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Police
detective
framed

(Below) VicPol Chief Commissioner Graham Ashton congratulates Det. Kevin Carson in Melbourne (Photo Lisa Gervasoni) and (main) Detective Carson at the launch in Ballarat. (Photo Helen Tatchell)

By Kate Taylor
A portrait of former Moorabool resident
Kevin Carson has been entered in the 2017
Archibald Prize.
Detective Sergeant Carson, who recently
moved from Yendon, was painted by
Ballarat artist Mr Milivoj Micich.
The portrait was revealed last week at
the Victoria Police Museum by Chief
Commissioner Graham Ashton, and then
at Ballarat City Council.
Detective Sergeant Carson has been
a serving member for 40 years, and
is known for being involved with the
investigation into child sexual abuse
within the Catholic Church in Ballarat.
He is also known for his sense of humour
which was on show as he addressed
attendees at the unveiling of the portrait.
For those of you who said Im no oil
painting youre wrong.
The event MC was long-time friend Paul
Tatchell, a Moorabool councillor.
Its a very large portrait. It shows his
piercing eyes, and also his large hands
which is perhaps a fitting metaphor for
his protecting the people, Mr Tatchell
said.
He noted that Chief Commissioner
Ashton congratulated Detective Sergeant
Carson on his service.
He grew up in Western Victoria, and
hes a detective in Ballarat he would
have had to investigate people he knew
and thats the calibre of the man. Hes
very professional. Hes a very worthy
person to be painted, hes someone whos
dedicated his life to the police force - hes
good subject matter, Mr Tatchell said.
Mr Carson said he is truly honoured to
be a face for those men and their families
that are no longer with us, and was simply
doing his job.
I do not consider myself to be
exceptional. I consider the courage of
victims and their families as exceptional,
he said.
With the Royal Commissions findings
into Ballarat yet to be handed down, both
Mr Micich and Detective Carson hope this
portrait unites the Ballarat community
ensuring the pervasive abuse of children
highlighted by the Royal Commission
will never be allowed to occur again.
Mr Micichs aim is to be selected for
exhibition by the Trustees of the NSW Art
Gallery and to applaud the great man that
is Detective Kevin Carson.

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Tears, joy as jury delivers
not guilty verdict
By Jessica Howard
A Victoria Supreme Court
jury has found Maddingley
mechanic Christopher Trot-
ter not guilty of murder.
Mr Trotter had been on trial
since June 2 for the murder of
missing man Keith Foggin.
The two men were acquaint-
ed after Mr Foggin delivered
his 1979 XD Ford station
wagon to Maddingley Car
Care in 2012. The jury heard
Mr Trotter had been restor-
ing the vehicle over time.
Mr Foggin disappeared
on September 24, 2015. His
body has never been found.
Prosecutors allege Trotter
killed Foggin after the pair
fought over the station wag-
on, which had been reported
to police in the months
leading up to Mr Foggins
disappearance.
Crown Prosecutor Daryl
Brown said the accused had
lied about the progress of
the car to both Mr Foggin
and police, and had contin-
ued to lie to missing person
squad detectives throughout
the investigation.
However, defence counsel
Neil Hutton said the Crown
case was devoid of any real
evidence or substance.
The prosecution wants
News
you to accept that Mr Fog-
gin is dead without a body,
without a cause of death,
without an autopsy, without
a murder weapon, without
any inkling of how he was
killed, without any idea of
where the body is at all and
The Moorabool News 4 July, 2017 Page 3
dunger. Is that a really a
Keith Foggin.
motive for killing someone,
for murdering someone, be-
cause you couldnt produce
the car?
You might at the end of the
trial form the view that Mr
Trotter is a sloppy mechanic,
a lazy mechanic and maybe
a bit dishonest, but it is not
grounds for murder.
The jury announced their
not guilty verdict on Tues-
day (June 27) after almost
two days of deliberations.
Mr Hutton told The Moora-
bool News that the result
was a relief.
My clients instructions
were always that he had ab-
solutely nothing to do with
the disappearance or death
of Keith Foggin.
with no real evidence as to potential motive, stating that
The family is all relieved
how the body was disposed it was absurd for a murder to
and from what Ive heard
of, he said. arise from a simple dispute
from the family, [Mr Trot-
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Tell him hes

dreaming
By Oliver Powell

It was no souvenir that went straight to the pool room for

Christopher Castle, who chose to represent himself in the
Bacchus Marsh Court.
He was convicted for a collection of crimes committed
in 2015 and had to pay $3000 to the court fund, received a
$1500 fine on top of a two-year good behaviour bond and a
12-month licence disqualification.
The court heard Castle obtained property by deception and
various driving charges along with theft. Castle pleaded
guilty to all the charges, and attributed the crime spree to his
Methamphetamine problem.
In 2015, Castle advertised cheap car batteries on Facebook.
An unsuspecting victim ordered 30 and transferred $480.
After the payment communication began to falter, the victim
L-R: Jesse & Christine Clark with baby Maverick, Ty King with baby Madden, Damian Mrsic with baby Flynn Hendrix, Alo sent around a pickup crew but neither the batteries or the
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Hubba bubbas
message about the problem the accused said he had been in
a car accident and sent a picture to prove it. However, the
photo was date stamped 2011.
Shortly after that incident Castle was discovered on CCTV
at his old workplace breaking in and stealing loose change in
the office and a fundraising tin. Castle believed the $42 was a
sufficient payback for being f***ed over twice by [the boss].
By Jessica Howard The following day, Kathryn Mauger and Ty King became Police observed the accused intentionally skidding through
a roundabout at Derrimut on May 25, 2015 and upon being
proud parents to 3.08-kilogram Madden, while Jesse and
It took less than 24-hours for five bundles of joy to arrive into pulled over discovered Castle was unlicensed, and had been
Christine Clark welcomed baby Maverick, weighing
the world last month. since 2005. A month later (June 2015) police caught Castle
3.7-kilograms. driving unlicensed again.
Bacchus Marsh and Melton Regional Hospital saw the
delivery of six little bubs between 6am and 9pm on June 14 Erin Campbell and Damian Mrsic were delighted to Castle said the drug problem was behind him, and
and 15. announce the safe arrival of baby Flynn Hendrix, as was Alo represented himself because I just want this to be over;
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Bag is a good return

By Jessica Howard

A group of Bacchus Marsh

residents are fighting the
war on waste by limiting
their plastic bag use.
Louise Salt is one of 27 peo-
ple who have joined together
to make reusable boomer-
ang bags from recycled
materials.
Kristie Seketa MSC Regional Library Officer with the new look
The bags are aimed at re-
library van. Photo Helen Tatchell

New book look

placing the estimated 3.76
billion plastic shopping bags
that are disposed of in land-
fill sites throughout Austral-
ia every year.
Ms Salt said she heard about
the project in December last
year and had created the lo-
cal group through Facebook.
Boomerang Bags was
started by two women in
Queensland with the idea
being that each community
starts its own version of a
group in order to made a dif-
ference locally.
We do this by getting to-
gether and sewing bags out
of donated material that
would otherwise be thrown
away and re-using it with an
awesome new purpose, to be
a free reusable shopping bag
that people can use again
and again.
The Bacchus Marsh group
have so far held four month-
ly meetings at the Darley
Neighbourhood House.
GO PLASTIC BAGLESS - Wendy Ginnane, Jess Carter, Louise Salt (founder of Boomerang Bags),
Bronwyn Akers and Jennie Clark. Photo Lisa Comerford
The workshops have been
really positive, with people
both young and old gather-
ing together to furiously sew
for about three-hours, Ms
Salt said.
All the material has been
donated, with some fabrics
purchased or donated from
the Bacchus Marsh Hospital
Op Shop. As we are all vol-
unteers, we rely on these sort
of donations, but recycled
fabric is just another way
to reduce waste going into
landfill.
Ms Salt said while the bags
were useful for everyday
grocery shopping, the vol-
unteer group was also look-
ing to donate to local com-
munity groups and sporting
clubs.
I think there are lots of
places within our town-
ship where people are just
handing over plastic bags,
so we plan to engage with
local schools, libraries and
sporting clubs in the hope
that they can start to replace
plastic with our boomerang
bags.
A lot of them are actually
made out of some really cool
patterns, so people can also
make a donation, which can
help us pay for thread and
other materials.
Ms Salt said she hoped to
see more community mem-
bers join the boomerang
group, including males.
I think the word sewing
can deter some men, but
there are so many other jobs
involved in the project. We
really just want to see more
people who are interested
in reducing their plastic bag
use and we would love to see
more men become involved.
For more information, visit
Boomerang Bags Bacchus
Marsh at www.facebook.
com/388313804858310.
By Jessica Howard brary van was important for
residents unable to travel to
Moorabools rural library Ballan or Bacchus Marsh.
van is sporting a colourful Instead of missing out on
new look.
being able to borrow books
The mobile library service
or electronic media, these
was recently rebranded with residents receive the full
an external paint job by Bac- benefit of our service, he
chus Marsh graphic design
said.
company, The Design Bus.
Rural residents can reserve
The bright new look will aid
books online to pick up from
in increasing visibility and
the van, or peruse and bor-
awareness of the library ser-
row the large arrays of books
vice, which provides story
on board.
time activities and resources
Join Moorabool Shire Library
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Making it safe to play

By Jessica Howard

The Ballan community have dug deep into their pockets to

help fund a revamp of the old recreation reserve playground.
Ballan resident, Lori Conroy said the fundraising campaign
was aimed at replacing the dangerously outdated existing
playground.
There are parts of the current playground missing and
exposed; it really just needs to be torn down and replaced
with something suitable, she said.

