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Tuesday 17 July, 2018 Serving Ballan and district since 1872 Phone 5368 1966 Vol 12 No 28

Avenue to
celebrate

President Bacchus Marsh RSL Cherrison Lawton with a copy of the original photo of the 1918 first planting in the Avenue of Honour, near the now Woolpack Road. Photo Helen Tatchell
By Meg Kennedy
Now considered a cultural landmark
of the Moorabool Shire, the centenary
commemoration of the Bacchus Marsh
Avenue of Honour is set to take place next
month, marking the 100-year anniversary of
the planting of the trees.
The march will commence on Sunday, 11
August at 12pm, almost 100 years to the date
of the original planting, from the eastern end
of the Avenue, near the Strawberry farm.
As well as a parade, which will include
the Creswick RSL Light Horse Troop and
a Piper Cub plane fly-over, a wreath-laying
ceremony will take place at each tree.
Covering a distance of 3.6km, the march
will finish at the Bacchus Marsh Public Hall,
where official presentations will commence.
Speakers include Ross Holton, Coordinator
of Parks and Gardens at Moorabool Shire
Council, who will speak on the history of
the trees and their maintenance.
Michael C. Madden, author of ‘The Victoria
Cross, Australia Remembers’, will discuss
the “stories behind the stories” of Australia’s
100 Victoria Cross Recipients - the highest
award in the Australian Honours System.
As the march moves past a tree, knitted
poppy wreaths will be laid by a member of
the family, friend or a local school student.
Bacchus Marsh RSL President Cherrison
Lawton explained that the RSL is “very
excited at the family reunions that will be
occurring around the trees.”
“I suppose loving the Avenue of Honour
in Bacchus Marsh itself, and wanting it to
be expressed and acknowledged locally,
we also realise that it’s iconic and has been
noted around the world.
“That sort of makes you feel like this is
something so significant” said Mrs Lawton.
The 281 Canadian Elm Trees, which were
planted on 10th August 1918 by over 1000
people, bear the names of local soldiers who
fought in World War I.
Bacchus Marsh Historical Society Member,
Chris Bronchinetti, said the society has the
original photo of the planting, newspaper
records from the Bacchus Marsh Express and
family histories on each of the memorialised
men
According to the 20th July 1918 edition of
The Bacchus Marsh Express, the trees were
planted only for soldiers who enlisted in the
Shire or whose parents resided in the area at
the time of enlistment.
On the day of the 2018 event, Council
encourages the public to arrive at 10.00am
and make their way up the Avenue, advising
there is to be strictly no parking between the
trees on the Avenue.
A shuttle service to the eastern end of the
Avenue of Honour will be available for
participants with mobility issues.
Avenue of Honour
Centenary Commemoration
– Saturday 11 August
12.00pm – 3pm: Parade Commences
at Eastern Entry of Avenue.
12.30pm: Piper Cub plane fly-over.
1.45pm: Official Presentations in
Bacchus Marsh Public Town Hall.
Road Closures:
11.00am – 2.00pm: Avenue of Honour
at Moon Reserve to Crook St closed
– no access to vehicles on Avenue,
except authorised buses.
12.45pm – 2.00pm: Main Street
between Crook Street and Young
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Population limited for
aquatic facility
By Kate Taylor
Bacchus Marsh could score
a new $13.1 million indoor
recreation facility, with at
least four sporting courts
potentially to be built at ‘Si-
beria’ in Taverner Street.
Councillors voted at the
June council meeting to put
the project to council’s Capi-
tal Improvements program
over a series of stages to
fund the multi-million dol-
lar project.
A feasibility study had been
presented to council, which
recommended that a new
facility for court-related ac-
tivities be built to increase
participation and to accom-
modate the growing local
population.
“This assessment has rec-
ommended that to meet the
future needs of the com-
munity for access to indoor
recreation space, that an
additional four netball com-
pliant indoor courts at a cen-
tralised venue is required
in the short term (2-5 years)
to cater for sports including
basketball, netball, badmin-
ton, volleyball and futsal as
well as other identified in-
door sports and activities,”
the study reads.
The finding assumes that
the other smaller indoor
court venues will remain
available for training, school
use and overflow.
It recommended building
the facility at the council-
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off Maddingley Park, known
as Siberia.
It also recommended the
$13.1m four-court option
over the cheaper two-court
option which came in at
$9.2m.
The feasibility study took
into account public consul-
tation, and further submis-
sions were called for during
April and May this year.
An additional nine submis-
sions were received, which
generally supported the Tav-
erner Street site selection,
and that it should be a short-
term priority for council to
construct.
The idea of co-locating with
an indoor aquatic centre
was also supported, as was
keeping the Bacchus Marsh
Leisure Centre open for
training.
“The strategic plan to co-lo-
cate the indoor recreation fa-
cility with the indoor aquatic
centre, and the staging op-
tions proposed, will assist
with cost efficiencies in the
long term however this does
not diminish the significant
funding required with a cost
estimate of the four-court
indoor facility being $13.1
million.”
There are also concerns that
Bacchus Marsh would not
be able to sustain an indoor
aquatic Centre, as explained
in a report into the timing
of the aquatic centre build
which was also tabled at the
1 South Maddingley Rd, Bacchus Marsh Ph 5367 2089
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June council meeting.
“The Community Infra-
structure Framework sets a
minimum population catch-
ment for an indoor aquatic
centre at 40,000-50,000 peo-
ple. Based on current projec-
tions this is anticipated to be
achieved in 2028 or beyond,”
the indoor aquatic centre re-
port reads.
“Whilst ideally the Council
would like to be in a position
to construct the proposed fa-
cility, the major impediment
Snake reunited with owner
is financial capacity. The
Council’s ten-year Strategic
Financial Plan currently
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doesn’t make any provision By Helen Tatchell
for the construction or oper-
ation of the proposed Indoor
Aquatic Centre.” New loo easy to use
Found in a woodshed and well outside the natural
range and climate for the species, the carpet python
featured in 10 July edition of the Moorabool News, has
Council’s Strategic Finan-
By Carol Saffer
been reunited with its owner.
cial Plan makes provision A Marveloo is a mobile
After
Changing Place, larger than more than a month of searching, Environmental
for an indoor recreation
designed for the Compliance officers at the Department of Environment,
standard accessible toilets,
centre of $250,000 for design) 326,000 Vic-
Land, Water and Planning (DELWP) named the snake
torians living with complex
in 2019-2020 and $4.5m for ‘Stanley’,
disabilities.
only to discover he, was in fact a she.
Moorabool Shire Council
construction over two received
years
Stanley the carpet python was found a month ago in a
a grant of $100,000
under the StateThe Govern-three-metre long python was found in the woodshed in Buninyong. Photo - DELWP
in 2020-2021 and 2021-2022.
ing Places Program
A further $250,000 issupports
woodshed
ment’s $2 million Chang-
allo-up to 20DELWP
which in Buninyong after it went ‘walkabout’.
Senior Forest and Wildlife Officer, Paul Ryan,
Lost a snake?
Chang-
ing Places facilities across
By Carol Saffer
cated for design in 2024-2025 said her owner was over the moon to have her slithering
Victoria. Most people have a cat or dog go missing, but recently an
and $2.5m for construction
eral Manager Socialin and
her
According to Council’s Gen-
Or-arms again.
unusual reptile, for the area, was found.
Carpet pythons are generally found in habitats ranging
in 2025-2026. “The
ganisational Development,
Danny Colgan there are
owner is so grateful to the people who found the from tropical rainforest in the north-east of Australia to arid
and coastal regions, not in the Central Highlands.
In total, provision of $7.5m
an estimated 5,609 carpetpeople python and called to have her rescued from their
living with a disability in
When a Buninyong resident contacted the Department of
Environment, Land, Water and Planning (DELWP) about a
Stra- Shire.woodshed. The owner assures us, that the reptile will be
is made in the Council’sMoorabool carpet python found in their woodshed a month ago it came
as a surprise.
veloo unit enables happy
Mr Colgan says the Mar-
tegic Financial Plan spread people to be
The home,”
Marveloo Mr
on display Ryan said.
at Maroondah City Council. Photo Changing Places DELWP Program Manager of Compliance Operations, Jim
with disabilitiesDELWP to visit be Program Manager “Andyof Compliance At a Operations, O’Brien said the python was well outside of the natural range
over the next 7-8 years. places or attend events set down anywhere as it Arnold Centre fits cost of $110,000 to build,
they is generator operated and this brief,” says Mr Colgan. while the Shire’s Marveloo and climate for this species.
might not otherwiseJim goO’Brien
to fitted withsaid the animal “It means was healthy and happy “He is healthy and happy being handled, so he must belong
Councillors voted to because
referof inadequate toilet water tank.
a self-contained that events and will have a permanent home
being
to someone.”
has spacehandled.
festivals in Moorabool and at the Andy Arnold Centre,
Lovingly named ‘Stanley’ by the DWELP team, the non-
the report to council’senough
Stra-
facilities. The unit Council consulted with a neighbouring areas can be it will be transported to
venomous python appears to have been well cared for.
“So,
to usewe
the knew it must belong to someone,” Mr O’Brien said.
for one disabled per- range of organisations and truly inclusive events. Peo- events around the shire and
tegic Financial Plan son and
and two carers individuals within the dis- ple with disabilities will not could be hired by adjoining DELWP is hoping an owner will come forward looking for
DELWP’s Grampians Region conducted amunicipalities.
toilet facility with dignity, ability sector on the need for be limited in the places they
social media the nearly three-metre reptile.
Capital Improvement AtPro-
ease and hygiene. a Changing Places facility. In can go to and the time they “We would love to hand him back to his owner, so ‘Stanley’
8 x 3 metres campaign
the Mar- feedback and included
to a Council survey spend their search
at an event. It will through local
Construction and position- can continue to be cared for.”
gram, with external funding ing of the Marveloo in Bac- If you know who ‘Stanley’ might belong to, or if you have
newspapers, including
of a perma-the Moorabool News,
veloo unit is the maximum 77 per cent of respondents broaden their world and
length and width allowable were in favour chus Marsh is planned for recently lost a python fitting this description please contact
maximise their participation
expected to also be sourced
for transporting on Victorian nent site in a public place in and inclusion in sporting, October this year.
To report lost or injured wildlife, people can call DELWP
DELWP Compliance on 136 186.
for the project. roads. Without the need of a the heart of Bacchus Marsh cultural and recreational
on 136
power or water supply it can 186.
where events are held. events.”
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Women take to MCG field

