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KEEP ECHUCA-MOAMA turns orange inclusion for all. today. All funds raised will go towards A symbol for inclusion. the One & All Inclusion Project. YOUR EYES Wear Orange Day will see all The event was launched at Echuca-Moama and Leitchville Campaspe Shire’s Tongala depot PEELED FOR schools and more than 110 (pictured) earlier this week. businesses turn orange for the You can read more about orange day in an effort to value all walks day on page 7. ORANGE DAY of life and abilities and embrace PHOTO: Bel Anderson, Campaspe Shire

We’re not talking about school programs. We are talking “about keeping students healthy enough to stay alive Win STATE OF ORIGIN DOUBLE PASS & ACCOMMODATION OUR BETRAYED GAME 1, JUNE 6 @ THE MCG COUPON ON PAGE 2 SCHOOL FIGHTS ON SPECIAL REPORTS, PAGES 3, 14, 15 STARTS PAGE 17 riverineherald.com.au Riverine Herald, Friday, May 18, 2018—PAGE 3 OPINION TYLA HARRINGTON Fix the school or hang your head in shame STUDENTS at Echuca Specialist most certainly beyond looking foolish contains asbestos’ something has to immediate issues at the school. they can’t move into a school they School wear a smile from ear to ear. for begging. There is simply nothing change. But you’ve done neither. were supposed to be included in. They’re happy to be there, happy to else this school and our community And when a pipe bursts and there’s So I am writing to you and I will Included. Mark that word Mr be learning, happy to be with their can do. no water to clean tubes to feed plead, happily beg, on behalf of the Merlino. The irony of it all is in the friends and teachers. So I write to you Mr Merlino. As students through their stomachs, guess families and staff at Echuca Specialist twin towns today is Wear Orange Day, But behind closed doors, in inter- Education Minister you know full well what? School, if you will do something about which encourages inclusion in our views with journalists, phone calls to we need you to fund this school. Something has to change. this school before it is too late. community. politicians or in Victoria’s Parliament, And we needed you to fund it That something should have A teacher’s aide told me we are no Every school here is on board; plus the school council and staff have not yesterday. changed yesterday. But these words longer talking about school programs more than 110 businesses. been smiling for years. You can spin it with political are not meant to pick a fight, Minister, any more, and she is right. But are you Minister? They have been backed so far up doublespeak any way you like, but these words are meant to encourage These are lives Minister, lives that against the wall they have nowhere to your government has turned its back Because our Specialist School, in its immediate change. are in your hands. turn. on a school whose students are woefully inadequate portables and If Echuca’s Specialist School was in failing infrastructure, lurches from day And that is because their school did amongst the most vulnerable and What are you going to do about it? Melbourne the outcry would have to day – alone – at its High St address. not receive funding in the latest needy in the wider education system. This is no longer a request. It is a been overwhelming and, we have no It is not included in the Twin Rivers Victorian budget to relocate to the When a principal has to shovel raw demand. Twin Rivers School complex. sewage from his school something has doubt, action would have been im- Come to the Echuca Specialist School. mediate. It is an appalling set of circum- to change. School, walk through the asbestos And that falls on your shoulders. stances; so bad the school council and When this sewage is seeping Surely the writing is on the wall. buildings, roll up your sleeves and You have not embraced our special parents would willingly drop to their through sinks used to clean feeding If you don’t make drastic change, help the principal shovel some shit, community. You must step up or hang knees to beg – if they thought for even tubes or flooding the administration and make it now, there could be dire explain to the teachers why the school your head in shame – and resign. a fleeting second this government building, something has to change. consequences. had no water on Wednesday, why its ■ A Riverine Herald special report on cared. When there are signs on school Last week you vowed to finish what unit to burn nappies is broken. the school, including interviews with We are beyond desperate and we are buildings saying ‘This building you started and you vowed to address And finally, tell the students why families and staff, starts on page 14. AUTHORITY BOSS AND EDUCATION MINISTER RESPOND James Merlino: ‘But as ‘Governments can I have said, we will only fund so much’ finish what we started’ THE Victorian School Building Au- I have instructed thority boss has defended the govern- This was a very big investment in the ment’s decision to not fund the Echuca state budget ... there are a number of the‘ building Specialist School in the state budget. ‘ Authority chief executive Chris schools that are very disappointed and feel authority to Keating said the school was in poor condition and a ‘‘priority’’ for the that they missed out immediately work government. with and support the ‘‘I understand the specialist school concern about the effluent treatment,’ the meantime making sure it is an and the broader community are really particularly the waste water and sew- appropriate environment for the kids school on their devastated the specialist school hasn’t erage,’’ he said. and staff,’’ he said. had the funding in this budget,’’ he ‘‘We spoke to the (school) principal ‘‘The department knows this is a current maintenance said. on Friday to understand what was high priority, we know this needs to ‘‘I suppose from a broader perspec- going on and since then we’ve also get done. issues tive whilst this was a very big spoke to Vivid (formerly known as ‘‘We acknowledge the long-term investment in the state budget ... there Murray Human Services) to really solution is getting this great project school investment following record James Merlino. ’ are a number of schools that are very understand what’s going on with the developed ... we understand the com- low funding from the Coalition’’. disappointed and feel that they missed system. munity is disappointed ... whether one EDUCATION Minister James ‘‘Already across Campaspe Shire out. ‘‘A plumber was out there today school’s need is higher than the other Merlino said he would consider ‘‘fu- we have invested more than $18 ‘‘Echuca is clearly one of those.’’ (yesterday) and is going to provide a is where it gets hard. ture funding as part of the usual million on building and upgrading Mr Keating said it was a high detailed assessment of what the prob- ‘‘Is it fair? At some point govern- budget process’’ for the Echuca schools compared to a mere $600,000 priority but the project needed fund- lem is. ments can only fund so much.’’ Specialist School. under the Coalition,’’ he said. ing. ‘‘Once we understand what the When asked whether he would be ‘‘We will continue to work with ‘‘Relocating Echuca Specialist ‘‘I also know the (Education) Min- problem is the department will fix the willing to come to the school to see the Echuca Specialist School ... But as I School is part of the Victorian ister (James Merlino) is committed to problem with the sewerage.’’ conditions in person, Mr Keating said have said, we will finish what we Government’s vision for the Echuca Regeneration Project. it, he said in Parliament that his Mr Keating said one of the school’s he would. started,’’ he said. ‘‘The Andrews Labor Government government will see this through,’’ he problem was when the school was ‘‘I was there in about 2010 ... I ‘‘I have also instructed the Victor- said. invested $11 million for the new opened, it only had about 10 students would be happy to go out again,’’ he ian School Building Authority to Echuca Twin Rivers Primary School. Mr Keating said a plumber was at and now could not cope with the said. immediately work with and support ‘‘The school opened at the start of the school yesterday completing a demand. ‘‘In any given budget not every the school on their current mainten- this year as part of the project’s first ‘‘detailed assessment’’ of the sewer- ‘‘Clearly the best solution for the school will get funded and unfortun- ance issues.’’ stage, completing a merge between age system. school is to get the project funded and ately this one missed out but it doesn’t Mr Merlino said his government Echuca South Primary School and ‘‘I know the school has raised relocated onto the new premises but in make it any less of a priority.’’ was left with a ‘‘huge backlog of Echuca West Primary School.’’ PAGE 14—Riverine Herald, Friday, May 18, 2018 riverineherald.com.au SPECIALIST SCHOOL PAYS THE PRICE OF BUDGET SNUB Latter day tragedy being played out High St HQ He’s really blossomed‘ since site can’t having his feeding deliver all tube out. He used to get sick all the time these kids’ but he’s just a joy to must haves be with now BEN O’Dea reaches over to tickle his ’ that just goes beyond what anyone father. would think is reasonable.’’ The Echuca Specialist School stu- dent has been asked to pose for a photo Member for Murray Plains Peter with his dad, David. Walsh says he is ‘‘absolutely commit- Naturally, the 11-year-old student is ted’’ to providing a modern learning over the moon about the opportunity. environment for Echuca Specialist Ben loves his dad and wants to School students and staff. make him laugh. ‘‘From my perspective the fight is And it works — together, father and far from over . . . achieving the very son, throw their head back in fits of best outcome for students and staff at joy. the Echuca Specialist School will Ben has what he wanted. He is continue to be a leading priority for the having a ball with his dad, just like Murray Plains electorate, as the they always do. Nationals continue to develop our ‘‘He’s a very social little person,’’ policies in the lead up to the 2018 state Mr O’Dea said. election,” he said. ‘‘He’s really blossomed since hav- Mr Walsh said he was proud to have ing his feeding tube out. He used to get stood with the teachers, parents and sick all the time but he’s just a joy to students of the school to fight for the be with now.’’ best start in life for the next generation For Mr O’Dea, and every other of community leaders. parent at ESS, it is a tragic set of SMILE: Echuca Specialist School student Ben O’Dea successfully made his father, David, not just smile ‘‘The Nationals in government were circumstances that his son — or any of absolutely committed to the vision of the children — cannot thrive in for the camera but have a good laugh. facilities they desperately deserve. an Echuca School Regeneration Pro- a stage one and stage two process and get involved in the school council and ‘‘What’s happened with the present ject,’’ he said. Instead, Ben has to remain at the we were going to be part of stage two. I decided to do that because I thought government is a disgrace,’’ he said. ‘‘We funded the purchase of the Echuca Specialist School’s current ‘‘The stage two money was sup- it was a way for me to be involved. ‘‘Our local member (Peter Walsh), location on 238 High St because the site, allocated $200,000 for planning posed to come through last year and ‘‘It is an amazing school commun- who is obviously the other side of school missed out on funding to move for whatever reason it didn’t. ity. Given the circumstances the staff and committed $25 million to build into Twin Rivers. politics, mentioned it in question time this unique new learning environment. ‘‘It was disappointing then but for and aides works in they are just last week which is terrific but I would It’s enough to turn Mr O’Dea’s that to happen again this year, it’s just outstanding. like to see it made much more public ‘‘But Daniel Andrews smashed that smile upside down. a disgrace. ‘‘They go above and beyond what and more of an issue state wide. vision when he was elected in 2014. Until, at least, his son can get what ‘‘Some of the schools who have got you would do in a normal job.’’ ‘‘He slashed $14 million from the he deserves. ‘‘The present government won’t this funding are embarrassed and don’t Ben was five when he started school care how disgusting we think it is $25 million budget to merge Echuca And that’s an education in a safe know what to do with it.’’ and loves it. because they don’t have a candidate in West and South primary schools, and hygienic facility — a world away Mr O’Dea lives in Moama and has ‘‘I think he is just starting to get the this area. leaving the staff and students of the from where is now. been associated with the school since idea now that when he gets a day off ‘‘We want the school funded. At the Echuca Specialist School out in the ‘‘Back then we thought Ben would Ben, who has Down syndrome, started school it’s a special day and he is cold. be in the new school by grade four and in 2012. happy about it,’’ he said. very least we want our local member to come out and say quite publicly ‘If ‘‘The most disappointing part of it he is a grade six now,’’ Mr O’Dea ‘‘When he started school he had ‘‘For most of his school life he’s said. esophageal atresia ... which meant he been disappointed on a Saturday when we’re elected we will fund it’. all is that the philosophy of a ‘‘The first time we genuinely ex- had a feeding tube until he was seven he doesn’t get to go.’’ ‘‘It’s a political reality that if your combined school with a strong foun- dation of a cohesive culture inclusive pected the money ($11 million) would or eight,’’ he said. Mr O’Dea, who is the school local member is not in government come was last year. ‘‘As a parent when your kid is council’s vice president, said the you tend to miss out. of students with a disability has been ‘‘Originally the schools were going starting at a special school it’s a fairly school needed to move into new ‘‘If you’re going to use special compromised. to be combined then it was changed to daunting prospect. It was suggested I facilities. needs children as a political football ‘‘It’s an absolute disgrace.’’ If this was a mainstream school it would be closed IF ECHUCA Specialist School was a tual disability and is non-verbal,’’ he money we could spend on programs mainstream school, Scott Morrison’s said. and equipment. It’s a situation where daughter would never have been ‘‘Sending her to the specialist we shouldn’t be in.’ enrolled there. school was an opportunity to move Mr Morrison said he was For no other reason than its facilities forward with her communication. demoralised. are in a deplorable state. ‘‘She’s learning to become more at ‘‘You get sick of hearing promises The teachers and aides are amazing, ease with the world because her that are broken,’’ he said. the school community is incredible, anxiety is very high. ‘‘I was on the planning committee but the occupational health and safety ‘‘Primarily, the focus is on her of the new school ... it was only at the standards are not just unacceptable, communication, especially with my eleventh hour that they suggested there they are beyond the pale. wife (Meg) and I so that we can was a stage two. recognise her needs. ‘‘But given it’s a specialist school ‘‘We never knew through the whole there is no option,’’ said Mr Morrison, ‘‘The school does a terrific job — process that it would be divided. For the programs they implement, the staff that to happen and then to miss out on who is also the school council presi- training and time they give to the kids the funding twice, it’s almost at a stage dent. is amazing.’’ you get sick of trying, almost. ‘‘There’s a school in Bendigo, I Mr Morrison said the facilities were ‘‘You think, what else can you do.’’ believe, and Shepp, but you couldn’t ‘‘embarrassingly sub-standard’’. ‘‘You’ve got the most vulnerable send your kid there because it’s too far ‘‘Even at mainstream level, there’s people you can have so why are they away.’’ not many schools that operate in not being provided for? Mr Morrison’s daughter, Claudia, second-hand portals in a gravel car ‘‘How does a school hope to attract 11, started school when she was five in park that doesn’t even belong to the more teaching staff (on top of its 19 2012. school,’’ he said. teachers and 16 aides) when you’ve BEYOND THE PALE: Echuca Specialist School council president ‘‘She has severe autism, an intellec- ‘‘We pay $100,000 rent which is got such outdated facilities?’’ Scott Morrison with his daughter Claudia. riverineherald.com.au Riverine Herald, Friday, May 18, 2018—PAGE 15 STUDENT HEALTH AT RISK SPECIAL REPORT AND PHOTOS BY TYLA HARRINGTON A first world country home to a travesty ECHUCA Specialist School teacher’s because we don’t have the facilities to aide Deb Colliver was seeing red on clean her stuff.’’ Wednesday. Deb has been at the school for 19 But she wasn’t about to let her students know it because she quickly years and even at the start she said the was able to get Kaitlyn Lewis school was desperate for new facili- (pictured right with Deb) smile for a ties. photo. ‘‘It’s just got worse,’’ she said. Kaitlyn is one of two highly special needs students who are fed through ‘‘When the school started we had 20 tubes which require extensive clean- students but because it’s now bigger ing. we do have problems. But on Wednesday there was no ‘‘We’ve had all these portables water to do so. added on and it just can’t cope. Fortunately Kaitlyn only had to be fed once and the other student didn't ‘‘We’ve had sewage coming up attend. through the sink. ‘‘We couldn’t go to the toilet,’’ Deb ‘‘A lot of the staff have back issues said. because we don’t have hoists to lift the ‘‘I have two highly special needs students who are PEG fed (fed through students up.’’ their stomach). When Deb discovered the school ‘‘When you go to feed you have to had missed out on funding she was wash your hands three times to make furious. sure there are no germs. ‘‘This goes into their stomach so if ‘‘They are being discriminated they get an infection, they die. against,’’ she said. ‘‘This has to be washed and cleaned ‘‘These are the students that are the three times after a feed but we’ve got most vulnerable and their needs are no running water to do it. not being met. ‘‘We have one student who is fed three times a day. Luckily she wasn’t ‘‘These are basic life needs that they there but if she was I would have had need to stay alive. And we can’t give to ring her and say don’t come in. them their food because we haven’t ‘‘So she would have had to miss out got water.’’ Vulnerable lives are at risk THE health and safety of Echuca now,’’ Echuca Specialist School at the school, sometimes up through President Scott Morrison said the ‘‘And that was due to parents Specialist School students — already teacher’s aide Deb Colliver said. sinks where the feeding tubes are school was not purpose built. getting together and gaining dona- abandoned by the Victorian govern- ‘‘We’re not talking about school cleaned. ‘‘The systems were never de- tions and committing their own time ment in its latest budget — were at programs. The rooms are filled with asbestos signed to cope with this level of to provide that,’’ Mr O’Dea said. risk on Wednesday when a pipe burst ‘‘We are talking about keeping and if you have two appliances service,’’ he said. ‘‘Before that we didn’t even have and the school had no water. students healthy enough to stay alive running at once (the microwave and ‘‘We’ve had toilets back up and a path to the front gate.’’ It would have shut the school if and that’s what is so frustrating. the heater) teachers have come to overflow in the administration area. students weren’t already at the fa- The school has also had thousands ‘‘To me because they’ve got a expect the power to go out. ‘‘It’s a massive health and safety of dollars of property stolen from it cility but because some have to travel disability they are being affected situation. An old disposal unit used to burn because there is no security. long distances, they couldn’t be sent more, it’s discrimination against ‘‘These are second-hand portables home. them because their basic needs to dirty nappies inside the toilets also ‘‘Buses used to get broken into on broke on Wednesday. that sit on a gravel carpark that don’t Two students need to be fed come to school can’t be met. even belong to the local shire. a weekly basis,’’ Mr O’Dea said. through a tube, which requires exten- ‘‘It’s not fair on them. They have ‘‘There’s been problems with ‘‘If we didn’t have the support Parents say all these issues could sive cleaning and water. Fortunately the right to come to school.’’ plumbing and toilets consistently,’’ from the community, who knows have been addressed if the school one didn’t attend and the other only Vice president David O’Dea said Mr O’Dea said. where we would be.’’ received funding in the state budget had to be fed once. the pipe bursting was not an isolated ‘‘It’s not unusual to see the The concrete path from the front to move into Twin Rivers. Since that ‘‘What annoys me the most is that issue. principal in a pair of gumboots gate to the road was not laid until didn’t happen it won’t be in the new we are talking about their lives Raw sewage has also been leaking shovelling sewage.’’ 2014. facility until 2021 at the earliest. It’s Jye’s link to the world ECHUCA’S Allan Palmer believes School when he was just five years ment in which he was going to be school is his son’s ‘‘saviour’’. old. comfortable. ‘‘It gets him (Jye) out of the ‘‘Jye is autistic,’’ Mr Palmer ex- ‘‘He would last about five house,’’ he said. plained. minutes,’’ Mr Palmer said. ‘‘He likes to come and see the ‘‘He’s low functioning and non- ‘‘Each day his mum (Margaret teachers and just everyone who is verbal. Vicary) would drop him off and around him.’’ ‘‘He’s very happy when he’s at because it wasn’t his environment he Mr Palmer said a lot of the students school. would have a melt-down but then at the school did not have a voice to ‘‘He’s got swimming today (Wed- when he came to the specialist school share their opinion. nesday) so he’s pretty happy about he loved it.’’ It is why Mr Palmer is sharing his that.’’ Mr Palmer, who is on the school son’s. When Jye went into kinder in council, said it was disgusting what ‘‘We need a new school, it needs to Moama, Mr Palmer said he realised the students had to put up with. happen,’’ he said. how important it was for him and his ‘‘If it was mainstream it would be ‘‘Some students might be able to future that he be put into an environ- dealt with straight away,’’ he said. share their opinion but a lot don’t have a voice. SAVIOUR: Allan Palmer and his son Jye share a moment at the ‘‘It’s like they’ve been forgotten.’’ Echuca Specialist School. Jye, 13, started at Echuca Specialist WEDNESDAY, JUNE 6, 20182018 WWW.RIVERINEHERALD.COM.AU MONDAY•WEDNESDAY•FRIDAY 5482 11111111 $1.30$1.30

FLEUR FINDS JAMES MERLINO REPORT CARD D 6 June 2018 MORE STORY James Merlino Victorian Minister for Education Parliament House SUCCESS Spring St MELBOURNE VIC 3000 By IVY JENSEN BUNNALOO author Fleur Ferris’ DEAR Mr Merlino, you have failed Echuca. newest release will be launched in Moama later this month. Worse, you have deliberately failed the Echuca Specialist School — you have failed our students, Found is Fleur’s fourth book and you have failed our parents and sta will be on bookshelves from July 2. . You have failed. Fleur said Found was written and edited under tight deadlines. Period. The mother-of-three started The last time I wrote to you I told you to hang your head in shame and resign but unfortunately and writing it in September last year, tragically you didn’t. taking three months to complete Oh, but of course, you were quick to jump on Twitter yesterday and respond to a column printed in the the \ rst draft. Herald Sun. “Then the manuscript went I refer to your tweets yesterday: back and forth between me and my editor for about \ ve months,” “As I’ve said on many occasions regarding Echuca, we’ve funded the ` project with the primary school and we’ll ` rst stage of the regeneration she said. nish what we started with the Specialist School.” “Part of the book is set on my rice farm (in Yes, Mr Merlino, you have said that on several occasions. Bunnaloo) and part in Deniliquin, although I Once during Parliament Question Time; then in your response to our questions to your team in May. used creative licence at both locations when You told us about the ‘huge backlog’ of school investment following record low funding from the I needed the setting to serve the plot.” Coalition. Found is a mystery/thriller like her other books — with the pace and thrilling action of Wreck and the intense cry factor You told us about your investment in Campaspe Shire, compared to the Coalition. of Risk. You told us relocating the specialist school was part of the Victorian Government’s vision and you “It’s a pacey thriller with lots of high stakes action, nail-bit- would continue to work with the school. ing suspense, jolting shocks and a bit of sweet romance,” she And that you “` nish what you started”. said. The story follows 17-year-old Beth, who is struggling to But when? tell her parents she has been seeing local boy, Jonah, for the When will you give these children who are so desperate for safe facilities what they deserve? past six weeks. When will you come to the school and see the shit that has to be shovelled on ‘poo days’? Beth’s father is a 200 cm, heavily muscled giant, who runs Have you seen the asbestos warning signs on the buildings. the local karate school, two gun clubs and a bush survival camp. Or navigated the rotting ramps in a wheelchair? Before Beth gets a chance to tell him about Jonah, some- Have you got the courage to face these children and deliver more doubletalk about things you are thing happens which turns her world upside down and throws going to do? her life into chaos. Look at their trusting faces that are slowly, surely — based on your track record to date, Beth is not who she thought she was. Her family’s secret inevitably — being turned upside down. past has \ nally caught up with them, and someone wants her Thanks for that Mr Merlino. dead. Found will be available at the launch, in bookstores and Yes, you’ve also said you will continue to work with the Specialist School and consider future funding online. as part of the “usual budget process”. The launch will be at Moama Anglican Grammar School Seriously? Resource Centre from 6pm-9pm on June 29, with drinks and What part of this do you not get? nibbles provided. The usual budget process is not good enough. RSVP to [email protected] or call Grace on 5480 5900. We do not have time to wait for the usual budget process. The school made the mistake of trusting government on this before and the government failed again. It is too late for any of that — you should have funded this school in the 2018 Victorian Government budget. Surely by now you must know that. As 3AW presenter and Herald Sun columnist Justin Smith wrote yesterday, it is a terrible thing to live in a safe seat. Oh, don’t we know that. And don’t you even try and pretend you don’t know that too. This is not a mainstream school, students and parents do not have a choice, there is no other specialist school in Echuca or surrounding towns. So exactly what do you suggest we do here, Mr Merlino? Sit in shit until 2021? “No government has funded special school upgrades like we have,” Mr Merlino tweeted yesterday. And no government has hurt us like yours, Mr Merlino. But you know that too.

Yours in disappointment, Tyla Harrington On behalf of the voiceless victims PS: And if you turn to page 5 you will see what everyone else thinks of you riverineherald.com.au Riverine Herald, Wednesday, June 6, 2018—PAGE 5 Echuca Specialist School — the fight for justice ‘We will finish ‘We’re ready for battle’ what we started’ VICTORIAN Government Education Minister James Merlino said he ECHUCA Specialist School council ‘‘But we hope people in those areas knows more needs to be done at the vice president David O’Dea is ada- would spare a thought for the kids here Echuca Specialist School. mant this is just the start of the fight to and remember that when they vote.’’ ‘‘We will not hide away from get the students what they deserve. Parent James Walshe invited Edu- that,’’ he said. He said he was pleased with the cation Minister James Merlino to the ‘‘I have said repeatedly we will meeting with Member for Murray school to see the conditions for finish what we started and I mean it. Plains Peter Walsh and other parents himself, following the announcement ‘‘It is a bit rich to now hear from last week. the shadow minister will visit the Coalition MPs who have spent years ‘‘We want to make it known to school. ignoring the region’s education needs. people outside Echuca so that people He also invited Member for North- ‘‘Already across the Campaspe in electorates that aren’t safe are aware ern Victoria Mark Gepp and Member Shire we have invested more than $18 of what’s going on,’’ he said. for Northern Victoria Jaclyn Symes. million on building and upgrading schools compared to a mere $600,000 ‘‘It will extend over a long period of ‘‘To speak to not only the principal time leading up to the state election. HERE’S THE PLAN: Permanent carer Sue Brown, Member for under the Coalition. but the school council to help us ‘‘The Andrews Labor Government ‘‘It was really pleasing the shadow Murray Plains Peter Walsh, parent James Walshe, Echuca Specialist understand why such a special need is minister is coming along to visit the School principal Paul Marshall and school council vice president invested $11 million for the new not being delivered immediately,’’ Mr Echuca Twin Rivers Primary School. school. David O'Dea. Photo: Luke Hemer Walshe said. ‘‘We need to consistently get it (the ‘‘The school opened at the start of conditions of the school and the fact it ‘‘Because we can see that it’s going ‘‘So why would they fund our Education Minister James Merlino this year as part of the project’s first missed out on funding) out there. We to be a state-wide issue, rather than school?’’ vowed to address immediate sewerage stage, completing a merge between acknowledge we’ve got brilliant sup- just a local issue, which is really Mr O’Dea said he would like every concerns at the school during Question Echuca South Primary School and port within our own community but important,’’ he said. Victorian to know about the specialist Time in Parliament in early May. Echuca West Primary School.’’ it’s also very important we get the ‘‘We feel powerless because we get school. That is expected to be done during Maintenance issues at the school message heard outside of Echuca- the impression they (the Victorian ‘‘In particular there are schools and the June/July school holidays. were brought to the attention of the Moama.’’ Victorian School Buildings Authority Government) doesn’t care about the places where the money which could School buildings are also filled with on Friday, May 11. Mr O’Dea said there was now some seat because they’re not going to have gone here went there and we asbestos but the school does not The VSBA contacted the school hope in the school community. contest it. don’t begrudge any of those people. believe that issue will be addressed. principal to discuss the specific sew- erage issues. Senior staff from the VSBA attend- ed the school on Wednesday May, 23 to meet with the principal and a Shadow minister confirms school visit plumber. It has been agreed the works will be THE Victorian Shadow Education Specialist School can move before Mr Walsh invited the shadow Government will realise that the carried out over the June/July school Minister Tim Smith will visit Echuca 2021. They say the situation, which minister to Echuca and said he was decision they made was wrong. holidays with anticipated completion before Term 3. Specialist School to experience the includes raw sewage seeping through pleased to announce he would visit. ‘‘They have made a grave error in A contractor has been appointed deplorable conditions first-hand. the ground and into school sinks, is ‘‘He is acutely aware of the issues judgement and they should reverse dire. and the scope of works have been Earlier this year, the school was affecting Echuca Specialist School their decision and immediately pro- identified. The system will be down shocked when it was abandoned by Member for Murray Plains Peter and he has given me strong support in vide the funding required to complete for five days as a result. the vision for a shared experience of the Victorian Government in its Walsh said it was appalling children the many times I have raised these The school has completed an budget, having missed out on $11 students from Echuca Specialist, with the greatest need were being issues in Parliament,’’ Mr Walsh said. application for funding through the million in funding to move into the treated with the least respect. Echuca South and Echuca West ‘‘The community has united in Department’s Emergency Mainten- new Twin Rivers School. Mr Walsh met with school council primary schools. ance Program to replace a number of Since then the school council, president Scott Morrison and a del- protest and the shadow minister and I ‘‘We must continue this fight.’’ air-conditioning units in its parents, students and staff have fought egation of parents to discuss the way stand firmly with them. The date of the shadow minister’s relocatable classrooms which has to have the decision reversed so the forward on Thursday last week. ‘‘I still hold out hope the Labor visit is still being confirmed. been approved.

