car here
$50
3 months
MASPORT GAS HEATER
Santa Fe, Flueless, never used,

474mm high x 660 wide x 443
deep $350 ONO. Ph: 5367 7902
Mob: 0459 020 354
Sell your
caravan
here $50
3 months
CELEBRATE THE
ARRIVAL OF OUR
NEW MODELS
WITH A
4 . 9 % PA#
COMPARISON RATE
36 MONTH LOAN. 20% DEPOSIT REQUIRED AND

M A X I M U M 3 0 % B A L L O O N F I N A L R E P A Y M E N T. # #
TRITON
OUTLANDER
ASX
YES, ITS A MITSI
NEW MITSUBISHI
OUTLANDER
FROM $30k-$48k DRIVE*
AWAY
Petrol or Diesel Engine Variants

2WD or 4WD Options
5 Seat & 7 Seat Models
5 Star Safety + 7 x SRS Airbags
Climate Control
Hill Start Assist
Reverse Camera & Sensors
CAPPED
PRICE SERVICING
*Prices Start at $30k - Outlander 2WD Manual
Motors Australia reserves the right to extend or modify these offers. Offers available on new vehicles purchased & delivered between 1 May and 30 June 2015. Excludes Govt., Rental & National Fleet buyers. See in dealership for full terms and conditions.
inand
White,
through
to - $48k Outlander 4WD
Finance is available only to approved applicants (excludes fleet, government and rental buyers) on 15.5 MY ASX, 16 MY Outlander and 16 MY Triton models under a consumer fixed loan with a minimum 20% deposit, maximum finance term of 36 months
a 30% maximum
balloon payment.
#
by 30 Diesel
June 2015 and
vehicles
must be delivered
by 30 June
2015.
Interest rate is 3.90% p.a. Comparison rate of 4.9%p.a. is based on a 5 year secured consumer fixed loan of $30,000. Credit criteria, fees and charges apply. Terms and conditions available on request. Offer running from 1 June 2015 to 30 June 2015. Applications for finance must be received
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/ 1 Year
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CAPPED
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Intervals
NEW ASX
Petrol or Diesel
2WD or 4WD Options
Climate Control
Hill Start Assist
Reverse Camera
Reversing Sensors
CAPPED
PRICE SERVICING
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5338 4000
Ballarat
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LMCT9931
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Finance
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dog campbed
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win a 600mm tool box
EOFY SPECIAL!! 10% off Pack Lots
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Ends 30 June 2015 (COD only)
Rural mix 12 pack $28.50 each
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Tuesday 23 June, 2015

Your Local News

Serving Ballan and district since 1872

Phone 5368 1966

Fax 5368 2764

The power of water

A $700,000 mini-hydro electricity generator

running costs by approximately $85,000 a

GAS DUCTED HEATING

projects - to harness the water into hydro

Barwon Waters Managing Director Joe

Your Local Air-conditioning Specialist

Ph: 5367 4964

HEATING & COOLING

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Fresh Tasmanian Atlantic

Hot Dog Rolls

Premium Marinara Mix

Proudly Australian owned and truly independent

Coca Cola Cans 30 x 375ml

2 for $35 price $1.55 per Litre

On sale Wednesday 24th June to Tuesday 30th June 2015

FOODWORKS BACCHUS MARSH

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Get active and

from four to eight weeks.

Farmers are being forced to

penalise those who pay the

Sunday 5th July, 11:30am

SUNDAY, MONDAY, WEDNESDAY

Tuesday 7th July

Tuesday 7th July, 12:30pm till 5:00pm

Come into the Stoneys

Present this coupon when ordering your meals

59 Grant Street, Bacchus Marsh

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Taking a journey through

The educational journey

Moorabool ratepayer dollars will now be spent with an

The first was to allow for certain purchases to be made

Cr Sullivan said that council already gives preference to

We are a local government authority and I know we do

If we buy something thats made in Australia it may not

Blinds & Awnings Carpet Vinyl

Ballan & District Chamber of Commerce

BUSINESS EXCELLENCE AWARDS 2015

41 Haddon Drive, Ballan

The Moorabool News 23 June, 2015 Page 5

Direct Farmers Market

Imperial Mandarins @ $2.29kg

The perfect snack food natural packaging,

Fresh from our Farm

Highly nutritious and a mild bitter-sweet flavour, its

Fruit & Veg Delivery Boxes

Just for Me: $20

More boxes available online

Product of the week:

This Weeks Recipe

A twist to an old family favourite. substitute your

A distinctively sweet taste, they are one of the

1kg bag Brown Onions @ $1.59ea

They are so good theyll make you cry! Add to

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