By Carol Saffer

Ballan breast cancer survi-

vors Bev Snaith and Janice
Conroy will be among hun-
dreds of rural Victorians
travelling free on V/Line
trains to the 2018 Field of
Women event at the MCG on
Sunday 12 August.
Field of Women aims to rep-
resent the estimated 18,235
Australians who will be di-
agnosed with breast cancer
this year, by women, men
and children standing to-
gether in the shape of Breast
Cancer Network Australia’s
(BCNA) iconic Pink Lady, di-
rectly preceding the Round
21 AFL match between Mel-
bourne Football Club and
the Sydney Swans.
In addition to raising aware-
ness by bringing breast can-
cer statistics to life, Field of
Women also reminds those
affected by breast cancer
they are not alone.
Mrs Snaith, who was diag-
nosed with metastatic breast
cancer in 2016, will be joined
by her daughter Jess Snaith,
cousin Rachael White and
Rachael’s three young chil-
dren who are like grandchil-
dren to her.
Gearing up for the event,
Mrs Snaith said she is grate-
FAMILY AFFAIR – Jan, Bev and Gillian with Rachel White (left and children Ainsley, Dexter
and Dane and Bev’s daughter Jess (right), will all be at the MCG. Photos – submitted
ful for V/Line’s offer as it
makes it possible for her full
support system to join her on
the field.
“This is a fantastic gesture
by V/Line. To have those
who have been on my cancer
journey also join me at the
Field of Women will be won-
derful. A group of us are go-
ing to make a weekend of it.”
BCNA’s Chief Executive Of-
ficer Kirsten Pilatti says she
expects the free return travel
for ticket holders from re-
gional Victoria will be a big
draw card to the event.
“BCNA is thrilled that V/
Line will provide free travel
on its network to everyone
attending Field of Women.
This offer will make a big
difference to breast cancer
survivors and their families
making the journey from re-
gional areas.”
When announcing the free
travel initiative V/Line CEO
James Pinder says “at V/
Line, we’re all about being
involved in the communi-
ties we serve and supporting
this event is an extension of
that.”
“This is such an important
cause and something that
ON BOARD – Cancer survivors Janice Conroy, Bev Snaith
and Gillian Britt will be travelling from Ballan via V/Line to
the big Field of Women game at the MCG.
means a lot to many of our
staff, so we’re really pleased
to be involved.”
Janice Conroy (diagnosed
in 2004) travelling with fel-
low breast cancer survivor
Gillian Britt, is taking ad-
vantage of the free travel to
attend not only the Field of
Women event but also the
Plan B: Beyond Breast Can-
cer Conference being held
the day before.
Ms Conroy said having
the Field of Women event
before the football game is
a great opportunity to raise
awareness in front of the
huge crowd and the people
watching the footy on TV.
“The free travel is fabulous
as otherwise it is quite ex-
pensive for country people
to get to Melbourne for the
event.”
Melbourne supporter Mrs
Conroy will be barracking
for the Demons on the day
remembering the loss of
Demon great Jim Stynes to
cancer in 2012.
“It is an emotional day,” she
said.

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Water
prices to
remain
steady
Following the Essential Services
Commission’s final decision
on Western Water’s 2018 price
submission, customers will see bills
increase, but only by inflation for the
next two-years.
Managing Director, Neil Brennan,
said thousands of customers were
involved in the consultation for the
price submission
“We heard their concerns about
affordability.
“We have worked hard to find
efficiencies to avoid price rises for the

Sale is no bull
Photo – Lisa Comeford
next two years despite the region’s
fast-growing population,” Mr
Brennan said.
From July 1, the impact of inflation
on Western Water’s typical owner/
occupier customer bill will be around
$19 a year. For the typical tenant, the
By Carol Saffer application for State Government funding for the “Parwan Employment
inflation impact will be less than $5
Precinct [has] the business case attached to it [but] it is not ‘shovel over the year.
Rumours have been dispelled that the ‘bull farm’ property has been ready’.”
sold. Genetics, the Woolpack Road industry, has actually only sold a few Mr Brennan said annual bills for
Mr Shelly said from a strategic point of view, GA is looking at Western Water’s customers remain
paddocks down the road.
opportunities to build investment. among the lowest in Victoria.
Genetics Australia Co-operative, located near Parwan, is Australia’s
“This is considered critical in order to take the co-op into the next 10-20 “And they represent great value
largest artificial bovine breeding supplier, supplying half of the genetics
years. for money. For less than $3 a day,
used by Australian dairy farmers to improve their herds.
“The Co-operative is in a strong position and wants to create a positive customers receive a guaranteed,
The 60-year-old co-operative, running a herd of 350 bulls while
future by accessing new technology.” quality water supply and safe
conducting its activities on land totalling 730 hectares, is owned by
Mr Shelly said this opportunity to reinvest in research and technology sewerage disposal and treatment.”
Australian dairy farmer shareholders.
will set a positive path for the next two decades. Improved service standards,
The Board of Directors, on behalf of the shareholders, confirmed the
“It will allow the Co-operative to invest in developing the next enhanced e-billing, increased SMS
$14.65 million sale of its 125-hectare Parwan Park South property near
generation of the best bulls and genetics to deliver profitability for our advice for supply interruptions,
Bacchus Marsh to a property developer.
more community and environmental
Genetics Australia CEO Anthony Shelly said the opportunity to sell the farming family members.”
activities, and expanded programs to
property, owned and used as a quarantine facility for bulls since 1986, A five-year settlement will allow Genetics Australia (GA) to plan
support customers in hardship are
as a consequence of potential future land use changes in the Moorabool its transition from the site. Mr Shelly said GA had capability on its
just some of the benefits in the two-
Shire presented an opportunity too good to ignore. remaining properties to cover the loss of Parwan Park South while it year plan.
Mr Shelly said GA took advantage of the current rising property prices evaluates other alternatives.
“It has never been more important
and the pressures of the environmental surrounds placed on GA by According to GA Chairman Trevor Henry the co-operative can manage to get the balance right between
urban encroachment. The contract of sale is not at all related to the long-term without the Parwan Park South location however it will need affordability and service delivery,”
future land use, so it will be the developer taking the gamble of what to consider moving either to their Birregurra property or potentially a Mr Brennan said.
the land use will be in five-years’ time. new greenfield site. For more information on Western
“We have virtually sold an asset to further invest into the business “Nothing is locked in and we will continue to evaluate the current Water’s prices, service standards or
model going forward,” Mr Shelly said. main farm site on the outskirts of Bacchus Marsh and other options,” how to get involved in planning for
Moorabool Shire CEO Rob Croxford told the June 6 council meeting an says Mr Henry. the future, visit westernwater.com.au.
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Police checks could

keep money in the till
By Carol Saffer
Bacchus Marsh Motocross Club (BMMXC)
operates with an open key policy.
When any new member signing up they receive
their very own key to access the track at their
leisure, from 9am till dusk seven days a week.
The club is run by a dedicated group of
volunteers, all with a common interest. A love
of motocross provided in a safe and friendly
environment for its members to enjoy the sport.
The volunteer committee are very trusting.
Detective Senior Constable Murray says while
volunteer run clubs are trusting, in some cases
they are too trusting.
“It only takes one [dishonest person] to destroy
a club,” says DSC Murray.
When there is cash being handled by clubs and
not-for-profit organisations there needs to be
awareness and a process for keeping track of
the financial transactions he says.
DSC Murray says “not all volunteers are
dodgy” however if volunteer run organisations
have processes in place it takes away the risk of

Splash minimal
Or were until it was discovered that their
unlawful use of club money.
canteen and membership manager from late
2014 to November 2015, Karina Atanasovski, 35, When there is cash involved in financial
was alleged to have taken more than $8000 from transactions DSC Murray suggests the money
the club in cash for personal use. is counted separately by two people who

on parks
By Kate Taylor
Three splash parks in Moorabool have
been put into the ‘long-term’ category of
planning for council funding.
A feasibility study conducted into
building splash parks in the shire
found that they could be viable – but
that the shire’s towns do not quite have
the population catchment required to
support them just now.
A report on the third and final round
of public consultation into the feasibility
study was put to the June council meeting.
The report recommends the construction
of a splash park at the existing outdoor
pool sites in Bacchus Marsh and Ballan,
and one at Merrimu once its population is
also large enough.
“…however further work will be required
regarding the operational parameters for
such facilities prior to implementation of
these recommendations. This primarily
relates to the varying operating models
identified for the pool sites, and more
specifically whether entry fees are
charged, or whether it is co-located at the
sites but operates outside of the pool fence
line and is free of charge for community
use,” read the final report, tabled at the
meeting.
The findings of the report will now be
referred to Council’s Strategic Financial
Plan and Capital Improvement Program.
Victoria Police Detective Senior Constable
Ben Murray, stationed in Bacchus Marsh at
the time, says during the investigation of the
alleged theft it was discovered that Atanasovski
and her husband were selling the club’s $300
memberships to unsuspecting new members
clandestinely in places such as supermarket
car parks, issuing a key and pocketing the $300
cash.
According to an article in The Ballarat Courier,
Magistrate Ronald Saines found Atanasovski
guilty of one charge of theft in June after a
two-day contested hearing at the Ballarat
Magistrates’ Court.
The Courier reported Mr Saines told
Atanasovski she breached her position of trust
by pocketing the money and she had shown no
remorse.
“This is a serious example of theft, punishable
by five years’ imprisonment,” Mr Saines said.
Atanasovski was convicted and fined $8000
and ordered to pay $7687 compensation, $81.10
court costs and $690 witness costs.
record the amount counted. When cash is
deposited into the bank the deposit book should
correspond with the recorded amount.
Murray said a standard practice for payments
made by an organisation should require two
signatories on EFT or cheque transactions or a
receipt kept for a cash payment.
DSC Murray agrees with clubs engaging a
book keeper to audit the accounts on a regular
basis mentioning that Mr Saines, during the
hearing, had “accepted the motocross club’s
audit practices were appalling, with a system
that relied on honesty.”
Det. SC Murray said he is strongly in favour
of all clubs conducting a police background
check of committee members in particular
those whose role involves handling money and
financial matters.
A police record check of a volunteer for an
authorised organisation costs $17.90. Money
well spent when considering how much BBMXC
lost.

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Doggone it, social media
finds owner
By Carol Saffer
Hayley, a 14-year-old brown
kelpie, has been happily re-
united with her family.
For three weeks Hayley was
a guest of the Moorabool
Shire Council pound after
being found in the Darley
area on Sunday 3 June.
Council’s community safety
officer Shannon Walsh says
the sweet-natured kelpie
was microchipped however
the details listed against her
microchip were out of date.
“Therefore, we were unable
to track down Hayley’s own-
ers,” he said.
“She was a super sweet and
a well-mannered dog and I
was convinced someone had
to be missing her,” Mr Walsh
said.
The Community Safety
Team went into overdrive.
They reached out to the
council’s Active Ageing and
Community Access unit in
case the kelpie may have be-
longed to one of their elderly
clients, to no avail.
Flyers were posted up in lo-
cal businesses.
Mr Walsh’s plea to the lo-
cal Facebook community on
Thursday 7 June, posting
a video featuring Hayley’s
plight, reached over 50,000
hits.
While a number of people
expressed their interest in
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previous owners, who now
live overseas, believing the
microchip details had been
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versation with a local police
officer Karen and her family
would have been none the
wiser to the whereabouts of
their missing beloved pet.
Karen heard how Hayley
had been all over social
media.
Karen’s family, including
brothers Ryan and Jack, col-
lected Hayley from the coun-
cil offices on Wednesday 27
June, almost a month after
she was found.
All’s well that ends well.
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Missed it by
that much
By Kate Taylor
Council’s community grants have been
awarded – but not without controversy.
It was the Bacchus Marsh U3A application
for $3,700 for textbooks and models for its
maths and science courses that created
debate among councillors – each project
needed to score above 70 on its assessment to
be considered for funding, and the Bacchus
Marsh U3A project scored 68.83.
Councillors Dave Edwards, Jarrod Bingham
and Tonia Dudzik all voted to allow the
grant given the narrow margin, however
Councillors Pat Toohey, Tom Sullivan and
Paul Tatchell argued against allowing the
change.
“We set the cut-off to 70 to raise the
standard,” Cr Sullivan argued.
“1.07 is all I want to say,” Cr Dudzik replied.
Cr Sullivan also questioned some of the
applicant groups.
“Why are we funding state government
agencies – DjHS and Bacchus Marsh CFA,
given the fire services levy – why give
community funds to these projects?” he
asked at the meeting.
A council officer replied that the groups are
eligible under the guidelines and criteria as
they are deemed to be of community benefit.
In total, 23 applications were received across
the program categories – 14 for Community
Strengthening, three for Events, two for
Arts, three for Development, and one for
Sustainability and Environment.
A total of $180,400 was available to be given
out under the round.
In the Community Events category, Van
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workshops, and the Blackwood Progress
Association received $2,000 for The Golden
Duke.
Under the Community Development
category, $40,000 was given towards the new
playground at the Ballan Recreation Reserve,
the Bacchus Marsh Soccer Club received
$7,500 towards new goals; and under the
Sustainability and Environment category,
the Moorabool Landcare Network received
$3,000.
Djerriwarrh Health Services received
$4,860 towards its community walk against
gender bias and violence against women; the
Ballan Scouts Hall received $5,000 towards
replacing storage facilities and damaged
equipment; the Bacchus Marsh Playgroup
received $1,000 towards replacing the kitchen
floor in the uniting Church where it is held;
the Bacchus Marsh CFA received $1,700
towards replacing the fire hydrant trailer;
and the Ballan and District Community
House received $5,000 towards refurbishing
its supper room.
The Wallace Recreation Reserve Committee
of Management received $5,000 towards a
new kiosk and barbecue at the reserve; the
Balliang Recreation Reserve will benefit
from $3,000 for its beautification project;
Acrofun gymnastics received $5,000 for
gymnastics mats; Van Go received $5,000
for therapy equipment; and the Bacchus
Marsh Football Netball Club received $2,240
towards installing roller doors on the netball
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Had this discussion with others today whilst it’s great to see
improvements being made there are way too many works
happening at the one time in our area and crappy time of
year to do it all because of course we are going to be facing
bad weather it’s mid-autumn with winter just around the
corner! - Kerryn
Exactly. I said same to so much traffic using the other side