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JAMES MERLINO AKA VICTORIAN EDUCATION MINISTER IF SEEN DO NOT APPROACH, CALL ECHUCA SPECIALIST SCHOOL AND REPORT YOUR SIGHTING FULL STORY STARTS PAGE 2 PAGE 2—Riverine Herald, Friday, July 6, 2018 riverineherald.com.au

TIME REMAINING: JAMES MERLINO COUNTDOWN WE DEMAND JUSTICE FOR ECHUCA SPECIALIST SCHOOL. DAYS HOURS MINUTES Dan does the old duck and weave VICTORIAN Premier Daniel An- drews has been unable to confirm whether his government will make a funding announcement about the Echuca Specialist School ahead of the November election. To the extent he dodged the question when asked by media during a recent announcement in Bendigo. ‘‘There will be many different announcements made in relation to schools and TAFE,’’ Mr Andrews said. ‘‘We have got about 1200 differ- ent projects underway right now — $3.8 billion worth of investment in schools. ‘‘So 1200 schools across the state being upgraded, 70 brand new NO STRAIGHT ANSWER: schools being upgraded. Daniel Andrews won’t commit ‘‘We’re always looking to add to to funding Echuca Specialist HERE’S ONE GUARANTEE: Victorian Shadow Minister for Education Tim Smith, Echuca Specialist School that list and we will have more to School. school council vice president David O'Dea and Member for Murray Plains Peter Walsh. say about education, not just in ‘‘There is more that we have to Melbourne or Melbourne suburbs do and we are committed to getting and not just in big regional centres that job done as well.’’ like Bendigo but in smaller country towns as well.’’ When the Riverine Herald asked Education Minister James Coalition will kick in The specialist school was expect- ing $11 million to move into the Merlino’s office whether the gov- new Twin Rivers School in this ernment was planning to reverse its year’s Victorian budget. decision to not fund the school, it But because it missed out it will did not receive a direct answer. $11m for new school have to sit in substandard facilities ‘‘We know more needs to be on High St until 2021. done at the Echuca Specialist ECHUCA Specialist School will be- come part of Twin Rivers if the Coalition is elected. We would like to see the Victorian Well there is some history to this and Member for Murray Plains Peter there’s been some funding provided Walsh was joined by Shadow Minister Government match this commitment by the ‘ for Education Tim Smith at the Echuca ‘ Specialist School on Monday to an- Coalition. Students are missing out. It would ’ nounce $11 million to build the new ‘‘Well there is some history to School and we will finish what we this and there’s been some funding started,’’ Mr Merlino said. school. be unbelievable if the Victorian Government provided for planning and there’s ‘‘The Coalition can’t be trusted Making the announcement, Mr been some funding provided for to build and upgrade any schools Smith said the current state of Echuca ignored this announcement early stages,’’ Mr Andrews said. because when they are given the Specialist School was “simply unac- ‘‘I understand the Victorian chance, they cut funding to ceptable” and the funding commitment ’ School Building Authority and the schools.’’ meant more than 100 students and 40 $11 million commitment will get them Victorian Government ignored this Minister’s office are working with That was in response to the staff will get a new, fit-for-purpose in the new building.” announcement.” the school as we speak and have Coalition’s announcement on Mon- school that is integrated with Echuca’s School council vice president David Peter Walsh said the Coalition been for quite some time. day that it would fund the new other education facilities. O’Dea said the dilapidated state of the wanted to finish the job and remove the ‘‘I’m not here today (June 25) to school if it is elected to government school spoke for itself. Specialist School students from “ap- make announcements about school in November. As the only Specialist School in the “The delays in funding are simply palling conditions.” funding I am simply making the The Victorian Government in- region, taking in students from an area broader point that we have done a vested $11 million for the new spanning Cohuna and Kyabram, the unacceptable. We have major prob- “It’s frustrating that this hasn’t lot already, we’ve got a lot under- Twin Rivers School which opened school was gutted to discover it was lems with sewage and asbestos,” he happened yet. Because of the delay the way and we will have a lot more to at the start of this year as part of the snubbed in the May state budget. said. students now must move into a school say about investing in the best project’s first stage, completing a “The ‘Education State’ is a hollow “We would like to see the Victorian with an established culture instead of schools so that every child gets merge between Echuca South Pri- slogan. It is obvious the Andrews Government match this commitment helping to develop it themselves,” he every chance. mary School and Echuca West Labor Government only governs with- by the Coalition. said. Primary School. ‘‘No government has done more in the tram tracks and the Specialist “Students are missing out. and invested more in special needs The Department of Education “The patience of the school has run education than this government but said it had been in contact with the School has been completely ignored ‘‘The opportunities at Twin Rivers out. Echuca families will get a better there is more to do — that’s the key specialist school and discussions and forgotten,” Mr Smith said. will enhance the education of our deal on schools and education if the point. would continue. “This school is an important aspect students. Nationals are in government in Nov- of Echuca’s education system and this “It would be unbelievable if the ember.”

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[email protected] riverineherald.com.au Riverine Herald, Friday, July 6, 2018—PAGE 3 HELP ECHUCA SPECIALIST SPECIAL RIVERINE SCHOOL GET A PROPER SCHOOL HERALD REPORT We’re marching with the army of those who have been failed THE Riverine Herald has enlisted in front page of our paper, and post daily and dodged a journalist’s question the Echuca Specialist School Army. to our social media channels and about whether his government would But we’re not just on a campaign, website until something changes. make an announcement about ESS, the we are on a mission. Yes, I understand your government specialist school, ahead of the Novem- And that mission is to get the funded the first stage of the new ber election. Victorian Government in general; and school, which opened at the start of “There will be many different its Education Minister James Merlino this year, merging Echuca South and announcements made in relation to in particular, to reverse the decision to Echuca West primary schools. schools and TAFE,’’ Mr Andrews not fund ESS in this year’s state Good job Mr Merlino – even if it said. budget. was only part of the job promised. He went on to say the Victorian It has been 59 days today since Mr Congratulations. School Building Authority and the Merlino snubbed the school, con- But tell me, why was ESS left out of Minister’s office “are working with demning it to another three years this stage – and let’s be honest with the school as we speak and have been battling some of the most woeful and each other here – of all three schools for quite some time”. demeaning facilities of any public it was the one that needed to be Talking maybe. Working? You school in Victoria. included the most? must be kidding. Fifty-nine days since students, staff, And exactly when will it be in- Mr Andrews went on to say “but parents and guardians were blatantly cluded? there is more to do — that’s the key ignored at a time they needed the Can you please and finally answer point”. spotlight most. two very simple questions? No. It’s been 59 days too long and now That’s all – two. No it’s not Mr Andrews. it’s time someone is held to account. FLASHBACK: The front page of the June 6 Riverine Herald appealing Without telling me about what The real key point is you’ve got I wrote to you in May, Mr Merlino, for funding for Echuca Specialist School. you’re already doing and how you’re 1200 different projects underway right that something should have changed doing it better than the Coalition. now – $3.8 billion worth of investment yesterday. vulnerable students in such a blase´, out your government decides to reverse its I do not care. in schools. of hand manner. decision and move ESS into the new “But these words are not meant to Not even a little bit. And not one of them is ESS. Twin Rivers education hub. pick a fight, Minister, these words are Although you did trot out some No-one does. The key point is you need to get political doublespeak about finishing Where the staff won’t have to better at prioritising because our meant to encourage immediate The principals of Echuca South and change,” I said at the time. what you have started. literally shovel shit as they do now, school should be at the top of the list. where students will have easier access Echuca West aren’t facing any of the At the end of that piece I asked for Well if you don’t, and don’t do it But it’s not. to classrooms and facilities, where above challenges, from sewage to soon, ESS itself may well be finished. It didn’t even make the list, did it you to resign. there is no potential danger from asbestos. gentlemen? The next time I wrote to you was on So I am writing to you again today asbestos, and where wheelchair ramps No, they are celebrating — and so the front page of the Riverine Herald but this time it is to put you on notice. are not rotting. they should be. So I will leave you today with three words: Echuca Specialist School. on June 6. The Riverine Herald, the students, Where there is a sense of perma- But this is where I need you to pay When we graded you on your their families and the marvellous staff nency, rather than being shoved into a special attention, write it down if you Remember the name – both of you. performance here — I gave you an F of Echuca Specialist School have swag of portables as if you were some must – the Echuca Specialist School After this mission is fulfilled I in your report card, in case you didn’t started counting the number of days it afterthought. should be celebrating too. promise you’ll never forget it. know. has been since you hurt us. We will update and publish the This week your boss, Premier Tyla Harrington Because you had failed our most And we will keep counting until number of days every edition on the Daniel Andrews, kept in step with you Riverine Herald Merlino coming but he has no idea when VICTORIAN Education Minister they ripped $1 billion from our schools change its decision to not fund the The school opened at the start of By the end of the school holidays James Merlino maintains his govern- and they will cut funding again if they school in this year’s state budget, his this year as part of the project’s first the sewage issue will be fully ad- ment will finish what it started. get the chance.” office said the Victorian Government stage, completing a merge between dressed, Mr Merlino’s office said. “We know more needs to be done at Minister Merlino will visit Echuca had invested more than $18 million on Echuca South Primary School and Works will start on Monday and are the Echuca Specialist School and we Specialist School in the coming building and upgrading schools in Echuca West Primary School. expected to be complete by Friday, will finish what we started,” he said. months although a date has not been Campaspe Shire, “compared to a mere The Victorian School Building Au- July 13. “You can’t trust a word the Co- confirmed. $600,000 under the Coalition”. thority is working with Echuca Spe- Mr Merlino’s team said it would alition says when it comes to school Responding to the campaign The Andrews Labor Government cialist School and with the owners of consider future funding for the Echuca funding. launched by the Riverine Herald invested $11 million for the new the property to rectify the sewage Specialist School as part of the usual “When they were in government today, prompting the government to Echuca Twin Rivers Primary School. issues and work is now underway. budget process. 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Authorised by Austin Evans MP, ‘‘And particularly why it wasn’t 228 Cressy Street, Deniliquin 2710. funded in this year’s budget. ‘‘For the (Education) Minister (James Merlino) to say we will finish Ask Amanda about our tailored what they started they are not doing Farm Insurance solutions that and they need to do it urgently. ‘‘If the minister came and saw the Amanda Broadhead Account Broker conditions that the students and staff 03 5483 1066 | 0427 732 578 and families deal with ... they do a [email protected] fantastic job, given their surrounds 390 High St Echuca VIC 3564 but it would be so much easier for PLAYGROUND BLITZ: Rock Solid Gardening Supplies owner Peter Woods (front) with (from them to do their job and a better left) Echuca Specialist School principal Paul Marshall, Chris Stephens from Mawsons, Jay learning environment if they had the Francis and Jordan Mason from Land Effects, Peter Barker from Newtecpoly, Rock Solid owner new building.’’ Rebecca Woods, school administration officer Jenni Candy and Riverine Herald advertising Mr Walsh’s government announc- executive Stuart Addicott. ed last week if it wins the election in November it will fund the new school. ‘‘We committed to it in 2014,’’ he said. School has a Rock ‘‘If we won government it would have been built by now and the students would actually be out there. ‘‘Unfortunately that hasn’t happened so what we’ve done is recommitted that money to make Solid term coming sure that does happen (if the Co- alition is elected this November).’’ ECHUCA Specialist School’s Signarama and the Riverine Her- of what they requested,’’ Rebecca If so, Mr Walsh said the school’s ‘quiet’ space will receive a facelift ald are the businesses behind the said. funding would be in the govern- during the school holidays. project so far. ‘‘We plan to run the grants ment’s first budget. And it’s all thanks to a Rock But more help is needed. program at least once a year.’’ ‘‘If we have the capacity to do so, Solid Gardening Supplies project. before that,’’ he said. ‘‘We’re still looking for a The school project will be CURRY UP ‘‘We asked questions to the minis- Owner Rebecca Woods said the painter and powder coater,’’ completed during the school ter during Question Time but apart playground blitz stemmed from a Rebecca said. holidays with the grand opening from a rant about the fact of the community grants program which ‘‘We’re going to put synthetic when school returns. billions of dollars they are investing her business, based in Echuca, turf down, fix up seating, poten- Any businesses that want to get THURSDAY in schools we are none the wiser as to started this year. tially remove a tree and there’s involved should contact Rock why the Echuca Specialist School ‘‘The school was going to apply Solid Gardening Supplies on wasn’t funded. opportunity for a sensory space as Tasting Platters consist of the 5480 7299. ‘‘If there was that much money for a grant but I saw it was way well. following dishes: beyond just us and we needed to being spent in the system I would ‘‘There will be about 15-20 ‘‘We’re hoping to have a barbe- get a few more people on board,’’ Tandoori Style Lamb, have thought it would go to someone people who will be working to get cue when the kids come back to she said. Chicken Korma, Beef Vindaloo, as needy as the placement of the the project done. school to celebrate the project Echuca Specialist School. ‘‘So we made a few calls to being completed,’’ Rebecca said. Papadums, Naan Bread, ‘‘The school has been knocked ‘‘They are in portable city in what suppliers and they’ve jumped on School principal Paul Marshall Pilaf Rice is effectively a carpark with drainage board to do a playground blitz back on grants ($11 million in the issues. said he had been blown away by TASTING PLATTER FOR ONE - $16 Victorian Government budget) ‘‘We’ve all heard about the issues because the school really needs the community’s support. TASTING PLATTER FOR TWO - $25 it.’’ and the kids need better than what about when it rains the sewage comes they have here. ‘‘We’ve been amazed by the All served with lime chutney and yoghurt back up through the drainage system, Materials alone for the project community and the Riv’s support or choose one large curry for $16 it’s appalling in today’s age. are already totalling more than ‘‘If anyone came and saw it in regards to the disappointment Sides to accompany the platters are ‘‘If the government is investing $5000 but if more businesses they would want to help as well. of our funding,’’ he said. We have to give back.’’ also available. the amount of money in education show their support that figure will ‘‘And we’ve been amazed by why wasn’t that school funded in the rise. As part of Rock Solid’s grants Rock Solid. We’ve had other main budget?’’ program, more than $5000 worth Mr Walsh has a clear message for Rock Solid Gardening Sup- people wanting to come and 5482 3140 plies, Land Effects, Mawsons, of products were handed out to donate time and money to get us to 165-173 Annesley St, Echuca the other side of government. ‘‘Come up here, make an announ- Bark King, Newtecpoly, The Gar- almost 20 applicants. a stage where it’s at least looking www.echucaworkers.com.au cement and say it’s going to start den Planners, Central Hire, ‘‘All but two received all or part a bit better.’’ immediately,’’ he said. ARE YOU A GP WANTING TO MAKE A DIFFERENCE? GV Health seeks a GP to join the Primary Care & Population Health (PCPH) Committee.

