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Ph: 5367 4964 The Moorabool News FREE EMAIL: [email protected] Your Local News WEB: www.themooraboolnews.com.au Tuesday 4 August, 2015 Serving Ballan and district since 1872 Phone 5368 1966 Fax 5368 2764 Vol 9 No 30 Kai Cunningham, Donald Watson, Riley Cook, Judd Connors, Thomas Cook Alyssa Gill, Reese Perry, Cassandra Camilleri, Zoey Mathews, Holly Debrincat, Aleisha Brown Cobb & Co - John Baird, Lauren Kay, Father Brian Glasheen, Jack, Nellie Lehuray and Mandy Lehuray. Caleb Monaghan, Will Cook, Flynn Giani, Solomon Miesen, Cooper Brown, Spencer Jenks, Darcy Bishop, Jake Dunn, Toby Alcock. Photos – Lisa Comerford Back to the Future Onlookers may have thought they were in a time warp The Cobb & Co coach carried Father Brian Glasheen Following the procession, students joined together to as St Bernard’s Primary School students walked the and a former pupil representing Mary MacKillop sing the National Anthem from the era, God save the streets last Friday. Queen. The event was part of the schools 125th anniversary Dressed in period costume and led by a horse drawn A Family Bush Dance and Euchre Party will be held carriage, the students marched from the school’s celebrations and the parade commemorated the this Friday and the school has 125th anniversary original site in Fisken Street to the current campus on relocation of the school, which occurred in 1890 after commemorative glasses and tea towels for sale at the Gisborne Road. management was taken over by the Sisters of St Joseph. school office. TIME TO Your Local Air-conditioning Specialist SERVICE YOUR GAS DUCTED HEATING G.J. BRADDING HEATER FOR HEATING & COOLING WINTER FROM $2,750 Ph: 5367 4964 RTA # AU03582 “CALL US” [email protected] www.gjbradding.com.au SYSTEMS MN140401G2 BLINDS & CURTAINS Phone for your FREE measure & quote 0438 692 858 MN180510 Complete your home with quality window furnishings. Design advice, Precision measure & fi t, Satisfaction Guaranteed. 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Email - [email protected] The Moorabool News – 4 August, 2015 Page 3 News Bunnings – have your say By Kate Taylor posal for a while and now Council offices in Ballan, was their opportunity to be Darley and the Lerderderg The proposal to build better informed of what’s Library. a Bunnings at Bacchus proposed and express their Council’s planning officers Marsh is now out for public view about it. will be available to answer consultation. “I’ve been saying to those questions on the proposal Minister for Education and Deputy Premier James Merlino is shown around the school by The community can have who’ve shown a keen inter- at upcoming sessions be- College captains and Member for Melton Don Nardella (rear). Photo - Helen Tatchell its say on the proposal from est in this proposal that at ing held at the Lerderderg Thursday 6 August until 18 the appropriate point in the Library – for more informa- September. planning process, prior to tion, see the Council adver- Known as Amendment C71, a decision being made on tisement on page 9 of this the proposal seeks to rezone Amendment C71 and the edition. Building education land between Clifton Drive associated planning permit At the conclusion of the application (PA2013-187), and the Western Freeway to public exhibition and sub- that we’d get back to the Commercial 2 and issue a mission stage, Council community so they’d be able planning permit for the de- will consider all submis- to have their say – now is revelation velopment of a bulky goods sions made to the amend- that time!” By Jessica Howard rian Budget and will be used schools. retail centre. ment. If Council receives An information pack is in to build a brand new Year 9 A Moorabool Shire Council submissions that cannot be Mr Merlino said the fund- the process of being sent A rare visit by a State gov- centre. statement pointed out that resolved and wishes to pro- ing would provide every directly to premises in the ernment minister to Moora- Bacchus Marsh College Bunnings is the proponent, community with a great lo- immediate vicinity of the ceed with the amendment, bool, since the last election, Principal, Dionne Fenton cal school and every child not council. site that are most likely to be it must request the Minis- has the local high school said it was great to see Mr with a chance to succeed. The proposal has already impacted by the proposal. ter for Planning appoint a excited. Merlino honouring his elec- “This investment will give met with opposition from Planning Panel to consider From 6 August, the Amend- Bacchus Marsh College is set tion commitment. students a state-of-the-art the community, with the submissions and make rec- ment documentation, plan- to receive a five-million dol- “This is exciting for the learning environment, and ‘save our streets’ website list- ning permit application, ommendations to Council. lar revamp thanks to the An- town and it means a lot to be teachers the facilities to ing community objections supporting documents and Council then must consider drews Labor Government. able to make this a school of continue providing a world- and concerns around traffic draft planning permit can the recommendations of the Minister for Education choice,” she said. class education,” he said. congestion in particular. also be inspected free of panel in deciding whether to and Deputy Premier, James The 2015-16 Budget will in- Mr Merlino said the next Mayor Paul Tatchell is urg- charge at the Department adopt the amendment (with Merlino visited the college vest $4-billion in Victoria’s six-months would be spent ing those with a view on the of Environment Land Wa- or without change) or aban- last Thursday to officially education and skills system, on the design and planning proposal to review the de- ter and Planning website at don the amendment. announce the $5 million with $325-million used for of the Year 9 centre, with tails and make a submission. http://www.dtpli.vic.gov. 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