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Tuesday 22 May, 2018 Serving Ballan and district since 1872 Phone 5368 1966 Vol 12 No 20

Supervising a safe crossing

Rose Dowling has been a Crossing Supervisor outside St. Brigid’s PS in Ballan for 14-years. Photo – Helen Tatchell

By Doug Button
It’s time to nominate your favourite
school crossing supervisor for an award.
The ninth annual awards acknowledge
the contribution and spirit of the
work undertaken by school crossing
supervisors throughout the state.
One of Ballan’s three supervisors is Rose
Dowling, a mother of two who has been
on the job at St Brigid’s Catholic Primary
School, in Inglis Street for 14 years.
“It’s an easy job and I like the kids and
most of the parents,’’ Mrs Dowling said.
“The best thing about the job is seeing
the little ones coming along with their
brothers and sisters and then attending
school themselves the following year.
“Generally, the people I deal with are
very good, but I’ve had the odd problem.
Some people park in the wrong place or
stop somewhere they shouldn’t to drop
their kids off.’’
In all her years as a supervisor there
have been four motorists who didn’t
stop while she was in the middle of the
street holding her sign up.
“I had to report them – we must as part
of our job,’’ she said.
For judging of the award, the state is
broken up into seven regions, based
on the number of supervisors for each
municipality or shire.
One winner is selected from each region
from which a state winner is chosen.
The judging panel is drawn from
municipal or shire councils in each
region.
Judging will be based on uniform and
equipment, working knowledge of
road rules relating to school crossings,
punctuality, attendance and whether
the supervisor is welcoming, caring,
supportive, helpful and encouraging.
Although the award is open primarily
to all permanent crossing supervisors,
nominations will also be accepted for
relief staff.
Nominations close on Friday, May
25 and can be submitted at www.
schoolcrossingsvictoria.com.au

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Light at the end of the tunnel
By Helen Tatchell
The streetscape works in Ballan have
had substantial sections completed.
Some parts of the north and south
sides (at the eastern end of Inglis St)
have been finished and will provide the
community with a good insight as to
what the final finished product will look
like.
General Manager for Infrastructure Phil
Jeffrey said asphalting was completed
mid last week.
“About 50 per cent of the north side and
approximately 30 per cent of the south
side have now been completed,” he said.
Mr Jeffrey said Council and its
contractor will continue to work with
traders and the community at large to
minimise disruption and accommodate
needs as much as possible.
“The works do take up a few of the
main street car parks unfortunately, and
we encourage people to consider using
the off-street public carpark located in
Steiglitz St, mid-block between Fisken
and Stead Streets.”
However, local businessman and
vice president of the Ballan & District
Chamber of Commerce, Dave Nickels
said whilst he is in favour of the street
upgrade, there was still the question of
the time line.
“To have the area outside our business
dug up five times, is just unacceptable.
The noise and disruption, along with the
smell of diesel, has been incredible”.
Mr Jeffrey and Moorabool Mayor Cr.
Paul Tatchell inspected the completed
and ongoing works last week.
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“This is the people’s project; designed,
delivered and paid for by the people,” Cr
Tatchell said.
“This project was brought about by
tripping incidents every week, especially
with an aged care facility bordering the
main street, we listened, and we acted,
you asked and you got.”
Cr Tatchell said he would like to put to
bed the rumours this project has gone
over budget.
“The job is not complete, and the extra
works were approved by council for the
extra funding.
“After communication with the contract
manager and our own General Manager,
to say an area was dug up five times is
simply not true.
“Extra work has been done with pits
dug for conduit for underground power
with these works above and beyond the
original scape of works.”
Cr Tatchell said the extra works and
of course the extra money spent, came
about from the community and the
consultation.
“The community wanted this,” he said.
“We are damned if we do and damned
if we don’t. Complaints come from day
works and now we are doing night
works and still getting complaints.
The night works will certainly alter the
budget again.
“I look forward to the completion of the
streetscape works and the new look it
will offer Ballan and the community.
“These works not only beautify the
main street but also create an extra 23
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Drugs and alcohol –

Letters

the need for support
By Carol Saffer
Gordon resident Loz Craig is setting up
a support group for family and friends of
substance abusers in Moorabool.
“The idea of the group is to give carers new
skills to help them cope with the substance
abusers in their families,” says Ms Craig.
According to Ms Craig, mother of an adult
alcoholic and drug user, the group has two
purposes.
“Firstly, it is a safe, non-judgemental
place where group members can voice
their frustrations, fears, challenges and
experiences when dealing with sons,
daughters or siblings.
“Secondly, the group is a place where carers
can learn coping skills to help them deal
with their personal challenges.
Ms Craig said unlike other support groups
in the area, the group is a self-help group
for carers of substance abusers not for the
substance abusers themselves.
Ms Craig plans to hold the support group
meetings in Bacchus Marsh from 6pm to
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8pm. There will be a nominal charge to cover
the cost of the meeting room with tea and to the
Editor
coffee available.
Ms Craig also runs a counselling practice
Finding Peace.
If you are in need of support, please contact
Ms Craig on 0427 527 244.
Other support groups in Moorabool
include Bacchus Marsh Family Drug
Support Group – 1300 660 068; and, Alanon
Support group (for families of alcoholics)
0421 222 717

Dear Editor,
I write regarding the page three story

Looking
‘Ejected after stripping to undies’ 15
May 2018, and I appreciate at least some
acknowledgment of the behaviour exhibited
at the Council meeting. However, it appears

forward
to be of a satirical nature and would prefer
to see some more investigative journalism
regarding the serious nature of the situation
Australians are living longer. And that in Love Close.

to staying
means there’s a lot more life to enjoy. Since and prior to this so called clean up, all
neighbouring residents have endured loss of
Whatever you’re looking forward to, amenity, loss of property values and verbal

independent
such as finding new ways to keep
healthy, active and connected – the
government has programs to assist.
abuse; this has been a constant for 10-years.
These issues are exacerbated whenever the
Council shows any sign of enforcing the by-
laws for which all ratepayers are accountable.

for longer?
There are also 20,000 extra high level
home care packages to help you stay
at home and independent for longer.
This is not the first “CLEAN UP” and we
have been told they cost tens of thousands
even hundreds of thousands of dollars. All
this to be abused while honest battlers can’t

Start
even get a tip ticket to do the right thing.
There are lots of ways to Maybe you should be asking the Council a
few hard questions such as, How much did
live the life you want. this clean-up cost rate payers? How is the

talking
property being allowed to return to its pre-
clean-up state? Was due diligence completed
prior to the clean up or did it become knee
jerk reaction in spite of costly legal advice?

about it
Visit longliveyou.gov.au
What are the legal technicalities which
prevent Council officers from enforcing the
by-laws?

now.
The common denominator over the last 7
-10 years appears to be the MOORABOOL
SHIRE MANAGEMENT. We have pursued
every available avenue to make our
neighbourhood a safe liveable environment,
but we can’t enforce local laws, only the
Council can. Or can they?
It seems to me that some have a better handle
on enforcement than the actual enforcement
agency does.
Bruce Bullock
Maddingley

Dear Editor,
I wrote to you previously expressing my
concern at the changes to the main street
of Ballan. Now I wish to add further to my
concerns, not only at the loss of ambience in
the street but that after many weeks of trying
to walk on stones, the Shire has decided to
put asphalt instead of concrete as the main
part of the footpath to walk on. To date only
a small area of the street has been done but
I would like to express my concern that the
asphalt is a dreadful substitute for concrete.
As a person with a disability I need a firm,
flat surface to walk on and the asphalt does
not provide this. It is uneven and not as level
and a danger for persons like myself. I am
not concerned with asphalt near the gutters
but where people walk; this should not be
the choice of material for a path.
I also pointed out that the roses should be
longliveyou.gov.au saved and replanted to continue to provide
colour in our street. If the shire wants to
know what green weeds look like they only
need to look at what was planted in the
McLean Reserve.
Authorised by the Australian Government, Canberra. Merilyn Meadows
Ballan
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A backyard is all
you need
By Carol Saffer
Australia currently generates 7.6 million
tonnes of food waste every year.
With urban agriculture on the rise, one low
cost way to divert food waste from landfills
and return its nutrients and carbon back to
soil is through composting.
Chairman of the Centre for Organic
Research & Education (CORE) Eric Love says
every backyard is a potential productive
urban farm.
“We can all enjoy healthy, locally grown
food, reduce waste and close the loop on food
waste by turning it into compost.”
CORE supports the efforts of the
International Compost Awareness Week
(ICAW), held in Australia during May, that
encourages and promotes the importance
and benefit of composting to improve soil
quality, and at the same time reduce the
amount of organic waste going to landfills.
When Moorabool resident Wayne Bell and
his family lived in Ballan for eight years their
backyard was home to a chook pen, compost
bin, worm farms and bee hives.
Mr Bell fed their compost bin with a
combination of green vegetable material from
the garden, food scraps from the kitchen and
a deep litter method of collecting the chicken
and duck manure from the pen.
“We don’t throw anything out. Between
my family, the dog, chickens and ducks, we
recycle 90 per cent of our food waste,” Mr
Bell said.
Their 10 square metre garden in the backyard
supplied the family of four with 50 per cent
of their vegetables during the summer and
autumn seasons.
Since moving onto a larger property in Mt
Egerton, Mr Bell has started work on building
a 40 square metre plot with plans to replicate
the beehives and worm farms.
“If I didn’t work full time we could be self
sufficient and sustainable fresh-food wise,
now that we have more land.”
CORE chairman Mr Love says farming is
not restricted to just the rural areas.
“We can have smaller farms in urban areas
and enjoy fresh produce at our doorsteps.”
Liz O’Dwyer is a keen composter. She sees it
as a “valuable resource when growing food to
be self-sustaining.” On her standard quarter
acre house block in Ballan, 30 per cent of her
backyard is covered in a four-bay compost
system, a hen house and no-dig garden beds.
Household food scraps, garden pruning,
vegetable cuttings and the hen house flooring
of shredded-paper, rich in chook manure, all
go into the compost bays.
Ms O’Dwyer practices permaculture
gardening, a method that imitates nature
taking its course, using no chemicals in the
garden.
Except during winter her garden provides
70 per cent of her fresh food.
“Excess harvest is swapped with friends for
other foods I don’t grow myself,” she said.
“I don’t have any food waste. Nothing goes
in the rubbish bin. What isn’t eaten by me
is recycled through the hen house and the Liz O’Dwyer with two of her ‘girls’ in a new bed that is being prepared for a spring vegetable
composts bays.” planting. Photo – Helen Tatchell