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Project Echuca School council president David O’Dea thanked Victorian Acting Premier and Education Minister James regeneration Merlino for visiting Echuca and mak- Stage one: ing the announcement on Monday. ‘‘But as he reminded us we should Echuca South and Echuca West be judged on what we do and not just Primary School facilities — Comple- what we say,’’ he said. ted ‘‘It was particularly pleasing to hear things will start to happen straight Stage two ($11 million): away and that’s what we judge them ■ Special School P-12 – main on — what they do straight away. building/learning areas; ‘‘It shouldn’t take too long because the planning has been in the process ■ Bus entry and drop off; for years anyway so I am more pleased ■ Bus/bike store; about what will happen now and not so much what’s promised the next time ■ Paths and bike tracks; they get into power, if they get into ■ Southern car park; power. ‘‘Today is a great day because ■ Completion of north car park; we’ve heard that.’’ and Mr O’Dea said it was a concern the ■ government would not stick to its Community courtyard promises. Stage three ($5.7 million): But he said it was encouraging the ■ announcement stipulated money Competition grade gymnasium, would be spent straight away. canteen, home crafts and music facil- ‘‘A lot of the kids understand what ities; they have been missing out on not ■ Southern sports oval – special having the new school,’’ he said. ‘‘Sometimes these things become school; about toilets and broken windows but ■ Southern active play area; it’s more about lost opportunity to have a school that’s purpose built. ■ Hardcourts; and ‘‘There’s been a lot said about us SMILES ALL AROUND: Member for Northern Victoria Mark Gepp, principal Paul Marshall, Education ■ Remaining 5-6 primary school living in a safe seat — one side takes building you for granted and the other side Minister James Merlino, students Hayley White, Zach Phyland and Nat Tonizzo. ignores you completely so to have both sides of politics have decided to some success and move forward is a build the new school. great thing.’’ ‘‘Without people standing up the Parent James Walshe said the government would have got away with community support had been over- Education Minister Merlino given whelming. it again. ‘‘It’s one thing that the school has ‘‘There’s been promises made for been asking for this for 10 years but it 10 years ... we needed a date today to a master class in people power has been the strength and the support bring this to a head and he’s (James of the community that has really Merlino) certainly given it a date.’’ From page 1 things we can do right now ... I’ve we started and that’s exactly what we pressured our politicians to make Permanent carer Sue Brown said instructed the school building au- are going to do ... we inherited more decisions and make this happen,’’ he she could not be more excited about ‘‘WHAT I’ve said publicly is that we thority to release $850,000 immedi- than 400 schools that were classified said. the news. are going to finish what we started,’’ ately.’’ by the Department of Education as ‘‘Everyone has made this happen ‘‘We have had amazing support Mr Merlino added. When asked why it had taken until red schools. and we look forward to the school from the community — they were ‘‘And the Echuca Regeneration ‘‘If you’re a red school you are in being built really soon. backing the school so much — and now to announce the specialist ‘‘The community has really under- now we’re going to be part of Twin Project (see story above) is a big school funding, Mr Merlino did not the worst condition. stood it and the Riverine Herald has Rivers School. We should have been project ... what I’m announcing provide a direct answer, preferring to ‘‘We can’t fix that in one budget, been fantastic in making people aware. from the start,’’ she said. today is the quickest way to get this we can’t fix it in four. ‘‘I have had people stopping me in try and turn the blame onto the the street saying it’s about time we had ‘‘We look forward to starting con- school built. previous Coalition budget. ‘‘We’ve got the biggest building struction as soon as we possibly can. this school and I’m not even bringing ‘‘It also means a brand new school ‘‘What matters is not what you say program we’ve ever seen but we it up. ‘‘The kids really deserve it ... we’ve for the Echuca Specialist School, can’t do everything in one go.’’ ‘‘When everyone is asking the right worked tirelessly to make this happen but what you actually do ... my questions there’s only one thing to do and we would really like to thank the that’s great, and importantly there’s commitment was we will finish what OPINION PAGE 8 and that is to do the right thing and Riverine Herald for all their support.’’

Ask Craig for advice on Walsh congratulates school on winning the battle how to protect your Business Assets MEMBER for Murray Plains Peter Walsh has victory for students, families and the school ‘‘Then we will know if Daniel Andrews is congratulated the Echuca Specialist School community but we’ll be keeping a close watch on serious about this commitment. Craig Sutton Account Manager community for securing a long overdue funding the Andrews Labor Government to make sure it’s ‘‘The students, families, staff and community 03 5483 1066 | 0439 653 383 [email protected] pledge from the Victorian Government. not a hollow promise. The minister has released of Echuca Specialist School deserve safe and 390 High St Echuca VIC 3564 ‘‘Every budget since 2015 has been so $850,000 immediately for detailed planning and modern facilities and I will keep fighting with disappointing but this community has refused to we now will expect the State Government to put them until we achieve that.’’ give up and we’ve raised the school’s plight at the remainder of the $16.7 million pledged today Last month Mr Walsh and the Shadow every opportunity in order to finally secure this into the pre-election budget update that Treasury Education Minister Tim Smith announced fund- funding pledge,’’ Mr Walsh said. ‘‘Today is a will release publicly in early November. ing to build the new school if it wins government. Get started- Stay going • Price match guarantee* • Biggest range in the local area ECHUCA WHOLESALE • Free battery testing • Selling direct to public BATTERIES Your battery specialist. 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Then he dropped the bombshell. and while the marathon is not over, He told students, parents, teach- it seems we can dial the speed down Are you eligible? ers and the media the government just a fraction, catch our breath and Individuals are eligible for ACFE would fund the entire project. continue moving those legs. funding if they: But as always there was the stick The school is celebrating and we • Are aged 15 years of age or holding the carrot. ought to celebrate with them. over The money for the actual build is • Are not working fulltime; and It’s a great time to be alive Mr only on the table if the Labor Party Merlino. • Are an Australian citizen or wins the November election. resident. On Monday you said “what Unlike the campaign to get this To check your eligibility for ACFE matters is not what you say but what money, that’s no big deal. funding, please contact the House you actually do”. on 5482 6914. The Coalition was here weeks ago guaranteeing the same thing. You took the words right out of One of them has to win (hung my mouth. parliament notwithstanding) so as And make no mistake, while our far as the Specialist School is campaign is over, we will keep you concerned it is a win-win. and the other side of government, to Mr Merlino’s announcement left account. many speechless, others shaking his Anyone can string enough words hand or genuinely thanking him for together to make a promise. finally listening. It’s up to us to make sure you It came on day 69 of the Riverine keep it. Herald’s campaign calling on his government to reverse its decision So with that said I – and the rest not to fund the school to move into of our community – look forward to the new Twin Rivers School in working with you and your govern- Echuca. ment (or the other side) in future. A hub two primary schools This isn’t a goodbye, it’s a talk already call home – and two in soon. We’re determined to see this nowhere near as much need as the tained until eventually (slowly and – and that you’re government project through. one left out in the cold. sadly) our legs gave way. compounded. Until finally our Specialist The specialist school has been The community would nod its I didn’t expect you to do any of School students are in the new battling with deplorable conditions collective heads, hands would be the above. school, permanently, and this mara- in High St. placed on the Echuca Specialist It wouldn’t be the first time a thon is complete. Sewerage facilities are inad- School’s back, giving staff and journalist with fiery fingers slam- At least until we find our next equate and warning signs about students a pat, there would be med you for falling short of a campaign. For class details call the house or go to asbestos are plastered across many apologies, regrets, and then the promise. Well done Echuca Specialist www.enh.org.au of the buildings. crowd would slowly move on. And it won’t be the last. School, well done Echuca. There was a day when there was But on Monday Mr Merlino gave You are the Education Minister Echuca Neighbourhood House no water and tubes used to feed them all hope. for Victoria so for every school you Take a bow. This one is all thanks to you. 261 High Street, Echuca students could not be cleaned. Hope that if we as a community leave out of the state budget, every Phone: 5482 6914 Fax: 03 5480 1026 Everyone crowded around the Minister on Monday – and the Minister himself – Email : [email protected] Website: www.enh.org.au knew full well what had brought him here. The government had gambled it could ABN: 43 374 311 705 ‘ shave a few million from its education budget – but picked the wrong school and the wrong community to do it’ WEDNESDAY, JULY 18, 2018 WWW.RIVERINEHERALD.COM.AU MONDAY•WEDNESDAY•FRIDAY 5482 1111 $1.30

MERLINOMERLINO LEARNSLEARNS ECSTATIC: Echuca Specialist School student Zach Phyland jumps for joy watched by principal Paul Marshall and permanent carer Sue Brown following the announcement of money to build a new school. AA LESSONLESSON Photo: Tyla Harrington

Introducing... We bring you local stories you aren’t likely to see anywhere else. Make no mistake while our campaign is over, we will hold you (Labor) If you have interesting video that’s newsworthy, please email and the other side of government, to account. Anyone can string enough [email protected] ‘‘ Don’t miss The Lead at words together to make a promise. It’s up to us to make sure you keep it. riverineherald.com.au from EDITORIAL PAGE 8 5pm every Tuesday, Thursday and Sunday. By Tyla Harrington Herald’s campaign to reverse Mr Merlino’s budget decision to not Riverine Herald fund the school. AND the winner is the Echuca Specialist School. Principal Paul Marshall said he was thrilled. After being pounded for almost two months by a determined ‘‘The community really does deserve this ... especially because grassroots campaign Victorian Government Education Minister we can move onto the planning straight away,’’ he said. and Acting Premier James Merlino snuck into town on Monday ‘‘I was speechless when Mr Merlino announced the funding.’’ RACING AT ECHUCA morning to announce his government will fund the entire Echuca Mr Merlinos said his government would immediately fund Regeneration Project. Despite not giving it a single cent in the May budget. TOMORROW 4-PAGE Twin Rivers School; with planning to start immediately and con- sod to start construction next year. FORM GUIDE INSIDE struction expected to begin next year, taking 12-18 months. The government will invest a further $5.7 million (on top of the Based on Mr Merlino’s election promise, the school will say required $11 million) to complete stage three, which includes a goodbye to deplorable conditions at its High St facility — includ- classrooms at the primary school, as well as a sports oval, play make the move in 2020. areas, and hard courts at the special school.