Parking limit
it will need major works once they have finished. Way
too many road works at once and I seriously don’t see the
Photo: Helen Tatchell
reason for safety barriers all the way to Bacchus and Ballarat
seriously how many accidents have we had where cars run

Moorabool Shire Council

off the freeway? It seems crazy to me. - Julie
This is crap it should have been based on the weather in the
first place or are they completely stupid, we have one way
out onto the freeway now and if that isn’t bad enough they
decide to limit that by doing road works there as well. Who

On-ramp still closed

the hell makes these stupid bloody plans in the first place.
- Mary
Wow, so much nastiness! I’m sure they have been doing

green light
the best they can. I’d rather they take their time and do it
By Helen Tatchell and information from VicRoads. The signs have been adjusted to reflect properly. I drive a truck through these roads many times a
“There is a risk of delay if we get more the extended timing of the works. week and I appreciate the improvement they will eventually
The Ballan east bound on-ramp rain,” he said. Mr Howard also commented that the bring. Unfortunately resurfacing has to be done in the dry
leading to the Western Freeway, is still “The major works for the section of bridge strengthening works at Pykes and our roads crews have been flat out rebuilding roads this
closed to all vehicles the freeway near Ballan that required Creek are progressing well. last summer. At some stage they will have to work on the
Initially the date for completion of closure of the ramps has been
these roadworks was 11 May, then completed, other than for the road “VicRoads anticipate reopening the other bridge. Please be patient people, and please be nice!
bridge crossing (ie allowing traffic to - Richard
News
moved out Pageto 256 May and nowNews
The Moorabool the – 29
surfacing.
May, 2018 VicRoads had planned to Email - news@themooraboolnews.com.au
completion date of works is 1 June. But seal the road by May 11 however, the use both carriageways) by the end of Let’s hope they modify the merge westbound at the top of
he weather will be a telling factor. extreme wet weather meant the works May. Some traffic restrictions may be the hill after Pykes Creek so it’s not the the curve. Vicroads
Member for Buninyong Geoff Howard had to be postponed until there is required for the Melbourne-bound are you reading this?. We don’t want more fatalities.
said this date is currently scheduled suitable weather conditions and a dry
Facebook
traffic periodically to enable completion Moorabool News or Geoff Howard perhaps you can pick this
based on the current weather forecast road surface.” of the works, “ he said. feedback up on behalf of the community. - Graham
By Carol Saffer Then they will have to close the Ballarat bound side to repair
all the damage to the road it’s seriously dodge the potholes.

NOTICE OF ORDINARY MEETING OF COUNCIL

Had this discussion with others today whilst it’s great to see
improvements being made there are way too many works
happening at the one time in our area and crappy time of

In a further follow-up to the South Side car

year to do it all because of course we are going to be facing

The next Ordinary Meeting of Council will be held on Wednesday 1 August, 2018 in
bad weather it’s mid-autumn with winter just around the
corner! - Kerryn

park a ‘furphy’ article published 29 May 2018

Exactly. I said same to so much traffic using the other side

the Council Chambers, 15 Stead St, Ballan, commencing at 6.00pm. it will need major works once they have finished. Way
too many road works at once and I seriously don’t see the

(M/News) and the Two-hour parking a possi-

Photo: Helen Tatchell
reason for safety barriers all the way to Bacchus and Ballarat
seriously how many accidents have we had where cars run

Members of the public are most welcome to attend.

off the freeway? It seems crazy to me. - Julie

bility story on 19 June 2018 (M/News), Moora-

Fisken street Ballan lined with commuter vehicles. Photo - John Kowarsky This is crap it should have been based on the weather in the
first place or are they completely stupid, we have one way

South side car

out onto the freeway now and if that isn’t bad enough they

bool Shire Council announced a majority sup-

decide to limit that by doing road works there as well. Who

On-ramp still closed

the hell makes these stupid bloody plans in the first place.
- Mary

port for two-hour parking restrictions. COMMITTEE MEETING

Wow, so much nastiness! I’m sure they have been doing
the best they can. I’d rather they take their time and do it
By Helen Tatchell and information from VicRoads. The signs have been adjusted to reflect properly. I drive a truck through these roads many times a

park a ‘furphy’
“There is a risk of delay if we get more the extended timing of the works.

Following consultation with Fisken Street resi-

week and I appreciate the improvement they will eventually
The Ballan east bound on-ramp

The next committee meeting will be of the Development Assessment Committee, to be held
rain,” he said. Mr Howard also commented that the bring. Unfortunately resurfacing has to be done in the dry
leading to the Western Freeway, is still

News
“The major works for the section of bridge strengthening works at Pykes and our roads crews have been flat out rebuilding roads this
closed to all vehicles the freeway near Ballan that required Creek are progressing well. last summer. At some stage they will have to work on the

dents, two-hour restrictive parking signs (Mon- Email - news@themooraboolnews.com.au

Initially the date for completion of

tomorrow, Wednesday 18 July, 2018 at the Darley Civic Hub, 182 Halletts Way, Darley,
closure of the ramps has been other bridge. Please be patient people, and please be nice!
these roadworks was 11 May, then “VicRoads anticipate reopening the
completed, other than for the road - Richard
moved out to 25 May and now the bridge crossing (ie allowing traffic to
surfacing. VicRoads had planned to
completion date of works is 1 June. But use both carriageways) by the end of Let’s hope they modify the merge westbound at the top of

day to Friday between 8.00am and 6pm) will be

seal the road by May 11 however, the

commencing at 5.00pm.
he weather will be a telling factor. extreme wet weather meant the works May. Some traffic restrictions may be the hill after Pykes Creek so it’s not the the curve. Vicroads
By Carol Saffer spaces on the southern side of the stations, to
Member for Buninyong Geoff Howard had to be postponed until there is required for the Melbourne-bound are you reading this?. We don’t want more fatalities.
traffic periodically to enable completion Moorabool News or Geoff Howard perhaps you can pick this

nspired art
said this date is currently scheduled
replace any spaces removed to accommodate suitable weather conditions and a dry

erected on both sides of Fisken Street between

based on the current weather forecast road surface.” of the works, “ he said. up on behalf of the community. - Graham
While Ballan small business owner John other elements of the upgrade,” in a letter to
Kowarsky doesn’t live in Fisken Street, he is Mr Kowarsky in March. A banded Eastern Yellow Robin.
Members of the public are most welcome to attend. Photo – Geoff Park

Situated in the precinct of the Ballan train plan. In discussions with VLine and Public Want to be a bird watcher?
Edols and Atkinson Streets, within the next six concerned about the impact of commuter car
parking in the street.
Moorabool Shire Council
encouraging refinement of the concept
is also

to eight weeks. station, Fisken street is awash with cars each Transport Victoria (PTV) council officers
By Helen Tatchell “Volunteers record information such as the

Once the signs are in place there will be a two-

week grace period where offenders will be is-
y sued a warning notice.
business morning, despite a ‘not quite full’ advocated for extension of the newly
Vline carpark.
proposed car park at the southern side of the
presence of individual robins, mate choice
The Wombat State Forest is home to many and any nesting attempts via an app called
Fisken street Ballan lined with commuter vehicles. Photo - John Kowarsky
EMPLOYMENT
In a flyer distributed by Mr Kowarsky to station, in order to provide better outcomes creatures, great and small, but it is one Kobo. Training is provided for those who
particular small creature that Monash require it.” Council invites applications for the existing vacancies:
South side Fisken Streetcar
the street’s residents, he says that parking for the community.
by railway patrons is “bound to further
resident and commuter Lana University is seeking volunteer bird watchers Local volunteer Nathan Gregory said at first
increase with trends of rail usage and with
the railway station upgrade.”
Kolyunski said she is fortunate she doesn’t
for.
Co-ordinator Information Management - Full Time
it can be a bit tricky to see and work out the

park a ‘furphy’
k Ballan resident John Kowarsky, who raised the
The concept plan for the Ballan railway
station upgrade, issued by Melbourne Metro
e Rail Authority (MMRA), shows a new car
issue of commuter car parking in Fisken Street
have to wrestle for a car park. As part of an ongoing conversation research
colour band combination on the robins’ legs
“As a resident, the cars in the street can
project, the Eastern Yellow Robin is wanted
in the sights of binoculars or cameras. Applications
“Eastern yellow robins don’t sit still for
close 19 July 2018
be problematic for deliveries, tradies and very long. But once you get the hang of it, it
Lana Austin from the University said they
visitors during the week. Any additional becomes a bit addictive and very rewarding.”

Two-hour parking
Mechanic Bacchus Marsh Depot – Permanent Full Time
park on the south side of the station. are seeking volunteer bird watchers to
spaces on the southern side of the stations, to
st
By Carol Saffer
dedicated car parking has to be helpful and replace any spaces removed to accommodate Each robins’ unique colour combination
However, Mr Kowarsky says at a public While Ballan small business owner John resight colour banded Easter Yellow Robins.

in May, told The Moorabool News he welcomes

other elements of the upgrade,” in a letter to
information session at the Ballan Mechanics welcome as long as access to the platform
Kowarsky doesn’t live in Fisken Street, he is “Wombat State Forest has around 100 links to their age, sex and genetic information.
Mr Kowarsky in March. A banded Eastern Yellow Robin. Photo – Geoff Park

Institute in late 2017, MMRA officers told isn’t difficult.”

Want to be a bird watcher?
individual robins uniquely colour banded. Information gathered by Applications
volunteers will
close Friday 20 July 2018
concerned about the impact of commuter car Moorabool Shire Council is also
parking in the street.

the Council move to place parking restrictions

Final design plans for all the stations being
e him “parking south of the station would
encouraging refinement of the concept
Volunteers with binoculars or cameras are enable researchers to understand the genetic

a possibility
Situated in the precinct of the Ballan train
only be provided if existing spaces north of upgraded on the Ballarat Line including needed to gather information about these climate adaptation being seen in the robins’.
station, Fisken street is awash with cars each
business morning, despite a ‘not quite full’
community consultation, are being worked individuals during
in Fisken Street.
the station were lost in the development.” Vline carpark.
The Minister for Public Transport Jacinta through progressively with Rockbank she said.
In a flyer distributed by Mr Kowarsky to
d
Allan said, “commuter car parking is an station first on the list.
the street’s residents, he says that parking
plan. In discussions with VLine and Public
Mechanic
the breeding season,”Ballan Offi may bece
used –
as aPermanent Full Time – Applications close Friday 20 July 2018
Transport Victoria (PTV) council officers By Helen Tatchell “Volunteers record information such as the
This information model
advocated for extension of the newly
The Wombat State Forest is home to many
presence of individual robins, mate choice
proposed car park at the southern side of the and any nesting attempts via an app called
for management actions of more threatened
creatures, great and small, but it is one
station, in order to provide better outcomes Kobo. Training is provided for those who
Co-ordinator
Ms Austin said volunteers are assigned a species in the future.
Digital Futures
- Full Time – Applications close 22 July 2018
for the community. particular small creature that Monash require it.”