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Shout out Mother’s Day High Tea

for Fiskville By Helen Tatchell

Continuous rain did not dampen the support for the High
Tea Mother’s Day event in Ballan last Friday.
“It is always a wonderful occasion in the Mechanics Hall,
sharing conversation and the great vocation of motherhood.
“It’s a great joy for me to say I come from BDH&C and of
the great work the auxiliary does, as we always look to

students
A fundraiser for the Ballan & District Health Care Hospital the auxiliary to help us purchase much needed medical
Auxiliary, with the help of the Ballan Red Cross unit, the equipment,” he said.
afternoon indulgence attracted close to 100 ladies and gents. Moorabool Mayor Cr. Paul Tatchell said, before drawing the
Antique tea and coffee pots, with matching cups and saucers raffle prize winners, there are 75 volunteers attached to the
complimented the savoury and sweet delights. health facility and was always a great honour to be able to
By Doug Button
Raffles and hand made knitted toys and gifts were a popular attend.
For the second time students and staff who attended addition to the annual fundraiser. “How lucky to have a hospital in our town we can walk to.
Fiskville State School between 1971 and 1992 are being asked CEO BDH&C Wayne Weaire said it was exciting to celebrate “The greatest asset in any town are its people and there is a
to take part in a voluntary health study co-ordinated by the with the community on such a wet and bleak day. fair few sitting here today,” he said.
Country Fire Authority.
The first call for volunteers occurred after concerns were
raised in 2011 over the use of chemicals in fire training,
including firefighting foams at the former CFA Training
College at Fiskville.
The State Government was worried about the potential risk
of chemical residues affecting the local environment as well
as human health.
The site has since been shut down.
Mount Wallace farmer Scott Young, who attended Fiskville
State School from 1977-84, said he was contemplating taking
part in the health study. (L-R) Marilyn Baker and Bev Bush sell hand
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“But I think it’s an excellent idea, particularly for those
people who have any worries. It would be great for their
peace of mind.”
Mr Young, a father-of-two, farms a property about 3km west
of Fiskville.
His next door neighbour, 33-year old Andrew Wells said
he would also give “some thought” about taking part in the
health study.
The Government held a parliamentary inquiry into the
operations of the training college and offered health checks
to anyone who worked, trained or otherwise had any contact
with the training college.
That initial offer was later extended to include past students Ruth Bowden and James Hay Cr. Paul Tatchell has his cup topped up with tea Marg McKay
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and staff of the local school.
The latest call for action simply serves as a reminder for
people who now wish to take up the latest offer.
As was the case with the previous offer, school students and
staff this time will undergo a health check and if need be
they will be referred to a surveillance program.
An independent medical provider may determine it
appropriate for some of the former students and staff to take
part in the five-year health surveillance program.
The program involves an annual medical assessment
including a health questionnaire and a detailed medical
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By Helen Tatchell
Rumours are flying on the
airwaves that Moorabool
Shire Council is considering
selling the Bacchus Marsh
aerodrome.
Is it fact or fiction? Both
the Moorabool Mayor Cr
Paul Tatchell and East Ward
councillor John Keogh deny
the allegations.
“The rumour is totally
wrong, if council wanted to
sell they have to go through
a strict procedure for selling
council property.
“Council haven’t been
asked the question and there
is a report coming to council
from officers in June or July
that will probably clarify the
situation,” Cr Keogh said.
Cr. Keogh is a general
committee person on the
Bacchus Marsh aerodrome
committee of management
and has been since he was
elected in 2016, taking over
from another East Ward
councillor Dave Edwards.
Another issue causing un-
certainty for the user groups
at the aerodrome is the lease.
It was signed over to Moora-
bool Shire council in 1992
from the Federal Govern-
ment and the current lease
in place is for 25-years plus
25-years.
Cr. Keogh said the common-
wealth ‘gifted’ the airport
to council on the proviso it
was kept open for general
aviation.
Airport stoush
“Even if we were consider-
ing selling we must obtain
permission from the federal
government; we must have
permission. It must also be
open for general aviation. It
cannot be sold to a developer
for those reasons.”
TVSA Pilot Training part-
owner and CEO Daniel Pear-
son said in a radio interview
to ABC Ballarat, there was
too much uncertainty about
the lease.
“Council have not signed
the lease, and this is causing
a lot of the users and airport
operators a lot of angst. It is
about moving forward and
allowing us to get on with
running the business really.
“We train commercial pilots
from really no experience
to reach their commercial
license, allowing them to
go and earn money in the
industry and obviously the
goal of any of our students
is to go and work for the air-
lines,” he said.
Mr Pearson went on to say
that he believes council are
still reviewing their options
and that they are unhappy
with the level of manage-
ment that currently exists at
the airport.
“They want to see the facil-
ity developed and grow into
a much bigger asset, which I
don’t think anyone is disa-
greeing with. There are a lot
of rumours around on what
they are planning on doing
with the site.”
Mr Pearson has plans to ex-
pand his operation and just
four weeks ago submitted
an application for the expan-
sion to council.
“It is not a small investment,
it’s in the tens of millions of
dollars. We are talking up-
wards of training 100 pilots
every year and employing
upwards of 60-80 people. We
have a fairly large contract
that we’ve managed to land
which allows us to do some
international training.
“I’d love to see the place go
ahead in leaps and bounds
but at this stage we have to
consider other options and
the hanger space, it is not as
locations because we don’t
have the certainty moving
simple as just stamping the
paperwork.
Bacchus Marsh Aerodrome
forward about our long-term
“Basically, the committee The Bacchus Marsh Aerodrome is located
position.”
of management run it for approximately 4.5 kilometres south of the
Mr Pearson said he is just council, so any lease would Bacchus Marsh Township. In October 1992, the
shocked at how little sup- have to go through them,” Bacchus Marsh Aerodrome was transferred from
port the council is giving he said.
and how much of a blind
Commonwealth ownership to Council ownership,
Allegations of council under a Deed of Transfer. The Commonwealth
eye they are turning to this spending $167,000 on legal transferred the aerodrome to Council on the basis
problem. advice to not re-sign the that the facility continue to be maintained and
Mayor Cr Paul Tatchell re- lease, Cr Tatchell said were a
sponded to the claims and operated by the Local Authority as an aerodrome.
‘load of rubbish’.
rumours. In December 1993, Council entered into a
“By the time the lease is
“We only received an ap- sorted out there may be a
peppercorn lease with the Western Region Sporting
plication from Mr Pearson, cost of $20,000-$30,000 to Aviation Group Inc, now known as the Bacchus
who has a sub-lease to the make sure we have all the Marsh Aerodrome Management Inc. (BMAM) for
committee, on 20 April to requirements of council and the Bacchus Marsh Aerodrome. The current lease
expand the flying school. of the committees, and of the is due for renewal in 2018.
There is no business case different user groups, so the The aerodrome is managed by a volunteer-based
for this yet, all we have is an lease makes it future proof. membership and is operated on a ‘no cost to council’
application to expand and “Ultimately the only thing arrangement with the lessee. The management
because we have to take into we have in front of us is an responsibility for the aerodrome lies in the first
consideration all the other application to expand the instance with the volunteer run BMAM Committee.
user groups down there, the flying school in the middle As the land owner and BMAM Committee member,
gliding club, the private peo- of the renewal of the lease,” Council also has a liability responsibility.
ple with their own planes, Cr Tatchell concluded.