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J Fry 6th to 1200m, 5th 11th settling, 12th de Bm64 1800m 600m 37.o P77),rin ce – Leg lyer 5 9 3 , Btg $4.80, r Mrs I P Kaevancord 3:0-0-0 s W Davis, Colou Trainer R J Doubt – Elee 1:03.28 (Last 600m 35. (1)scr eet 4, QUroEyalEN b (M M air hen Reset - ttOwe ne(3)r LB yr$on4.20 Coza 57.0 Typh ...... 0,.. $D3.80 Y endall4th to 800m, 2 2 white, blue sash and sl 5) E W NicholsColours ing 58.5 113 Jack In T rchard $9.00 4L Sandown-Hillsi 4 b m Casin l 59 2, Joburgig (EFuroa) Owne Career r rs L F Daly, Mr g Not A Singleh ring Goodwinweights, insic 1003, A0p proach(1) 1100 DiS TRYKER nmacne d– Temgreenly w 47s Liseen 4th of 7 (5) M T Smith r ....y...... 3,..... Btg 0$04 .0(1) ages. 8.00 Colours Suhure (re1h ...... J Keat 11 53 (16) Rhys A 55 6.00 200m. 8TH, 04Jul18 7. 2.02 (Last 600m 1, Ex tra HCayesoo & T Dabern L G Bertram, M avanagh, 6 mb Owner J R T endigo) Prizemoney $- ordock 23:7-3 1, Defi-1es W Log s3 ( 1b:0 g-0- De1): Ra at) 90 with 2-3/4 l P J Mullen &( 14) M Dd nK So Weift(7) Msa 1300 (1) 14 Overracedl ealyonrly st 57 t 9s340g At omicNever – Arc illiamstasrs ...... slee 25. 00 over Poet dwh ..D Yendall near 11, Lim 54, 1:5 , Trainer D & B . M Hayes Axo5n , Mrs$2830 Elliott, Mrs C L KN 2yo Mdn 1000 r Adam O’Neill (Brd 0:0-0-0 Wins Colless, M S CareerBoomst rec money0 $48,179- Spring Fall r D K Weirf (B1alla2 (r5) $51.0 Bourk,M M aid Equaibee 3l yoco Frd 17:3-1-0 Win abernigwkwardly . ....A Ma dn 1400m 58 (J Mot 33 bl/br arrnamboo (9)l) D J W J Fry 58.5 060 Underc ...... 0 57.5 (E Brown 11) Goddess 58 2 $5.50 6th toee turnn & Mrs P a Mdn 159(30m) 58. Elliott, Mrs 8J L4.7L Cranbourne- Mrs T I 00mTraine Career recoon, A I O’Neill, R (1) 1212 (1) 12Prize00m 12.06.5 .5 Trainlen 3rd o ichard1 so0n, 56s4P RuG bi 1115m WerrCareer re sht 1/2es hd,583 & 1/2 T Da 5.2L Sale 3yo M 57 8.00 , nielR Bowmaocketn ( WStrike , J R 3 b f G...... 12 00 (5) D K Weir 15.0 n Dyke (7) 58 Le gale 59 1, River Owner Mrs B A Gr 19.5L WangaratWinst 1400 Mrs J M4TH, 25May1 Ms C A Shelley, 1:00.13 ( Last 6 ner Miss A C Sutt 1200 (3) 12 06 a (16) 54 11 00m 581-3/4 len, 2-1/4 S J E verett, M Jry R 1170m el, R A ght to3) th De z l&inem eB oney Hay $52, 7TH, 01Julm18 .M Walker ast 600m 36.60) 4T rainer27s99 Da enson, A J Herring we ...... 8.00 w ...... M Dee 54 6 Sir Va navy cap 35.56), Good(3), .00 10th settling, 10TH, 02Jrudl 182 0:3-3-2 .94 (Last 600m Pietromonaco, 1 0, Set weights, evenson), Ow (8) 56.5 Race 115 J awhar5.6L B endigo Bm6 cap Owsnae, rYulong Mercu atcliffe, J L Permez25. Wo rkMeed owri1420 (1 (1) Pri Satin Syheenthetin,c Bm58ings 1300...... s, 1:26.15 (L J G unning, C J H ock (1) J RoToose Trainer ) 58.5 558 Golden Flag ...... cream sleeves, ly , Btg $5.50, $7 Career r eco et weights, 1:38 Miss M56 (M Dee 7) Mgr: Mrs M A, StYulong May 5 8 2, algh & T Bluamrocket (2) 1112 (1) ee6THves, 17Jun18 dark blue sveet 600m andBy 36.42),57.0 Anthemo es M T CallahanJuly, S R 2. Ho 1 op1 Happy ) $2.60F18 53L8. 0 Games eelong SCumm 3) 12, hSeteict w, eight hada 58 2, The Owner S Rockthebluncan, Miss C A ...... Z Spain (a 1 3 54 . Colours brown, ) – Respectfil Citrus Wish 57.5 3 o abnormalities. (H Coffe $67y 9),270 14, S Itchndicoo Park , Lots Of Love S(hamino 58 1 agh G6reenhth 5 Doc 9-5 Wins 1100 , green sl Colours y54,ell ow,1:06.7Bo tto6ml e(Lay) 2f tional J Bourk, n Soft(6) thyraju, A L Hda ll 3rd, of 128TH, 3( 15Jun (5) J thetic 54,2y 1:o+19 .08 , Synt ...... RuMfus Dee 5 8 1 ,57 Coc 6.00 5 s8483 B A Leishman-D PricOe w..ne...r 5 18.00 aby w (3) P Donnelly ellent Art (GB turn. Vetted - n Prizemoney Colouwn-rH i56.llsid5e 1, 4yo a Somerfield35.85), Soft(7), lden, Ms H K Kavan $7 .00, $5.50 record 36:5-rple, yellow d iamond (J Mo ttM 7)ISS 9, Li(mS C And Exec eInl –eG Emorinzinga ngaratta 2yof Md icks, Venkatey.apa Rough h g er,Psy C chedeliceelongersley Sy 4) n12, Lim ...... Soft..(6.),. . ..MBtagg nus .00 620.00th to turn. Gunning, Mrs ide (12) M G ... J Mott 58. 17530 Oh B NCIES 5 b/br h Exc Last to 800m, 10th , uSon18ft(6) 4.1L, Pur Sande o $9.00, $13.00 therland, Ms P Taigic 56 3, Btg 1518 (1) CareerC olours pu zemoney $97,158 ALGADON f ordExcere 59ed.5 01,- 0 Awak-0): Wid W Ellis, Stejom ecent all R12 odg er, M Rodlogy 1 30600m.5 ( GF W K G Pricee ....she...spritned. Fi nale 58 3, , Btg $t31.0on 0 57, $4 1 arSshenrimaman T ney D Rys..., ...... 2 ...... 0 14 EMERGE .... 54 50.00 5TH (D.H37.38).), 13J (C 6P.5arn 3,ham Btg 3 ) 16, Mrs W SCureate Som e M Wins 1400 (1) 0 (1) 1257 (1) Pri 09m 60.5 (J Heavy(9)), 3 - bChIl o Diamanteisb (1: .00, $31.00 6thin g lots of wi nners. H Dall, S J Dewar, K C Lovo (12) JunM 1e, Al26.uf 6 1.5Fr 2, E Rousea...bo .fut.or. D 58 T 3horn 6& Mrs B E M ins PrizemoCarthy ...... (GB) arat) 3) 54 5 2, Su0n 140day 0mAfternoon 5 7.5 5 iss record 14:2-1-1 120 and gold cap chuca Bm58 10 alady (UEqSu)iano (FR Circus 56.5 3, Btg $21n 9-1/4 rid Colac, B C linger MdSipuran SynVoitheticceover 60 Gee l4tohng riturn e ...... Blo.cked.. cord 2:0-0-0 (2)W D J Mc McRae, R Mc Leod 56.5 15.0 ueen ...... 00 tthew Cumani (Ball i), B Oh Baby ( ue UP , Ma58.res Bm7 ), Good(4), Sw Careerto turn. ynthetic 2y o Mdn , 0 8Apr18 2.5L EMissile – Doc600m 35.08), 59.5 2, Gaidla Mino sheain s traighte (C wheaulfield) ce for minors. A Hall & Ms C Bel 13 By F&M (1) the m 3i(nrd4)o rsto M 800a tM m, Lau lowly away. Caree7s2r re Yeldarb ...... 00 (8) G R McQ .... 54 50 Trainer Ma (Mgr: M Cuman 14 tar and sleeves, sky bl t to tu rn(Last. 600m 34.82 ney $40,200 6.1L G eelong S 225m 6TH 3 b f Smart, 58.44s (Last ton) throughout, laTra iner M G Pric ippie 1000mal ifa Achanl Maktoum K Rodger, Biche lle Payne) 2fins 1100 (1) 1200 Setry weker$13.00ll to Queenfill, $17.00 re suit- S S 7 od Rob58 insonSage, D 56.5 16. ornale dw on ...... e Internationals ians, sky blue, yellow s Lim 54, Las1:24.67 2, Alaskan Sun 57 Prizem9oTH, 29 Jun18 g , F&M’s Bm64wei 1 ghts, 1:18.99t i ng 1) 9, Lim 54 Warren (Morning 59.5 2, Coco 800y, m, 8)t h$61. turn0. 0 5 7.0oha Pmmed Bi100n Khm 58.5 (J M ANNIX (M ord 12:2-2-2 Win 1 i4n Ran 3hom This looks mo 8 57 8. 00 $1175 (37y)o JMarrdn 1200m .....D Yendall 1 5 670s8 D s A Johnst Owner Th y, K Cohen, J On Colours , yellow star , Pria E clipse 53.5 .5 ed n18 5.6L Geelonliver 1) 12, Se t 36.78), Kea Trainer Jason 1, Salty Kisses ano, B J Hen nness6thto of 11 Ow(9 ner Sheiakhng arMatta Bm6y 5.4 1 Wen t PrizLIeTmTLEoney Career re(1:c0-0-1): Laid ic last rutinm nee arout. turn . EMERGENCIEPark Syn 2nd Bm5 (6) Pay 56.5ne 08s3 Khulekani11.6L Hamilton M .Ev..an...... 5.50 or w (13) M s E McAvane (Mgr: d, sky blue cap va Moments 58 1 et Strikeg, 7(9)th tu 58rn. Block 7TH, 22J1300mu 56 (D O 6.06 (Last 600mee 58 1, Classic (4), Omorose 57.5 Llewelyn, M A Milast to 800m,le , 02Jul18 4 M.7Ld nW Soft( 59:0-) Jul2-1 Win00ms 35.40), - Novasun $48,820 9 Synthetule ay.6Lers. Racing.Com ne7 A ...edesia...60Ms M oped cap 89 THs, 27Nov17 :12.23 (Last 600meir ...... (a) 56.5 Zizou Warri project. McAvaney, Mr , Blind Sided stars armban ur Sharapo 4 Rock 5th settlin ecked band, Lim 54, 1:1 ynthetic, Ard 8 Good ner Prof D $4.60 L s K Waters4TH, M o Feer record05.27 (Last 6aces Stryker zemoney 1/2 le n 3rd of 0 (J R eH m, 08ajoJul18r pl 3 chelle Paym 5 4, 1:26 aulettes, ho 57 12.00 t weiStghtas,r 1 (13) D K W Caree B Allen 79s75 (Mgr: Dr D Tickell) , K rized (IR) – O Btg $26.00, $21.00 royal blue ch 59 (D Oliver 6) 9,0m 34.91), S 59.5 2, Monajet 5 $7.00, O60.w5 3, Btg $5.50,r: D C Halpin), Mr Cranbourne 2y Car2) 12, Lim 54o,urn 1: e d ebut. F d 58.5 nPri 4 -1/4 len, 1- ald Bm64 1350m ab 6le. One of th6T x (10) Mi eecBy h Siz5) 11,zlin gLi urs lime,..... redJ ep Mott llenge Batess0 10)4 1S0,avvy Se anito 58 2, Dwyer ...... 80 1 6 Lucrum Racing pson, G Robbins 5 b m Autho 3, urs red, yellow and e ch ecked (Last 60ali 60.5 1, Wireghd ter 58 3, Btg $6.00, Couture t Fun Racing (Mg Dare, NoonanG A y at 680Cranb ullemmy’s Diamon stra00mig ht56.5 w he H, 23Jun18 5.3Ln cDoner, Swi rl Girl 6.79), Sof3 t(5),Lit tle 400mMCannioza 6m1.5a nis)(Ms 2g L M ..y.C. 57..olo. .1,.. .Z.er..o... Cosmic Cha 9(D 45 Bay 58 1, Hermb (8) Henry $16,69 3 Bannon, D Thom V (Benalla) run nCearol o400m. ow an’s dB royalm64 13 blu00m Heavy(8), Naantei 58 2, Legion Fi . traight. Vet n.J us k, N W Tobin, D stCto58 li ne tamel $17,eneva Diva 55 1, C nbourne-N Mdn00 12 6th 9T Riverina Da 8 (Last 6001 m5 3 ESTO (Byro1n Synoffethetirc, muct Stenornshawa .. m Mossman – oft(6), Buck na Classic $17.00 9th .. D Lane 56 1400m T Adamczyk), L Stone), K Masters, Trainer P Donnelly for blue Cransleevbeos,urn yee l,l F&M Weiw 31.00 Last to tu rtunrn. Checked in s 8th tur J Spinks, D Hayloc nck Echuca 2nd R s & JagSreomft(6), G 25May18 2 L Cra0, $26.00, set$21. (1)ast $8. 