“I hope that Council will do the same in Atkin-

by railway patrons is “bound to further University is seeking volunteer bird watchers
Fisken Street resident and commuter Lana Local volunteer Nathan Gregory said at first
The Ballarat Line Upgrade is reported to be local site to visit a few times per month until Lana Austin can be contacted via email for
m
important part of the process, which will increase with trends of rail usage and with
Kolyunski said she is fortunate she doesn’t
for.
it can be a bit tricky to see and work out the
BytheCarol
consider Saffer
possibility the railway station upgrade.”
of adding parking completed in late 2019. December, or longer. more information - lana.austin@monash.edu
As part of an ongoing conversation research

Building Inspector – Permanent Full Time – Applications close Friday 27 July 2018
have to wrestle for a car park. colour band combination on the robins’ legs

g son Street where properties adjoining the rail-

The concept plan for the Ballan railway
station upgrade, issued by Melbourne Metro
Rail Authority (MMRA), shows a new car
project, the Eastern Yellow Robin is wanted
“As a resident, the cars in the street can “Eastern yellow robins don’t sit still for
in the sights of binoculars or cameras.
be problematic for deliveries, tradies and very long. But once you get the hang of it, it
Lana Austin from the University said they

d
visitors during the week. Any additional becomes a bit addictive and very rewarding.”

In a follow-up to the South Side car park a

park on the south side of the station.

way station are adversely affected by parked
However, Mr Kowarsky says at a public
information session at the Ballan Mechanics
Maternal & Child Health Co-ordinator – Permanent Full Time
are seeking volunteer bird watchers to
dedicated car parking has to be helpful and Each robins’ unique colour combination
resight colour banded Easter Yellow Robins.
welcome as long as access to the platform links to their age, sex and genetic information.

‘furphy’ article published 29 May 2018, The

“Wombat State Forest has around 100
Institute in late 2017, MMRA officers told isn’t difficult.” Information gathered by volunteers will
individual robins uniquely colour banded.

cars from railway patrons.

Final design plans for all the stations being enable researchers to understand the genetic

Applications close Friday 27 July 2018

him “parking south of the station would Volunteers with binoculars or cameras are

s, Moorabool News learned of a proposed re- only be provided if existing spaces north of
the station were lost in the development.”
upgraded on the Ballarat Line including
community consultation, are being worked
needed to gather information about these
individuals during the breeding season,”
climate adaptation being seen in the robins’.
This information may be used as a model

h “Greater pressure will now be placed on the stricted parking strategy for Fisken Street,
The Minister for Public Transport Jacinta through progressively with Rockbank she said. for management actions of more threatened

Chief Executive Officer – Full Time

Allan said, “commuter car parking is an station first on the list. Ms Austin said volunteers are assigned a species in the future.

Ballan.
The Ballarat Line Upgrade is reported to be Lana Austin can be contacted via email for
d
important part of the process, which will local site to visit a few times per month until

designated parking at [the] station itself which

consider the possibility of adding parking completed in late 2019. December, or longer. more information - lana.austin@monash.edu

Moorabool Shire Council, in a letter dated Applications close 12noon Wednesday 1 August 2018
e is at capacity, and I hope that Melbourne Metro 29 May 2018 to Fisken Street residents, re-
sponds to the concerns raised by residents All details available from the website: www.moorabool.vic.gov.au
will finally realise the wisdom of placing sig- regarding the lack of available parking for
e, nificant additional parking to the south of the residents and their visitors.
ol
at railway during the present works period,” Mr Signatory of the letter, Assessment Manage- Moorabool Shire Council: PO Box 18, Ballan VIC 3342
ment Coordinator Indy Ghosh wrote “site
d. Kowarsky said. observations indicate that unrestricted park- Telephone: 03 5366 7100 Facsimile: 03 5368 1757 CEO: Rob Croxford
er
Council has advised Fisken Street residents ing along both sides of the Fisken Street [be-
Email: info@moorabool.vic.gov.au Web: www.moorabool.vic.gov.au
as tween Edols and Atkinson Streets] is being
of the availability of one ‘resident-exemption-
” permit’ per household, at the Shire offices.
utilised at levels close to capacity. The close
proximity of Ballan Railway Station could be
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n the factor that contributing (sic) lack of park-
ing within the section of the road.”
or The letter goes on to advise Council is pro-
n posing to introduce a two-hour parking re-
e striction 8.00am to 6.00pm Monday to Friday
on both sides of Fisken Street between Edols
and Atkinson streets.
e
Residents will be exempt from the parking
restrictions if a resident permit is displayed
it on their vehicle
g Council is seeking opinions and any addi-
tional comments from residents on the pro-
e Inaugural winner of two categories at the recent Rotary Art Show in posal, providing a questionnaire asking for
Bacchus Marsh was local artist Ri Van Veen with her clay piece ‘Gorgeous a yes or no answer to “do you support the
Gorges’. Photo – Helen Tatchell proposed parking restrictions?”

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Doing his best,

and then some
By Carol Saffer gree in Health Science. he was 0:3 off the world junior
When asked what keeps him qualifier time.
Running has been a life long going, Mr Thompson said he has The Gold Coast trials in Feb-
passion for Mitchell Thompson, a passion for the sport. ruary for the Commonwealth
and at just 22-years old, the Bal- Games didn’t go to plan for Mr
“I like to consider myself a stu-
lan local has won the 5.7km Gold Thompson. However, in March
dent of the sport.
Coast Airport Fun Run.
“I did play team sports. But he won the Victorian State Open
Mr Thompson was first to breast 800 metres championship.
when its just me and all the
the tape in 17:16 minutes ahead
hard work I put in myself on the “I like to think that [I have] ten
of over 3000 runners on the last
track [it shows] you can’t really more years in the sport at the
weekend in June as part of the
hide behind 17 other players on level that I can compete against
40th Gold Coast Marathon.
the field. I love testing my own the best in Australia. I don’t see
Proud mum Linda Thompson
ability.” why I can’t get my personal best
who “believe athletics is a base
He funds all his training and time down to something that
for the majority of sports” was
with her husband cheering their travel himself working a full- can be considered elite.”
son onto victory on the Gold time job in a neurological reha- Mr Thompson started with his
Coast. bilitation centre. coach Bruce Scriven when he
“We were very proud that he “I can’t say enough about my was 13 and is still with him. He
achieved his goal,” she said. boss, she has been pretty lenient considers Mr Scriven “probably
Mr Thompson started running with me, allowing me to use my one of the best coaches in Aus-
as a member of the Bacchus annual leave to compete and go tralia if not the world.”
Marsh Little Athletics Club in to the Comm Games trials. I am “I can thank him endlessly for
the Under 6 competitions. lucky enough also to have the my profession as an athlete. Full
He left St Patrick’s College Bal- support of my parents when I do credit to him as not only a coach
larat at age 15, to take up a gen- need a helping hand,” Mitchell but as a sports mentor. If he
eral excellence scholarship with said. never gave me the opportunity
Melbourne Grammar School As a kid his goal was always to to train with him my life would
Mitchell Thompson from Ballan winning the Gold Coast Marathon Fun Run in and graduated from Deakin represent Australia. He got very be completely different to what it
Queensland. Photo – Gold Coast Marathon University last year with a de- close at 18 years of age when is now, no doubt.”

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ADULT EDUCATION
Ballan & District Community House
For class enrolment information, venue hire and costs; please
call 5368 1934 or email info@bchvic.org.au
Darley Neighbourhood House & Learning Centre - Short
courses and classes.
33-35 Jonathan Drive, Darley. BM & District Photography
Club - Meetings 2nd & 4th Wednesday of month, 7.30pm.
Enquiries welcome. Phone 5367 4390.
The Laurels – Bacchus Marsh Community College - Courses
and classes. 229 Main Street, Bacchus Marsh. Enquiries &
enrolments - 5367 1061.
U3A Bacchus Marsh - Active seniors social learning, for
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CWA - The Marshians Night Branch Bacchus Marsh - Meet
first Tuesday of month - The Hub, Wittick St, Darley,7pm.  Meets at 10.30am on the 1st and 3rd Tuesdays of each month
Enquiries - Gay Hooper 0413 350 012.
Ballan & District CWA - Branch meetings – 2nd Thursday
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Meetings - second Monday each month, 8pm. Tom Mullane
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The Pottery Group
Tuesday and Saturday 1pm-3pm, at the Public Park Hall
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Enquiries to Maureen 0447173031.
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Ballan Playgroup
Every Tuesday of school Term. St John’s Anglican Church
Hall - 9:30-11:30am. Enquiries - 0409 681 138 Anna or 0421
905 558 Tamsin.  Mass Times – Saturday 21 July – Clarkes Hill, 6.30pm
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
at the Uniting Church Hall, Gisborne Road, Bacchus Marsh.
Enq - 0421 222 717.
Lal Lal Moorabool Photographic Group Inc
Meeting 3rd Wednesday each month, 7pm. Soldiers Memorial
Hall, Lal Lal. Enquiries 5341 7535.
Footscray Poultry Club (at Bacchus Marsh)
Meetings held 2nd Sunday of month, 2pm. Poultry Pavilion.
Racecourse Rec. Reserve, Balliang-Bacchus Marsh Rd,
Bacchus Marsh. All welcome – Kerry 9741 9705.
MARKETS
Ballan Lions Club Market
Next market – Saturday 4 August 2018
First Saturday each month - Inglis St, Ballan – 9am-1pm.
Enquiries – 0402 390 080 (Wayne).
Darley Market
Saturday 21 July 8am - 1pm. 1st & 3rd Saturday each month at
Darley Park Football Reserve. Enquiries – 0488 345 145 (Alan).
Ballan Farmers Market
Next Market – Saturday 11 August, 9am-1pm.
2nd Saturday each month, Mill Cottage car park.
Enq – 0498 361 291 or 0490 114 130.
CHURCH
Gordon Catholic Parish
Sunday 22 July – Gordon, 8.45am; Ballan, 10.30am.
Anglican Parish of West Moorabool
Service Times - St John’s Ballan  - 1st & 3rd Sundays -
9:30am; 2nd & 4th Sundays – 11am Family Service; St John’s
Bungaree – 1st Sunday 6pm Saturday; 2nd, 3rd, 4th Sundays,
9am. Enq. - Rev. Wesley - 5368 2730. 
Ballan Uniting Church (St Paul’s) - Services 11.15am every
Sunday.
B3 Community - Focused, family friendly church with
a difference. Services every 2nd & 4th Sundays at Avenue
Bowling Club, Main St, Bacchus Marsh.
Bacchus Marsh Christian Church
Sunday Services 10am with kids program. 222 Main St,
Bacchus Marsh. Enquiries 9028 2622.
Bacchus Marsh Uniting Church Parish
Services - St Andrew’s 9.30am every Sunday. Pentland Hills
2pm 1st Sunday of month. Enquiries - 5367 2543 (office).
Holy Trinity Anglican Church - Bacchus Marsh
Service Times - Bacchus Marsh - Sunday 9am and 5pm;
Balliang - 2nd Sunday 11am, 4th Sunday 9am; Myrniong – 1st
& 3rd Sunday 11am. Enquiries – 5367 5362. 
Church of the Living God
Christian youth ministry and bible teaching. 2nd Sunday
of every month, 5pm. Open to all ages. At 14 Darcy St,
Maddingley. Enq – 0408 260 727.
Bacchus Marsh Baptist Church
Sundays, 10:30am, Worship Service and Children’s Program.
Phone 5367 6550 for more details.
Our Lady Help of Christians Korobeit - Mass every
Saturday 6.30pm.
Golden Harvest Christian Fellowship
Non-denominational - Prayer every Sunday 10am, Men’s
KYB Monday evenings 6pm (0429 681 566.) Ladies KYB
Wednesday 1pm (5367 6834).
Bacchus Marsh Life Church
Meeting 10am every Sunday at the BM College Drama Room,
in Grant Street. Enquiries Pastor Merv - 0412 290 036.
St Bernard’s Bacchus Marsh Catholic Church
Mass Times – Saturday- 5pm; Sunday – 8.30am & 10am.