A mix of
The Bacchus Marsh Choral Group. Photo Helen Tatchell
The old thing is definitely past its use by date.
Ms Conroy said the community had so far raised close to
$9,000 through donations, chocolate sales, raffles and an

SAFER THAN IT WAS Fundraiser facilitator for the
Recreation Reserve Lori Conroy and three of her six
children (L-R) Judd, Jordi and Jhett with the new bark,
making the playground safer until a new facility is purchased.
Photo Helen Tatchell
online GoFundMe campaign.
The whole community has been so fantastic. Everyone is
really willing to chip in and help support the project, she
said.
The Moorabool Shire have so far donated a little bit of
money too, which has enabled us to at least put down some
fresh bark beneath the existing playground. Its only a small
step, but it means that in the meantime, it will be a little bit
safer for our kids.
Ms Conroy said she hoped to raise close to $30,000 towards
the total project a goal that is so far definitely in sight.
We have two upcoming barbecue fundraisers and a barrel
night at the Commercial Hotel in Ballan to come. We plan
to raise a further $1,500 from those three events and that,
paired with what will hopefully be a Moorabool Shire grant
in August, should get us over the line.
We initially set a goal of $20,000, but after seeing how much
the community has got behind us, our target has grown.
The new playground is set to be completed by December or
January next year.
The fundraising barbecues will be held at the Ballan IGA on
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global tunes
By Jessica Howard
Music lovers will be taken on a round-the-world trip with
the Bacchus Marsh Choral Group this weekend.
The local choir will perform their annual mid-year concert,
with this years theme being, International Medley; around
the world in song and verse.
Chorister, Gillian Loughman says the performance will
cover a range of music genres that the audience will know
and enjoy.
The 20-member group have been rehearsing every
Wednesday night for 12-weeks.
The show will be held at St Andrews Uniting Church on
Gisborne Road and will be led by the groups new music
director, Steve Aldridge.
Ms Loughman said Mr Aldridge had been a valued member
of the choir for many years. He takes the reigns from
previous conductor Anne Evans.
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will be held at 3pm on Sunday July 9. Afternoon tea will be
provided.
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Guilty plea for
Murder in Marsh
By Jessica Howard
The man accused of mur-
dering Paul Hogan outside
his Labilliere Street home
in Bacchus Marsh will plead
guilty to the charge.
Daniel Josef Duhovic was
alleged to have shot Mr
Hogan in the head at point
blank range with a shotgun
on the morning of May 24
last year.
The 33-year-old appeared in
the Melbourne Magistrates
Court on Wednesday (June
26).
It is believed Duhovic was
enlisted to kill Mr Hogan by
26-year-old Hong Kong na-
tional Yu Tung Lo, who was
living at the Labilliere Street
address at the time.
The court heard Lo, also
known as Tracy, had told a
number of people that Mr
Hogan was abusive and she
wanted him dead.
Lo also appeared in court
but did not enter a plea.
Peter Alan Hughes, who
lived with Mr Hogan at the
time of the incident, told the
court that Ms Lo moved into
the Labilliere Street home in
early May, and that Mr Ho-
gan had assisted her in find-
ing employment at a local
lettuce farm.
He said Mr Hogan had
made plans to marry Ms
Lo, with a marriage cel-
ebrant visiting the house on
May 23. However, later that
day, an argument erupted
between the pair over text
messages Hogan found on
Ms Los mobile phone.
Mr Hughes said text mes-
sages revealed Ms Lo had
been speaking with her ex-
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Detectives and police near the scene in Labilliere St Bacchus Marsh last Tuesday. INSET a floral tribute to Paul Hogan from work colleagues at the Noodle Lovers shop where he was
Murder in Marsh
a casual delivery driver. Photos Helen Tatchell
By Jessica Howard It is also alleged Duhovic shot the victim at point- They werent arguing. When I later heard there had
blank range at the request of Yu Lo. The pair appeared been a shooting on that street, I remembered that I had
A Bacchus Marsh man has been fatally shot in the in Melbourne Magistrates court on Thursday, each seen them standing outside the house.
driveway of his Labilliere Street home, in broad
charged with one count of murder. The area was cordoned off for over eight hours.
daylight. A Maddingley resident who ran past the Labilliere In the days following Mr Hogans death, tributes
Emergency services were called to the property just Street property just moments before the incident, flowed into Bacchus Marsh Noodle Lovers, where he
before 8:20am on Tuesday (May 24) after the victim, said he saw a female of Asian appearance and a man was employed as a delivery driver.
who was sitting in his vehicle, sustained a gunshot standing outside the house at around 8am. Members of the community also took to social media
wound to the head.
boyfriend, Daniel Duhovic. Friends and colleagues of
I was jogging past and I saw an Asian lady standing to pay their respects.
The man, identified by police as 48-year-old Paul outside with another guy, I think he might have been What a tragic and sad case of affairs. No one wins
Hogan, died at the scene. [the victims] flat mate, not the shooter. They had a here; a family have lost a dad and another family will
He said Mr Hogan referred Lo said she was living with
His alleged girlfriend, 26-year-old Yu Tung Lo, was whole heap of boxes and bags, I thought she might have be grieving over the choice their loved one made.
arrested by Homicide Squad detectives on Wednesday been going overseas or something. Breaks my heart, a post read.
night alongside a 33-year-old Thornbury resident The resident, who wished to remain anonymous, said Daniel Duhovic and Yu Tung Lo will reappear in court
to Ms Lo as a f***ing liar Mr Hogan in order to com-
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erty, a silver 4WD pulled up relationship with Mr Hogan,
to the house. who was described as being
He said a man, believed to jealous and angry.
be Duhovic, approached the
In the days prior to Mr Ho-
vehicle with a shotgun and
gans death, witnesses said
pointed it directly at Mr Ho-
gans head. Ms Lo was attempting to
find an alternative place to
Mr Hughes said he heard
live, as she was tired of argu-
Mr Duhovic fire a shot as
a window of the vehicle ing with the deceased.
shattered. Lo will reappear in court in
The witness jumped out August.
of the car and ran about Duhovic will appear in the
30-40-metres before ap- Supreme Court before Jus-
proaching a nearby resident tice Jane Dixon on October
and calling triple-zero. 20.
*Conditions apply
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Healthy grants
boost activity
By Kate Taylor
Four Moorabool sporting clubs have a share
in $10,000 funding for minor projects.
The money comes as part of the latest
round of VicHealths Active Club Grants, an
initiative to encourage more Victorians to get
physically active.
The Darley Junior Football/Netball Club
will receive $3,000 to buy uniforms and pay
affiliation fees.
Local members Geoff Howard and Jaala
Pulford announced the funding.
We want to support locals to get active and
embrace a healthy lifestyle, no matter what
age, gender or ability, Mr Howard said.

The Ballan Bowling Club will receive $2,000
to buy three sets of lawn bowls, shade covers
and advertising.
The Bacchus Marsh West Golf Club will
receive $2,925 to buy golf driver kits and to
enrol three members in a gold instructor
program.
The Bacchus Marsh Soccer Club will receive
$2,078 to buy soccer sets, womens shin pads,
socks, goal-keeper gloves, uniforms and
soccer balls.
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Ms Pulford said the grants will help more
Moorabool residents to make physical
activity part of their day-to-day life.
Due to a lack of time, lack of confidence,
and societal pressures, many local people
just arent fitting the recommended amount
of physical activity into their week. With
these grants, local sport clubs will be able
to deliver a wider range of opportunities for
everyone to get active, regardless of ability,
Ms Pulford said.

Moorabool Shire Council

NOTICE OF ORDINARY MEETING OF COUNCIL NEW LOOK RURAL LIBRARY VAN
The next Ordinary Meeting of Council will be held tomorrow, Wednesday 5 July, 2017 Moorabool Shire Libraries is proud to launch our re-branded Rural Library Van.
in the James Young Room, Lerderderg Library, 215 Main St, Bacchus Marsh, commencing at To celebrate, we are hosting a special morning tea and craft activities for our on route
5.00pm. communities:
Members of the public are most welcome to attend. Tuesday 4 July, 2017:
Dunnstown, Recreation Reserve 10.00am to 11.00am
EMPLOYMENT Bungaree General Store - 11.30am to 12.30pm
Council invites applications for the existing vacancies: Gordon Hall- 2.00pm to 3.30pm
Occasional Care Team Leader Permanent Part-Time Wednesday 5 July, 2017:
Applications close Friday 7 July 2017 Blackwood Hall - 1.30pm to 2.30pm
Leisure Centre Services Ofcer Casual Applications close Friday 7 July 2017 Come down, bring the kids and take a look at what services we provide.
Team Leader Urban Amenities Full-Time position
Applications close on Friday 14 July 2017 TREE INSPECTIONS & PRUNING WORK
Grant Street, Bacchus Marsh
All details available from the website: www.moorabool.vic.gov.au
Monday 3 July Friday 14 July 2017
LIBRARIES Council will be undertaking aerial inspections and tree pruning works along Grant Street,
BOOK CHATS Bacchus Marsh.
Calling all booklovers to join in the conversation! The works are scheduled to commence on Monday 3 July and are anticipated to be
A book chat is just that a relaxed chat about the books youre reading or have read. completed by Friday 14 July. The works will be carried out between the hours of 8.00am
Share your reading experiences with like minded people over some light refreshments. and 5.00pm on weekdays.
New participants are warmly welcomed. All efforts will be made to minimise trafc impacts, whilst ensuring the safety of workers,
Lerderderg Library: Second Wednesday of each month @10am pedestrians, motorists and the general public.
Ballan Library: Second Friday of each month @2pm For further information or assistance, please contact Customer Service on 5366 7100.

SCHOOL HOLIDAY PROGRAM TENDER

Winter School Holidays are fast approaching. Moorabool Shire Council invites tenders for the following contracts:
Visit www.moorabool.vic.gov.au/libraries to book your sessions. Tender Number Tender Description
Highlights include NAIDOC Week festivities, RooKeepers Wildlife Show, scrapbooking, childrens C02 2017/2018 Swimming Pools Refurbishment Works
animated musical comedy movie and sand art. Tender documents and full details of this notice will be available on Friday 30 June 2017 at
www.tenderlink.com/moorabool

Moorabool Shire Council: PO Box 18, Ballan VIC 3342 Telephone: 03 5366 7100 Facsimile: 03 5368 1757 CEO: Rob Croxford
Email: info@moorabool.vic.gov.au Web: www.moorabool.vic.gov.au Facebook: Moorabool Shire Council Twitter: @mooraboolshire
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Police Rounds
Ballan has once again been the target of an Inglis on Friday 23 June at approximately
attempted burglary. 7.20am.
Entry was made in to the Ballan Bowling It is alleged the male driver was in a silver or
Club on Friday 23 June, but nothing was grey coloured Mitsubishi sedan vehicle
stolen. Please direct any information to the Ballan
Sgt Michael Kearnes (Officer in Charge Police Station on 5368 1303 or Crime Stoppers
Ballan) said the community is asked to be on 1800 333 000.
vigilant after a number of suspicious loiters,
minor thefts and an attempted burglary in
the Ballan township.
Please report any suspicious activity in
the first instance via 000 to ensure a speedy
police response, he said.

