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The Maryborough District Advertiserest T S E: [email protected] Ph: 5461-3866 www.maryboroughadvertiser.com.au www.maryboroughbusiness.com.au Published Tuesdays & Fridays No. 20,425 G $1.50 c n i T POLICE T HEALTH T AFL BUSINESS SENT “ASSASSINATION” THREAT CLOSE CALL PROMOTES CANCER WARNING NICK HIND REFLECTS ON SEASON 2020 PAGE 3 PAGE 12 SPORT The Maryborough District AdvertiserEst. 1855 Friday, October 16, 2020 QUICK THINKING Ambulance Victoria is urging community members to stay up-to-date with the location of local Automated External Defibrillator devices as part of its Shocktober campaign and Restart a Heart Day this month, something that helped Clunesʼ Chris Durek, Barb Merrifield and Ashley Gillespie save a life this year. The trio went to the aid of Bill Stavretis who went into cardiac arrest at his property in May, helping perform CPR and retrieving the defibrillator located at the Clunes IGA, which attending paramedics said saved Billʼs life. Story, Page 7. 161020 02 WORKS BEGIN Construction on stage three of the Carisbrook flood levee gets underway RILEY UPTON around 1000 residents evacuated, High Street from the railway line to working with residents, funding $4 million levee project were In a significant milestone for local company Doran Earthmoving Church Street. authorities and working with completed in 2016, with stage three Carisbrook residents, construc- Pty Ltd has moved on-site and Central Goldfields Shire general VicTrack and VicRoads as well — it’s on track to be completed before the tion on stage three of the commenced the stage three works. manager infrastructure assets and brought together a lot of players to end of this year. Carisbrook flood levee has com- Stage three of the Carisbrook planning Rebecca Stockfeld said the get here,” she said. Ms Stockfeld said planning for menced, with works expected to Flood Mitigation Levee involves commencement of works on stage “The town is still recovering in stage four of the levee and land be complete before the end of building up and constructing a three is a big deal for council and part and I think once the levee is arrangements have been completed, the year. sealed road and associated open residents. complete, it will be a significant with council now to seek funding Some 10 years since significant drainage works on Pleasant Street, “I would say the levee has been milestone for residents to be able to through the state and federal flooding in 2010/2011 caused portions Carisbrook, from the Pyrenees worked on for seven years to get to say it’s done.” governments. of Carisbrook to be inundated and Highway to the railway line and the stage we’re at now and that’s Stages one and two of the almost Continued on Page 8 2013 JEEP GRAND CHEROKEE • Push button start All Insurance and Private WorkOver 50 years • Sunroof • Spray Painting & Panel Beating experience • Electric heated seats • No Job Too Small Or Large • Climate control • Low kms • 24-Hour Towing Available • Airbags • Baked Enamel Refreshing • Bluetooth PHONE No-obligationUS NOW Quotes ON Available 5461-1303 • Cruise control 54612588 20-26 Derby Rd, Maryborough MAFFESCIONI MOTORS $21,990 DRIVE AWAY 1AS-8ZQ LMCT 1411 CNR HIGH AND INKERMAN STREETS — PHONE: 5461-1303 PRING AT CARRAMAR State’s influenza numbers New Season Seedlings Tomatoes plummet throughout 2020 Native & Cottage Plants were 4759 confirmed cases of incidence of disease, the significant influenza across the state since the drop compared to 2019 is evident. 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Across the state there have been With the coronavirus pan- This time last year, there were 13 outbreaks of influenza in Shade Loving & Indoor demic, everyone is washing their 64,390 confirmed cases. residential aged care facilities, with hands more regularly, using According to the local government 97 resident cases and six hospitali- Plants hand sanitiser and with the area surveillance report, there have sations, for the year to date. mandatory requirement to wear been four confirmed cases of This time last year there were 249 and much more face masks when in public, the influenza for the year to date in the outbreaks, 3255 resident cases and number of influenza cases have Central Goldfields Shire, a325 hospitalisations. plummeted this year. significant decrease of 94 cases With COVID-19 displaying flu-like Christmas Stock As of the week ending October 3, confirmed this time in 2019. symptoms, residents are also arriving now! the most recent data available While the data relates to reminded to get tested for corona- through the Department of Health notifications received from medical virus if they experience fever, and Human Services’ weekly practitioners and laboratories and coughing, sore throat, shortness of PH: 5461-4508 influenza surveillance report, there does not necessarily reflect the true breath and loss of taste or smell. 64 Derby Road, Maryborough www.carramarnursery.com CLOSED TUESDAYS Recognising the work of carers for national week tions on visiting, border closures, cancer is hard at the best of times — health concerns and physical but throw into the mix a pandemic As part of National Carers distancing rules,” he said. and all that COVID brings with it — Week, taking place this week, “Thank you to everyone caring for it makes it very difficult for carers to Naturally Art Pty. 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Todd Harper, acknowledged the Cancer Council Victoria, Danielle friend who have a disability, mental important role carers have in the Spence, said many carers of cancer health condition, chronic condition, For information and/or to arrange an community, especially through what patients are unaware that support is terminal illness, an alcohol or other has been a particularly difficult year. available for them too. drug issue or who are aged. appointment for picture framing, “It’s been immensely challenging “The pandemic has complicated Anyone impacted by cancer can for carers during the COVID-19 many aspects of what it means to be contact Cancer Council’s information call Brian on 0417 343 831. pandemic. They have faced many a carer, such as advocating for a and support line on 13 11 20 or obstacles in being able to care for loved one in hospital,” she said. [email protected] to chat their loved ones because of restric- “Supporting someone through with experienced oncology nurses. 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