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Next stop the
Academy Awards?
By Carol Saffer
Bacchus Marsh film direc-
tor Steven Tandy’s film The
Story was selected to screen
on Opening Night of the
2018 St Kilda Film Festival.
The Story is entered in the
festival’s Top 100 Short Film
Competition. The winner
will be eligible for considera-
tion in the OSCARS® Short
Film and Documentary
Short Awards.
The four-minute film, one
of seven screening on Open-
ing Night, is in the running
for the $10,000 prize for Best
Short Film.
Mr Tandy 26, wrote the
screen play. He says The Sto-
ry is about a man recalling
and reflecting on the time
that he witnessed an emer-
gency situation.
“There is not a massive plot.
It is kind of a slice of life. It
has quite a satisfying little
twist when you realise who
[the man] is talking to. But I
won’t give that away.”
Filmed in St. Kilda, musi-
cian Tim Rogers has the only
speaking role.
“He carries the short film. A
monologue is the best way to
describe it,” Mr Tandy said.
“I knew I wanted someone
who was not a trained actor
[to play the part]. I’d read his
autobiography and knew
he had a certain sensitivity
about him and wasn’t afraid
to talk about emotion.”
Mr Tandy says The Story is
the best thing he’s done. His
previous film Strays was
shot in Bacchus Marsh, went
for 23 minutes, cost about
five times what The Story
cost, yet never got into a film
festival anywhere.
“I have definitely learnt
over the years about simplic-
ity. It’s all about the story
rather than production val-
ues,” he says.
Just Married
Bacchus Marsh locals Nata-
sha Hurst and Mark Shilling
made their love official on
Saturday 21 April 2018 in an
intimate wedding ceremony
on Fisherman’s Beach at
Torquay.
As her sister Marketta sang,
Natasha was walked down
the aisle by her sons Ace
and Jazz, where they joined
Mark and his daughter Ho-
sanna to come together as
one family.
Attending Natasha and
Mark were ring bearers
Keana and Kohen, accom-
panied by Natasha’s parents
Geoff and Kathy.
The ceremony was con-
ducted by Lianne Nuske
Brkic of Bacchus Marsh and
included, the Haka, a sand
ritual to blend the families
together and the cutting
of the cake made by Bows
& Mosey cake and cookie
Bacchus Marsh film-maker Steven Tandy (right) with Tim
Rogers, who has the only speaking role in The Story.
Photos - submitted
Festival Director Paul Har-
ris says this year’s Festival
has a world-class line up of
short films created by some
of Australia’s most talented
filmmakers. There were 600
films submitted for selection.
“If you are selected it means
that you have got in on your
merits. We have no space
for charity cases and the
standards are high,” says Mr
Harris.
Mr Tandy says “getting
opening night was a dream
come true. It was beyond
surreal.”
While not convinced he will
win Mr Tandy says the prize
money would go towards
paying back some loans.
“My parents have been re-
ally supportive.”
Mr Tandy self-funded the
shooting of the film. To cover
SHILLING - Hurst
Photograph by JJ Photography
art. Natasha’s makeup was
done by Makeup Artistry by
Skye Drake, Nails by Spoil
Yourself Beauty and Flow-
ers were supplied by Miss
Thistle.
The new Mr & Mrs Hurst-
News
the post-production costs of
$2000 he raised the money
by crowd funding pledged
through Kickstarter.
Mr Tandy was the recipi-
ent of the Arts Award at
the inaugural Moorabool
Shire Youth Awards in 2015.
The following year he was
awarded Young Citizen of
the Year at the Shire’s Aus-
tralia Day ceremony.
Mr Tandy’s early film Yes-
terday’s News won the Di-
rector’s Choice Award at the
Sacramento Film Festival in
California in 2013. While the
same year, his screenplay for
The Suitcase won a Platinum
Remi for Best Student Short
at Houston Worldfest in
Texas.
The St Kilda Film Festival
opened on Thursday 17 May
and will close this Saturday
26 May 2018.
Shilling celebrated their
marriage by dancing the
night away to live music
by Shameless Cover Band
at Flanagan’s Border Inn in
Bacchus Marsh, the place
where they first met.
The Moorabool News – 22 May, 2018 Page 9
Local forests hold fungal surprises
By Alison Pouliot
Autumn is here and winter just around the corner
and after a recent deluge, fungal surprises will
begin popping up.
With their earthy fragrances and unusual forms,
fungi capture the essence of the season. Better
known for their edible varieties that enhance
autumn fare, fungi also underpin the health of
local forests, farms and gardens.
Beneath the soil, fungi form beneficial
relationships with every eucalypt and most other
plants. They build architecture in soils and recycle
organic matter. Fungi also provide food for dozens
of native mammals such as wallabies and bush
rats. Looking after soil fungi is vital to the health
and resilience of local ecosystems.
While most of us can identify a few orchids, birds
and other wildlife, fungi are usually less familiar. Fungus enthusiast and ecologist,
Without the long traditions found throughout Alison Pouliot (© Valérie Chételat).
Europe, foraging for fungi is a relatively new
pastime in Australia. However, those who
fancy collecting a few mushies for dinner, take
heed. Among the delicious and delightful lurk
poisonous species that could land you in hospital
or the grave.
Learning to recognise fungi involves all the
senses. It requires spending time in forests and
being an astute observer.
Identifying fungi means being able to smell
particular scents and feel different textures. It
means knowing which particular characteristics
to look for and being able to differentiate toxic
from edible species.
A workshop and seminar hosted by Moorabool
Catchment Landcare will be held in Ballan and
surrounds on 3 and 6 of June respectively. The
workshop will be run by local ecologist and
photographer, Alison Pouliot. Participants will
learn about the diversity and significance of fungi
and how to identify them in the field. These delightful waxcaps, Hygrocybe
For these and further mushroom events in central astatogala, grow in local grasslands
Victoria visit www.alisonpouliot.com and forests (© Alison Pouliot).
Moorabool Shire Council
NOTICE OF ORDINARY MEETING OF COUNCIL
The next Ordinary Meeting of Council will be held Wednesday 6 June, 2018 in the
Council Chambers, 15 Stead St, Ballan, commencing at 6.00pm.
Members of the public are most welcome to attend.
COMMITTEE MEETING
The next committee meeting at Council is of the Audit and Risk Committee, to be held on
Wednesday 23 May 2018, at 9.00am, at the James Young Room, Lederderg Library,
Bacchus Marsh.
Members of the public are most welcome to attend.
NOTICE OF AN APPLICATION FOR PLANNING PERMIT
Address of Land: 9 Baker Street, Darley VIC 3340
Land Title Particulars: Description Details:
Lot 32 on PS 544486K Variation of a Restrictive Covenant
Applicant for the permit is: J Clark Planning Application No: PA2018083
You may look at the application and any documents that support the application at the office
of the Responsible Authority: Moorabool Shire Council, 15 Stead Street, Ballan. 182
Halletts Way Darley. https://greenlight.e-vis.com.au/moorabool. This can be done
during office hours and is free of charge. Any person who may be affected by the granting of
the permit may object or make other submissions to the Responsible Authority. An objection
must be sent to the Responsible Authority in writing, include the reasons for the objection
and state how the objector would be affected. Please be aware that copies of objections/
submissions received may be made available to any person for the purpose of consideration
as part of the planning process. The Responsible Authority will not decide on the application
before 5 June 2018. If you object, the Responsible Authority will tell you its decision.
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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Darley Neighbourhood House & Learning Centre - Short Struggling with addiction; Pain from the past; family member Anglican Parish of West Moorabool
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MEETINGS Rose-Carers of Maddingley Park Bacchus Marsh Christian Church
Ballan & District CWA - Branch meetings – 2nd Thursday Working Bees every 3rd Wednesday & Sunday of each Sunday Services 10am with kids program. 222 Main St,
each month. RSL Hall, Inglis, St Ballan, 7.30pm. All welcome month. All welcome. Enquiries - 0418 171 119. Bacchus Marsh. Enquiries 9028 2622.
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Ballan District Vintage Machinery & Vehicle Club Enquiries - 1300 660 068. 2pm 1st Sunday of month. Enquiries - 5367 2543 (office).
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Holy Trinity Anglican Church - Bacchus Marsh
Pavilion, Ballan Racecourse Reserve. Enquiries – Brian 5368 Meets at 10.30am on the 1st and 3rd Tuesdays of each month
Service Times - Bacchus Marsh - Sunday 9am and 5pm;
2255 or Ray 5368 1177. at the Uniting Church Hall, Gisborne Road, Bacchus Marsh.
Balliang - 2nd Sunday 11am, 4th Sunday 9am; Myrniong – 1st
The Pottery Group Enq - 0421 222 717.
& 3rd Sunday 11am. Enquiries – 5367 5362. 
Tuesday and Saturday 1pm-3pm, at the Public Park Hall Lal Lal Moorabool Photographic Group Inc
(next to Tennis Courts), Stanley St, Gordon. All welcome. Meeting 3rd Wednesday each month, 7pm. Soldiers Memorial Church of the Living God
Enquiries to Maureen 0447173031. Hall, Lal Lal. Enquiries 5341 7535. Christian youth ministry and bible teaching. 2nd Sunday
Bacchus Marsh Playgroup Footscray Poultry Club (at Bacchus Marsh) of every month, 5pm. Open to all ages. At 14 Darcy St,
(Behind St Andrew’s Church) Cnr Gisborne Rd & Lerderderg Meetings held 2nd Sunday of month, 2pm. Poultry Pavilion. Maddingley. Enq – 0408 260 727.
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Renting - Scare
opportunities
for tenants
Lifestyle Opportunity In Premium Location
35 Evergreen Way, Gordon
Price: $749,000
GIL KING
LIFESTYLE: Set on approx. 10 acres just minutes from
the Gordon Township, this property will certainly fulfil
CEO, REIV
the entire family’s dreams with both indoor and outdoor
benefits, including a fabulous indoor swimming pool.
The rental market in region-
FEATURES: Offering four bedrooms, master with ensuite,
2 living areas, a separate dining area and wood heating. al Victoria offers opportuni-
ties for investors and some
Externally, you will also be impressed with 2 main
good value for tenants, if
paddocks, a holding paddock, a huge backyard and a
private front yard with established trees. Multiple garden
indeed they can find a place
sheds, a machinery shed/carport, a single car shed, a cattle to rent.
ramp and a feature dam all add to its overall appeal.
That might not be as easy as
LOCATION: The property is ideally located just 20 minutes
from Ballarat, 1 hour from Melbourne and just minutes it sounds, with REIV data re-
from the Gordon Township and Western Freeway. vealing that rental vacancy
rates in regional Victoria
fell again in April to 1.7 per
cent. That’s even tighter than
Melbourne, where the ever-
increasing supply of new
apartments has kept the rate
to 2.0 per cent.
Availability outside the
capital is approximately half
that of five years ago, and it
is no surprise that median
weekly rent has ticked up
slightly to $315 per week.
While over the last year
median rents across regional
Contact: Matthew Edwards
Victoria for 4BR and 2BR
51 Lydiard Street South, Ballarat 3350 0401 728 881
houses have risen (by 4.2 per
Phone 5331 1111 www.prdballarat.com.au www.prdballarat.com.au cent and 2.0 per cent respec-
tively), there have been no
increases in other dwelling
classifications.
Landlords are receiving
gross rental yields of be-
tween 4.1 and 4.8 per cent on
regional dwellings, which
compares favourably with
metropolitan yields, where
only 1BR units in inner Mel-
bourne (5.0 per cent) are re-
turning slightly higher.
Weekly median rentals on
2BR units are still below $200
in Moe, Kyabram and Be-
nalla, while the median on
same sized units are nearly
double that in Geelong ($393)
and Torquay ($360).
Three-bedroom houses in
Morwell, Kyabram, Stawell,
Merbein, and Churchill have
rental medians of under
$250, but for tenants in Jan
Juc ($480), Torquay ($450)
Barwon Heads ($420), rent-
ing a 3BR house is a more
expensive proposition.
Gisborne ($400), in the Mac-
edon Ranges, is the only lo-
cation outside the Surf Coast
and Greater Geelong in the
top sixteen median weekly
rentals for this sized dwell-
ing, indicative of the increas-
ing popularity of Victoria’s
second city and its environs
as desirable places to live.
If you’d like to know more
about home values in your
area, please visit https://reiv.
com.au/market-insights.
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Arbee Real Estate