Stranger Danger Police are requesting
assistance from the community after a
student was followed from Edols Street to

Girls to kick Aus Sport funding available

By Jessica Howard
Local girls will now have even more
opportunities to play football thanks to an
All Girls AusKick program.
Starting in term three, the program is an
exciting initiative of AFL Goldfields aimed
at increasing AFL participation by females
throughout the region.
AusKick sessions will be held in Gordon,
Melton and Ballarat.
AFL Goldfields female football manager,
Krista Woodroffe said the program would
provide opportunities for girls to be educated
on the fundamentals of football through fun,
energetic activities.
With the growth of our female football
competition from 21 teams to 38 currently, it
is important that AFL Goldfields assist in the
development of young potential footballers,
she said.
Our All Girls Auskick centres are a way to
promote football to young girls at community
level and hopefully inspire them enough to
want to continue to play with a club with in
the region.
All Girls AusKick sessions will commence
in Gordon on Friday, August 21 and finish on
Friday, August 25. Sessions will take place at
Gordon Primary School from 4pm.
For more details and registrations, please
contact Krista Woodroffe at krista@
aflgoldfields.com.au or 0400 546 400.
More people in Moora-
bool will be able to play the
sports they love, with the
State Government set to ex-
pand the popular Sporting
Club Grants Program.
The Labor Member for
Western Victoria, Jaala Pul-
ford, has encouraged appli-
cations from local clubs and
community organisations
for the next round of the
program.
The Sporting Club Grants
Program gives clubs the
chance to secure grants to
buy new sports uniforms
and equipment, or to expand
the skills of coaches and
officials.
Grants of up to $750 are
available for travel and up
to $1,000 to buy new team
uniforms or equipment. In
addition, grants of up to
$2,000 are available to ex-
pand the skills of coaches
and officials.
Clubs can also receive up
to $5,000 for initiatives that
strengthen their operations
and grow their membership.
I encourage clubs in Moor-
abool to make the most of
this support and apply on-
line now for new uniforms,
better equipment or training
for their coaches, Ms Pul-
ford said.
Applications for the Sport-
ing Club Grants Program
opened on June 19 and close
on July 19 2017. For more in-
formation or to apply online,
visit www.sport.vic.gov.au

Environmental Opinion
TOM

with Tom Kingston

Mine more coal;

In a recent opinion piece, I
concluded by making refer-
ence to this years Federal
Budget. As I said in the arti-
cle there was no mention at
all of climate change, any-
where in the Budget. It was
as if the government thought
that if they didnt mention it
in the Budget then it would
all go away. I would like to
revisit this years Federal
Budget this week, among
other things.
Hidden deep within this
years budget papers was
the revelation that the Cli-
mate Change Authority had
been stripped of almost two-
thirds of its funding and
confirmation that it will be
wound up. The only men-
tion of energy security was
in the wider context of pres-
sures on the cost of living for
Australians.
but protect the reef
Yet, funding for the envi-
ronment budget has been
cut 14 per cent since the Coa-
lition formed government in
2014. Under this budget, it is
predicted the cut could be
up to 27 per cent by 2020.
New energy related meas-
ures in this budget include a
focus on increasing gas pro-
duction, taking out the most
funding with $86.3 million.
This sum will cover $19.6
million to increase gas mar-
ket transparency and over
$30 million for discovery
of new potential gas stores.
Now there will be added
pressure on those states who
oppose coal seam gas to not
spoil the party but go all out
for gas, gas and more gas.
On the renewable energy
front, $6.2 million is going to
support the Solar Communi-
ties program which supports
food rescue charities and
other community groups to
install solar to reduce their
emissions and save on en-
ergy costs. Theres also $110
million being set aside for
Turnbulls Snowy Hydro 2.0
and a hefty investment into a
solar thermal project in Port
Augusta.
The Great Barrier Reef will
receive $1 billion after the
worst coral bleaching season
in history was reported late
last year.
Despite this, its clear an
overwhelming focus in envi-
ronmental funding is on ex-
ploration and harvesting of
gas for Australias future in
energy. It seems to me to be
rather short sighted to place
money into environmental
conservation projects, such
as the reef fund, without
first actively attempting to
treat the cause of the coral
bleaching our fossil fuel
emissions.
That is enough on the fed-
eral (let us all ignore the
climate crisis we are liv-
ing in), budget. I think the
Moorabool Environment
Group (MEG) is to host, or
already has hosted, the vid-
eo Guardians of the Galilee
about the threatened beauti-
ful natural environment of
Queenslands Galilee Basin.
Guardians of the Galilee cap-
tures the raw beauty of the
Queensland outback, where
Adanis mine threatens es-
sential water resources, and
so much more. Presented
by Queensland born actor
Michael Caton, Guarding
the Galilee is a 30 minute
documentary on the battle to
stop the biggest coal mine in
Australian history, Adanis
Carmichael project. In case
you missed the MEG show-
ing, the documentary is
available at no cost for com-
munity screenings. Why not
organise a screening in your
community? Support the
Stop Adani movement and
help save the Reef!
According to the coal lobby-
ists such as Tony Abbott, the
Galilee mine will employ
10,000. According to Adanis
own calculations the figure
is closer to 1,450. And that
is before automation takes
over. Let us settle for the
figure of 1,450. Recently the
ABC obtained a confidential
report, commissioned by a
major coal company with
assets in NSW, which shows
competition from Adanis
Queensland mine would re-
duce exports from Austral-
ias largest coal terminal at
the port of Newcastle by 11
to 12 million tonnes a year
equivalent to the output of a
Hunter Valley coal mine em-
ploying about 1,400 people.
So it appears that in these
coal stakes it is NSW against
Queensland. The State of
Origin games now take on
a much more sinister mean-
ing. NSW State of Origin
team loses 1400 jobs in coal
while Queensland State of
Origin team looks set to gain
1450 jobs in coal. Win for the
Qld team by 70 jobs.
The overall result of this
State of Origin game is a
tragic loss for the planet
and all on it. The only jobs
left will be in repairing the
damage, for those lucky to
survive the game.
What is your opinion?
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Where does the truth lie?

By Kate Taylor
There was more than one
reason that the last meet-
ing of council was special,
and left the minutes read-
ing more like the script for a
Monty Python skit.
The Special meeting was
called for council to officially
receive budget submissions -
32 in total.
I called Cr Toohey and
he didnt answer so I left a RATES farmers pay eight times more
message, Mr Howard told
Balliang East farmer Kate Sharkey, one of more than
the Moorabool News after the
meeting.
20 farmers who attended the meeting, pointed out that
council had chosen not to review an important document
Principal Cowan told the
relating to rates and drew a comparison to little kids.
meeting he is astonished
Ive found striking similarities to school camp on coming
that the Dicker St improve-
to council, she told the meeting.
ments for out the front of the
school were not included in Camp is about developing inner qualities in young
people, leadership, problem solving, looking after your
the draft budget a senti-
mates, respect above all. I dont feel this at council.

Centenary of child care

By Helen Tatchell
It was 100-years ago in Rich-
mond the first Maternal and
Child Health centre opened,
due to the concern regard-
ing unacceptably high infant
mortality rates.
It would be 22-years later in
Bacchus Marsh the first ser-
vice commenced at the Shire
Hall in 1939, with the help of
the Country Womens Asso-
ciation (CWA).
Councillor John Keogh
(East Ward) officially opened
the 1917-2017 commemora-
tive display at the Lerder-
derg Library, celebrating
100-years of Maternal and
Child Health.
The issues facing families
have changed over the years
and the importance of this
service to women, children
and families remains and
today, council is providing
services to dads and sup-
porting them in their very
important role in childrens
lives.
The first purpose built
Infant Welfare Centre, as
they were known then, was
officially opened in 1957
in Young Street Bacchus
Marsh, staffed by Sister
Smith. There was also a kin-
dergarten at the site and is
where the Young St Kinder-
garten is today.
I believe the nursing pro-
fession is the cornerstone of
any community health ser-
vice, Cr Keogh concluded.
The current Maternal and
Child Health team worked
alongside the Bacchus Marsh
& District Historical Society
spoke to Geoff on this issue,
to put together a fascinating
collection of images, mile-
stones and memorabilia over
the past century. The display
will be at the Lerderderg Li-
brary until 20 July.
But centre stage was stolen
by a councillor who told a
lie; a member of the public
who likened council to the
kids she had just taken on
school camp; and another
councillor who suggested
that school teachers become
lollipop ladies.
Most of the controversy was
around the Gordon Primary
School, which as 26 submis-
sions, two speakers, and
the school Principal Russel
Cowan all pointed out, has
a dangerous parking prob-
lem due to rapid growth and
lack of road and footpath
funding.
Woodlands Ward Council-
lor Pat Toohey told the meet-
ing he had spoken with local
member Geoff Howard on
the phone about the issue.
It was only two hours ago I
to see if we could get match-
ing funding for internal and
external (parking) at the
same time, Cr Toohey said.
The only problem is, he
hadnt.
ment echoed by parents,
explaining that there are
daily near-misses, with the
schools over 100 students
being dropped off and
picked up in a chaotic choke
point due to lack of parking.
A severe accident is a mat-
ter of when, not if, his sub-
mission stated.
A concept plan to upgrade
car parking on Dicker St was
prepared by council, but de-
sign and construction was
not funded in the budget at
the meeting, a council officer
provided a very rough cost
estimate of $200,000 for the
total project.
Mr Howard advised that
council has the sole respon-
sibility of upgrading parking
on the road, but did say that
he has asked the Principal
Cowan to forward internal
car parking cost estimates
once the road and footpaths
have been upgraded.
A council response on the
issue noted that VicRoads
Primary producers are why I am here educate yourself
on the issue justify to me why you cant review important
documents as the Rating strategy?
You tell me you will do an internal review how do I know
you will? $100,000 to look at a rating strategy? $100,000?
You are bound by state government legislation we know
that because you keep telling us that. A problem that is
not going away. $100,000 cant change legislation so,
why do it? Treat your ratepayers like you would like to be
treated yourselves.
We are already paying eight times more than average
ratepayer, Ms Sharkey concluded.
may be set to approve to just an empty paddock on
40kmph limits for surround- the other side and the an-
ing streets. nual cost of a supervisor was
Meanwhile, East Ward stated to be $18,000 per year.
Councillor John Keogh Cr Keogh then asked if
floated the idea of a special the school teachers could
charge for Gordon residents be trained to be crossing
to account for the Dicker St supervisors.
upgrade, but a council of- I dont think they want
ficer told the meeting that he to be a crossing supervi-
could not recommend going sor, theyve done five years
down that path. of university.., Principal
The idea of putting up a Cowan responded.
supervised crossing across The budget will go before
Dicker St was also raised this weeks council meeting
even though it would lead (July 5) for adoption.