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Dear Editor,
Councillor Tonia Dudzik has the same
right as everyone else - to feel safe in our
community. More specifically she has a
right to feel safe while doing her job as
a Councillor. Mr Aquilina’s retaliations
against council, police and neighbours
have been numerous and widespread
over a long period of time. Facebook as
a conveyor of personal (unfiltered) opin-
ion continues (MN 10 July p6,); the per-
fect forum for misinformation. Godwin
Aquilina has a history of using unusual
ways for getting the attention of authori-
ties whenever he feels aggrieved. When
confronted by authorities he uses an
acquired brain injury as justification for
a wide range of actions. Failing to meet
council conditions for keeping a ram;
stripping to his undies during a council
Dear Editor,
I write with grave concern about our
fantastic hospital. I have been a resident
of Ballan for over 30-years and wish to
remain anonymous.
My daughter downloaded the BDH&C
2017 financials and we (myself, hus-
band and daughter) spent a night going
through them by the Bendigo Auditing
firm. Further; the report in your paper
last week (MN 3 July 2018) where the
current CEO of the Hospital, Mr Weaire
as usual used rhetoric and spin to keep a
lid on the main concerns.
I have been involved in running a busi-
ness (over 40 people) with my husband
for 31-years. Our GM which is equiva-
lent to Hospitals CEO, produced busi-
ness plans, cash flow budgets and drove
sion and growth, further putting the
Hospital at risk when it should be stabi-
lising and rationalise?
• Why isn’t the Board of Governance re-
structuring with business style people,
the latest addition was in Vet Science!
Business style people can assist, dig the
hospital out of the mess and stop light
weight misguided decisions.
Conclusion:
There needs to be an urgent town meet-
ing called by the Board and a Q&A ses-
sion offered to the community; everyone
donates and supports their hospital, its
Minister for Sport John Eren joined Moorabool Mayor Cr
time the decision makers answer to
Paul Tatchell and Cr John Keogh for the $300,000
the mess. The CEO is the head of this contribution announcement by council, with a total project
business, why is it in such a cash flow cost of $365,000 at the recreation reserve in Ballan.
poor situation and why is he talking Photo - MSC

Better courts and lighting

meeting; ignoring instructions to tidy
his property; and more recently, display-
ing an effigy of a woman being hung in
his front yard are just a few retaliations
I know of first hand. Mr Aquilina has
rights too and should be given special
consideration (by mental health experts)
because of his confessed acquired brain
injury. As he ramps up his retaliations
perhaps we all have a right to be con-
cerned about where this saga could end
up. Maybe council should have sought
the intervention order, to protect all
councillors, staff and the community,
instead of the only female councillor
feeling the need to do it.
Margaret Scarff
Maddingley
the business forward, he managed to
double the business size in five years.
Rather than write a long-winded letter I
will dot point my concerns:
• Where is the business plan set out and
executed by the CEO?
• Why are there so many staff under the
CEO in such a small business; Director
of Clinical Services, Director of Infor-
mation Services, Director of Allied and
Community Health?
• Why is the Hospital selling off assets
to bolster cash flow?
• Why isn’t the Board holding the CEO
accountable for the state of the finances?
• Why is the CEO talking about expan-
expansion?
On speaking to staff, there is wasted
spending on computers upgrades (three
times when unnecessary), furniture (un-
necessary), over staffing (un-necessary),
and finally what is “consolidated spend-
ing? What the hell is that?
It’s a focal point of this town, it’s time,
serious questions need to be answered,
the Board, and more importantly
the highly paid CEO, must be made
accountable.
* The Moorabool News received by
Australia Post on Wednesday 11 July
2018 and respect the wishes of the con-
tributor to remain anonymous.
Ballan’s passion for sport - even in the depths of winter -
has been recognised by both State and Local Government
this month, with a combined $365,000 put forward to
resurface and light the netball and tennis courts at the Ballan
Recreation Reserve.
Minister for Sport John Eren joined Moorabool Shire Mayor
Paul Tatchell, Deputy Mayor John Keogh, and representatives
from the football, netball and tennis clubs of Ballan in making
the announcement at the grounds on Friday 6 July.
Moorabool Shire Council put toward the largest contribution,
a mammoth $300,000.
The project also received $50,000 from the State Government’s
Country Football Netball Program, $5,000 from Ballan FNC,
$5,000 from Ballan Tennis Club, and $5,000 from Ballan
Recreational Reserve Committee of Management.

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posite is true. 4BR medians
are the same as a year ago
($400), while the 3BR me-
dian has risen 13.3 per cent
to $340. And 2BR houses?
The median rise there was a
massive 26.8 per cent to $260.
Across the Shire, vacancy
rates have tumbled from 3.0
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Latrobe vacancies have
tightened from 3.2 to 1.8 per
cent, but again, median rent-
al rises have been patchy.
2BRs are up 2.2 per cent to
$225 per week. Three-bed-
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Scotland in the clear

The below story was posted to The Moorabool News website on Wednesday 11 July at 10.38am.
Moorabool News Exclusive By Todd Whelan
Following an independent investigation, by the Ballarat
Football League (BFL) on Wednesday July 4 into the post-
match melee of Darley Football Club’s Round 10 encounter
with North Ballarat City, the Moorabool News can reveal
both Darley coach Heath Scotland and ruckman Abe Kur,
were referred to the BFL tribunal – charged with their
involvement.
Scotland and Kur pleaded guilty to the charge and were
handed reprimands following a hearing on Monday July 9.
Kur was also charged with kneeing and received a two-
match suspension.
As a result of this finding the Darley Football Club has
appealed to the VCFL independent tribunal.
His (Kur) availability for this Saturday’s all important local derby against Bacchus Marsh is unknown at this stage.
Scotland is currently serving his second week of a three-week suspension as a player for dissent. He is able to coach and will
be available to return playing in Round 14. The North Ballarat City Football Club were not involved in the melee.
An update from the BFL was sent out to all media on Thursday 12 July at 11am, announcing the
investigation into the incident has concluded.
“The Ballarat Football Netball League can confirm that
the investigation into a series of incidents that took place at
Darley Park on Saturday 30 June has concluded.
Whilst the BFNL are not in the habit of publicly announcing
the outcomes of investigations, it has been acknowledged
that there has been a higher than normal public interest
in this case and the need to communicate the outcomes to
assure the public that the matter has been dealt with and a
clear message that any form of anti-social behaviour at BFNL
venues will not be tolerated moving forward.
Following a formal investigation into what took place at
Darley Park on Saturday 30 June, six clear recommendations
were issued to the League to act upon.
Two recommendations were dealt with by the AFL Goldfields
Independent Tribunal on Monday night at a hearing held at
AFL Goldfields’ Arnolds Creek office.
The results of those two hearings were as follows:
(1) Darley player Abraham KUR was charged under AFL
Victoria Country Rule 5.0, unbecoming conduct, in that he:
a. intentionally kneed a spectator contrary to section 19.2.2(a)
(iii) of the AFL Laws of Australian Football; and
b. engaged in a melee contrary to section 19.2.2(q) of the AFL
Laws of Australian Football.
OUTCOME: KUR was issued a 2-match ban for kneeing the
spectator and a reprimand for his involvement in the melee.
(2) Darley player Heath SCOTLAND was charged under
AFL Victoria Country Rule 5.0, unbecoming conduct, in that
he: a. engaged in a melee contrary to section 19.2.2(q) of the
AFL Laws of Australian Football.
OUTCOME: SCOTLAND was issued a reprimand for his
involvement in the melee.
The remaining four recommendations were passed onto the
BFNL Board for consideration and each recommendation
was discussed at length at a Board meeting held on Tuesday
AFL Goldfields Women’s
Football League
Results - Round 11
AFL Goldfields Women’s Competition
Redan 6.8 (44) def Gisborne 1.2 (8)
East Point 2.7 (19) def Lake Wendouree 2.4 (16)
Carisbrook 20.16 (136) def Darley 0.1 (1)
Heath Scotland.
Photos Helen Tatchell Abraham Kur. BFNL U18 Youth Girls
Ballarat Swans 7.7 (49) def North Ballarat City 0.1 (1)
Creswick 3.4 (22) def Redan 1.4 (10)
Ararat Storm 8.10 (58) defeated Carisbrook 1.1 (7)
RDFNL U18 Youth Girls Competition
Gisborne White 17.16 (118) def Diggers Rest Burras 1.1 (7)
Melton Centrals 6.5 (41) def Darley Devils 2.10 (22)
Gisborne Blue 6.10 (46) def Bacchus Marsh Cobras 2.0 (12)
night at Saxon House. AFL Goldfields U15 Youth Girls
The following sanctions have been handed down to the Redan 5.11 (41) def Sunbury Kangaroos 4.4 (28)
Darley FNC as a result of the recommendations discussed: East Point Dragons 8.14 (62) def Melton JFNC 1.1 (7)
(1) The Ballarat FNL has endorsed the suspension issued by
Lake Wendouree 4.3 (27) def Melton Centrals 3.4 (22)
the Darley FNC to former President Ray NEWTON, that he
will be prohibited from holding an official role with the Club BFNL U13 Junior Girls
for the remainder of the 2018 season. North Ballarat 3.4 (22) def Ballarat Swans 3.1 (19)
(2) Four Darley FNC supporters have received a life ban from Redan 9.12 (66) def Ballarat Storm 1.4 (10)
attending Ballarat FNL matches from this point forward. The
Lakers 1.4 (10) def East Point Dragons 1.0 (6)
Darley FNC will inform each individual of their penalties
and must do everything in their power to ensure they do not RDFNL U13 Junior Girls
attend another BFNL match moving forward. An additional Bacchus Marsh Cobras 4.8 (32) def Darley Devils 1.3 (9)
member of the general public is also being tracked down to Gisborne White 15.11 (101) def Melton Centrals 0.0 (0)
issue a life ban to also.
(3) Given the prominent role played by the club President
and Senior Coach in this incident, the Darley FNC have been Ballan Golf Club
fined $5,000 for bringing the league in to disrepute.
Results – Week ending Saturday 14 July
(4) The Darley FNC will be required to engage an AFL
Goldfields Football Development Manager to setup and run Wednesday– Men’s & Ladies.
the following sessions for their Senior Committee Members Winner - Chris Tudor (11) 32 points
and Coaching Staff of their Senior, Reserve and U/18.5 on c/b from Kev Lockman (14).
Football Sides: Magpie -14th Chris Tudor
Conflict Resolution: With a focus on how to behave when
Saturday Stableford
conflict arises, how to address the issues in a proactive
manner and how to report conflict to the League and AFL Moorabool Cup results for Ballan
Goldfields. played at Bacchus Marsh West. 
Code of Conduct: The club will run a session with all Winner - Ian Bragge (22) 36 points
members (on-field and off-field) the League’s codes of Second - Peter Di Fiore (11) 35 points.
conduct, the expectations around behavior and how to deal Third - Michael Di Fiore (15) 33 points.
with breaches.
Moorabool Cup Current Standing:
The Ballarat Football Netball League will now work with
the Darley FNC to implement the above sanction and move 1st Bacchus Marsh West Golf Club
forward with a positive outlook on the remainder of the 2018 2nd Ballan Golf Club
season.” 3rd Bacchus Marsh Golf Club.