FOR SALE 73 Main Street, Bacchus Marsh FOR SALE 119 Hastings Road, Greendale
3 1 1 4 2 8

‘The Little Blue House On The Hill’ Peaceful Country Living

Charming home has ‘cottage feel’, on a large 780m² approx. 22 metres Set on 6 acres (approx), fantastic property with plenty of space &
of Main St frontage, easement free, on quiet service road. Set in charm to enjoy the perfect country lifestyle. 4 bedrooms, master with
established gardens & bordered by tightly held established homes & a Ens & WIR, & the other 3 have BIRs, study, generous lounge/dining
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carpet, light filled bathroom, blackwood timber kitchen with leadlight laundry. Outside is a spacious pergola, huge 18x7.5 garage, carports,
overhead cupboards, lounge with open fire place. multi purpose room, 2 tanks, 2 dams, & kids play area.
INSPECT By appointment INSPECT By appointment
FOR SALE $390,000-$420,000 FOR SALE $699,000-$759,000
NEW LISTING CONTACT
WEB
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arbeerealestate.com.au NEW LISTING CONTACT
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FOR SALE 9 Hamish Road, Bacchus Marsh FOR SALE 2 Caspar Place, Bacchus Marsh
3 2 2 3 2 2

Move In & Enjoy! Ideal Dream Home Site

Quality built 3 bedroom plus study home on fully landscaped 672m2 This terrific corner block of approx. 588m2 is located in the sought
block between Main St & Darley Shopping Centre. Master bedroom after Stonehill Estate. Surrounded by quality homes this is the ideal
with ENS & WIR, bedrooms 2 & 3 have BIRs, 2 living areas with location to build your dream home. Just a short drive to Maddingley
the formal lounge at the front & the kitchen, meals & family room Park, Secondary College and Grammar School, and the Railway
to the rear opening to alfresco area. Ducted heating, evap cooling Station. Make your enquiries today.
throughout & a wood heater in the family room.
INSPECT By appointment INSPECT By appointment
FOR SALE $520,000-$550,000 FOR SALE $275,000-$285,000
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FOR SALE 4 Miles Court, Bacchus Marsh FOR SALE 5 College Square, Bacchus Marsh
3 2 2 3 2 2
This Is A Rare Opportunity!
Invest In Me!
Finding a block of land to build your dream home on is difficult, but
finding a block this size and in this location is even more difficult. Excellent 3 bedroom, 2 bathroom home perfect for first home buyers
Magnificent 900m2 block of land surrounded by tightly held or investors. On approx. 500m2, the home consists of master bedroom
established homes just 1km from the Main Street. In a quiet Court with WIR & Ens, bedrooms 2 & 3 with BIRs, a spacious lounge, kitchen
location, have a look at this block with your builder and imagine the with dishwasher and island bench, meals area, separate family
home you can build to take advantage of this elevated position. bathroom laundry and toilet. Ducted heating & cooling is installed.
INSPECT By appointment INSPECT By appointment
FOR SALE $390,000-$410,000 FOR SALE $440,000-$460,000

NEW LISTING
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FOR SALE 66 Burbidge Drive, Bacchus Marsh FOR SALE 180 Masons Lane, Bacchus Marsh
4 2 2 4 2 4

The Investment For You 5.5 Acres Close To Town

Well designed 4 bedroom home ideal for property investor or first home Beautiful family home, huge outdoor entertaining area & extensive
buyer. Featuring master with ENS & WIR, the remaining bedrooms with shedding. 4 bedrooms, master with WIR & ens, remaining 3 with BIRs,

SOLD
BIRs & central bathroom. Chefs kitchen with stone bench tops & spacious kitchen with island bench & an adjacent meals area & huge
stainless steel appliances including stove top, oven and dishwasher. lounge room. Ducted evap cooling, reverse cycle a/c & wood heater.
Separate lounge and combined kitchen/dining. Heating & cooling is Outdoor entertaining area joins the house to the 400sqm shedding.
throughout. Low maintenance gardens & a double remote garage.
INSPECT By appointment INSPECT By appointment
FOR SALE $430,000-$450,000 FOR SALE $1,750,000 - $1,850,000
CONTACT Peter Leonard 0429 671 990 CONTACT Peter 0429 671 990 Daryl 0409 233 157
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FOR SALE 101 Holts Lane, Bacchus Marsh FOR SALE 33/96 Gisborne Road, Bacchus Marsh
Calling All Developers!
3 2 2 1 1 1
Grab this opportunity to secure a terrific corner block of 679m2 with a Ideal Retirement Living Unit!
Planning Permit for Development of 2 Dwellings, one facing Holts
Lane and the other facing Hamish Road. With terrific 180 degree Modern one bedroom unit, affordable retirement option. Located in
views to the east and only a short distance from the new Freeway friendly senior’s community, comes with meal options and a central
ramps at Halletts Way this is a sought after location. Surrounded by recreation space, whilst still able to live independently. Spacious
new homes, close to nearby Child Care facilities and Primary Schools lounge with split-system A/C, good size bedroom, kitchenette,
and a bus stop basically at your doorstep make your enquiries to day. updated bathroom, private courtyard and allocated parking space.
INSPECT By appointment INSPECT By appointment
FOR SALE $280,000-$310,000 FOR SALE $110,000-$120,000
CONTACT Daryl Gould 0409 233 157 CONTACT Daryl Gould 0409 233 157
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Ian McDonald Steve Creese Daryl Gould Peter Leonard Denise Sniegowski Liam Gair
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Darley 36 Swans Road Bed Bath Car

4 Bedroom Family Home on Large Private Sale Space for Everyone with 2300sqm Private Sale
855m2 Block Parcel of Land
Price $490,000-$510,000 Price $590,000 - $630,000
Situated on a large parcel of land in a Standing proud in a prime position
quiet court of Bacchus Marsh lies this Office 2/137 Main Street, this 4 bedroom family home offers Office 2/137 Main Street,
well presented family home. Boasting Bacchus Marsh 5367 8128 you the golden opportunity to secure Bacchus Marsh 5367 8128
a pleasing layout with areas to suit for yourself within a highly sought
Contact Len Smith 0418 343 754 Contact Len Smith 0418 343 754
the whole family from the spacious location only minutes from Golf Course,
Kelvin Gaffiero 0481 991 828 Local Schools, Sporting Grounds, Kelvin Gaffiero 0481 991 828
formal lounge for relaxing and a large
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guests to the generous rear yard for access. Enjoy the comfort of life’s
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3 2 4 3 1 6
Darley 7 Busby Court Coimadai 70 McMullins Lane Bed Bath Car
Bed Bath Car

Quality home, views & Sheds, Private Sale
Spacious Land 5007m2
Price $895,000 - $930,000
Situated in the prestigious Manning
Estate lies this is well-built, immaculate Office 2/137 Main Street,
presented family home, with magical Bacchus Marsh 5367 8128
views that can keep you mesmerised for
Contact Len Smith 0418 343 754
hours. Plenty of space inside and out on
Kelvin Gaffiero 0481 991 828
approx 5007m2 of land with side access to
the back yard. Web www.lensmith.com.au
Charming Home on Small Acreage Private Sale
Surrounded by peace and serenity, this
Price $749,000 - $799,000
fully renovated 1940 weatherboard
character home is situated on approx. Office 2/137 Main Street,
4.52 acres of bushland with a large Bacchus Marsh 5367 8128
cleared area around the house. Still
Contact Len Smith 0418 343 754
close to the Bacchus Marsh township
and freeway outlets. Beautifully Kelvin Gaffiero 0481 991 828
renovated with modern and character Web www.lensmith.com.au
style, high ceilings, hardwood floors,
feature press metal ceilings in the
hallway, 2 toilets and wood heater.

W
NE TING
LIS

3 2 2 2 1 8
Coimadai 110 McMullins Lane Bed Bath Car
Maddingley 29 Griffith Street Bed Bath Car

“Wombat Creek” Private Sale Be Exposed Private Sale

Beautiful Wombat Creek in the picture Outstanding investment opportunity
Price $1,175,000-$1,275,000 suited to Tradesman, Owner Occupiers Price $449,000-$469,000
perfect valley of Coimadai providing
73 acres of lifestyle, less than 12 kms Office 2/137 Main Street, and Investors. High exposure location Office 2/137 Main Street,
from the centre of Bacchus Marsh. Bacchus Marsh 5367 8128 at the gateway of the Towns growth Bacchus Marsh 5367 8128
Character styled and relaxed the home corridor. The older style weatherboard
Contact Len Smith 0418 343 754 is rented and returning $10,950 per Contact Len Smith 0418 343 754
captures an abundance of charm
Kelvin Gaffiero 0481 991 828 annum. Large 2000sq ft factory at rear Kelvin Gaffiero 0481 991 828
and displays incredible views of its
natural surrounds. Fully self contained Web www.lensmith.com.au with high clearance would make the Web www.lensmith.com.au
2 bedroom apartment. 10 acres of ideal opportunity to run your business
pasture adjoining to Goodmans Creek. from this outstanding location.
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INTRODUCING OUR NEW OFFICE!