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Text messages prove lies

By Oliver Powell
A local Bacchus Marsh
woman has been ordered
to complete 250-hours of
community service and had
her licence suspended for
12-months, for a string of
charges between March and
May this year.
Kylie Hill began her crime
escapade in March, with
a charge of Failing to Stop
on Police Direction. Police
noticed her driving irration-
ally as she entered the APCO
service station in Bacchus
Marsh, and when they fol-
lowed her into the car park
she proceeded to drive off at
pace.
The court heard she fled
from police at an estimated
80-90km/h in a 50km/h
zone. The police finally de-
cided to discontinue their
pursuit on the main street,
believing that the accused
would not stop. They found
that the car was leased in
the accused name, and when
they questioned her she
stated that she was at home
at the time and someone else
was driving. She was later
discovered to be the driver
of the vehicle by CCTV,
which she later admitted to,
saying the passenger told
her to drive off or he would
do five years.
The court also heard that
on April 14 this year, a sto-
len car was located on Ms
Hills property. Ms Hill said
she didnt know whose car
it was, she was just getting
her smokes out of it. It was
found the registration plates
on the car were stolen from
Tullamarine a few months
prior.
Hill was also found guilty
of Perjury, due to her inac-
curate statement given to
police about a car crash in-
volving a car she had leased
from a NSW based company.
In the Bacchus Marsh court,
Hill claimed that someone
entered her unlocked house,
took the keys and the car
and drove off. Several days
later in an unrelated incident
a friend of the accused was
arrested, and her cell phone
seized. On the phone police
discovered text messages
between the accused and
her friend that prove that Ms
Hill knew her former part-
ner was driving the car. In
her statement to police, Hill
said she was telling the truth
and doesnt remember send-
ing the messages.
The accused attributes the
crimes to a misplaced sense
of loyalty to her former
partner, who had a metham-
phetamine problem.
The court heard she is
moving forward with her
life, by breaking ties with
the former partner, and be-
ginning an 18-month child-
care course.

WHATS ON
The Whats On section is for non-profit community organisations. All free events submitted will be considered for FREE publication at the Editors discretion.
Advertising of AGMs in this section will only appear if a paid public notice also appears in the classifieds section, as per the constitution of Business & Consumer
Affairs for incorporated groups.
Bacchus Marsh Uniting Church Parish
ADULT EDUCATION Services - St Andrews 9.30am every Sunday. Pentland Hills 2pm 1st Sunday of month. Family
Ballan & District Community House: Rear Mechanics Hall, Ballan. Term 2 program OUT messy Church, 4.30pm (4th Sunday of month). Enquiries - 5367 2543 (office).
NOW. All enquiries, bookings, classes & venue hire - call 5368 1934 . Holy Trinity Anglican Church - Bacchus Marsh
Darley Neighbourhood House & Learning Centre Service Times - Bacchus Marsh - Sunday 8.30am & 10am; Balliang - 2nd Sunday 10.30am, 4th
33-35 Jonathan Drive Darley. Short courses and classes. BM & District Photography Club - Sunday 9am. Myrniong 1st & 3rd Sunday 11am. Enquiries 5367 5362
Meetings 2nd & 4th Wednesday of month, 7.30pm. Enquiries welcome. Phone 5367 4390 Church of the Living God
Melton South Community Centre Christian youth ministry and bible teaching. 2nd Sunday of every month, 5pm. Open to all
Term 2 Program - out now. Bookings and enquiries call 9747 8576. ages. At 14 Darcy St Maddingley. Enq 0408 260 727.
The Laurels Bacchus Marsh Community College Bacchus Marsh Baptist Church
229 Main Road, Bacchus Marsh. Courses and classes. Enquiries & enrolments - 5367 1061. Sundays, 10:30am, Worship Service and Childrens Program. Phone 5367 6550 for more details.
Our Lady Help of Christians Korobeit: Mass every Saturday 6.30pm.
MEETINGS Golden Harvest Christian Fellowship
Non denominational - Prayer every Sunday 10am, Mens KYB Monday evenings 6pm. Ladies
St Andrews Playgroup Bacchus Marsh KYB Wednesday 1pm. Further details 0429 681 566.
(Behind St Andrews Church) Cnr Gisborne Rd & Lerderderg St Bacchus Marsh. Monday- Bacchus Marsh Life Church: Meeting 10am every Sunday at the BM College Drama Room,
Friday 9am, 11am, 1pm & 3pm. Enquiries Cindy 0433 651 066. in Grant Street. Enquiries Pastor Merv - 0412 290 036.
Moorabool Mission Recovery Group St Bernards Bacchus Marsh Catholic Church
Struggling with addiction; Pain from the past; family member out of control? Mass Times Saturday- 5pm; Sunday 8.30am & 10am.
Meeting weekly - Wednesday, 12.30pm Jean Oomes Room, Lerderderg Library, Bacchus
Marsh. Enq- Pastor Merv Patton 0412 290 036.
Ballan Playgroup
9am to 3pm
Every Tuesday of school Term. St Johns Anglican Church Hall- 9:30-11:30am.
Enquiries - 0409 681 138 Anna or 0421 905 558 Tamsin.
Bacchus Marsh & District Garden Club
Meeting 2nd Tuesday of each month, 7.30pm at The Laurels, 229 Main St Bacchus Marsh.
Guest Speakers. Supper after each meeting. All Welcome. Enquiries - Wendy 5367 4170.
Ballan Anglers Inc
Meeting second Wednesday every month. Hudsons Hotel, 7.30pm. More anglers and families
needed and welcome 0400 003 936.
Rose-Carers of Maddingley Park: Working Bees every 3rd Wednesday & Sunday of each
month. All welcome. Enquiries - 0418 171 119.
Bacchus Marsh Family Drug Support Group
For Family Members who have a loved one affected by drugs. Enquiries - 1300 660 068.
Alanon Support Group - for families of alcoholics proudly supported by
Meets at 10.30am on the 1st and 3rd Tuesdays of each month at the Uniting Church Hall,
Gisborne Road, Bacchus Marsh. Enq - 0421 222 717.
Lal Lal Moorabool Photographic Group Inc: Meeting 3rd Wednesday each month, 7pm.

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Soldiers Memorial Hall, Lal Lal. Enquiries 5341 7535.

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Footscray Poultry Club (at Bacchus Marsh)

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Meetings held 2nd Sunday of month, 2pm. Poultry Pavilion. Racecourse Rec. Reserve,
Balliang-Bacchus Marsh Rd, Bacchus Marsh. All welcome Peter 0428 112 295.

MARKETS
Ballan Lions Club Market Select Australia
Next market Saturday 5 August. First Saturday each month - Inglis St, Ballan 9am-1pm. AFL Goldfields Holiday
Enquiries 0402 390 080 (Wayne). Camps
Darley Market
Saturday 15 July, 1pm. 1st & 3rd Saturday each month at Darley Park Football Reserve.
Enquiries 0488 345 145 (Alan).
Ballan Farmers Market
Next Market Saturday 8 July, 9am-1pm. 2nd Saturday each month, Mill Cottage car park.
Enq 0498 361 291 or 0490 114 130.
$40
CHURCH Tuesday 11th July
Anglican Parish of West Moorabool
Bacchus Marsh Leisure Centre, Bacchus Marsh
Ballan, Bungaree, Morrisons and Gordon
Service Times Sunday 9 July - St Johns Bungaree, 9am; St Johns Ballan, 11am; St Marks in Participants to bring own lunch & water bottle.
the pub Gordon, 5pm. Enquiries - Glen Wesley on 5368 2730 for more details. All participants receive a packet of select footy cards and an
Catholic Parish of Gordon: Mass Times - Saturday 8 July Springbank 6.30pm. Sunday 9 album
July - Bungaree 8.45am; Ballan 10.30am.
Ballan Uniting Church (St. Pauls) REGISTER NOW AT
Services 1st, 2nd & 3rd Sundays 11.15am. 4th Sunday 9.30am Reflective Worship.
B3 Community: Focused, family friendly church with a difference. Services every 2nd & 4th
www.aflvicholidayprograms.com.au
Sundays at Avenue Bowling Club, Main St, Bacchus Marsh.
Bacchus Marsh Christian Church: Sunday Services 10am with kids program. 222 Main St, Like us on Facebook at facebook.com/aflvicholidayprograms and follow us on Twitter @
AFLVIC_HolProg to keep up to date with the latest news, competitions and photos.
Bacchus Marsh. Enquiries 9028 2622. www.bacchusmarshcc.org
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Cute Cottage in Bacchus Marsh Central Auction is

flavour of
the month
Joseph Walton
President, Reiv
36 McFarland St, Bacchus Marsh While the majority of the
states property transactions
Price: $395,000 $410,000 are conducted by private
This Cute 3 bedroom home is situated in an outstanding
treaty, regional Victoria has
location in town. Within walking distance to the Village
experienced a record num-
Shopping Centre, Bacchus Marsh Primary, St Bernards
ber of auction sales in the
Primary School and public transport. This home has been
past three months.
well maintained with internal and external painting, recent
additions including; a new roof, refreshed bathroom, and New REIV data shows auc-
the added bonus of ducted heating and a reverse cycle air tion sales were at an all-time
conditioner for convenience. As you walk outside on to high in March, April and
May with regional vendors
your large under cover deck you will be able to appreciate
seeing strong results under
the landscaped gardens. With the Convenience of a single
the hammer this autumn.
carport connected to the home and car access to the back yard
to a good size garage with power. So if you are looking for a In March, more than 185
home to live in, or a solid investment in a great location then homes sold at auction in
give us a call today for your inspection. country Victoria with a
clearance rate of 70 per cent
recorded.
Sales under the hammer
were 21 per cent higher than
the previous record for the
month of March, which was
set in 2015 when 156 homes
sold at auction.
Regional auction sales in
April were also up by more
than 20 per cent with just
over 200 homes selling.
The previous record for
the month was set last year
when 164 homes sold under
the hammer.
More homes than ever be-
fore sold at auction in May
with 180 sales 20 more
homes than the previous
2015 record.
Overall, 33 per cent more
homes sold under the ham-
mer in regional Victoria this
autumn than in 2015, when
the previous record was set
and 429 homes sold.
Vendors in East Geelong
have experienced the strong-
est results at auction this
year with every property
that went to auction selling.
The suburb has held 24 auc-
tions this year, 19 of which
were in autumn.
Nearby Belmont also re-
corded strong results at
auction this autumn with
46 homes selling under the
hammer from 58 auctions
a 79 per cent clearance rate.
High autumn auction sales
were also seen in Torquay
and Geelong West, where 32
and 31 homes sold respec-
tively. Both recorded clear-
ance rates of above 80 per
cent.
Other regional towns expe-
riencing solid results under
the hammer include High-
ton and Newtown, with 26
sales; Echuca, with 19 sales;
and Hamlyn Heights, with
18 auction sales.
For weekly auction results
and median house prices,
visit reiv.com.au.