6000m0 57.0 2, Lim 54, 1:21.8 2yo F Mdn istyZ Sea 58 3, aszt ie600m 0(6)-0 35) :L .64),Di &d n T’t Cors 4 chheat, Btg Warrnambool) 35.22), S34 Vieng $17.00, $21.00, 2mNDing, 1 s ...... 9.50 sy (M gr: Ms S nelly H, 05Jroyul1a8l 3.2L 4, 1:20.90 (Last 3, Btg $16.00, $h to 800m, 9th m64 1300m 56.5 07AlJi,ul18 S 0.8 L, 1/2 oloney, D B SpinkLaa stat sk. 6THc,tor 59 3, Btg $21.0) 2fei Byghts, Re 1:13.57 (L 12) 1om Pa rk Syn ‘n’ Fire 60 2, M yllaroBsi g(G SB)(Lu (2:0- pelo Bo00y 5 58.2 3 0 d ead er Daniel Bowman ( man, M 1 0 rd553ancy 58 3, B t James Cum 2) 54 andscaping visit,’’ Mr Merlino said. topus tehead, P P D Don 800 (1) 4T Lim 5 $6.00 5t 2nd B , M M :07.25 ( ost Do Hoysted Set w cing.C Light 5 - K . Tu) $31. rain F Bow Ve (11) an (a Nolan, Oc , M Whi Owner 3 Wins 1600 (1) 1 p acfarlane 14) 14, ame l18 5.2L Bendigo tions. 46), WON Gook, S J Jtinargvi s2,) B9, Lim 5 4, 1 2, GBhAY (J(M Noos nRa n 4) 11, 9-3/4uet 518.520 2,0m Spun Ra Zedda 56.5 1, and boxed ond16 to 800m, 8th turn Sec ret8ths 59.5of 12 2, (9 T ssum Synd, J Sd ergeantin in straight .b m Mdn 1 ...... L Germ i, C Roylance, R McDonald record 36:4-3- 58.5 (Msc aC M heneverok 60.5 1, Nicod 5TH, 06Ju ination. Lacera (Last 600m 35. 100m 6 0 ( J Kea 60 2, KartAemPPLE m, 7th turn. SaSfelhiyr 5h8.5eld 1 ,i nTourniq h 10. On pace0 5th settling, 3r when 4-1/2 len led to t uMdnrn. Soft(5) wner Hello Po 600mrs J Claus, 11 through 2 out. Lai ol 1st Mdn 1300 ...... Murphy’s Turf & L Guzzard Career money $60,091 g Softryt(5)k,er Fastb – Wro led exam14, Lim 54, 1:17.82 Tea 1 (Mgr: A N Hald(4),let t Max) Master Prizemontoe 800y Girl 37.74)(1:0-0-, S0):oft (7), essa10th to Synth800m,e ti8tc JulyBtg $8.50, $9.0 Park Syn debut. d Bm64 1300m $6.00,0m $5.0Sa0le 2yo O Synd, J Cla1us, M Warrna(6)mb oM G Price , Soft( 4.00 ,000 & M Cumani (1) 2000 (1) ) 2200 (1) Prize 00m 58 600m 38.64 b0), (Cranbourn $10.00, e$16) .00 (D Oliver 5) 1, 4S)u n5d8.5ay Night .57), Goo 1:0-0-0 Winsg $4.60, $3-.50 T iger’s g $11.0 An0,t h$16.0emo0 t Racing.Com sht hd Bendigo 2n D’Grammy 120 1/4 (1c3)ken 58, Roberts Boys Dirty Angels 7TH, 21Jun91 8 Alid 9.2L ade s, 1:22.44 (Last S 9 k 64 $25 Larkins 8-2 Wins 1738 1830 (1 angaratta Bm58 20 noreriou Ds J 5 Will8.5i am3, sBtg Sutton, A J To Thlarondaink So 59 ( .00 600mves, 36 reer recMiriombard h 56 4, Bt 2D (ic8)e 5$6.571.00 3, B 57.0t (18) 58 arr.ier mfianll nthers.e minors 2Na D, 06Jul18 3L, chance to b7.82e (Last 600m early stages when 14-ghamBra cing, J Lochery, 12 44 2) 11, Set weight EMERGE 3,N MCIEad 58.5 8. 50 an claim Benchmar r record 23:2- l18 2.8L, nck W m 38.96), 57.5 2, TraVaingli i,g Bour. E Palmer, N J Good(4),13 Like Sel .00, $15.00,red vee $17 and slee round BCaoy 58 3, n straightenilenng. 8th13 of 1Snows Bro startdn S. Waroft(n6)ing Ju - lybst a 2rs cap .5 and gets the14, Lim 54, 1:1 14. Checked Of EMPDNottinocial Sp inPlate L stP riickpe,e tt, Vella Ra , J E wart, 58.5 (D B ates r 54.5 1, P ueblo ...J Winks pprentices c 10. Caree 3RD, 02Ju 8.44 (Last 600 orld M tors us Me Will moriaem vs ney, G N bia 57 3,te Btg, bl ac$21k lattice, A ked for run o Mdn 1100m turattrn. Bau 2ckedyofd at Mnavy blue stripes, Mdn 1400mops 5 i6n grad59e.5 (J Allen 2) 1, ColJuneumbia 570 14 Duke 0 57.5 S band, royal blMruse e Qu0addie Sy nd vy(10), Skyschille (fav).e s ...... A 8. 9. oney $60,803 00m 58.5 0) 14, Lim 54, 2:0 abinet 60 to turn. ROwneider t F Wade, B Malo 59.5 2, Coolumlours whi ak av). La$st625 to turn. Bloc erribee 3yo , Fillies 1170m Wangas yellow an nL atBendig Wanog 2ndyara tta Dr s claims.ike To Think So 59 12.32th of 13 (11) $201.0 white, emerald Soft(5) rossehos , Put W I t I$n 2Th5,00 ghlin, N 600m 38.38), Hea .00 5th W to 80& 0Jm, H awk .5 33 .00 7. Prizem chuca Bm70 21 (J Rule 1 .5 1, Raid The C Palmer, G ts & 8th turn. red cap, black pe (f 24Dec17 2.5L W (ColourLast 7TH, an 17J imun1pre8ssino 9.1owfield Lad e 60co0mmpe titive. ),Ha Good(4), L s) 2f 2By 15.0len0, 1$12.00 Colours de 2yo Hcp leeves, wuphiteS yMai n cd, Wden S tt, P O’Lou rl 56.5 3,n dBtag $21(4) M, Laid i ... L Smith 56 5. 6. 20Jun18 4. 8L E ast 600m ooter Cha Cha 57 $13.00 Waldron, Mrs P T choonhoven, R C Bet9th to 800blacm,k armbands, hifted out9TH near, 100m. Set weights, 1:05.95Failed to mag kVeolitant – S Set weights, 1:27.09 (Lastmor 35.46 T Corserkten 61.5 4, Btg $ ndown-Lakesis, r oyal cblaimlue s 2yo n&- C M cLean, R Merri 5 2, Juni6p erSel Gi laro n ...... 00 4. 6TH, 54, 2:13.99 (L Soft(6), C 5 4, Btg $10.00, zinga (5)C B58eard, H Van S Jury S tackhouse 8) 10, ) 58.5 3c erb (J Noond. an 3) 10, (Mornington) 1, Misscino S56.UZ5 IE (L en&ny Goes Berz 1:0-0-0): 1400m Sa white ticescros caranck at Sandow S McLean, eefe & D 1J0o.hnson 13 58. 4 y. so7TH, 56.5 33 2. 3. Holland 8) 14, Lim fany’s Las s Anacheeva 58. de 7 El Harris, Mrs ops re) b g Gonski – d (14) 57.5 on) 57 (D S iamondnessee (7 Sky 57 b1,u Spit. Not feanr cJiase on Warren Jeune Elvis2 58.f 5By rs BIGA S 3, B y Electrique. ( Appren down the t eef8.e, Mrs J O9.’K urn. Slowly awa fy (14) Nathan Hob . J Noonan 1. (Dean True 56.5 1, Tif 2, Princess rd to turn. Ran wi lime, burgun (Mdyg hor: G J Eastmu Se3cret Rewar Hawkes (Flemingt and .60), GooDd(4), Ten de o 800Tram,in 7.36), HDe av(y(D9) , KBr adWsheir)aw , R M & M .00 4th set- ered - La 800md , 5th turn 5th of July 11. Wellemerald cap ) – PalaGriffci7teh.s, De J O’K s Prizemoney 6th t 4 Angeli nLaneley ...... 00 Soft(7), But It’s $16.00 5th nd 12 00m, 3 ColoursEastbeth Synd rzon Dancers Prizemoney15 ner M, W & J horseshoe, blacyk, S Smith5, MCullemmy’s 600m 35 0, $26.00 9th t DIr3A RM TO &N Mrs J E , Btg $10):1.00, Too $15k& MrsU nLe ncumb 6th to /4 len test. Keep saefe.llent 5Art. (GB 6. rd 16:0-0-7 Win 14 08s0 (4) 58.5 Brent Sta 50. 35.51), tg $13.00, 8th settling, 2 d Arrow – Cu 8:0-1-0 Win Traioyal blue, wh iteail ey, M D Temb g71 3 logo, Btg $15.0 BLAZENOw ne Superego 56va.5 3 (Bradsha2:0-0- w, P J near 200m when 7-1 Lakeside at la5 b g Exc4. g By Hussonet Career reco y O’Remeillyrfest (10) , Heav ...... C Quilty 58.5 e Donchess 54.5 3, B . Overraced es. F&M’s 6 b g RCeareer record a) Colours rner Ms G C B p s K CollCoopy,l ours57 r2,ed ,Bella black 5 Bringing Joy ats (US)2, - R Dream T & M rs Di C M f 9 (2) & MrsHung out Al ikeHum (8)ma 59.51000m 2. 3. D (J P Lillie) 5 2 Blinks7 Sum , white sleeves le ...... 56 2, Th 9th turn early stag down-Lakeside , W Nichols (Benall G M Ow d sleeves and ca Mrs C M Fox, M t Boss (US) – Congr Bradshaw,ing, 5th tur1/n. 2 lent , 5Cth O ’Brien o , D P 6 7.0Think H umma 1. lack OUarmbanL BdsE GOOL’elysee 0): F ailed ) t o ,150 yo and UP Mdn 1 5 8 blue, r ed cross (5) B A Gent2, He 17. 18. g, 7th 1200m, 8th 800m, l18 10.5L San 4, Trainer E P A Street, Msn 1200m 58wh.5ite checkerell, B P Murray, – Maid In Secre, J Coll5o pygr mLas Sttr eetturn. on) dy ptlolsile,t ionW A 4M-cTaggar Mdn 7 ( 1) $14.00 5 p Go, oordan(3ge) Jul baynd 4., b Y eights (11:0le -Payn0- e (Ballarat $26 J nck Swan Hill 4 Colours royal erous Dan 16. settlin 13TH, 11Ju ayne 12) 15 , Lim 5 $9530iss J A Sch midt,ranbourne-N Md , L G Wor rd For Effort y, Mrs K M Davey cArdle (Morningt up a haA Mn cConvi oe 2yo Fm (15) 58.5 lsideo 2uryos Flime Hc green S) - AutumTnr aHiner Michel 1.00 58.5T J LittleD,, M10issJun 18 4L, lng ights, 1:46 , 7s Dang (fav) 14. 15. ages. yn Bm70 0m 54 (Ms J P s La ss Owner M, 25May18 6.2L C hite, K S Holden (Last 6003 mch g RewaG A Fox, C D Dave Trainer John M (7) D56.5 McIl waine, R Cupidity 11e17mctor’s M Ite r - Sand1) own-Hil Col ebut. Form (U of 13 (3n)e, $ Miss20 R Ellis, 3R n 13) 13, Set we 1 6uart ere9d cap 13. middle st Racing.Com Park S Bm78 210 oft(5), Tiffany’ 9TH A White, S D W weights, 1:13.57 Miss eir (Ballarat) k McIlwainn’e, Us M rs H $15, c.00apA 57 Stu.0b bi16ngs Coll rough oWuti,n risd eh12oops03 ( own-Hillside d 10-1/2 leOwn 8nther P G Pay o+ Mdsn P Ferraro,0m M 5s6 E.5 (A Mallyo as The Host q Z) – Don’t Blink early 11. 