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Ballarat Junior Football League Bacchus Marsh Soccer Club

Results – Round 5 Results - Round 6
U16.5 Seniors Under 13s Div 1 Open
Ballarat 8.11 (59) def Bacchus Marsh 1.4 (10) Bacchus Marsh Red (3) def Buninyong (1)
Lake Wendouree 8.19 (67) def Darley 3.4 (22) Goals - Joshua Whittaker (1), Nicholas Misiti (1), Tristan
East Point 6.16 (52) def Redan 3.5 (23) Noorman (1). 
North Ballarat 17.21 (123) def Mount Clear 2.2 (14) Under 13s Div 2 Open
Bacchus Marsh Yellow (9) def Creswick (0)
U16.5 Reserves
Goals - Cameron Gilliland (1), Aaron Ciangura (2), Will Ferris
Bacchus Marsh 12.10 (82) def Sebastopol 6.6 (42)
(1), Glenn Hobert (2), Isabel Srnec (2), Hunter Yendall (1).
Lake Wendouree 18.14 (122) def Darley 1.4 (10)
Under 15s Div 1 Open
Redan 11.5 (71) def East Point 3.11 (29)
Bacchus Marsh Blue (3) lost Victoria Park Blue (5)
North Ballarat 9.9 (63) def Mount Clear 8.10 (58)
Goals - Harry Barnes (1), Jack Mutsaerts (1), James Riddell (1).
U14 Seniors Under 16 Girls
Bacchus Marsh 8.4 (52) def Sebastopol 2.4 (16) Bacchus Marsh (0) lost Victoria Park (4)
Darley 8.4 (52) def Lake Wendouree 4.6 (30) Senior Women’s Div. 1
East Point 11.14 (80) def Redan 3.2 (20) Bacchus Marsh (0) lost Ballarat Eureka Strikers (5)
North Ballarat 9.8 (62) def Mount Clear 1.5 (11) Senior Men’s Div. 2
U14 Reserves Bacchus Marsh (2) lost Daylesford & Hepburn United (3)
Bacchus Marsh 7.5 (47) def Sebastopol 1.4 (10) Goals - Mike Degnen (1), Alexis Joannidis (1)
Lake Wendouree 12.9 (81) def Darley 4.3 (27)
Redan 7.9 (51) def East Point 3.8 (26)
North Ballarat 5.8 (38) def Mount Clear 2.1 (13)
U12 Seniors
Bacchus Marsh 8.10 (58) def Sebastopol 4.2 (26)
Darley 7.8 (50) def Lake Wendouree 1.7 (13)
East Point 7.10 (52) def Redan 3.4 (22)
Mount Clear 6.6 (42) def North Ballarat 1.5 (11)
U12 Reserves
Ballarat 11.14 (80) def Ballarat Storm 0.0 (0)
Sebastopol 7.5 (47) def Bacchus Marsh 0.2 (2)
Darley 3.2 (20) def Lake Wendouree 0.0 (0)
North Ballarat 9.4 League
Ballarat Football/Netball (58) def Mount Clear 0.7 (7)

Juniors
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Results – Round 45
Results – Round 5
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Mt Clear 15 15 3 6 6 1
Nth Ballarat City 47 47 64 50 41 24
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Sebastopol - 17 37 37 22 18
East Point Jnrs - 16 20 18 11 10
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Stars & Puzzles

models. Financial news may need additional clarification.
Educational expansion is spotlighted.
LEO—July 23-August 22
Romance shows its comic side throughout the week.
Academic interests are a common ground for a new
friendship. Professional priorities are rearranged.
VIRGO—August 23-September 22
QUICK PUZZLE
★★★★★★★★ ✯✯✯✯✯✯
Younger friends mingle with older ones. It’s a generally
successful week for playing matchmaker. Job news is
encouraging, but don’t put all your eggs in one basket.
LIBRA—September 23-October 22
This week has an exotic flavour. If not travelling, then
★★★★★★★★ you may be meeting some travellers from overseas. Your
friends benefit from your cheer and your optimism.

SCORPIO—October 23-November 21
ARIES—March 21-April 20 Last minute patchups make for an effectionate, sentimen-
Persistence pays dividends in work related areas. Where tal week. Business ideas that sound too good to be true
require ample investigation. A cancelled event may be
romance is involved, however, take a low key approach. back on the boards.
Business mixes nicely with pleasure from Thursday on.
SAGITTARIUS—November 22-December 22
TAURUS—April 21-May 22
Read between the lines of documents that come your way,
A deceptive trend dominates. Don’t let the first impres-
but don’t analyse informal conversations too closely.
sions become a lasting one. Behind the scenes activities Financial ideas are on the right track but they need
are leading to new prestige, new challenges and new refinement.
responsibilities.
CAPRICORN—December 23-January 20
GEMINI—May 23-June 21 Delays in transportation and communication may lead to
A placid friend becomes more enterprising and deter- a last minute rearrangement of timetables. A message
mined. Romance enters a quiet period with your partner from a friend you knew long ago, touches you more than
involved in intellectual interests. Family reconciliations you realize it could.
are accended this weekend.
NO. 9044 AQUARIUS—January 21-February 19
CANCER—June 22-July 22 A newly launched partnership, professional or personal,
ACROSS DOWN In personal relationships, take a cue from older role demands more attention and imagination. You may be
1. Jar (4) 1. Poison (5) nominated for a controversal spot that puts you in the
7. Specify (9) 2. Old (5) models. Financial news may need additional clarification.
Educational expansion is spotlighted. public eye
8. Spick and span (4) 3. Testify (6)
9. Peruse (4) 4. Arachnid (6) PISCES—February 20-March 20
10. Carry (4) 5. Apartment (4) LEO—July 23-August 22
If travelling, remember the old maxim that getting there
11. Submissive (4) 6. Politician (9) Romance shows its comic side throughout the week. really can be half the fun. Children respond to the incen-
14. Venture (10) 12. Superb (9) Academic interests are a common ground for a new tives you provide them. This week is prime time for
16. Meteorologist (10) 13. Retained (4) friendship. Professional priorities are rearranged. exchanging ideas.
19. Monarch (4) 15. Status (4)
22. Dressed (4) 17. Swallow up (6) VIRGO—August 23-September 22 BIRTHDAY THIS WEEK
24. Gloomy (4) 18. Musty (6) You are reliable, determined and over exacting. Your
25. Just (4) 20. Cross (5) Younger friends mingle with older ones. It’s a generally ambition and drive is powerful and it relates to your de-
26. Break (9) 21. Shrub (5) successful week for playing matchmaker. Job news is sire for material security. Intellectual interests dominate
27. Festival (4) 23. Think (4) encouraging, but don’t put all your eggs in one basket. for the rest of the year.
CRYPTIC PUZZLE LIBRA—September 23-October 22
ACROSS This week has an exotic flavour. If not travelling, then
1. Punishment for a murderer, we’re told (4). 7, Rain you may be meeting some travellers from overseas. Your

trickles round there behind (2,3,4). 8. See that half are
disinclined to (4). 9. A headlight (4). 10. Fight the war
and return (4). 11. Weakens back springs (4). 14. Ac-
cept nothing and refuse t join in (4,2,4). 16. In private
life, he has lot to learn (3,7). 19. The offspring are work-
ing on board (4). 22. Cause one to take to (4). 24. One
nutcracker I put in (4). 25. Try, at the time arranged, to
return (4). 26. Feeling of great excitment (9). 27. Chap I
installed as chief (4).
DOWN
1. Young things with guns (5). 2. Make, thanks to her
(5). 3. Get out of one’s grip (6). 4. Bewildered by being
given the chuck (6). 5. As a surname, was attractive (4).
6. Sycophantic followers waiting for one to come to the
phone? (7-2). 12. Where the attendants got even with,
in the book (4,5). 13. In the hubbub, mingle with (4). 15.
Many stop on the way back (4). 17. Like the peevish
baker? (6). 18. So with the nun I run the concert (6). 20.
After work is the time for entertainment (5). 21. A day at
home is something of a luxury (5). 23. Run with panache
(4).
SUDOKU
friends benefit from your cheer and your optimism.
SCORPIO—October 23-November 21
Last minute patchups make for an effectionate, sentimen-
NUMBER GAME
tal week. Business ideas that sound too good to be true
require ample investigation. A cancelled event may be
back on ANSWER
the boards. BELOW
SAGITTARIUS—November 22-December 22
Read between the lines of documents that come your way,
but don’t analyse informal conversations too closely.
Financial ideas are on the right track but they need
refinement.
CAPRICORN—December 23-January 20
Delays in transportation and communication may lead to
a last minute rearrangement of timetables. A message
from a friend you knew long ago, touches you more than
you realize it could.