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Bacchus Marsh 435 Werribee Vale Road 3 2 2 Bacchus Marsh 36 McFarland Street 3 1 2

Impressive Home on 2 acres
This impressive property is in a quiet
rural location, yet only 5 minutes
drive to Bacchus Marsh main street
shops, schools & train station. Easy
access to freeway, 50 minutes to CBD,
expansive north facing living areas,
wide verandahs, & extensive outdoor
entertainment area. Lovely valley views
overlooking market gardens to be
enjoyed.
Private Sale Cute Cottage in Bacchus Marsh Central Private Sale
This cute 3 bedroom home is situated
Price $749,000 in an outstanding location in town. Price $395,000 $410,000
Inspect Saturday 12.0012.30pm Within walking distance to the Village Inspect Saturday 11.0011.30am
Shopping Centre, Primary Schools
Ofce 2/137 Main Street, and public transport. Well maintained Ofce 2/137 Main Street,
Bacchus Marsh 5367 8128 with internal and external painting. Bacchus Marsh 5367 8128
Recent additions include a new
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single carport connected to the home
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Great views with plenty of natural Positioned on a large corner block
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effortless functionality, a choice of Inspect By appointment generous living areas, open plan Inspect By appointment
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Central Location Land 742m2 Private Sale Well Loved Property Land 650m2 Private Sale
This immaculately presented home This well loved property is perfect
is situated in a quiet and well sort Price $429,000 Price $379,000
for the rst home buyer or investor.
after street within the Bacchus Marsh Inspect By appointment Situated in a quiet court on a Inspect By appointment
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Arbee Real Estate

FOR SALE 2 Sixth Mews, Bacchus Marsh FOR SALE 15 Madden Drive, Bacchus Marsh
3 2 1 3 1 1

Have A Look At This Little Gem Its All About Location

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entry level home buyer or investor. Featuring 3 bedrooms, the main dining area, kitchen with a meals area, and a large enclosed sunroom

SOLD SOLD
bedroom with ensuite & WIR. The remaining bedrooms have BIRs. across the back. The lounge is serviced by a gas heater and there is a
Lounge, kitchen, dining & living areas tastefully decorated. There is wall a/c in the kitchen. Externally there is an oversized single garage
ducted heating & split system cooling installed for year round comfort. with roller door & a nice front veranda to admire the views.
INSPECT Saturday 17th June 11.00-11.30am INSPECT By appointment
FOR SALE $335,000 FOR SALE $345,000
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FOR SALE 14 Currington Cres, Bacchus Marsh FOR SALE 105 Wittick Street, Bacchus Marsh
4 2 2 3 2 1

Luxury Family Living At Its Best Calling All Investors or First Home Buyers!
Spacious near new home on 691sqm approx. 4 generous bedrooms, 3 Excellent 3 bedroom, 2 bathroom home close to Childcare & shops.
with WIRs, 1 with BIR, master ensuite inc. bath, dbl shower, dbl vanity Lounge which has a reverse cycle split system a/c & beautiful

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and sep toilet. Study/5th bed, large separate rumpus, quality open laminate flooring. Master bedroom with WIR & en, & bedrooms 2 & 3
plan kitchen/meals/living area with stone benchtops, dbl oven, gas have WWC & BIRs. Kitchen with wall oven & dishwasher, and adjoins
hotplates & WIP. 2 car garage, ducted heating & cooling & swim spa. the meals/dining area. Fully covered alfresco and single garage.
INSPECT Saturday 10th June 12.00-12.30pm INSPECT By appointment
FOR SALE $549,000 FOR SALE $380,000
CONTACT Steve Creese 0475 888 101 CONTACT Daryl Gould 0409 233 157
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Unprecedented demand for properties & low levels of supply mean

we have many, qualified buyers looking to buy properties in &
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simply like to know what your property is worth in todays market,
give the team at Arbee Real Estate Professionals a call on 5367 2333
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FOR SALE 45 Riversdale Crescent, Bacchus Marsh FOR SALE 72 Lerderderg Street, Bacchus Marsh
4 2 2 3 1 1

Prepare To Be Surprised For Those Who Dare to Dream

Tastefully decorated throughout, this home will impress. Master bed Just metres from St Bernards Church, Bacchus Marsh Primary
with Ens & WIR and 2 bedrooms both with BIRs & a study/4th School, Kindergarden and The Village Shopping Centre. This classic

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bedroom. Large family area, modern kitchen with quality appliances. weatherboard home with high ceilings and timber floors comprises 3
Separate living & dining area. Large rumpus, double garage, large bedrooms, large kitchen/meals and lounge with enormous scope to
11292 (approx.) block, landscaped with beautiful in-ground pool & spa. renovate. Sitting on 805m block in finest location.
INSPECT By appointment INSPECT By appointment
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FOR SALE 4 Leahy Street, Bacchus Marsh FOR SALE 3/7 Fisken Street, Bacchus Marsh
4 2 4 2 1 1

A Lifestyle Awaits Neat As A Pin

Perfectly sectioned and proportioned home on a generous 958 . Open
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Well located 2 bedroom unit. New floor coverings, new window
kitchen/meals area. 3 additional double sized bedrooms with BIRs & furnishings, new benchtop and sink in the kitchen and freshly painted.

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rumpus that could be a 5th bedroom or study. Ducted heating, split Kitchen with upright stove & an adjoining spacious meals area, the
system cooler & ceiling fans. Double carport, and 10.8mtr x 6.6mtr lounge has a gas heater and a split system a/c, both bedrooms with
extra high Colorbond garage to the rear with power and side access. BIRs. Decked back veranda overlooking a large private backyard.
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FOR SALE $460,000 FOR SALE $275,000
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34 RIVERSDALE CRESCENT, BACCHUS MARSH 5 SHEA STREET, BACCHUS MARSH
AUCTION THIS SATURDAY OPEN FOR INSPECTION

BIG - BIGGER - BIGGEST 5 REASONS TO LOVE IT - BUY IT 3 1 1

Mortgagee in Possession Auction Saturday 8th July 2017 at 11.00am 6 2 2 1. Open plan living, dining & kitchen with polished oor boards.
Generous 6 bedroom home, master bedroom having a large WIR & full Ens.
Further 5 bdrms (all with WIRs) are all upstairs serviced by a big bathroom &
Auction: Saturday 8th July at 11am

TRACT
2. 3 carpeted bedrooms with built in robes to 2 rooms

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Private Sale: $329,000

UNDER
Inspect: Saturday 8th July 3. Ducted heating, evaporative ducted cooling and 2 ceiling fans Inspect: Saturday 8th July
an additional living area. 4. Fantastic pergola/decking area overlooking the reserve
10.15am10.45am 12.30pm1.00pm
Island Ceasar stone bench top & large walk through pantry to the laundry. 5. Single lock up garage with side gates for privacy and driveway for 2 cars
Downstairs is a separate powder room & ample storage under the staircase. Contact: Marcus Rayner 0418 556 699 Contact: Marcus Rayner 0418 556 699
DLUG with concreted driveway & path to the front door & massive storage Email: marcus@raynerrealestate.com.au Bonus Reason Close to shops, schools and public transport all on approx. Email: marcus@raynerrealestate.com.au
under the house. Great views, Land size approx. 862m2. 593m2

10 RAE COURT, BACCHUS MARSH 66 STONEHILL DRIVE, BACCHUS MARSH

NEW LISTING OPEN FOR INSPECTION

FAMILY HOME WITH BUNGALOW! 3 2 2 HERE IT IS! 6 5.5 2

Set on an impressive 1069m2 block in the popular Elms Estate. 6 bedrooms, walk-in-robes, ensuites to bedrooms 1-4;
3 bedrooms all complete with built in robes (Master with WIR and Ensuite) Private Sale: $529,000 Sizeable kitchen with dishwasher, stainless steel oven and lots of bench space; Private Sale: $765,000$795,000
2 spacious living areas, formal living with vaulted ceilings Inspect: Saturday 8th July Powder room, internal access from double garage; Inspect: Saturday 8th July
Timber kitchen with dishwasher and breakfast bar Upstairs has a spacious retreat with lovely views over Stonehill Estate;
12.30pm1.00pm 3.00pm3.30pm
Outside features a wrap-around wooden deck with pull down blinds & low Features include gas heating, evaporative cooling, alfresco area and side
maintenance gardens. Contact: Adam Tucci 0411 077 128 access to yard; Contact: Adam Tucci 0411 077 128
The residence also features a self-contained 1 bedroom bungalow/granny at! Email: adam@raynerrealestate.com.au Land size approximately 707 sqm; Email: adam@raynerrealestate.com.au

6 MAISIE COURT, BACCHUS MARSH 7 WITTICK ST, BACCHUS MARSH 18 CANN STREET, BLACKWOOD 11 PIKE PLACE, BACCHUS MARSH
OPEN FOR INSPECTION OPEN FOR INSPECTION

NEAT, TIDY & CLOSE TO TOWN
Situated in the Clifton Park Estate on an approx. 750m2
Modern 4 bedroom family home. Master WIR & ensuite
The remaining three bedrooms all contain built in robes.
The kitchen has plenty of bench & cupboard space, a
walk in pantry, Stainless Steel appliances including a
900mm Oven, Dishwasher, and Microwave slot.
There are two separate living areas, internal ac-
cess from the DLUG, NBN connected, gas heating &
evaporative cooling.
Private Sale: $457,000
Inspect: Saturday 8th July 11.45am12.15pm
Contact: Adam Tucci 0411 077 128
Email: adam@raynerrealestate.com.au
QUALITY & CHARM IN ABUNDANCE GOLD ON CANN BLACKWOOD!
Simply stunning, immaculate 3 bedroom home, Master
with ensuite & WIR.
9 ceilings & Tassie oak timber ooring throughout.
Open plan lounge, gas log fi re, formal dining, separate 3 bedrooms plus study, master bedroom with ensuite
family with space heater.
Blackwood kitchen, loads of cupboard & pantry space.
Elevated deck overlooking expansive backyard. Single
garage with high ceilings and glass doors and window.
Private Sale: $449,000
Inspect: Sunday 9th July 12.30pm1.00pm
Contact: Mark Davis 0458 224 405
Email: mark.davis@raynerrealestate.com.au
Set on 1 acre (approx.) 3845m2
Formal entry, family room, formal lounge, kitchen/
family/dining and sunroom
and built in robes
Main bathroom with spa
2 Car garage with internal access and separate
workshop with additional car parking
Private Sale: $740,000
Inspect: By appointment
Contact: Mark Dudley 0409 954 396
Email: mark@raynerrealestate.com.au
SPACIOUS FAMILY HOME
4 Good size bedrooms (all with robes)
Ensuite and walk in robe in main bedroom
Spacious separate loungeroom, dining and family room
Large kitchen, gas cooktop, wall oven and dishwasher
Gas ducted heating and reverse cycle cooling/heating
Double garage with auto door
Covered pergola, garden shed, stone retaining wall and
good size backyard - 846 sqm block (approx.)
Private Sale: $465,000
Inspect: By appointment
Contact: Rod Grant 0416 231 782
Email: rod@raynerrealestate.com.au