12. ul18 2.3L, 2.8L .16 (Last 00m 34.33), S 3, Btg Shacklock, Sc Neil 7) 11, S et .5 2, SpTraiun ner D K Ws E J Fox n Bloodstoc moneOwney r6 B GemG ‘ oln,tese J cCrossradd ockand ne 18.cord Wid e 9:t grh1-een,0-2 burgundy Ordinary at Sandand cap figasurhfule. Girl fire 0m StaweS lDl 4yuggan, Mr 160 Vie 56.5 1, Se b g O’Reilly (N 1100m 2ND, 08J 1) 11, Lim 54, 2:17 2:16.53 (Last 6 treet Spu n 57 (J M ck 5 1, Tourniquet 58(1) & Mis ian Bloodstock, AustraliaWins Prize R McI brolwwnaine,, or anC Clgeayt ma Heavy(Ca10)re JuerCo rloeurs lime /4 len 7th of 9ian Minx oogd L gonate.hr oCa – nB StrengC thB on1gi30orno, Miss 5-1/2A Locandro, 1Ms0) ,R L ’amour De Ma av). 11th 3 agh (Flemington) post enance 58 (Ms L Meech Macrobius 59 a 55.5 2, S , 13th Flack & D G Fla), Soft(7), Shir 58.ins 1170 (1) 1606 LasOt wto ner Australr r ecord 2:0-0-0 Dudman, WiggerinCok, Glo ursH antpro, S Conley, S oing $21,when535 6s-terp1 rint – Pers ke r on board.5 bGr ranbourne) Gimme on t hLaerd speener, Mdiss J Heavy( tg $3.50, $3.80 (f ainer Levi Kavan nagh, Mrs Maint 2200m ic, El Don 56 1, 53.5 1, Almalit 0m, 12 th 800m 37.74cord 20:2-1-5 W 01.00, $151.00 Careewards, Furlong Fellas, K M , D M Boeesrenshe ,– A L Loca Ta didn’t Pharizndelem 3go cnh/grey g Ma m CaRacsteing.rtoCnom Prarid er Glenn Cross (C April C1 Fran. Riddencis, Miss E oveS A Mahar, MMariiss koriko 55 4, B Tr anagh, Mrs C L Kava m 36.88), Synthet 0, $6.50 led .00 10th to 120 Career re , Btg $151.00, $1 No 2, Secret Re der, D McNeill, Dy n MK dWan rd, 3S bW/bardr f Syndarrna &mb Pionoln)acle Famolngo sancNick, 1 h1lnols0g0 nc(Benallk a) s G Train & L J Mac11.donaldGood(3) 58.5 ParadiE Mahaser, MCiss 58.5 2, n straight. Mrs I P K av n, B N Griffith K 600 , Btg $6.50, $7.0 $31.00, $61 Dicneye 56.5 $4 30,568 59 (C $1540 zer, W Garner, P cinPo g.Com Park S omaneniielco, Bowm New anDay (W $133Rs.0 D,K0 1532JT.5runai 18ner E W rage 2)e f10fo,rt SLim A Whi 5 4,te, M r I J Macdonald 12.30 1) 1400 (1) 13 Lu) $1dbr51.ook,00 Miss J 4. owe, Charlest h turn. Laid in i 66.5 Owner2.30 Ferrariram, T R Wilki Buildingnso &9 $25,000 oy (a2) 61 5.50 ioneertown 58.5 4 Prizemo turn. igo Rst58 1100m S0m Wal lace, B R FraJun18 3.2 L Ra Sellick 2.63Wal ,l is, RT Dirapiierdner D Y D Math(er3)s, Mr June .530A (Schm.B A Rawilveidt,le Pr Street, T Owne 16001-2m Wins 1200 l(en 6th of 16 (J eaarvy( Lodge8) J,u nJees si2ca R to 800m, 5 Mdn 2053m 6 Bertram, R A Bert riffith) Maiden SW le ...... M P 3, P roughout. turn. 800m,n18 0.8 10thL, nck Bend wn-Hillside3 6 Mdn.17), 140 4TH, 12 era, J Caine & J 2, Set weights, 1:1 athers, Mrs 3) + s MS Lyn dRn Bm64 Soft(Ow 1200m7)ner M s 58 J ng1 , staBusbctklleer,e. rB 6 W1 2,Le itch, P 12:2- arat 4yoTorpy,+ M Trafadn Hlg . er & Signature1 8 7.7L Warrnambool L G Partners (Mgr: B N G 2yo &C oup ohn McArd urn. Overraced th 2ND, 02Ju un18 13L San8 do (Last 600m 600mJ Hopc raft, L Pap8.5 (D Dunn 7) 1 ns 1100 (1 ) ,Th Norougo Ohbwnereds r K D M 1116 S (1) M 1at2he00r2 s(yo, Mr . F rMo ilmDo r Whdlea 5it7.de,i5 D M Le Race 2Career record 1600m Ball A L alyll,saratonj af irsCrtou-ucph 5TH, 21Jun 18 (Last 600m Storey, Collins St cemlaimoney 10. dw (12) J ...... to t (8) 54 LAST,) 1 135, LimJ 54, 1:05.4 1:26.25si as(Lasm t 1200m 5rd 11:1-0-4 Wi Am Vinnie 58.5 2 35:5 G-5-3 M a Withernss, Mrs te:1rt2.72on M ,at Syn Slhaacttesthketic,lock, S $31.00 Last to oney $53,715 hani Bm64 eenragberg,e efforwaynet a t KiBe 10, Set weights, 2:16..5 12.00 e & T J Appren0-2tices Wins can Pr iz 3 b 9. Vladivostok mon Wilde .. Dornale Robertson 8 7) 9, Set weiSaghveyourents, thu areer reco chel 5 8.5 1 , I mpCeared erA recMatordhers, J at Cas1 9e 4,al Bto Nicnly.g $h2o1.0ls 0, Prizem r) 3g By Dalakg.Com Park Sryneshened. AvSt (C Douglas 8) .J Allen 5rl8 66.5 1, Yamage ecord 8:0 - 7. 8. 1 32421 (13) Sy .5 16.00 (14) 58 ite 15 lue armbands 58.5t (BW Paatcrkh 56.5 1, 58.5 1, thStar to ClipperC Synthetic, Ams 00 7th to turn. Ju oney $1ull14,ar228 orfeyo crlty C.M oPl mmanDaacewson appd 5& E W f By PrizemoneyUSE (D K Weiun18 2.7L Rac in in in F 6.50 , odstock (1) .14...0.0...... (1) ..0). , D ream On Gi Career r 6T. ra Jones dw Mallyon 59 7 Zadon onal stripes, wh s orange, royal b Soft(5), Firs oun2t .0K0ilc, o$y2 1.00 14 rizemoney $51,400 Btg $9.00, $13. 400m 58 (B 1212 (1)Sc Pourizllarem & L A Sco k-N Bm64 12Pr00miDzeram wnone Ppe hnke dMd 4acA:0t s-rt0dar-le)0t. Wins2 DALAHO 8TH, 1 2J 4:0-0-0): Laid1 2, Lim 54, 1:2efer others.Blo 2-1 W ...ins... .12...... 00 37.66), Heavy(1 Bt5g $3.07.0 006th to 4. 5 1600. m Along Came ...... A d navy blue diag Colour Rare Miss 34.07), Go57o d4(4, ),B t Mg $1 71.00, .$ 101.P00 Alibi 56.5 3, ca 3yo Bm64 1 Racing.Com 2:0 -P0ar-1 Wins SloBwOlNUSyr away.eer rec( JCheco or 1300m Right (GB) ((L Nolen 11 ) Pr 2, er reco (8) rdD 17K:3- Weir Atkinsonorgan 68. 58.5 3, $8665 3. n-Hillside M dn Ow 2 00178 ...... 25.00 olours pink an igane (FR) – 59.5 3, Solsay g 58.r5 r 3,un B neartg $ 400m un18 3.3L Echu m 36.04), 15Marear18er 7L reco rd :12.06 (LCHast ASEturTnHE. Ca -S0y-n0thet): Bicl oBckm64ed (IR) - House 1400m 60.5 4) $9.00 58e.5e Whizze r 59 DalahouseCare 49,897 ....2., TobMad yD og M 1. 2. 8 6.2L Sandow (Last ...... an 59.5 C ink pom pom 9 b g Ts igo) 2, Ri chstartly S. pBelocakinked fo 5TH, 20Jawkwardly. :25.91 (Last 600 hetic 2nd MdLAST,n C ) 12, Lim 55, 1 n10eaming8 9L Ge elong(3:0 dn 11st0 0m 58 len 5th of e1 3Ac (tion 58 1, G 1 9s657 n. PrizemoneyA $ Blackist0 on68.5 59.5 (R 58.5 10.00 8TH, 10Jan1 ghts, 1:37.16 Ms ...... Ms N Berim leeves and cap, p (US) R McQueen (Bend turn. Ch5e8.5cked at rn. 7) 11, Lim 55, 1 .7L Geelong Synty 59.5 2, Stackhouse 4 59.5 1, JeSids tza3z yolin MgLAST, d-n Our 29J$121 u Dr LimBend 5r4,igou n1:18 w3yoh.e14 nM (Lastraight whenSynt 6 hetic, Strik garatta 2yo$5.00+ 2nd to tur 1600 (1) Park (2) N160 0mra 1B.0m58 1 409m , 4th turn... .. J Mott r 1 1) 12 , Set wei 57 rell ...... 50 s lagdon Trainer G ueen to 800m. , Last tu Rawiller6TH, 0 3Jul18 8 1, Captain Harr hts, 1:1959.5.33 (D $4325 , Mast0e.8Lring Swa n Hill 2n hSTt,om , sp1tes7Jonwaru n 71d)8 s 1 q23L0,ueried 156:06 1.39, (Last 1590m Wan3, Btg $4.00, Itchicoo un18 4.5L M ildu ...800m...... 18),.... .00 57 ( S Baste 57 1, Hermanito D dn (1) G Eu awiller 59.5 7. b g Zabeel (NZ) – B )) G R, L M & R McQ 1300 (1) Laid in i8tn sht raight Wangaratta Bm58 Elit e Drake 56.5 w 3) 1 1, Set weig $12.00 m 35 .38), ,1 0GJood(4un18 )1.3L, 15.00, $ 26.0s, 10:1 7.3058 in .5 s, t (raB iLAgTh 1, 57.0Seithtoutt w Kieraigngehtgsds,y ink Di amonTrumpds Shot 58.5 /4 len 7 2th 37s62 Race 38TH , 25J ’Brien.83 ...... (Last 600m 36 ... .558.5 20 , Good(3), Gretzky et- Hakerak ...... B R 7 fiths (Cranbourne (1 , Owner Wins 1200 (1) 1/2 hd, 0.5L 1) 58.5 0 Soft(7), 8.5 (N Callog $ 11.00, $13.00, e Hope 5 660 10, 3RD p 58.5 31), B 8tg, $Set weight for run an 1HolSyn3 lan(thet1) d $i 1c2,0 1)L .ovew 100 1,0. TSa00h,g arra 58 . Well beateunn .7-3 (1)) 14D, LTim O 54, 1:25 2, Ten...... h..t.. (4)... 56 600m 35.21) $17.00 11th s D 18. 3 018s0 (6) D K Weir 8.5 15.00 rainer R D Grif Ms A Ca plice ord 60:8-4-5 ) 2200 WON, 02Jul18 heblockL (im 54, 1:10.6 1300m 8.55 3, Bt Synthetic, Blu stages. ma 57.5 2 , 5Dunla6 (H Coffey io n60len 580m 6t 3h(5De .77),of 5Gol7 d3, SM oBaftgtg( 5 58)$ 1 Soft(5) Junewe 4ards queried r 1628m k S yn Bm6L4o rimerHurdle 7 Rikibeoberby ..8 .5... 8C..i.r.cu... leig r3te3.rs,0 bl0ack Btg $21.00, e 16. 17. assa w ornton 5 T Caplice, Career rec 2050 (1) 2100 (1 5 Rocktertson 6) 1 3, amond Stanrydk e Rockt 5 60 0m 35.88),an wid e middle 3.80, $3.Dr50,ea 1200m r 56 1, A nother5 -Opt3/4 m 5936.1 at2,0 2), yAHeavy(mos cFhe 9),lMdn 5tMhdn to 800m, St s Don Is Gooidng.Com 3 Par 85 )Tiara Mit 58ch ell1, B turn. blatcko n chec 5k8.ed 5qua 2, Zanahary 58.5 3, 4th turn. R1a5n. wid C King Momb ...... D Th wner R G riffiths, T W regor, M rs E J (1) 2000 (1) 9 (C Rob merald inegr e Benran didy 59 (Las , 3rd turn. R 3, Btg $ urn. ), The Presente 64 1100m 800Eagm,2le0 0m R60id Bag0e llar 71 t.00,urn .$10 11tSlow1h.l00 y away. $19.00 5 82.58J Iun18 4 .9L Rac ed. (Last Good(4),. 5Tahnee (9 0, $4.80 13th tou rs sDky blThueo, rn 13h. 800m, 14. 4 65148 Scott ..... O Macek, G W McG 1600 (1) 1800 1170m 5 ours or Sofange,t(6), eMake M 5th to 800m ion 58.5 2, Numoor 54 8ly.th 3 t o t Heavy(10 Wangaratta 0Bm, $5.50 ledB rtooo k 1 niqundet t o5 8 003, m,Btg- 1 3$/2rd len of 12 (8) 8TH, June 18.0 )Fres 11, henLim 54, 1:38.74s60 et Sunley (set8) 5 Bend8 3, Btg $5.50, $4.0 hi ...... C...olo...... 12.00 ling, 8th1 122. 