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FOR THE COMMUNITY CELEBRATING 50 YEARS 1970 – 2020 BY THE COMMUNITY No 547, DECEMBER 2020 GOLDFIELDS Since 1970 | Priceless PLAZA Editorial & Advertising: 9844 0555 | Email: [email protected] Bittersweet Anniversary December 2020 marks 50 years of the Warrandyte Diary. On December 1, 1970, Cliff Green published the first edition. Only 12 pages long, it started a community news journey that shows no sign of stopping. With sadness, the Warrandyte Diary must also mark this edition with the passing of Founding Editor and talented screenwriter, Cliff Green, who passed away on Friday, December 4. The Diary family send our deepest sympathies to his wife, Judy and their family. Read our tribute to our founding father Cliff Green on Page 3. INSIDE Meet your Councillors — Pages 6–7 50 Years Warrandyte Diary — Pages 15–17 New music from Josh Teskey — Page 20 Community carols online — Page 21 Exploring our local bike trails — Page 30 Seasons Peter Gardiner BARRISTER & SOLICITOR G PERSONALISED TAXATION & IN B Greetings UM ACCOUNTING SERVICES P/L PL PRO CERTIFIED PRACTISING ACCOUNTANTS H2 from Local legal practitioner since 1989 We specialise in Office 1, 2 Colin Avenue Warrandyte P.O. Box 143, Warrandyte VIC 3113 IT’Shelping TAX businesses TIME H2Pro! [email protected] Office: 9844 2409 Refer to our new website for more 9844 1111 Brian: 0412 011 946 information: ptasaccountants.com.au Speak to us now - we welcome • • • Hien: 0448 012 728 business and personal tax enquiries “Dogs have masters and cats have staff”. E: [email protected] Super advice will be provided by Personalised Taxation and Accounting Services as an — Anon W: www.ptasaccountants.com.au authorised representative of SMSF Advisers Network Pty. Ltd. AFSL No.: 430062 Open all Christmas holidays and January 2 Warrandyte Diary DECEMBER 2020 Over the hills By JOCK MACNEISH The more things change... WD Bulletin available now It was 50 years ago this month that draw on and to celebrate. All work on the paper is being undertaken on W A RRAND YTE founding editor of the Warrandyte Over the next 12 months, as we look a voluntary basis; all profits from the project Diary, Cliff Green, launched a new forward, The More Things Change will be used to assist the operations of our long-needed Youth Club. ISSUE 9 bulletin NOVEMBER 23, 2020 newspaper for Warrandyte. will look back to show that while MANNINGHAM SNUBBED SOUL BROTHERS BACK TO THE ARTS Warrandyte is a special place. ON RAIL LOOP — PAGE 6 — PAGES 8 – 9 — PAGE 12 ADVERTISING AND EDITORIAL DEADLINE FOR DECEMBER’S WARRANDYTE DIARY CLOSES FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 27 As the Diary celebrates its Golden Warrandyte’s demographic and culture That is why we live here. DECEMBER WD BULLETIN DEADLINE WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 16 Jubilee we head back to where it all may be evolving, its principals remain There are easier places in which to live. Places served by better transport, places Market merriment began and acknowledge the special the same and the Diary continues to be Visitors to Park Orchards and St Andrews got a further taste COVID-19 impacted winter and South Australia’s kneejerk hard of normality last weekend as November 21 saw the return of lockdown (now eased) has provided a taste of how Australia without the annual threat of bushfires. weekend markets. will manage outbreaks to come. place Warrandyte was and continues the weathervane of this special place. With Victoria beginning its fourth week of double-zero days So reducing the risk of spreading a potential Coronavirus and restrictions slowly allowing for the State to open up even outbreak is still high on the agenda of every public facing But we have chosen Warrandyte. more, market goers got a chance to shop in the open air and business. to be. peruse local produce. See Pages 3—5 for stories on how current Coronavirus A NEWSPAPER JUST FOR A sense of belonging to a different type of Meanwhile, the northern hemisphere is entering a dark restrictions are impacting local businesses. From its humble beginnings as a community may be one of the many reasons 12-page black and white newsletter, WARRANDYTE why we made the choice. the paper has, now for half a century … part of its community But this community is growing larger day- become required reading to keep by-day. Warrandyte and our surrounding Warrandyte Diary Too large for news to pass by word of mouth. Even the “bush telegraph” is not reaching Issue 1, December 1, 1970 townships informed, engaged