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CANCERJune 22 2017 Page 17
4 July,
Self improvement activities are favoured, but avoid ex-
tremes. Moderation generally is the weeks byword. A
family decision requires careful consideration. This is a

Stars & Puzzles

great time for communicating, mainly the sending of
emails.
LEOJuly 23-August 22
You find yourself being more assertive, which may lead
to a key goal. Your idealistic streak is also prominent as
you reach out to help others.
VIRGOAugust 23-September 22
QUICK PUZZLE A friends unusual ideas may be more practical than you

first believed. Communications improve and this is a
splendid week for speaking up. A relative may surprise
you with the depth of his or her sentimentality.
LIBRASeptember 23-October 22
This is the week to concentrate more on the near future.
You may be called on to assume the role of understudy.
Humanitarian interests are accented.
ARIESMarch 21-April 20
SCORPIOOctober 23-November 21
Setting high but realistic goals is a priority in a week
that accents planning. A shaky relationship may be on a This week accents financial planning and setting up a
steadier course. Family discussions may lead to an im- realistic budget. Some travel or travel arranging is on
portant decision. tap. Among gifts received now is one with a sentimental
value.
TAURUSApril 21-May 22
SAGITTARIUSNovember 22-December 22
Home improvements are indicated this week. A small
bonus may arrive by the weekend. This a excellent time Joint ventures are spotlighted. This week could see a
for home repairs and decorating. reunion with a childhood friend. A family member is on
the verge of making a key announcement.
GEMINIMay 23-June 21
CAPRICORNDecember 23-January 20
Your creative skills can be put to profitable use. This a
good week for planning your next move. A romantic re- After a period rich with career and domestic responsibil-
lationship demands more of your time but should be worth ities, you start to see the light at the end of the tunnel. A
the effort. former neighbour may approach you with interesting
news.
CANCERJune 22-July 22
NO. 9002 Self improvement activities are favoured, but avoid ex- AQUARIUSJanuary 21-February 19
ACROSS DOWN tremes. Moderation generally is the weeks byword. A Varied events make this an interesting week. The key is
1. Cipher (4) 1. Stupid (5) family decision requires careful consideration. This is a to cling to your sense of humour. A long lost friend from
7. Story (9) 2. Dog (5) great time for communicating, mainly the sending of a very long time ago may contact you.
8. Relative (4) 3. Implement (6) emails.
9. Above (4) 4. Grief (6) PISCESFebruary 20-March 20
10. Fruit (4) 5. Bound (4) LEOJuly 23-August 22
Your creativity shines this week, just watch that your
11. Place (4) 6. Sycophant (9) You find yourself being more assertive, which may lead imagination doesnt run too wild. Partnership arrange-
14. Foolish (4-6) 12. Bird (9) to a key goal. Your idealistic streak is also prominent as ments require careful review of each participants
16. Attendant (10) 13. Melt (4) you reach out to help others. responsibilities.
19. Acerbic (4) 15. Trial (4)
22. Herb (4) 17. Disclose (6) VIRGOAugust 23-September 22 BIRTHDAY THIS WEEK
24. Garment (4) 18. Simply (6) A friends unusual ideas may be more practical than you Your powers of determination are impressive when you
25. Daze (4) 20. Vary (5) first believed. Communications improve and this is a pursue a goal, you do so with stamina. A new area of
26. Pleasant (9) 21. Dye (5) splendid week for speaking up. A relative may surprise interest that may range from public speaking to fine arts
27. Liberated (4) 23. Pour (4) you with the depth of his or her sentimentality. is on the horizon.
CRYPTIC PUZZLE LIBRASeptember 23-October 22
ACROSS This is the week to concentrate more on the near future.
You may be called on to assume the role of understudy.

SUDOKU
1. Not stern greetings (4). 7, Cant understand it when
you dont notice (4,2,3). 8. Miss the rubbish container Humanitarian interests are accented.
(4). 9. Fellow I installed as chief (4). 10. Follow to the
end (4). 11. Looks for the said keys (4). 14. The second SCORPIOOctober 23-November 21
or third pay-out (5,5). 16. Arrive about now but are un- This week accents financial planning and setting up a
successful (3,7). 19. Stop in spring (4). 22. Old man whos
after us (4). 24. Mark time (4). 25. Lovely and light (4).
NUMBER GAME
realistic budget. Some travel or travel arranging is on
tap. Among gifts received now is one with a sentimental
26. An attitude thats changing in it very quickly (9). 27. value.
Bear up and dont leave (4). ANSWER BELOW
SAGITTARIUSNovember 22-December 22
DOWN
1. Becomes destructive and one arrests (5). 2. Keep in Joint ventures are spotlighted. This week could see a
touch, OK? you say (5). 3. Country girl going to prison reunion with a childhood friend. A family member is on
(6). 4. Look for the key weapon (6). 5. Quickly eat and the verge of making a key announcement.
run (4). 6. Regret, I figure, going through the money (9). CAPRICORNDecember 23-January 20
12. In addition getting the telephone number (9). 13. Go
round for the ride (4). 15. Hasnt paid up, so we go in After a period rich with career and domestic responsibil-
(4). 17. Nevertheless, it makes sense, Henry (6). 18. ities, you start to see the light at the end of the tunnel. A
former neighbour may approach you with interesting
Get worked up, once you quote it (6). 20. A characteris- news.
tic dessert, I put in, is coming up (5). 21. Lit up, is
cheerful (5). 23. Reveal the age of the girl-friend (4). AQUARIUSJanuary 21-February 19
23, Date. Varied events make this an interesting week. The key is
to cling to your sense of humour. A long lost friend from
SOLUTIONS - CROSSWORD NO. 9001
we-s. 17, Wit-Hal. 18, Ex-cite. 20, Tra-I-t (rev.). 21, Merry.
5, Bolt. 6, Pen-I-ten-ce. 12, Extension. 13, Spin. 15, O- a very long time ago may contact you.
QUICK SOLUTIONS
Down - 1, Busts. 2, Write (right). 3, Can-Ada. 4, G-lance. PISCESFebruary 20-March 20
Across - 7, Scarlet fever. 8, Falter. 9, Enrage. 10, Ap-
27, Stay. Your creativity shines this week, just watch that your
point. 12, Women. 15, Brass. 16, Stretch. 18, Claret.
19, Stem. 22, Us-Ed. 24, Tick. 25, Fair. 26, Pos-thast-e. imagination doesnt run too wild. Partnership arrange-
20, Polite. 22, Shetland pony.
Tail. 11, Sees (Cs). 14, Place money. 16, Get now-here. ments require careful review of each participants
Down - 1, Scrapper. 2, Fret. 3, Herring. 4, Offer. 5, Over-
Across - 1, Bows. 7, Fail to see. 8, Skip. 9, Ma-I-n. 10, responsibilities.
come. 6, Brag. 11, Observer. 13, Exciting. 14, Stipend.
CRYPTIC SOLUTIONS
17, Stale. 19, Last. 21, Lope. BIRTHDAY THIS WEEK
veal. 18, Easily. 20, Alter. 21, Tinge. 23, Teem. Your powers of determination are impressive when you
CRYPTIC SOLUTIONS
6, Flatterer. 12, Partridge. 13, Thaw. 15, Test. 17, Re- pursue a goal, you do so with stamina. A new area of
Across - 7, Devil of a time. 8, Po-ten-t. 9, Second. 10,
Down - 1, Crass. 2, Dingo. 3, Shovel. 4, Sorrow. 5, Tied. interest that may range from public speaking to fine arts
E-victor. 12, S-lope. 15, Frank. 16, L-earner. 18, Can-
22, Mint. 24, Vest. 25, Stun. 26, Agreeable. 27, Free. is on the horizon.
ape. 20, S-O-nata. 22, Child prodigy.
Date. 11, Spot. 14, Half-witted. 16, Stewardess. 19, Tart.
Down - 1, Revolver. 2, LimE. 3, Port-I-oN. 4, Pause
Across - 1, Code. 7, Chronicle. 8, Aunt. 9, Over. 10,
(paws). 5, Circular. 6, S-E-W-N. 11, Can-nabis. 13, Pre-
QUICK SOLUTIONS
sti-ge. 14, C-ensure. 17, Re-ady. 19, Arch. 21, Nods.
SOLUTIONS - CROSSWORD NO. 9002
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Cross Country for the Centre returned to Lake Dewar,
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with a frosty morning. The Under 7 & 8 athletes ran first this
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BFL Junior Top Goal Kickers
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Ned Nash Lake Wendouree.................... 20
Connor Ascough Darley...................................... 13
Andrew Azzopardi Darley...................................... 13
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Rylan Tanner Darley.......................................17
Ashley Brent Lay Bacchus Marsh....................... 15
Dylan Lorensini Darley...................................... 15
U/14 Seniors
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Lane Havelberg Darley...................................... 13
Will Johnson Darley.......................................10
Brodi Ward Darley.......................................10
U/14 Reserves
Tynan Oakley Sebastopol............................... 40
U/12 Seniors
Liam Mason Mount Clear............................18
Ethan McKercher Bacchus Marsh....................... 12
Cooper Sutherland Bacchus Marsh......................... 8
Andrew Erhardt Bacchus Marsh......................... 7
William Lalor Bacchus Marsh......................... 7
U/12 Reserves
Jack Bray Redan....................................... 15
Jayven Tanner Darley.......................................10
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Ballarat Football/Netball League

Ballarat Football/Netball
Ballarat Football/Netball
Results Round 10
League League AFL Goldfields Womens Football League
Results
ResultsRound 10
Round 10 Results - Round 9
Club A B C D 19&U Division 1
Club
Bacchus Marsh A 41 B 43 C 34 D 19&U
36 30
Bacchus Marsh
Ballarat 41 54 43 57 34 32 36 2730 50 East Point Dragons 4.5 (29) def Ballarat Swans 3.4 (22)
LakeBallarat
Wendouree 54 58 57 - 32 36 27 4450 22 Sunbury Kangaroos 10.12 (72) def Melton Centrals 0.0 (0)