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Devils Have Wood Over Cobras

Round one loss against the the joy on people’s faces at tion they’ve held for the North have dropped just
Devils. Sweet revenge, all in the club was great to see. It most part of the season. East the one game at home this Leading Goalkickers
a day’s work. was a strong team effort.” Point have moved to the top, season. DARLEY
But Darley would have For Bacchus Marsh Coach now a game clear of Bacchus Enjoy your footy. H. INGLIS 14
other ideas. Travis Hodgson, the story Marsh (second) and Darley DARLEY 4.2-26 8.4-52 B. GRAHAM 12
The Devils faithful would was one of disappointment (third) a further game away. 11.6-72 14.7-91 def J. EDWARDS 10
ride all hope of winning on and missed opportunity. While Devils Coach Heath BACCHUS MARSH 2.3-15 J. CARRICK 6
the back of a ‘mental edge’ “We lacked energy and in- Scotland and his club duly 4.6-30 7.9-51 9.14-68
M. YOUNG 6
that has firmed as real, af- tensity early when the game celebrate in victory, the next DARLEY (GOALS) M.
BACCHUS MARSH
ter making it four in a row was there to be won,” he chapter on a tough road to Hanson 3, H. Inglis 2, D.
the finals lies ahead. This Robson 2, J. Ancrum, J. Pat- A. WILLITS 39
against the Cobras and five said.
wins from their last six week, an away meeting with tison, L. Herring, K. Forde, J. OWEN 33
“I thought with the amount
meetings. Lake Wendouree heads the S. Kennedy, J. Edwards, J. B. SPEIGHT 31
of quality players Darley had
An undeniable sense of out, they’d have to play well schedule and will present its Dodemaide. R. STUHLDRIER 14
belief was instilled into the and we’d have to play poorly own set of new challenges DARLEY (BEST) S. Kenne-
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players by coach Heath Scot- for them to win. Tick and for the group. dy, J. Carrick, J. Zeestraten,
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land and his support group “It’s now my job to narrow D. Robson, S. Page, L. Baker
tick! Credit to them (Darley), DARLEY
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er Ballarat Football League for the emotional half of completely different level.” role,” he said.
Zeestraten, 2. C. Cullen, 1. J. S. Page 21
community with a backs-to- the assignment, the players When asked if there were “They defend well and Carrick D. Leonard 21
the-wall 23 point upset win, needed to deliver on theirs, any ‘mental demons’ cloud- have a hard running spread.
the execution. BACCHUS MARSH B. Graham 17
at home, over town rival Bac- ing their abilities to over- We’ll have to bring our best
chus Marsh at the weekend. (GOALS) J. Owen 4, B. J. Zeestraten 16
Mission accomplished. come the Devils, Hodgson again.”
Griffiths 2, A. Willits, B. S. Kennedy 16
The Devils went into the Even in post-match conver- was candid, and conceded Darley’s road trip to Lake Speight, L. Blundell
game as deserved outsiders sation, Scotland was reluc- there is a problem. BACCHUS MARSH
Wendouree on Saturday will BACCHUS MARSH (BEST)
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injury and more recently, “I couldn’t have been more hold they have on us.......we of the round. LIVE BROAD- PROGRESSIVE VOTES
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key suspensions. The stage proud of the boys,” he said. are not going to try and put CAST FROM 2PM. Papa, M. Chisari J. Owen 36
was set for the ladder lead- “The effects of the last a spin on it, we need to beat Bacchus Marsh are not APPLE 98.5 FM Player Of D. Burton 34
ing Cobras to impose their fortnight and the scrutiny them to break it,” he said. out of the woods yet either. The Year Votes: 5. D. Bur- S. Sherlock 16
offensive dominance, expose in which the club had been The Cobras’ loss sees them They too are on the road ton, 4. J. Owen, 3. N. Stuhl- L. Mullen 13
an undermanned opposition under, to win on the back of relinquish their top of the with a danger game looming dreier, 2. T. Angwin, 1. R. A. Willits 12
and
R12atone for their one point, that was unbelievable. Just league table status, a posi- against North Ballarat City. Stuhldreier. B. Speight 12
TEAM OVERALL HOME AWAY
P W L B F A % PTS P W L F A F (Avg) A (Avg) P W L F A F (Avg) A (Avg)
EAST POINT 11 9 2 1 1157 780 148.3 40 5 4 1 511 404 102 81 6 5 1 646 376 108 63
BACCHUS MARSH 11 8 3 1 1238 790 156.7 36 6 5 1 768 451 128 75 5 3 2 470 339 94 68
DARLEY 11 7 4 1 841 730 115.2 32 6 5 1 534 395 89 66 5 2 3 307 335 61 67
SUNBURY 11 7 4 1 817 713 114.6 32 6 6 0 513 318 86 53 5 1 4 304 395 61 79
LAKE WENDOUREE 11 7 4 1 713 698 102.1 32 5 4 1 321 306 64 61 6 3 3 391 392 65 65
NTH BALLARAT 11 6 5 1 930 798 116.5 28 5 4 1 456 342 91 68 6 2 4 474 455 79 76
MELTON 11 6 5 1 821 778 105.5 28 6 4 2 470 474 78 79 5 2 3 351 304 70 61
SEBASTABOOL 10 5 5 2 676 745 90.7 28 5 3 2 312 365 62 73 5 2 3 364 380 73 76
BALLARAT 11 3 8 1 631 1087 58.0 16 6 2 4 269 474 45 79 5 1 4 362 613 72 123
REDAN 11 1 10 1 740 1071 69.1 8 5 1 4 324 393 65 79 6 0 6 416 678 69 113
MELTON STH 11 1 10 1 783 1157 67.7 8 5 1 4 423 519 85 104 6 0 6 360 638 60 106

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CHFL Ballarat Football League