Sat-in. 23, Dash. AQUARIUS—January 21-February 19

SOLUTIONS - CROSSWORD NO. 9043
(rev.). 17, Crusty. 18, Unison (anag.). 20, Op-era. 21, A newly launched partnership, professional or personal,
Drew. 6, Hangers-on. 12, Page-s-even. 13, Stir. 15, Pots demands more attention and imagination. You may be
QUICK SOLUTIONS
Down - 1, Colts. 2, Net-ta. 3, Unpack. 4, Thrown. 5, nominated for a controversal spot that puts you in the
Across - 7, Announcement. 8, Stupor. 9, Grumpy. 10,
(rev.). 26, Sensation. 27, Ma-I-n.
public eye
Pulsate. 12, Flash. 15, Start. 16, Avocado. 18, Agenda.
New recruit. 19, S-on-S. 22, Lead. 24, Un-I-t. 25, Tes-t
20, Ramble. 22, Put the wind up.
Halo. 10, Wage. 11, Spas (rev.). 14, Take no part. 16, PISCES—February 20-March 20
Down - 1, Instruct. 2, Romp. 3, Untruth. 4, Verge. 5,
Across - 1, Cane (Cain). 7, In the re-ar. 8, Lo-th(at). 9,
If travelling, remember the old maxim that getting there
Republic. 6, Stop. 11, Strength. 13, Sedulous. 14, Over-
CRYPTIC SOLUTIONS
really can be half the fun. Children respond to the incen-
awe. 17, Bathe. 19, Gape. 21, Mend. tives you provide them. This week is prime time for
Engulf. 18, Mouldy. 20, Irate. 21, Gorse. 23, Deem.
CRYPTIC SOLUTIONS
6, Statesman. 12, Excellent. 13, Kept. 15, Rank. 17, exchanging ideas.
Across - 7, Batting order. 8, Nipper. 9, Ro-as-ts. 10,
Down - 1, Venom. 2, Stale. 3, Attest. 4, Spider. 5, Flat.
Stirred. 12, A-cut-E. 15, Threat. 16, Par-snip. 18, C-
King. 22, Clad. 24, Glum. 25, Fair. 26, Interlude. 27, Fete. BIRTHDAY THIS WEEK
ache-t. 20, Me-win-g. 22, High handedly.
Tote. 11, Meek. 14, Enterprise. 16, Weatherman. 19, You are reliable, determined and over exacting. Your
Down - 1, Ban-is-ter. 2, St-EP. 3, Snorted. 4, Worry. 5,
Across - 1, Vase. 7, Stipulate. 8, Neat. 9, Read. 10, ambition and drive is powerful and it relates to your de-
Advances. 6, T-R-ot. 11, Road hogs. 13, Triangle. 14,
QUICK SOLUTIONS sire for material security. Intellectual interests dominate
C-arm-ine. 17, Itch-Y. 19, A-shy. 21, Wee-(boo)k.
SOLUTIONS - CROSSWORD NO. 9044 for the rest of the year.
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Local stars shine at the MCG
Interleague – Ballarat v Goulburn Valley
THE Ballarat Football League were brave on the game’s
biggest stage but overrun late, falling short of an impressive
Goulburn Valley outfit by 32 points last Saturday.
Despite the loss, Bacchus Marsh and Darley had seven
representatives who were able to ‘live the dream’, that is to
run out and play on the hallowed turf that is the MCG.
And one in particular could say he starred in it.
Bacchus Marsh forward Ben Speight had a day to remember.
His eight goals included five in the second half which
happened to be his last five kicks for the game. Given the
28-year old took just three marks, highlights how dangerous
he can be at ground level. His ability to win his own ball or
finish off handball receives had a profound influence. Speight,
at 179cm has the ability to play tall, he leads up and reads the
play well and is deadly on the outside with his conversion
by Todd Whelan around goal. He seemed to thrive the better the standard of
footy.
Darley ball magnet Brian Graham wasn’t far behind and
looked right at home on the ‘G’. The huge ground with its expansive dimensions would test
the endurance of all midfielders below the top level. Graham was the exception in this case.
His ability to get to contest after contest paid homage to the raps bestowed upon him at club
level.
Ballarat led by as much as 16 points at the 12-minute mark of the third term but were unable
to sustain the advantage. The Goulburn Valley showed why its touted as one of the best
country leagues going around, reeling in the deficit and pulling away in the end with a
dominant seven goals to two final term.
Moving forward, there’s plenty to get excited about in the BFNL at club level. The season
is delicately poised after just four rounds, each club presents its own unique strengths and
challenges. Be sure to get to your local footy, there’s some serious talent on show for all to see
and appreciate right here at your doorstep.
This Saturday Apple 98.5FMs match of the round returns to Darley Park for the Devils home
game against Redan with LIVE broadcast from 2pm. Bacchus Marsh will travel to East Point
for their first trip up the highway this year.
The Ballarat Under 18 inter-league team (Photo submitted).
(Photo Tim Sautlry) (Photo Tim Sautlry)
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BALLARAT 16.10 – 106 lost GOULBURN VALLEY 20.8 – 128
BALLARAT (GOALS) – Speight 8, Graham 2, Johnston1, Pring, Bramble, Cassidy, Willits,
Edwards
BALLARAT (WHELAN’S BEST) – Speight, Graham, Kennedy, Lockyer, Horbury, Johnston
THE Ballarat Under 18s representative team travelled to Punt Road, the home training
ground of the Richmond Tigers to take on the Goulburn Valley. They, similar to their senior
counterparts, led for most of the day before the Goulburn Valley boys hit the front late to win
by 10 points.
The Darley Football Club had four players on show, all of whom acquitted themselves well.
Joel Cadman was the pick of the bunch looking dangerous up forward all day while Mitch
Ward’s (Wing-Half forward) confidence and run of good form continued, in particular his
second and final terms. Andrew Azzopardi performed solidly rotating through the midfield
and forward. These three lads have all played their first senior games at club level in the
last month, just reward for their form and effort. Also on the rise at Devil land is young
gun Duncan Cadman. Unfortunately, he left the field midway through the game with what
appeared to be a sidelining knee injury.
Bacchus Marsh talent Jay Homewood was also selected in the squad. Homewood is another
product of the Cobras junior program. The future prospects look bright on the horizon at
both clubs.
BALLARAT 6.8 – 44 lost GOULBURN VALLEY 7.12 – 54
BALLARAT (GOALS) – Marshall 2, Patterson 1, Azzopardi, Riding, J.Cadman
BALLARAT (BEST) – Riding, Nash, Romeril, Goater, J.Cadman, Welsh.
INTERLEAGUE - HOW THE LOCALS RATED
Ben Speight (9) – (15 disposals) 12 kicks, 3 handballs, 3 marks, 2 tackles, 8 goals
- One of the best 15 possession games you’ll see. Best on the ground in a losing side.
Brian Graham (8) – (39 disposals) 29 kicks, 10 handballs, 10 marks, 1 tackle, 2 goals
- Killed them early, had six centre clearances in the first quarter. Was everywhere.
Steven Kennedy (7) – (24 disposals) 7 kicks, 17 handballs, 9 marks, 7 tackles
- Strong overhead all day and his use of handball to the outside runners was a feature.
Scott Sherlock (6) – (23 disposals) 12 kicks, 11 handballs, 6 marks, 6 tackles
- Tried hard. His run and defensive pressure was solid.
Darren Leonard (5) – (12 disposals) 9 kicks, 3 handballs, 6 marks
- If pressure acts and spoils were included in these stats, he’d have had his fair share.
Shane Page (5) – (19 disposals) 13 kicks, 6 handballs, 5 marks
- Captain. Drifted in and out of the game. Was never far away from the action.
Aaron Willits (2) – (6 disposals) 5 kicks, 1 handball, 3 marks, 1 tackle, 1 goal.
- Star player who had little influence by his standards after first quarter goal.
(Photo Tim Sautlry)
Ballan Golf Club
Results Week ending Saturday 19 May
Wednesday 16 May
Winner John Fitzgerald (23) 32 points
on c/b from Hugh Miller (12).
Magpie - 14th Chris Tudor. NTP - 15th Barry Sims.
Saturday Stableford
(4th Round House Teams)
Winner Brian Cran (24) 36 points on c/b from Kev Lockman
(13). 3rd Les Martin (13) 33 points
on c/b from John Fitzgerald (23).
NTP - 2nd Rick Roden, 12th Vic Buttigieg, 15th Les Martin.
Magpie - 14th & 18th Bob Arklay.
Ben Speight after the game
with his ‘Best on Ground’ Balls (5), Cut-off 33 points: Brian Cran, Kev Lockman,
medal (Photo Tim Sautlry) Les Martin, John Fitzgerald.
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Ballarat Netball League Ladder CHNL Ladder

Team PTS % Team
A Grade
1 Sunbury....................16 179.84
2 East Point.................16 153.38
3 Lake Wendouree......12 133.65
4 North Ballarat City....12 118.07
5 Bacchus Marsh........12 101.89
6 Sebastopol.................8 94.77
7 Melton South..............8 92.50
8 Redan.........................4 89.50
9 Ballarat.......................4 74.63
10 Darley.........................4 68.25
11 Melton.........................0 56.52
B Grade
1 Sunbury....................16 228.85
2 Lake Wendouree......16 151.58
3 Bacchus Marsh........12 138.78
4 East Point.................12 134.62
Athletes at the start of the 3km course at Lake Dewar.
PTS % Team
15&U Reserves
1 Lake Wendouree......16 201.41
2 North Ballarat City....12 536.36
3 Redan.........................8 103.75
4 Ballarat.......................8 91.36
5 Sebastopol.................8 79.09
6 Darley.........................8 70.53
7 Bacchus Marsh..........4 75.53
8 Ballarat Storm FNC....4 73.77
9 East Point Juniors......4 72.55
10 Mount Clear................0 52.58
13&U Seniors
1 North Ballarat City....16 326.19
2 Lake Wendouree......16 200.00
3 Darley.......................12 154.69
% PTS
13&Under
1 Buninyong.............424.49 24
2 Carngham............. 321.15 24
3 Creswick................152.00 20
4 Hepburn.................136.04 20
5 Dunnstown............108.33 20
6 Beaufort...................94.59 16
7 Bungaree...............169.84 12
8 Skipton.................. 127.71 12
9 Learmonth............. 112.87 12
10 Newlyn...................109.38 12
11 Gordon.................... 86.14 10
12 Springbank..............81.48 10
13 Daylesford.............. 66.20 8
14 Smythesdale...........78.26 6
15 Rokewood............... 64.10 6
16 Clunes.....................50.85 4
17 Ballan....................... 37.62 0
18 Waubra......................8.63 0