BFL Ladder
Lake Wendouree
Melton South 58 44 - - 36 23 44 2922 24
Melton South 44 - 23 29 24 North Geelong Magpies 16.10 (106) def Redan 1.1 (7)
Melton 24 24 11 35 49
Melton 24 24 11 35 49
EastPoint
East Point 61 61 61 61 41 41 35 3519 19 Division 2
Seniors NthBallarat
Nth BallaratCity
City 47 47 66 66 33 33 29 2955 55
Drysdale Hawks 6.15 (51) def Gisborne 4.3 (27)
Sebastopol
Sebastopol 50 50 27 27 19 19 37 37 8 8
Team % PTS Redan
Redan 45 45 44 44 38 38 23 2350 50 Carisbrook 12.9 (81) def Redan Gold 2.1 (13)
1 Lake Wendouree......139.08 36 Darley
Darley 19 19 23 23 26 26 25 2511 11
2 Bacchus Marsh......... 147.76 34 Ballarat Youth Girls
3 Darley........................148.50 32 Club
Club 17&U
17&U17&U
17&U15&U15&U
15&U15&U
13&U 13&U
13&U 13&U Ballarat Swans 18.15 (123) def Creswick 1.1 (7)
4 Sunbury....................124.21 28 Sen Res Sen Res Sen Res Lakers 17.12 (114) def East Point Dragons 1.2 (8)
Nth Ballarat City
Sen
33 42
Res 22
Sen 30 Res
13
Sen
9
Res
5 Redan........................123.94 28 Nth Ballarat
Bacchus MarshCity 15 33 12 42 15 22 9 30 8 13
11 9 North Ballarat City 10.8 (68) def Carisbrook Lions 2.2 (14)
6 Melton........................88.59 20 Bacchus
BallaratMarsh 14 15 21 12 13 15 15 93 89 11
Ararat Storm 20.16 (136) def Redan 2.0 (12)
7 Melton South............. 83.65 20 Ballarat
Lake Wendouree 53 14 23 21 31 13 12 1535 3
20 9
8 East Point...................90.45 16 LakeDarley
Wendouree
East Point Jnrs
48 53
21 48
39
20
23 16
4
31 11
11
1216 359 20 Riddell Youth Girls
Darley 39 16 1145 29
16 9
9 Ballarat....................... 78.13 14 Sebastopol
East Point Jnrs 17 21 15 20 35 4 19 1113 12
45 29 Sunbury Kangaroos 3.12 (30) def Darley Devils 1.4 (10)
10 North Ballarat City....86.27 12 Redan
Sebastopol
43
17
40
15
21
35
20
19
16 20
13 12 Melton Centrals 5.10 (40) def Bacchus Marsh Cobras 5.3 (33)
11 Sebastopol..................49.26 4 Redan 43 40 21 20 16 20
Reserves Gisborne Blue 26.23 (179) def Diggers Rest Burras 0.0 (0)
1 Darley........................258.79 40 Ballarat Football League Ballarat U/13 Junior Girls
2 Sunbury....................138.53 32 Results Round 10 Results - Round 5
3 Melton South............. 159.11 28 Seniors Ballarat Swans 4.6 (30) def Redan Gold 2.0 (12)
4 East Point..................154.40 28
North Ballarat City 13.16 (94) def Sebastopol 10.10 (70) North Ballarat City 12.14 (86) def Carisbrook 1.0 (6)
5 Lake Wendouree......140.77 28
6 Bacchus Marsh.........139.33 20 Redan 15.5 (95) def Darley 8.8 (56) Lakers 4.4 (28) def East Point Dragons 1.1 (7)
7 Sebastopol................. 67.87 18 Melton 11.10 (76) def East Point 9.14 (68) Riddell U/13 Junior Girls
8 Redan ........................78.45 16 Bacchus Marsh 18.19 (127) def Ballarat 10.6 (66) Darley Devils 20.17 (137) def Melton JFNC 0.0 (0)
9 Melton........................96.50 14 Lake Wendouree 16.11 (107) def Melton South 10.13 (73)
10 Ballarat........................57.22 8 Bacchus Marsh Cobras 3.7 (25) def Melton Centrals 1.5 (11)
11 North Ballarat City......23.21 4 Reserves

Under 18.5s
1 Redan........................321.29 32
2 East Point ................ 268.44 32
Darley Junior
Sebastopol 15.15 (105) def North Ballarat City 2.5 (17)
Darley 11.11 (77) def Redan 4.6 (30)
Bacchus Marsh 20.18 (138) def Ballarat 3.4 (22)

Football Netball Club

3 Lake Wendouree......185.48 32
4 North Ballarat City....221.59 28
5 Ballarat......................100.87 28
6 Bacchus Marsh.........158.51 24
7 Melton South..............86.73 20
8 Sunbury.....................59.62 16
9 Melton.......................128.57 12
10 Darley........................48.82 12
11 Sebastopol....................4.11 4
AFL Goldfields
Womens
Football
League Ladder
Team % PTS
Division 1
1 North Geelong........ 2856.52 28
2 Sunbury ...................158.26 20
3 Redan........................135.80 20
4 East Point ...................51.74 12
5 Ballarat Swans.............40.98 4
6 Melton Centrals........... 11.35 0
Division 2
1 Carisbrook............... 483.53 24
2 Drysdale Hawks.......339.42 24
3 Gisborne.................... 97.45 12
4 Bacchus Marsh..........76.45 12
5 Redan Gold...................3.68 8 Sebastopol 16.15 (111) def Redan 0.0 (0)
Ballarat Youth Girls
1 Lakers..................... 2386.21 36
2 Ararat Storm........... 1083.53 32
3 Ballarat Swans..........433.76 28
4 North Ballarat............168.42 20
5 Carisbrook Lions.......61.34 12
6 Redan...........................25.94 8
7 Creswick......................18.70 8
8 East Point Dragons....... 2.17 0
Riddell Youth Girls
1 Gisborne Blue......... 1622.92 36
2 Melton Centrals........319.85 28
3 Sunbury Kangaroos.163.10 28
4 Gisborne White..........75.36 20
5 Darley Devils.............124.48 16
6 Bacchus Marsh..........55.29 12
7 Diggers Rest Burras..... 1.81 4
Ballarat U/13 Junior Girls
1 North Ballarat...........1587.50 20
2 Lakers.......................342.59 16
3 Redan........................164.94 16
4 East Point..................163.64 12
5 Ballarat Swans.............52.68 8
6 Carisbrook................... 15.19 4
7 Redan Gold..................13.79 4
Riddell U/13 Junior Girls
1 Bacchus Marsh........ 402.94 20
2 Darley Devils............. 367.31 12
3 Melton Centrals..........193.39 8
4 Melton JFNC.................1.00 0
Under 18.5s
North Ballarat City 30.26 (206) def Sebastopol 0.1 (1)
Redan 12.10 (82) def Darley 2.4 (16)
Round 10 v East Point Youth Girls Football (R9)
Ballarat 7.10 (52) def Bacchus Marsh 6.8 (44)
Darley 1-4-10 lost Sunbury Kangaroos 3-12-30
Lake Wendouree 14.6 (90) def Melton South 8.6 (54) FOOTBALL
Goals Amber Mifud 1
Under 16.5 Seniors U/10 Seniors Awards Liv Mifsud, Brylee Stevens, Tylah
North Ballarat 7.7 (49) def Bacchus Marsh 5.8 (38) Goals Logan Growcott 1 Wright, Beth Cahill, Matilda Dyzel, Hannah
Ballarat 15.16 (106) def Mount Clear 5.7 (37) Awards Logan Growcott, Adam Harbright, Gianne.
Darley 15.16 (106) def East Point 4.1 (25) Archie Colbran, Jake Ive, Rhys Younger, U13 Girls Football (R5)
Deegan Giles, Bayliss Mifsud, Ethan
Lake Wendouree 5.13 (43) def Redan 1.5 (11)
Mathews.
Darley 20-17-137 def Melton 0-0-0
Under 16.5 Reserves Goals Maddison Dremel, Maddie
Bacchus Marsh 6.12 (48) def North Ballarat 4.5 (29) U/10 Reserves Scott, Addison Wright, Alanah Tango,
Goals Harrison Benbow Jamie-Lee Moloney, Maddie Vella, Tahlia
Mount Clear 9.14 (68) def Ballarat 8.4 (52)
Awards Brodie King, Jye Kettle, Lachlan Tschujasehenko, Shanayd Spence, Destiny
Darley 13.11 (89) def East Point 1.2 (8) Stewart, Matilda Worboyes, Ruby Thomas
Smith, George Martindale, Angus Kristitz.
Lake Wendouree 22.15 (147) def Redan 2.2 (14) Awards Matilda Worboyes, Alanah Tango,
U/10 Development
U/14 Seniors Destiny Stewart, Diamond Stephenson,
Goals Harvey Hoey 2, Brodie Hatcher 1, Maddie Vella, Hayley Ward, Maddie Scott.
North Ballarat 6.6 (42) def Bacchus Marsh 4.8 (32)
Jimmy OMalley, Jet Darcy, Declan Johansen
Ballarat 7.6 (48) def Mount Clear 6.5 (41)
Awards Harvey Hoey, Cooper Davies, Jet
Darley 6.15 (51) def East Point 5.8 (38) NETBALL
Darcy, Lincoln Giles, Brodie Hatcher, Jimmy
Redan 8.9 (57) def Lake Wendouree 7.6 (48) U/11 Seniors
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Darley 22 def East Point 4
U/14 Reserves U/12 Seniors Goals Addison Wright 14, Milly Vallence 8
North Ballarat 20.10 (130) def Bacchus Marsh 1.0 (6) Darley 6-10-44 def East Point 5-4-34 Awards Macey OHehir, Milly Vallence,
Ballarat 5.10 (40) def Lake Wendouree 5.5 (35) Goals Joel Freeman 3, Harry Coller 1, Rudie
Addison Wright.
Darley 6.7 (43) def East Point 5.5 (35) Forde, Aidyn Bartolo
U/11 Reserves
Awards Deacon Fawcett, Seth Fawcett,
Darley 11 def East Point 2
Travis Tirkkonen, Harry Coller, Joel
U/12 Seniors Goals Amber Milner 4, Alanah Tango 3,
Freeman, Kristian Williams.
Bacchus Marsh 14.6 (90) def North Ballarat 3.3 (21) Lila Dugan 3, Shanayd Spence 1
Ballarat 5.7 (37) def Lake Wendouree 3.9 (27) U/12 Reserves Awards Lila Dugan, Reese Perry, Shanayd
Darley 6.10 (46) def East Point 5.4 (34) Darley 6-3-39 def East Point 2-0-12 Spence, Tahlia Schicchitano, Amber Milner.
Goals Jett Walker-Collins 2, Max Hoey 1,
Redan 6.1 (37) def Sebastopol 1.6 (12) U/13 Seniors
Ned Loft, Jayven Tanner, Zeb Vincent
U/12 Reserves Darley 16 lost East Point 45
Awards Cooper Jordan, Max Hoey, Jock
North Ballarat 10.8 (68) def Bacchus Marsh 0.0 (0) Goals Takeya Tanner 7, Nikita Hanare 5,
Mauriks, Hunter Farley.
Eliza Tango 3, Jessica Hodge 1,
Lake Wendouree 4.10 (34) def Ballarat 1.1 (7)
U/14 Seniors Awards Tahla Ward, Nikita Hanare.
Darley 6.3 (39) def East Point 2.0 (12)
Darley 6-15-51 def East Point 5-8-38
Redan 5.2 (32) def Sebastopol 4.0 (24) U/13 Reserves
Goals Ryan Densley 2, Will Johnson 1, Darley 9 lost East Point 29
Cooper Murley, Finn Burns, Lane Havelberg.
Goals Charlotte Drevensek 9
BFL Top Goal Kickers U/14 Reserves Awards Maddison Vella, Maddi Richardson.
Darley 6-7-43 def East Point 5-5-35
Seniors U/15 Seniors
Goals Jackson Vella 4, Joel Freeman 1,
Brendan Fevola Melton South......................... 40 Darley 22 def East Point 7
Keenan Chapman.
Jarrah Maksymow Bacchus Marsh ..................... 35 Goals Kaylee Banner 14, Tylah Wright 8.
Harley Inglis Darley..................................... 23 U/16.5 Seniors
U/15 Reserves
Kyle Docherty Darley...................................... 22 Darley 15-1-106 def East Point 4-1-25
Darley 16 lost East Point 21
Goals Adam Azzopardi 3, Ayden Tanner,
Goals Edyn Thomas 11, Makita Spence 5
Reserves Mitch Ward 2, Andrew Azzopardi 1, Matt
Arnold, James Pope, Jai Dodemaide, Connor U/17 Seniors
Aaron Speak Darley...................................... 30
Dane Grenfell Darley.......................................16 Ascough, Liam Cornford, Jaiden Martin. Darley 48 def East Point 21
Ross Gundry Darley.......................................14 U/16.5 Reserves Goals Mel Freeman 36, Charlee Keating 12.
Darley 13-11-89 def East Point 1-2-8 U/17 Reserves
Under 18.5s Goals Trae Van Leth 3, Regan King 2, Riley Darley 39 def East Point 20
Aaron Clarke Melton South...........................31 Belnaves, Josh Arnold, Rylan Tanner 1, Mitch Goals Isabel Fischer 20, Emma Winzar 16,
Jack Lalor Bacchus Marsh........................16 Winch, Jett Fuller. Keely Growcott 3.
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venue. An icy wind blew on to the court fast becoming the destination of choice Phone 5367 6601
straight off the lake making conditions for small groups or large celebrations in
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close to unbearable for competitors and this magnificent restaurant.
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to the elements, the Lions Ladies easily to remind you that their spectacular
accounted for the Devils in all but one venue is also available to hire for your
match. private functions. Visit our wonderful
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and concrete works. 114, Drevensek 9. PHONE:4367 7002 Email: adrian@accountableloans.com.au
No job too big or too small. C Grade: Redan 38 d Darley 26. Best Dinner Wed - Sun from 5.30pm
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Phone 0407 875 718 Van Ravenstein, Rippingale. Goals Darley Market Dates: July 15th,
T Taylor 17, Ferguson 8. August 5th, August 19th
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Tabcorp Park Friday 30 June