Results - Round 12
BFL
Central Highlands Football League
Ladder Seniors
Lake Wendouree 11.9 (75) def Ballarat 5.10 (40)
Darley 14.7 (91) def Bacchus Marsh 9.14 (68)
Ladder
Team % PTS
Results – Round 13 Team % PTS Melton 11.16 (82) def Redan 10.18 (78) Seniors
Seniors Seniors East Point 15.17 (107) def North Ballarat City 11.15 (81) 1 East Point..................148.33 40
2 Bacchus Marsh.........156.71 36
Buninyong 19.10 (124) def Learmonth 4.6 (30) 1 Waubra......................165.97 48 Sunbury 14.12 (96) def Melton South 9.16 (70) 3 Darley........................ 115.21 32
Gordon 13.11 (89) def Newlyn 9.6 (60) 2 Buninyong.................260.72 44 4 Sunbury.................... 114.59 32
Reserves
Bungaree 14.12 (96) def Daylesford 9.7 (61) 3 Beaufort....................214.84 44 5 Lake Wendouree...... 102.15 32
Lake Wendouree 6.10 (46) def Ballarat 6.4 (40) 6 North Ballarat City....116.54 28
Waubra 11.12 (78) def Skipton 6.8 (44) 4 Gordon......................153.64 40
5 Springbank................118.49 40 Bacchus Marsh 15.7 (97) def Darley 2.8 (20) 7 Melton.......................105.53 28
Hepburn 11.17 (83) def Creswick 5.5 (35) 8 Sebastopol.................90.74 28
Beaufort 10.14 (74) def C’ham/Linton 4.5 (29) 6 Newlyn......................159.83 36 Melton 14.12 (96) def Redan 2.7 (19)
9 Ballarat.......................58.05 16
Dunnstown 6.20 (56) def Clunes 7.9 (51) 7 Bungaree..................155.57 36 East Point 14.13 (97) def North Ballarat City 1.2 (8) 10 Redan..........................69.09 8
Springbank 9.11 (65) def R’wood/C’hap 3.6 (24) 8 Learmonth.................133.42 32 Sunbury 13.9 (87) def Melton South 3.12 (30) 11 Melton South............... 67.68 8
9 Hepburn.................... 129.13 32 Reserves
Reserves Under 18.5s 1 East Point ................ 256.67 46
10 Dunnstown................91.88 28
Buninyong 19.12 (126) def Learmonth 1.3 (9) Lake Wendouree 11.9 (75) def Ballarat 9.10 (64) 2 Bacchus Marsh.........190.43 40
11 Ballan........................66.70 20 3 Sunbury.................... 127.62 34
Gordon 8.6 (54) def Newlyn 5.5 (35) Bacchus Marsh 8.10 (58) def Darley 5.21 (51)
12 Skipton......................55.64 20 4 Darley........................ 112.71 28
Bungaree 9.18 (72) def Daylesford 3.7 (25) Redan 6.9 (45) def Melton 4.5 (29) 5 Melton South............. 99.85 24
13 Creswick...................69.59 16
Waubra 12.6 (78) def Skipton 2.4 (16) 14 Daylesford................. 63.71 12 East Point 10.8 (68) def North Ballarat City 6.12 (48) 6 Lake Wendouree.......91.08 24
Hepburn 10.5 (65) def Creswick 8.4 (52) 7 Melton........................85.52 24
15 C’ham/Linton............... 46.12 8 Sunbury 23.19 (157) def Melton South 2.5 (17)
Beaufort 14.10 (94) def C’ham/Linton 3.1 (19) 8 Sebastopol.................70.68 24
16 R’wood/C’hap.............43.44 8 9 Redan.........................62.41 20
Dunnstown 11.6 (72) def Clunes 3.1 (19) 17 Clunes...........................1.32 4 10 Ballarat......................73.82 12
R’wood/C’hap 17.11 (113) def Springbank 7.6 (48) Ballarat Junior Football League 11 North Ballarat City....54.94 12
Ballan 9.6 (60) def Smythesdale 5.10 (40) Reserves Under 18.5s
U16.5 Seniors
1 East Point..................169.42 44
Under 18 1 Beaufort................... 325.58 48 Lake Wendouree 5.8 (38) def Ballarat 5.4 (34) 2 Lake Wendouree......165.33 40
Buninyong 7.9 (51) def Learmonth 5.4 (34) 2 Learmonth.................212.64 48 North Ballarat 5.14 (44) def Redan 1.5 (11) 3 North Ballarat City... 256.35 36
Newlyn 7.9 (51) def Gordon 6.8 (44) 3 Buninyong................ 433.67 44 East Point 7.12 (54) def Mount Clear 4.15 (39) 4 Sunbury.................... 141.72 32
Bungaree 15.18 (108) def Daylesford 0.0 (0) 4 Bungaree.................. 141.49 32 5 Redan........................120.63 32
U16.5 Reserves 6 Ballarat......................116.50 28
Skipton 12.14 (86) def Waubra 2.2 (14) 5 Dunnstown................138.00 32
Ballarat 16.16 (112) def Lake Wendouree 4.3 (27) 7 Darley.........................81.24 24
Hepburn 10.16 (76) def Creswick 3.4 (22) 6 Creswick................... 125.15 32 8 Bacchus Marsh.......... 57.87 20
Bacchus Marsh 14.13 (97) def Darley 3.4 (22)
C’ham/Linton 11.12 (78) def Beaufort 2.10 (22) 7 Ballan........................ 112.77 32 9 Melton........................73.46 16
Redan 9.11 (65) def North Ballarat 4.6 (30) 10 Melton South............... 24.14 8
Dunnstown 6.7 (43) def Clunes 5.7 (37) 8 Hepburn....................102.92 32
9 Waubra...................... 101.18 28 Sebastopol 7.12 (54) def East Point 4.9 (33) 11 Sebastopol...................0.00 0
Springbank 23.16 (154) def R’wood/C’hap 0.2 (2) U16.5 Seniors
10 Smythesdale.............98.54 24 U14 Seniors
Smythesdale 11.6 (72) def Ballan 6.6 (42) 1 North Ballarat............225.47 36
11 R’wood/C’hap...........89.61 24 Ballarat 6.5 (41) def Lake Wendouree 1.6 (12)
Under 15 2 East Point................. 222.54 36
12 Newlyn..................... 111.66 20 Darley 6.5 (41) def Bacchus Marsh 5.9 (39) 3 Lake Wendouree..... 208.92 36
Buninyong 19.13 (127) def Learmonth 1.0 (6) 4 Redan........................ 118.43 24
13 Gordon...................... 68.19 16 North Ballarat 11.14 (80) def Redan 1.5 (11)
Gordon 20.14 (134) def Newlyn 2.3 (15) 5 Ballarat.......................85.57 20
14 C’ham/Linton.............58.94 16 East Point 21.18 (144) def Sebastopol 0.2 (2)
Bungaree 6.1 (37) def Daylesford 4.1 (25) 6 Mount Clear............... 75.51 12
15 Skipton.......................47.10 16 U14 Reserves 7 Darley...........................36.33 4
Skipton 21.8 (134) def Waubra 0.0 (0) 16 Daylesford................. 46.15 12 Lake Wendouree 4.4 (28) def Ballarat 1.0 (6) 8 Bacchus Marsh............25.69 4
Creswick 13.18 (96) def Hepburn 2.4 (16) 17 Clunes....................... 41.88 12 U16.5 Reserves
Bacchus Marsh 3.6 (24) def Darley 2.2 (14)
Beaufort 16.20 (116) def C’ham/Linton 0.0 (0) 18 Springbank..................39.28 0 1 Ballarat......................299.70 44
North Ballarat 4.9 (33) def Redan 4.7 (31) 2 Mount Clear..............159.86 36
Dunnstown 11.11 (77) def Clunes 0.1 (1)
East Point 5.3 (33) def Sebastopol 3.7 (25) 3 Bacchus Marsh.........188.28 32
Springbank 7.5 (47) def R’wood/C’hap 2.4 (16) Under 18
U12 Seniors 4 Redan........................148.36 32
Smythesdale 25.15 (165) def Ballan 0.0 (0) 1 Springbank................534.10 52 5 Sebastopol................100.00 20
Lake Wendouree 4.2 (26) def Ballarat 2.5 (17)
2 Buninyong.................291.07 48 6 North Ballarat............ 86.90 20
Bacchus Marsh 5.1 (31) def Darley 4.7 (31) 7 Lake Wendouree.......80.41 16
Central Highlands Netball League 3 Hepburn................... 536.69 44
Central Highlands Netball League 4 Newlyn......................274.25 44 North Ballarat 10.15 (75) def Redan 4.2 (26) 8 East Point...................66.81 16
Results– –Round
Round13
13 East Point 9.12 (66) def Sebastopol 3.4 (22) 9 Darley........................... 11.32 4
Results 5 Learmonth.................269.19 40 U14 Seniors
6 C’ham/Linton............ 204.60 36 U12 Reserves 1 North Ballarat...........1041.05 42
Club 13&U 15&U 17&U C B A
Smythesdale 19 17 13 7 4 11 7 Creswick...................154.07 32 Ballarat 5.5 (35) def Lake Wendouree 0.0 (0) 2 East Point..................789.68 42
Ballan 9 26 33 36 64 72 8 Beaufort....................122.75 28 Darley 7.6 (48) def Bacchus Marsh 0.0 (0) 3 Mount Clear............. 254.58 36
Carngham 19 27 32 31 54 38 4 Redan.........................71.56 20
9 Gordon...................... 106.19 28 North Ballarat 3.1 (19) def Redan 1.5 (11) 5 Bacchus Marsh..........53.19 20
Beaufort 12 31 31 29 33 39
Daylesford 10 21 17 12 23 12 10 Dunnstown................ 57.77 24 Sebastopol 7.12 (54) def East Point 0.0 (0) 6 Sebastopol.................31.23 20
Bungaree 29 26 44 58 48 88 11 Waubra .....................91.44 20 7 Lake Wendouree....... 37.54 16
Learmonth 12 22 41 38 43 57 12 Bungaree................. 90.94 20 8 Darley.........................34.25 12
Buninyong 33 16 22 19 26 33 13 Skipton......................65.10 20 Ballarat Netball League
Ballarat Football/Netball League 9 Ballarat.......................32.48 12
U14 Reserves
Clunes 7 25 9 30 30 31
Dunnstown 20 14 34 51 33 59 14 R’wood/C’hap........... 37.33 12 Senior Results – Round 12
Results – Round 12 1 North Ballarat............479.55 40
Newlyn 9 24 26 35 31 28 15 Clunes......................... 47.73 8 Club A B C D 19&U E 2 Mount Clear............. 258.80 40
Gordon 21 3 31 18 28 34 16 Smythesdale...............28.69 8 Ballarat 47 40 28 21 33 23 3 Redan........................196.01 32
Lake Wendouree 48 48 27 43 33 27
Creswick 16 20 18 17 27 51 17 Ballan.......................... 33.16 4 4 Lake Wendouree...... 137.50 28
Darley 48 34 31 12 32 14
Hepburn 31 24 44 61 45 41 5 Sebastopol.................70.86 24
18 Daylesford....................3.69 0 Bacchus Marsh 65 44 28 41 30 43
Skipton 21 11 25 21 20 16 Melton 37 21 16 36 33 - 6 East Point...................76.00 22
Waubra 7 35 16 40 41 59 Redan 56 43 40 25 18 - 7 Bacchus Marsh..........49.21 12
Rokewood 13 - 11 14 18 46 Under 15 Nth Ballarat City 52 16 9 19 36 - 8 Darley.........................35.54 12
East Point 47 53 46 40 18 -
Springbank 16 - 14 47 50 56 1 Skipton..................... 863.89 52 Sunbury 49 73 31 36 33 -
9 Ballarat.......................32.49 10
2 Gordon..................... 699.52 48 Melton South 39 42 26 25 42 - U12 Seniors
1 Mount Clear..............221.20 40
CHFL Top Goal Kickers 3 Bungaree................. 404.30 46 2 East Point................. 226.25 36
4 Springbank................514.93 44 3 North Ballarat............193.33 36
Seniors
Isaac Baker Buninyong.............................. 32
5 Buninyong................ 290.83 36 BFL Top Goal Kickers 4 Ballarat......................146.40 24
6 Daylesford.................133.80 36 5 Darley........................ 130.11 22
Luke Mirtschin Bungaree................................. 25 Seniors 6 Bacchus Marsh..........89.30 22
7 Beaufort................... 262.46 34 William Young North Ballarat City................ 45
Reserves 7 Lake Wendouree.......69.55 16
8 Smythesdale............. 140.15 32 Aaron Willitts Bacchus Marsh....................... 39 8 Redan.........................48.51 16
Rodney Watts Ballan....................................... 42 9 R’wood/C’hap...........184.36 28 Jake Owen Bacchus Marsh...................... 33 9 Sebastopol...................20.27 8
Connor Ronan Dunnstown............................. 22 Benjamin Speight Bacchus Marsh........................31 U12 Reserves
10 Creswick..................149.64 28
Under 18 11 Waubra......................56.78 20 1 North Ballarat............557.61 44
Reserves
James Spicer Springbank............................. 83 2 Sebastopol................405.41 36
12 Learmonth.................42.51 20 Ethan Tibbles Bacchus Marsh....................... 40 3 Ballarat......................341.44 36
Nicholas Spratling Bungaree................................. 24 13 Newlyn...................... 37.00 12 Aaron Speak Darley...................................... 20 4 Darley........................222.07 28
Under 15 14 C’ham/Linton.............34.65 12 Jack Powell Bacchus Marsh........................14 5 Redan....................... 266.20 24
Connor Parkin Springbank............................. 78 15 Dunnstown..................39.98 8 Under 18.5s 6 East Point..................104.00 20
16 Hepburn...................... 37.27 8 Jack Tuohy Lake Wendouree................... 23 7 Mount Clear............... 62.12 12
Daniel Pascoe Gordon..................................... 60 8 Bacchus Marsh...........27.15 12
Lachlan Reynolds Gordon..................................... 43 17 Clunes..........................8.06 4 Andrew Azzopardi Darley...................................... 12
9 Lake Wendouree......... 41.25 8
Tobey Jeffrey Bungaree................................. 32 18 Ballan........................... 1.42 0 Connor Ascough Darley...................................... 12 10 Ballarat Storm..............2.55 0
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Last weekend the PHSA Cobra Junior football teams faced off for a second
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Bacchus Marsh Soccer Club Darley Junior Football Netball Club