and everyone. entertained. Today marks the publication of the first issue Hence the need for a local newspaper, a focal The Diary is a reflection of a thriving of Warrandyte’s first newspaper. point, tying together the many and varied community full of diverse people, (at least we believe it to be the first. activities and interests of the “village”. which has retained its passion for its So far we have not discovered traces of a If Warrandyte is a special place, then it has environment, its community feel and predecessor!) need for a special kind of paper. Warrandyte Diary will be published monthly A paper that is close to, and part of, its Photo: KATE GNIEL pride in its rich collective history. as a combined community service and fund- community. We are fortunate to have such an raising venture by the General Committee All we ask for is your assistance, your support warrandytediary.com.au/bulletin engaged community, and legacy to of the Warrandyte Community Youth Club. — and your patience. EDITORIAL ENQUIRIES: Sandi Miller & James Poyner, 9844 0555 WARRANDYTE ADVERTISING RATES [email protected] PUBLISHER: Warrandyte Diary Pty Ltd ACN 006 886 826 Full Page: Business Card Sized: 260 x 360mm $1,100 inc GST 80 x 60mm $121 inc GST as trustee for the Warrandyte Arts & Education Trust Half Page: 1/2 Business Card Sized: ABN 74 422 669 097 260 x 175mm $715 inc GST 40 x 60mm $66 inc GST POSTAL ADDRESS: P.O. 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It soon established PRODUCTION: Elke Schnuetgen, Curlew Creative, 0438 841 090 its character as a small, self-sustaining community set in a beautiful river Readers are advised that the PRINTING: Newsprinters, 1 McKoy Street, West Wodonga VIC 3690 valley. Around 1900, the miners, orchardists and tradespeople were Warrandyte Diary accepts no Published within the first 10 days of each month (except January). joined by a number of young painters who were founding the Australian responsibility for financial, health OUR NEWSPAPER nationalist arts tradition. Now a commuter suburb of Melbourne, the natural or other claims published in beauty, community spirit and sense of independence of Warrandyte has advertising in this newspaper. The Warrandyte Diary was established in 1970 as a small local been largely retained. This newspaper is the voice and true expression Responsibility for election and newsletter. Although it has developed over the years, it has retained of that spirit. its strong community character, being produced mostly by volunteers referendum comment in this with only one aim: to serve its community. Financed solely through ACKNOWLEDGEMENT issue is accepted by James advertising, it guards its not-for-profit, non-commercial status and its Poyner. independent voice. The Diary carries a strong editorial bias towards The Warrandyte Diary acknowledges the Traditional Owners of the lands the people, environment and character of the place it serves. Its where Warrandyte now stands, the Wurundjeri people of the Kulin nation, NEXT ISSUE monthly circulation is 3,500 copies and it is available in Warrandyte, and pays respect to their Elders — past, present and emerging — and North Warrandyte, South Warrandyte, Park Orchards, Wonga Park, acknowledges the important role Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Next issue of the Diary will be published Monday, February 8, 2021. Warranwood, North Ringwood, Kangaroo Ground and Research. people continue to play within our community. Advertising and editorial copy closes Friday, January 29, 2021. DECEMBER 2020 Warrandyte Diary 3 Clifford Green OAM December 6, 1934 – December 4, 2020 The change also set the stage for his Boy Soldiers won the Liv Ullman headway into writing. Peace Prize at the 1990 Chicago “It was the ‘50s and I was teaching at International Festival of Children’s a tiny school in Rainbow — less than Films and was a finalist in the 10 kids. International Emmy Awards in 1991 IT IS WITH sadness that “I wrote an end of year play, (the first Australian drama to receive Warrandyte Diary marks the Christmas at Boggy Creek,” Cliff said, an Emmy nomination). passing of our Founding Editor, “and showed it to a writer friend, David And his Janus episode Fit To Plead Cliff Green. Martin, who suggested it was good won a 1995 Australian Human Rights Cliff established Warrandyte enough for the ABC. Award. Diary in 1970 and guided the “I thought he meant radio as we did Clearly, Cliff Green is a successful paper until his retirement in 2014.
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