Bacchus Marsh Soccer Club
Results - Round 11
Under 13s Open
Bacchus Marsh (1) lost Ballarat Eureka Strikers
Blue (2). Goal - Jesse Ryan (1).

Under 15s
Bacchus Marsh Yellow (9) def Daylesford (0).
Goals - Gracjan Piotrowski (2), Noah Simmons
(3), Nicolas Varela (1), Jack Mutsaerts (2), Cody
Thomas-Lewin (1).
Bacchus Marsh Blue (6) def Creswick (1).
Goals - Liam Hageman (2), Ethan Millson (4).

Under 16 Girls
Bacchus Marsh (1) lost Ballarat North United (6).
Goal - Ava Farella (1).

Senior Womens Div. 1

Bacchus Marsh (0) lost Warrnambool Rangers (9).

Friday 30 June, Tabcorp Park Melton Race 2, Vicbred Super Series Semis (4yo Mares)
Winner: Rockstar Angel (10) Trainer: David Aiken; Driver: Michael Bellman.
Photo: Stuart McCormick HRV.

Friday 30 June, Tabcorp Park Melton Race 6, Vicbred Super Series Semis (4yo Mares)
Winner: Whirily School (11) Trainer: Emma Stewart; Driver: Greg Sugars.
Photo: Stuart McCormick HRV.

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

HOLDEN BARINA
Hatch back, 1994,
Built in Germany,
done up at Ballan
2004 HONDA JAZZ FORD FG UTE 2012 2014 NISSAN ALTIMA SEDAN
Reg: 1FJ3IR, 138,000 kms, 2006 KIA RIO Gas, Auto, Tow Bar, X Govt., 2.5 litre, Auto ST, 32,000 kms. Motors,
Ladder racks, 8/2017 Rego, One owner, custom accessories.
full service book, 5 spd 5 door manual hatch,
2010 JUMBUCK
Reg PPJ490

SOLD
54,000 KMS, ABS Brakes, Reg DR909 Feb 18. Mineral blue

SOLD
manual, 5 door hatch, RWC,
Very good condition.
PRICE REDUCED $5000
Enquiries: 0418 146 782
PROTON UTE
115660km, one owner, Manual, 41,300km, tow bar,
very good cond., RWC, tub liner, excellent condition,
Reg UQL303, $5000 ONO 10 months rego. YQU989.
Ph: 0407 318 187 $9,000 - Phone 0419 335 362
Cruise Control. Drop side with black trim. Immaculate. Price $800
tray. YWR597. $18990 Full service history.
9399 Western Highway, East PRICE REDUCED $14,900 ONO Ph 0400 066 383
Ballarat. Ph: 0428860345 Ph 0427 070 546

Sell your Sell your

JAYCO FREEDOM POP TOP
2001, 176, fully insulated anniv.
Car here MOTORHOME SUNLINER
ECLIPSE (Reg ZCS 275)
JAYCO WESTPORT POP TOP
2001, 17ft, awning and full
Caravan
$50 here $50
model. Awning and full annex, Ford transit 2004. Diesel. annexe, peak condition, kept PORTABLE CABIN
custom upholstery, ensuite, gas 2/3 berth. Gas stove, internal under cover, island bed, reverse Site/office, 6x3m, lights, power
hot water, 300AH 12V battery heater, hot water, Toilet and cycle air cond. TV and antenna, points, air con, heavy duty door.

3 months 3 months
system, 2 single beds, level shower, 3 way fridge, solar crockery, cutlery, full oven, Bars on windows. Can organise
riders, electric brakes. extras Panels. Air bag suspension. level rides. $18,000 or best offer. delivery at owners cost. $6990
included. $19,000. Reg. P33 388 Excellent Condition. $70.000 (Reg P23163) 9399 Western Highway, East
Phone 5367 8450 Phone - 0428 689 397. Contact RON 0438 090 547. Ballarat. Ph: 0428860345

BALLAN PLUMBING Service & supplies of all plumbing needs Proud supporter of
155 Inglis St, Ballan Phone: 5368 1036 Fax: 5368 1510 www.ballanplumbing.com.au all district sport!
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Moorabool
Motoring A Moorabool News Advertising Feature

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J & A Servicing & Repairs

SMASH REPAIRS Foodworks Fuel
We have now been in business for just over Major and Minor Mechanical Repairs
VACC Accredited 2 years and would like to say thanks to our
Log Book Servicing
loyal customers for their continued support
All work guaranteed throughout this time.
All Makes and Models
We hope we can continue to provide our
Courtesy car available by appointment service to customers by offering our 4 cent fuel Cars to Light Commercials
Proud supporter of the
100th E.C Griffith Cup
Repairer for all insurance companies saver along with some in house promotions on
food and beverages. Tyres and Batteries
Low bake oven for factory fi nish Fill up your fuel tanks and get your water, oil
and tyres checked at no extra cost. Towing Services
Car-o-liner chassis straightener Its great news that we can continue to provide Now Available
Dustless sanding our specials on a wide range of drinks,
chocolate and chips with the 2 for 1 deals, 19 Smallmans Road Ballan
Spot welder available every day of the year.
Phone 5368 2752
For those shing enthusiasts, dont forget you
24hr secured, monitored premises can still stock up on your shing gear and bait
and in particular worms are our No. 1 selling
8/22-24 McPherson St, Maddingley MN0801G3

item. Phone 5367 7479

BALLAN AND Depending on the condition and size of
your tyres, prices start from $20 per tyre for
DISTRICT TOWING puncture repairs.

24 Hour Accident Towing

We are offering Disability customers who are
Complete Maintenance Services
S
CM

unable to get out of their car to simply phone

Car Removals ahead on 5367 3732 before you travel down Automotive service and repair
and let us know you are coming. We will come
out to your car and assist you in lling up.
Vehicle hoist install, maintenance & repair
Foodworks Fuel are looking forward to changes Mobile Service available
in the near future which will bring a whole Batteries Tyres 4x4 specialist
new refreshed look to the Service Station. Material handling repairs & maintenance
Also when you are passing by in Young Street,
try one of Daniels tasty Kebabs. Daniel is AFTER HOURS 24/7 SERVICING
operating from the rear carpark of Foodworks & REPAIRS (by appointment)
Call Simon 0419 750 753
Fuel and there is tailored mechanical repairs
for all your automotive needs.
Drive up and experience the good old friendly COURTESY CAR AVAILABLE
staff bringing back good old fashioned service.
2 Smith Street, Maddingley (Map 18 C6)
FOODWORKS FUEL
26 Haddon Drive, Ballan 206 Main Street
Ph: 5368 2888 MN0797G3
BACCHUS MARSH
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YOUR LOCAL HAYMES SUPPLIER

Support your local paint distributor

owned and operated in Ballarat!

Wilsons proudly supports the following local

painters who use quality Haymes products
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Maintenance Bill Everard Glen Marks Max Graham
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