Results - Round 12
Round 11 v Bacchus Marsh
Under 13s Div 1 Open FOOTBALL
Bacchus Marsh Blue (1) drew Victoria Park Blue (1) U/10 Seniors
Darley 1-0-6 lost Bacchus Marsh
Goal - David Dillon (1)
5-11-41
Under 13s Div 2 Open Goals – Kai Watkins 1
Bacchus Marsh Yellow (0) lost Victoria Park White (1) Awards –Kai Watkins (Courage
Award).
Under 15s Div 1 Open
U/10 Reserves
Bacchus Marsh Blue (2) def Warrnambool Rangers (1)
Darley 3-6-24 lost Bacchus Marsh
Goals - Jacob Kirwan (1), Ace Clark (1) 5-2-32
Under 16 Girls Goals – Oliver Cape 1, Aidan Weaver,
Joseph Ford
Bacchus Marsh (1) drew Buninyong (1)
Awards – Trent Younger (Courage
Goal - Ava Ferella (1)
Award).
Senior Men’s Div. 2
U/12 Seniors
Bacchus Marsh (5) def Ballarat White (2)
Darley 4-7-31 drew Bacchus Marsh
Goals - Leroy Almenara (3), Jackson Almenara (2) 5-1-31
Goals – Jackson Davies 1, Grant
Hatcher, Max Hoey, Tyler Mitchell
Awards - Grant Hatcher (Courage
Award).
U/12 Reserves
Darley 7-6-48 def Bacchus Marsh
0-0-0
Goals – Ayden Champness 2,
Harrison Benbow, Ethan Matthews 1,
Lachlan Bartolo, Chaz Jones
Awards – Archie Colbron (Courage
Award).
U/14 Seniors
Darley 6-5-41 def Bacchus Marsh
5-9-39
Goals – Brady Wright 2, Aaron
Cadman 1, Jayven Tanner, Nick
Cadman, Rocky Hoey.
U/14 Reserves
Darley 2-2-14 lost Bacchus Marsh
3-6-24
Goals – Mitchell Gallagher 1, Tyler
James.
U/16.5 Seniors
Darley 4-11-35 lost Bacchus Marsh
7-5-47
Goals – Bryce Stephenson 2, Rylan
Tanner 1, Adam Azzopardi.
U/16.5 Reserves
Darley 3-4-22 lost Bacchus Marsh
14-13-97
Goals – Jye Burton 1, Mitchell Brislin,
Harrison Barnes.
Youth Girls Football
Darley 2-10-22 lost Melton Central
6-5-41
Goals – Imogen Goullet 1, Amber
Mifsud
Awards – Danielle Sultana (Courage
Award).
U13 Girls Football
Darley 1-3-9 def by Bacchus Marsh
4-8-32
Goals – Addison Wright 1
Awards – Ayla Scicchitano (Courage
Award).
NETBALL
U/11 Seniors
Darley 29 def Bacchus Marsh 2
Goals – Alanah Tango 18, Mia Hayes
7, Eve Blunt 4.
Awards – Eve Blunt (Courage Award)
U/11 Reserves
Darley 11 def Bacchus Marsh 2
Goals – Abbey Vallence 4, Imogen
Iredale 4, Ryley Benbow 1, Alexandra
Harris 1, Shanayd Spence 1
Awards – Tahlia Scicchitano (Courage
Award).
Mackenzie Estlick was the fastest over
U/13 Seniors
the 1500m course.
Darley 31 def Bacchus Marsh 12
Goals – Ava Densley 20, Bridie
Shanahan 10, Milly Vallance 1
Bacchus Marsh Little
Awards – Claudia Runge (Courage
Award).
Athletics Centre
U/13 Reserves Cross Country was held at Lady
Darley 28 def Bacchus Marsh 4 Northcote Camp, Rowsley on Saturday.
Goals - Charlotte Drevensek 11, Ella Although temperatures dropped below
Closter 7, Ava Kajina 6, Maddy Vella 4 zero overnight, the club’s athletes were
Awards – Sienna Duggan (Courage greeted with a beautiful sunny winter’s
Award).
morning.
U/15 Seniors
Darley 35 def Bacchus Marsh 20 Under 6 athlete, Jax Coulton continued
Goals - Britney Ellis 17, Eliza Tango his winning form over the 500m distance.
10, Takeya Tanner 7, Makita Spence 1 In the Under 7 & 8 1000 metre event, Myah
Awards – Brooke McNeill (Courage Estlick was the first home for the Under 7s
Award). while Imogen Lidgett-Egan and Deegan
U/15 Reserves Doyle recorded wins for the Under 8s.
Darley 20 lost Bacchus Marsh 32 Mackenzie Estlick (Under 10) was the
Goals – Edyn Thomas 9, Isabella fastest over the 1500 metre course while
DiMeri 6, Emily Cook 5 Nicholas Ide and Sarah Burton were the
Awards – Grace Holt (Courage Under 9 winners for this distance. In the
Award). 2000 metre event, Mitchell Wells, Nate
U/17 Seniors
Sadhai and James Burton were the top 3
Darley 35 def Bacchus Marsh 21 boys home while Elise Cooke, Danielle
Goals - Emma Winzar 24, Kaylee
Ide and Freya Lidgett-Egan were the top
Banner 6, Ella Cook 5
3 placegetters for the girls. The open
Awards – Holly Van Meel (Courage
age athletes completed 3 laps of the 1km
Award).
U/17 Reserves course with Jack Mutsaerts first across
Darley 30 lost Bacchus Marsh 36 the finish line, closely followed by Bridget
Goals –Ebony Pigott 20, Keeley Henthorn.
Growcott 9, Maddy Hodge 1 This week’s meet will be held at the
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LEO—July 23-August 22
Legal matters and athletic fun figure in the week’s pic-
ture. Compromise is the present keyword, at home or at
work. Inlaws prove valuable friends. Spend more time
with them.
VIRGO—August 23-September 22
It’s much easier to finish old jobs than begin new ones.
QUICK PUZZLE
★★★★★★★★ ✯✯✯✯✯✯
Added doses of gentleness is needed in your romantic
situation. By crossing T’s and dotting I’s will lessen the
chances of silly errors.
LIBRA—September 23-October 22
★★★★★★★★ You are in the limelight this weekend: enjoy! Don’t en-
ter any tempting agreements unless you really believe in
them. Important actions follow in quick successions.
ARIES—March 21-April 20 SCORPIO—October 23-November 21
Your energy level peaks and it’s a good time for polish- You are alternately observant and forgetful and life turns
ing off all those large jobs you were putting off. Still, into a kind of lost and found. Be much more direct with
you need to re-charge. Get away for a break. people, especially at the workplace.
TAURUS—April 21-May 22
SAGITTARIUS—November 22-December 22
A cherished wish may turn to reality - and you are caught
off guard. The emphasis is on business and finance after Looking after small details are important this week. A
the weekend. Facts must be challenged and theories tested Virgo may figure prominently in your dreams. Be less
often. timid with peers, less bold with bosses.
GEMINI—May 23-June 21 CAPRICORN—December 23-January 20
It’s time for paper pushing. Try to pay bills as soon as Your pay could be raised and standards should soar. It’s
possible. The arts are featured on the weekend. This week generally an improvement week. Home repairs are not
favours entering contests and competitions. your forte - so don’t waste time and call a professional.
CANCER—June 22-July 22 AQUARIUS—January 21-February 19
NO. 9052 This is a perfect week for presenting ideas and propos-
ACROSS DOWN Your doubts may dwindle about your popularity and this
als, on the job and on the homefront. Later in the week,
1. Skin specialist (13) 1. Abandon (6) boost your mate’s sagging confidence. Watch for subtle should be a social and happy week. Put humour in writing
8. Keen (5) 2. Cook (5) changes in the atittudes of others. and in your general style. This is a week for surprises,
9. Short (7) 3. Dress (7) cancellations and endless errands.
10. Reply (6) 4. Leer (4) LEO—July 23-August 22
11. Fertile (6) 5. Happen (5) PISCES—February 20-March 20
12. Little (5) 6. Unworthy (7) Legal matters and athletic fun figure in the week’s pic- You will be putting in overtime helping neighbours or
14. Group (5) 7. Pass (6) ture. Compromise is the present keyword, at home or at
relatives. In personal relationships, be prepared for a
18. Book (6) 13. Notes (7) work. Inlaws prove valuable friends. Spend more time
20. Savage (6) 15. Shorten (7) with them. positive change. Avoid rich dishes and potent drinks.
23. Trellis (7) 16. Run (6)
24. Missile (5) 17. Scowl (6) VIRGO—August 23-September 22 BIRTHDAY THIS WEEK
25. Plant (7-6) 19. Excuse (5) You are ambitious and you aim for the stars. Determined,
21. Hurl (5) It’s much easier to finish old jobs than begin new ones. you will travel to the moon to avoid insecurity - the prob-
22. Eager (4) Added doses of gentleness is needed in your romantic
lem is, you can be too cautious. New ventures gain mo-
situation. By crossing T’s and dotting I’s will lessen the
CRYPTIC PUZZLE chances of silly errors. mentum. Friendships forged now can be lifelong ones.
ACROSS
1. “I need a wig”? (4,9). 8. Leave one inside to preside LIBRA—September 23-October 22
over (5). 9. Birds that live in holes? (7). 10. She won a You are in the limelight this weekend: enjoy! Don’t en-
beauty competition in America and got married (6). 11. ter any tempting agreements unless you really believe in

SUDOKU
An indentation, or hole, in the wood (6). 12. Clobber and them. Important actions follow in quick successions.
you give first aid to (5). 14. When you write. it’s wobbly
(5). 18. Ordering a statue is shrewd (6). 20. Putting the SCORPIO—October 23-November 21
bird in her keeping is a blunder (6). 23. The soldiers
intend, too, to invade (7). 24. Jammed one foot in on You are alternately observant and forgetful and life turns
various occasions (5). 25. Keep the receiver down and
don’t join in the argument (3,2,3,5).
NUMBER GAME
into a kind of lost and found. Be much more direct with
people, especially at the workplace.
DOWN ANSWER BELOW 22-December 22
SAGITTARIUS—November
1. Get to be, before you arrive (6). 2. Conducts, but plays
first (5). 3. Talks about the right food for vegetarians (7). Looking after small details are important this week. A
4. Voice, in a moral tone (4). 5. Come in and record (5). Virgo may figure prominently in your dreams. Be less
6. The incident of the pie-throwing does get distorted timid with peers, less bold with bosses.
(7). 7. What we’re taslking about are the mines in deficit
(6). 13. Withdraw, again, the brochure (7). 15. Parade CAPRICORN—December 23-January 20
and exhibition cancelled (4,3). 16. They’re in S. America, Your pay could be raised and standards should soar. It’s
twit! The map is upside-down (6). 17. Country that has generally an improvement week. Home repairs are not
it’s own currency and English (6). 19. Point the north out
(5). 21. In which Horace wrote nothing about the Army your forte - so don’t waste time and call a professional.
in retreat (5). 22. The smart Swiss move slowly (4). AQUARIUS—January 21-February 19
Your doubts may dwindle about your popularity and this
SOLUTIONS - CROSSWORD NO. 9051 should be a social and happy week. Put humour in writing
and in your general style. This is a week for surprises,
QUICK SOLUTIONS
Thorn (anag.). 21, L-AT-in (rev.). 22, In-CH.
cancellations and endless errands.
Across - 1, Musquash. 6, Sack. 8, Idea. 9, Portrait. 10,
tract. 15, Show off . 16, Pam-pas (rev.). 17, Franc-E. 19,
Broth. 11, Lather. 13, Scotch. 15, Setter. 17, Crocus. 19, PISCES—February 20-March 20
to(ne). 5, Enter. 6, Epi-sode. 7, The-m(in)es. 13, Re-
Agent. 22, Paternal. 23, Ever. 24, Gnat. 25, Tungsten.
Down - 1, Be-come. 2, Leads. 3, Sp-R-outs. 4, (mor)Al-
You will be putting in overtime helping neighbours or
Down - 2, Under. 3, Quartet. 4, Alps. 5, Harmless. 6,
Sit on the fence.
relatives. In personal relationships, be prepared for a
Sprat. 7, Chinese. 12, Chestnut. 14, Certain. 16,Tigress.
tute (anag.). 20, H-owl-er. 23, Pla-too-n. 24, O-ft-en. 25,
positive change. Avoid rich dishes and potent drinks.
18, Cheat. 20, Niece. 21, Plan.
Miss-US. 11, Gr-O-ove. 12, Dress. 14, As-pen. 18, As-
Across - 1, Bald statement. 8, Cha-I-r. 9, Tit-mice. 10,
CRYPTIC SOLUTIONS
CRYPTIC SOLUTIONS BIRTHDAY THIS WEEK
Across - 1, Affected. 6, Bass. 8, S-or-t. 9, Calls for. 10, You are ambitious and you aim for the stars. Determined,
Tried. 11, Vic-Tim. 13, Adhe-re. 15, Re-pose. 17, Fringe
Gallop. 17, Glower. 19, Alibi. 21, Throw. 22, Keen. you will travel to the moon to avoid insecurity - the prob-
(anag.). 19, Fr-own. 22, ABs-I-nthe. 23, Save. 24, Sees
cur. 6, Ignoble. 7, Ticket. 13, Minutes. 15, Curtail. 16, lem is, you can be too cautious. New ventures gain mo-
(Cs). 25, Dwelling.
DOWN - 1, Desert. 2, Roast. 3, Apparel. 4, Ogle. 5, Oc- mentum. Friendships forged now can be lifelong ones.
Down - 2, Flo-or. 3, Ex-treme(ndous). 4, Tick. 5, Deliv-
Brutal. 23, Lattice. 24, Arrow. 25, Passion-flower.
ery. 6, BA-sic. 7, Stor-I-es. 12, Repented (anag.). 14,
tort. 11, Arable. 12, Small. 14, Octet. 18, Annual. 20,
Du-rab-le. 16, Peru-Sal. 18, Nails. 20, Woven. 21, Peke
Across - 1, Dermatologist. 8, Sharp. 9, Laconic. 10, Re-
(peek). QUICK SOLUTIONS
SOLUTIONS - CROSSWORD NO. 9052
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