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athletes took advantage of competing at the
same venue in preparation.
The Under 6 athletes competed over a
500-metre course with Elijah Grero taking
line honours while new member Jax Coulton,
continues to improve and crossed the line
in 2nd place. The Under 7 & 8s contested a
loop of the 1000 metre course. Deegan Doyle
recorded the fastest time, closely followed
by Hudson Wisewould while Kobie Sabo
narrowly pipped Maya Estlick for the girls.
Nicholas Ide was the standout performer
in the Under 9/10 1500 metres, while only
a few seconds separated William Flanagan
and Oliver Carr for 2nd and 3rd respectively.
Mackenzie Estlick, Shameka Grero and
Sarah Burton were the top 3 placegetters for
the girls. Mitchell Wells claimed victory over
2000 metres completing 2 laps of the 1km
Photo - ‘Click in focus’
course. 2nd placed Elise Cook continues to
narrow the gap over the boys, meanwhile
Nate Sadhai was 3rd to cross the finish line.
Jack Mutsaerts remains unbeaten over 3000
metres, although this week Solomon Miesen
pushed Jack over the first 2km and it wasn’t
until the closing stages that Jack was able to
pull away from Solomon. Bridget Henthorn
was first female home, closely followed by
Tamara Henry & Grace Mutsaerts.
This Saturday the Centre will be holding
the Annual Cross Country Open Day at
Bullengarook. Athletes and parents will walk
the course at 10.30am with the first event to
commence at 11am. Athletes are required to
wear their Subway registration tag for this
event. Medals will be presented to the first
three placegetters in each age group and
all competitors will receive a certificate of
participation. The Perpetual trophy will be
awarded to the Centre who accumulates the
most points during the day’s competition.
5 Melton South............12 75.19
6 Ballarat.......................8 106.71
7 North Ballarat City......8 101.34
8 Redan.........................4 85.16
9 Melton.........................4 76.40
10 Sebastopol.................4 66.67
11 Darley.........................0 43.90
C Grade
1 Bacchus Marsh........16 166.20
2 Sunbury....................12 148.86
3 East Point.................12 138.95
4 Redan.......................12 131.87
5 Ballarat.....................12 121.95
6 Darley.........................8 110.08
7 Lake Wendouree........8 105.15
8 Sebastopol.................4 63.16
9 Melton.........................4 61.07
10 Melton South..............4 56.88
11 North Ballarat City......4 55.80
D Grade
1 Bacchus Marsh........16 244.44
2 Lake Wendouree......16 180.65
3 East Point.................16 157.95
4 Melton.......................12 145.36
5 Sebastopol...............12 102.50
6 Sunbury......................8 90.16
7 Ballarat.......................4 88.49
8 Darley.........................4 66.67
9 Redan.........................4 66.37
10 Melton South..............4 61.46
11 North Ballarat City......0 51.16
E Grade
1 Bacchus Marsh........16
2 Sebastopol...............16
3 East Point.................12
4 Lake Wendouree......12
5 Melton South............12
6 Ballarat.......................8
7 Darley.........................8
8 Melton.........................0
9 North Ballarat City......0
10 Redan.........................0
11 Sunbury......................0
19&Under
1 Melton.......................16 153.26
2 Ballarat.....................14 193.10
3 Melton South............12 120.29
4 North Ballarat City....10 182.22
5 East Point...................8 118.58
6 Redan.........................8 106.15
7 Lake Wendouree........8 86.09
8 Sunbury......................8 81.82
9 Darley.........................4 79.26
10 Bacchus Marsh..........4 57.78
11 Sebastopol.................4 24.86
17&U Seniors
1 North Ballarat City....16 454.00
2 Lake Wendouree......16 238.98
3 Mount Clear..............16 144.78
4 Redan.......................12 89.29
5 Ballarat.......................8 73.75
6 Mount Clear................6 80.88
7 Sebastopol.................4 69.79
8 Bacchus Marsh..........2 42.50
9 East Point Juniors......0 65.74
10 Ballarat Storm FNC....0 56.96
13&U Reserves
1 Darley.......................16 461.11
2 North Ballarat City....16 375.00
3 Lake Wendouree......12 236.84
4 Ballarat Storm FNC....8 102.00
5 East Point Juniors......8 88.06
6 Redan.........................8 79.66
7 Bacchus Marsh..........8 49.25
8 Ballarat.......................4 37.80
9 Mount Clear................0 35.85
10 Sebastopol.................0 22.22
AFL Goldfields
Women’s
Football League
Ladder
Team % PTS
AFL Goldfields Womens
1 Redan.......................1850.00 16
2 East Point..................910.34 16
3 Carisbrook................244.37 12
4 Melton Centrals........243.42 12
5 Gisborne.....................166.40 8
6 Bacchus Marsh............73.02 8
7 Ballarat ........................30.95 8
8 Lake Wendouree......... 17.84 4
9 Darley............................8.52 0
BFNL U18 Youth Girls
1 North Ballarat City....940.00 12
2 Redan........................201.59 12
3 Ballarat Swans..........100.00 12
4 Laker Wendouree....... 147.62 8
5 Ararat Storm...............134.43 8
6 Carisbrook....................6.36 8
7 Creswick......................30.46 4
RDFNL U18 Youth Girls
1 Melton Centrals........104.08 16
2 Sunbury...................1533.33 12
3 Gisborne White.........700.00 12
4 Darley Devils...............358.18 8
15&Under
1 Bungaree................511.11 24
2 Learmonth............ 363.83 24
3 Buninyong............ 363.33 24
4 Newlyn................... 247.92 24
5 Daylesford............. 148.10 20
6 Springbank............ 127.59 20
7 Clunes................... 127.45 16
8 Smythesdale.........125.66 16
9 Ballan.....................120.56 12
10 Hepburn...................79.35 12
11 Beaufort.................. 56.29 6
12 Dunnstown..............48.35 6
13 Creswick..................71.94 4
14 Gordon....................56.03 4
15 Waubra....................39.25 4
16 Carngham...............38.25 0
17 Skipton....................32.93 0
17&Under
1 Learmonth.............689.74 24
2 Bungaree.............. 284.06 24
3 Hepburn.................234.78 20
4 Buninyong.............210.58 20
5 Newlyn...................172.53 20
6 Creswick................156.88 16
7 Gordon.................. 140.18 16
8 Springbank............119.53 16
9 Dunnstown............ 106.19 16
10 Daylesford...............53.33 12
11 Beaufort.................. 86.29 8
12 Carngham...............63.64 8
13 Clunes.....................56.94 8
14 Rokewood...............37.80 4
15 Skipton....................40.24 2
16 Smythesdale........... 37.57 2
17 Ballan.......................41.58 0
18 Waubra....................24.90 0
C Grade
1 Learmonth............ 260.38 24
2 Springbank............193.64 24
3 Newlyn...................172.09 20
4 Hepburn.................169.51 20
5 Bungaree...............168.71 20
6 Buninyong.............129.92 16
7 Gordon..................104.61 16
8 Clunes................... 107.03 12
9 Daylesford...............67.04 12
10 Creswick................102.58 10
11 Dunnstown..............94.26 8
12 Rokewood...............81.40 8
13 Ballan....................... 77.16 8
14 Carngham...............80.00 6
15 Skipton....................70.05 4
16 Beaufort...................66.67 4
17 Waubra....................61.35 4
18 Smythesdale...........11.84 0
B Grade
1 Springbank............202.10 24
2 Learmonth.............196.61 24
3 Bungaree...............175.64 24
4 Newlyn...................145.52 24
5 Creswick................130.32 12
6 Carngham............. 121.31 12
7 Dunnstown............ 117.33 12

Teenager in national play-offs

By Helen Tatchell
At just 14-years of age, Zali
Ward spends up to four
days a week travelling to
Melbourne to attend an ar-
ray of hockey commitments
for her premier league team
Essendon, and her Hockey
Victoria academy and repre-
sentative teams.
Living in Darley and a stu-
dent at BM Grammar, Zali
first made headlines this
time last year when she
played in the gold medal
winning Victorian under 15
national hockey titles in Syd-
ney, as well as being selected
for Essendon at just 13 years
of age in the highest level
adult female hockey league
in Victoria – Women’s Pre-
mier League.
In mid-April this year Zali
played for Victoria in the
Hockey Australia National
Under 15 Hockey Champi-
onships held in Wollongong,
in which her team won a
silver medal after losing to
NSW in a nail biting national
final that went deep in to an
extra time penalty shoot-out.
Despite an injury and miss-
ing one early game, Zali re-
covered to play strongly as a
mid-fielder and up forward.
“The final was an amaz-
ing game. After full time
the scores were level at 1-1
and then we had a 5-player
shoot-out to try and deter-
mine the winner,” she said.
The shoot-out ended in a 3-3
draw when Zali calmly slot-
ted a goal under immense
pressure to keep the final
alive and send it to a sudden
death penalty stage.
“NSW scored a 4-3 shoot-
out win in the sudden death
to take the gold, but I loved
every minute of my time on
and off the hockey field in
Wollongong,” she said.
Australian Capped Hockey
legend David Wansbrough
coached the team, impart-
ing invaluable hockey and
personal development skills
to the team both on and off
the hockey pitch.
4 Darley.........................8 122.52
5 Redan.........................8 85.94
6 Sebastopol.................8 65.42
7 East Point Juniors......4 50.00
8 Bacchus Marsh..........4 48.74
9 Ballarat.......................0 43.72
17&U Reserves
1 North Ballarat City....16 377.55
2 Bacchus Marsh........12 203.57
3 Redan.......................12 107.14
4 Lake Wendouree........8 136.49
5 East Point Juniors......8 76.98
6 Ballarat.......................4 88.52
7 Mount Clear................4 61.86
8 Darley.........................0 48.91
9 Sebastopol.................0 33.90
10 Ballarat Storm FNC....0 0.00
15&U Seniors
1 North Ballarat City....16 481.82
2 Lake Wendouree......16 334.38
3 Darley.........................8 105.41
4 East Point Juniors......8 92.86
5 Redan.........................8 80.47
6 Sebastopol.................8 77.94
7 Bacchus Marsh..........8 62.24
8 Mount Clear................4 29.73
9 Ballarat.......................0 37.50
5 Gisborne Blue.............128.57 8
6 Diggers Rest Burras.....8.00 4
7 Bacchus Marsh............. 7.77 0
AFL Goldfields U15 Youth Girls
1 Lake Wendouree......3611.11 12
2 Redan........................183.52 12
3 Melton Centrals..........239.39 8
4 East Point Dragons.....144.44 8
5 Sunbury Kangaroos....58.90 4
6 Melton JFNC.................3.20 0
BFNL U13 Junior Girls
1 Redan.......................1623.08 16
2 East Point..................205.26 16
3 North Ballarat....... 10000.00 12
4 Ballarat Swans...........115.38 4
5 Lakers..........................32.95 4
6 Carisbrook...................16.28 4
7 Ballarat Storm..................37 4
RDFNL U13 Junior Girls
1 Bacchus Marsh.........469.70 16
2 Gisborne White.........605.56 12
3 Darley Devils............. 385.11 12
4 Melton Centrals...........24.70 4
5 Melton JFNC.................4.91 4
8 Hepburn................. 107.04 12
9 Buninyong.............106.03 12
10 Waubra..................100.00 12
11 Ballan.......................95.65 12
12 Clunes................... 120.11 8
13 Skipton....................95.98 8
14 Rokewood............... 81.70 8
15 Gordon....................81.43 8
16 Daylesford...............70.72 4
17 Beaufort...................53.36 0
18 Smythesdale............. 7.24 0
A Grade
1 Learmonth.............326.05 24
2 Bungaree...............194.08 24
3 Springbank............ 161.47 24
4 Creswick................143.78 16
5 Waubra..................132.63 16
6 Clunes...................118.22 16
7 Buninyong..............117.91 16
8 Rokewood.............100.00 16
9 Ballan.....................130.57 12
10 Hepburn.................128.00 12
11 Dunnstown............104.91 12
12 Carngham...............73.20 8
13 Skipton....................57.45 8
14 Newlyn.....................79.67 4
15 Gordon....................75.32 4
16 Beaufort...................74.35 4
17 Smythesdale...........27.30 0
18 Daylesford...............20.70 0
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Darley Junior Football Netball Club

Results – Round 5 v Lake Wendouree
FOOTBALL
U/10 Seniors
Darley 4-2-26 lost Lake Wendouree 9-7-61
Goals – Isaac Jordan 1, Landyn Doig, Sam
Chetcuti, John McCann
Awards – Declan Johansen, John McCann,
Sam Chetcuti, Landyn Doig, Kai Watkins.
U/10 Reserves
Darley 6-2-38 def Lake Wendouree 4-3-27
Goals – Lachie Hunter 2, Joseph Ford, Will
Baselmans 1, Oliver Cape
Awards – Max Oakley, Brodie Hatcher,
Oliver Cape, Jayden Prior, Will Baselmans.
U/10 Development
Darley v Lake Wendouree
Awards – Rylee Burgess, Neal Salmon, Jack,
Tyler Burns.
U/12 Seniors
Darley 7-8-50 def Lake Wendouree 1-7-13
Goals – Jayven Tanner 3, Max Hoey 1, Jarryd
Roberts, Ned Loft, Jett Walker-Collins
Awards – Jakob Bankowski, Tyler Blackwell,
Cooper Growcott, Jock Mauriks, Grant
Hatcher, Jackson Davies.
U/12 Reserves
Darley 3-2-20 def Lake Wendouree 0-0-0
Goals – Rhys Younger 1, Aylden Champness,
Jake Ive
Awards – Jack Lewin, Logan Growcott,
Lachlan Smith, Jedd Rose.
U/14 Seniors
Darley 8-4-52 def Lake Wendouree 4-6-30
Goals – Cooper Murley 2, Jakob Presnell 1,
Brady Wright, Keenan Chapman, Aaron
Cadman, Cohan Edwards, Rocky Hoey
U/14 Reserves
Darley 4-3-27 lost Lake Wendouree 12-9-81
Goals – Charles Tucker 1, Aaron Harman,
Aidyn Bartolo, Tyler Mitchell.
U/16.5 Seniors
Darley 3-4-22 lost Lake Wendouree 8-19-67
Goals – Josh Arnold 2, Dylan Lorensini 1.
U/16.5 Reserves
Darley 1-4-10 lost Lake Wendouree 18-14-122
Goals –Tyla Mills 1.
Youth Girls
Darley 0-2-2 lost Sunbury 6-10-46
Awards – Brylee Stephens, Imogen Goulett,
Liv Mifsud, Tylah Wright, Holly Van Meel.
U13 Girls Football
Darley 1-1-7 lost Gisborne 5-7-37
Goals – Maddie Scott 1
Awards – Mia Bullen, Jamie-lee Moloney,
Diamond Stephenson, Ava Holt.
Tabcorp Park Saturday 19 May
NETBALL
U/11 Seniors
Darley 21 def Lake Wendouree 11
Goals – Mia Hayes 8, Emma Presnell 7,
Jasmine Matthews 4, Alanah Tango 2
Awards – Mia Hayes (BOC), Amber Milner,
Jasmine Matthews.
U/11 Reserves
Darley 12 def Lake Wendouree 1
Goals – Shanayd Spence 8, Jayda Davidson 2,
Alexandra Harris 1, Tahlia Scicchitano 1
Awards – Molly O’Prey (BOC), Alexandra
Harris, Ryley Benbow.
U/13 Seniors
Darley 14 lost Lake Wendouree 30
Goals – Bridie Shanahan 12, Jessica Hodge 2
Awards – Jessica Hodge (BOC), Addi Wright,
Ella Closter.
U/13 Reserves
Saturday 19 May, Tabcorp Park Melton Race 8, Queen of the Pacific (Group 1). Winner:
Darley 8 lost Lake Wendouree 10 Ameretto (1). Trainer: Kerryn Manning. Driver: Kerryn Manning. Photo: Stuart McCormick
Goals – Charlotte Drevensek 7, Maddy Vella 1 HRV.
Awards – Ayla Scicchitano (BOC), Sienna
Duggan, Maddy Vella.
U/15 Seniors
Darley 18 lost Lake Wendouree 39
Goals – Eliza Tango 11, Britney Ellis 5, Takeya
Tanner 2
Awards – Eliza Tango (BOC), Brooke McNeil,
Lilli Condon.
U/15 Reserves
Darley 8 lost Lake Wendouree 41
Goals – Edyn Thomas 4, Grace Holt 3, Isabella
Di Mieri 1
Awards – Rosie George (BOC), Casey
Rickards, Molly Magrath.
U/17 Seniors
Darley 33 lost Lake Wendouree 49
Goals – Emma Winzar 25, Kaylee Banner 5,
Ella Cook 3
Awards – Holly Van Meel (BOC), Jaimee
Smith, Emma Winzer, Tanisha Mercieca.
U/17 Reserves
Darley 11 lost Lake Wendouree 42
Goals – Ebony Pigott 5, Keeley Growcott 3,
Tenaya Mills 3 Saturday 19 May, Tabcorp Park Melton Race 6, Australasian Trotting Championship
Awards – Mel Cadman (BOC), Tenaya Mills, (Group 1). Winner: Fabrication (2). Trainer: David Abrahams. Driver: Nathan Jack. Photo:
Tahlea Mills. Stuart McCormick HRV.

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BACCHUS
MARSH

Winter Warmers

18 19 $
7 15
$ 99 $ 99 99 $ 99
KG KG KG KG
South Australian
Gourmet Seafood Cooked Prawns Chicken Breast Australian Beef
Marinara Mix 16/20 Fillets (Skin Off) Rump Steak

Baby
Broccoli
Bunch

$
7 19
99 $ 99
KG KG
2 FOR 2 FOR

SAVE SAVE
$ 4
OR $2.49 EA
$ 3
OR $1.99 EA
Don Skinless Franks
and Cocktail Franks
$5 Don Hungarian
Salami Hot or Mild
$7 Silverbeet Bunch

BAKED BAKED
FRESH FRESH
INSTORE INSTORE

2 1 6
2 FOR
$ 99 $ 99 $ 75
EA EA $ 8 EA

SAVE SAVE SAVE

Patties Mini Combo SAVE
Tea Cake
350g Varieties 1
$ 30
Cob Loaf 550g 1
$ 30 Western Star Butter
500g Varieties 3
$ 60 40 Pack or Party 30
Pack 675
$

10 $
1 $
3
$
2
$ 50 99 29
EA EA EA EA

SAVE FROM SAVE FROM Nescafé Coffee SAVE

Twisties, Burger SAVE
Pepsi or Schweppes $
Cans 24pk x375ml 10 50 Campbell’s Real
Stock 1L Varieties
$2 10 Pack 125-185g
Selected Varieties
$ 3 30 Rings or Cheetos
125-270g Varieties
$ 2
Johnnie
Walker Black
or Jim Beam
Black 700ml

2 FOR

80 $ 42 $
14
50
$ EA

13
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Huggies Nappies SAVE SAVE FROM SAVE

Essentials 40-54pk
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$ 12 $9 Berri Cask Wine 5L
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