00m, 6t d (16) Colin ...... s J M Caplice, C arman Racing ney $81,605 (T t 600Cmol 36.92), anted 58 4, Btg Invent urn. Jumped awkwa7.5 rd 2Jul18 3L, 1L56 4, Btg $4.6 00m $16.0et0,tl ed2,$15. Tour h00an 2dy when 6 ut. ng Mdn Heavy(09 ()D Dunn 1 u4t- 01nc iateB 59 2, Nuggets 58.5 ) M & L Cercore vigour. hecked cap (a2) 58.5 11.t $2 Desidero & T Dabernig Mr as, A T Warren, Be (1) Prizemo 2200m 57 (Las nds 6 3, Hot Girl W EminenLostt a plate. to 800m, 7tth Bm6 t 4 1300m 5 2ND, 0 2, Rerelease 54, 1:05.27 (Last 6 June 7 . S rn. Widtagees t.hro 1u30gho0m Geelo M 11oe70m 3yo 5+8 1600m 6 t at Mo, Vea lacas t5 8o 1, Annu oeld, Mitblackre yo k(1e 0 er told to use m sleeves, ...... c.m. M Poy ing race. 0m 56.5 (M 5 239s4 & B Hayes 5 17.00 cGregor, P W Thom A H Price) & 8 9 L Bendigo Bm58 00m , Dooganarmb’s Daestiny 5 heclock – $4.00 led1L Be ndigo 1s 6), Z Spain 5) 12, Lim t Doctor 59 iOlliesver rac19ed6t.00h early t u56 .0s Ardee garatta 3yos Mt dn ow a turn35 .o04f )foo, Synthetic nt C000too lo12ur00m, sT gh Slowly away. RidB) – Nandaly na in1sghamt Rst 58 1600ebring – Allow .5 5.00 dur Donald Mdn 135 5T e dw (10) D man (a2) 58. M Village People (Mgr: 10TH, 0 9Feb1 :18.51 (Last 6 2 Roc to 8ka00rom,u 8tndth turn. 4TH, 06Jul18 acerations. (La st 600m 35.4 58.5 ( 4th turn. iva 55 1, Ghos Park Syn o3yof 1 2, F(11) $ 02Jul18 1.9Ltic WJanune 29. Ju CLaosutl d600n’t ms h 600m arp imp.50,rove $m10e .005 6th deus Wolf ( GRa 1cL,ha 1.3elL CunEchuc 3 gr f S . D Lane 56 H, 23Jun18 2.8L t 600m 36.72), 4 Lady Le ...... L Ger CONTINUED PAGE 3. MORE STORIES, PICTURES, PAGE 2 & 3 n), , 2 L , e h $6 a 8 0m . ) 4T s D .. (Mgr: L A Bearma ) 15, L im 54 re 57.5 .00, $31 0.00b g 10th Wide., Lim 54, 1 :18.74 , ), Soft(6), Geneva18 1 DL Racing.Com , $11.00 5th 2.20 yo5T MHdn Synth rk (15)ight 57s, 1:11.1. 3 ( in gradeeer bu 5t5.5 s 3, Btg 4 Ve bt tged Am - Zono ntarioWON, 07J(3)ul1 o) 1:38.98& S(Las Zt ah60 raD K . .We. ir (Ballarat ghts, 1:22.81 (La .00 6 3915 ...... 58 14 .00 n Stockdale 14 8 1, She’s Got Mo $9 (B Allen 9) 9 ck Of Mahal 60.5 2 35.40 4TH, 28Jun 8.5 4, Btg $5.500, Set weightSsyn, 1:1thetic 2Flyingoffey Spa 4) 14, Steth et weic last start eevessi nPearlg. Drops 56 2, Palmat queried 6 run.7s835 Symons (Bendigne 7) 10, Lim 54le,rton Trainer5 3, r: R Surace) 1) 13, Set wei od Toya Mother 3 2) 58.5 18 ...... J McNeil Mrs M Van Wege 1400 (1) 1600 (1) od(4), Tubbs Gift 5 31.00 Danger 58 ty Sea 5lify8 1, R(1o 4) 56.5 0m, sh The Gong 557 (H Coffey 7) 1 o1 574 (Ha t CGeelong Syn esBreown cross 58, gold1, E v sile’ t out oftu thirn.s 3. Wide. Stewards Trainer R G 59 (Ms M Payro (5) M El 6.5 2, Mutin 59. nb B..l..oodst...... ock. .(Mg... y Poy y 58.5 1, Bego s R Prest (a ...... 50 18:3-1-4 Wins 36.98), Go 1.00, $ 41.00, $ nkied Jee Rowe (3) (Stawell) Good (4),14 Mis Ange 4.80 2 nd tob a80nd, ar mbands3, Sma Mdn 1200m Alibi 57b 1,a tPektled home roon, tbl(6),ac kFa mtherDroalt ps in grade requi, 3rdre tdur.n. N o 5th to ckiston) 5g By s82 Cap eM SymTo onsCai y Drama 5 A JOohwnnstoer B2 ins Priz3e3mone.00 oft(5), Wayne Count $4.60, $4.80 on ...... M 33.00 W Nichols . . t 58 8 Career record Rulz 57 3 , Btg $3 8 FraTrainer r leaf clovery, L, MsleevescKinnis, M L , Btg $4.00,e $ epaulettes, 2nd turn. 0), Synthetic, No Curnol. our3s7. ma30),of Sof winners. 101.00 8th to 800m K (alNi ties.A Bla 7 46Owner Mrs J 36.77), Good(4),ins Easy lPeriz (11em) oneyMs 2 nd to turn. ord 8:0-2-1an W 56.5 S Choice 56 3, B5tg) J D Pears D 8.5 w (5) E ...... J Mot emoney $67,365 (J 2, W ritten Last turn. reen, L yePlalorrwy, fMours M Parr KAle Tjan dra 56 3 red, whit to 800m,(Last 600m 35.1 , $21.00 H2nodo tpo t riding lots k Boss 58 3, Btg $ competitive. ITCHICOO PARabnorm Z) (16:0-2-2): d 1anding3:0-1-1 W ,St Btg $8.00, $16.00 CareerMs rec N Berim 5 2, Chairman’s g’s Hand ( $ ...... L Smith 5 3s21 Elzinga erson ...... 00 2000 (1) Priz Bm78 2 000m 56 , 13th 800m, .5 (L ColoursOw gner B Thomas, Mrs Colours 7 3,(1) Bt g58.5 $9.00 and capTrac ce to be more .Fly oxy Cougar (N 9 Care0er CrecorommTrimouille 56 4 ...... 5 2.20 5 8.32548 Kin ...... 6.50 7 6 ) Ms A Macph 57 25 8 8.1L Ballar at .12), 14th to 1200m t Rst58 1600m 56 R Power, N Power, led turn. d cap Of Pegasus 2,mo Shockna Shaockro 5n ntnd, gets the chanracaned ear– Slyp sarkstages horn Park - F pa t th(9ro)u 5gho 8ut 9 ...... (J $13,775 l 56. 1 ). 3rd to turn. ) S Fliedner 1 t 58.5 kiedee (3 nstone ...J Fry 10TH, 03Jun1 3 (Last 600m 38 l18 10L Echuca 1s 36.77), and capMcKinnis, oredom an ile – W ings ( 2) 6 Kar white cresc ea 5 b m DeOvenr mr multiples. T 7 Ratjaga es,Am wide ge c$1ap1,250 ...... dn 1350m 5 8.5 s ...... J McNei ill , F&M’s Mdn 1200m (fav (18 ...... J Mot s2321 Fran ) Ms G Joh 7.00 , Lim 54, 2:09.8 r Tim 8TH, 07Ju (La st 600m nardini (USowe) – B ey marhet Mi Cashmanss y blue, gold an6.5d side chance fo (Bendigo) tionra) 2(1f ) 58.5rraced early s ck quart10.0er0 s58.5, oran . L Donald M & T Cors 0ten6T0mH, 308.3J0un18 4.6L Swan H 5.960 10 (Last. 0600m 2 6s774 Surgical 58.5 Carthy ...... 33.00 8 eam cwh (4 nan 56.5 1 McNeil 4) 16 57 2, Ti ge 0, Lim 54, 1:38.98 a 56.5 3 b g BReower & J L R ilmore) s Prizemon Joh3 bnny f S T Colours Hnaav cha (6) 5 Out eeTvesrain, er S FliednerEllert i oConnn & Se cZahr: J A Vella) Ove th so fw h1i3te , ( bla10) $ 7TH, 23Jun18 4.2 ion b (4) L ast 600m21 J Noo Set weinaghnt s, 1:15 Bundle (9) (4) D J Mc s, nsini 56.5 rangest Dr ...... J Noo as Man 55 1, Brigadier turn. King 10) 1 59 1, Easy Dram s A Macpherrdson 6(K:0-0-1 Win D S 16 ) 7 iamonds, white – sl MADALE17 (M Tha e Park Pty Ltd (Mg1): Gavelt, seams snleeves 2-1/4 l eColourn 6 – Zilrattziae 2(NZ)yo+ Star SCreatet w eights, 1:22.81 (L ...... 58.... (J Al..l.e.n.. 6..) 11, , G eegee Boom 3 Cash The Raven nd, white sleeve ...... J Lore 9 935s6 St ner ...... 18.00 Soft(7), Mid th to 800m, 6th ke Of Nottingham turn. TrainerCa Mreer rec o on, B J Pearce, (IR on (Swan Hill) gold cap purple, gold d Shadow DRA Owner Wingrov desr, bla (2:0ck -0-ligh t1n0ing00 bo(1) 1100wh (3)e g 59Ro0mthe Wsayanga 9 4Keatis4n3g 3) 13, Race 8 o1,za Bemanigood Tsoy ...a nky Missus 56 1 3 2 , white and red ba innell ...... 6.5 20.00 tc (8) S Flied oney 56 $11.00, $10.00 5 m70 Good(4), Du , $101.00 Last to s A K Macphers rs P J ner Nathan Hobs I J Sp encer, Coloursg Dan e al SagaCo - lMoursossce 3s6:ilve4-5-6 Wins 21om.00 The Cab4i nchet 1 (Caulofi elmdatch) ayne (6) CBounyroty n58.5 C Soft(7), Cra $3.50 9th to Colours blue o (12) R J L Thornton 5 rd Spark ...... P Mol 55.5 3, Btg Com Park Syn B 59.5 3, Btg $26.00 Owner$4 M785 d, R Carratello,1 M200m 56.5 57(Ms.5 Trai s iss B D Spencer, 3 b/br By ReCareer record 3roltd os, fbl 7ac k(1 p) om$ p Raid ner Jri eFd M hoarloneyd b ut n C3u6tt.72)s80) , SZoft(esto5), W , Btg $21.00GE, NCY39.25), se 58 3, Btg $4.60, 5.00 Ankhbands, T quillartered cap ...... D 1 0 75817 Ha ...... 6 33.00 ul18 24L Racing. 6 (Last 2, Mutin C Alford, B J AlfLo rHamilton Mdn rs M nrpelre, D y eMllo Bwe aspottty, M R Dench, B gold capelong ly Sandra 3/4 witlenh, liglgh th1n07,01ding b 5 yo Fw ft(5) JTurnaie 4. T eeding 0(M 5g8.r:1 05R A irman’s Choice 56 3EMER 2, Night In Paradi sini 58.5 l2owly away. 4bl ue and red arm ive Joy on Warren 56.5 5.50 (7) M Sell .... Winks 5 10TH, 08J , Lim 54, 2:17.1 3) 54 Russell, 8TR H, 28May18 6.5 N Macpherson,6 M (L ast 60C0molours Ow pu D niB se’s G ran tSohamng, I Backwhereib Cashourn – eS) all fo r Prizem 1- oney $ 11g00m – M isSsa l eB1 100ma2yvie 58 (MMs dS n So er Showtf 1im4e (Br2) $9.5 Mo(1) t12he00r 58.5 (3) 2, Cha rn (12) 60.5 58 ..ar...s J Lorentious in barriers. S ft (NZ) – Fetest (8) Jas ...J McNeil Alejandra awkes .....J (J McNeil 6) 11 Dyke Warrior (1 M Bowman, Mst L weig hts, 1:15.2 allis,r CaN Rsh Bar –r ,De Ford, Ms 3 b f Dal shHug Forlin (Cranb ield) ), ifa,7 Gb hgeedaa BootlBeendigo Bm64 rdly, er 7 lenOw 2n nd o 3-5 Wins Md 10n 00 1 H, 7athrde turn. illieen . ..a.nd...... whimte , stLast turn. Frac 3 ch g S9sta rcDocarockra an ...... 00 1 1 0s073 W & J H 9.50 2200m 59 Don 56 1, Sir Van 16 Zizou on sleeves Bowman, AD oodt 4) 10, Se d & P M Schols , Lukey Dee8 b g DL a Jsh W Fo o)teringham, C M Trainer Michae McCarthy L(Catd ul(Mfgr: T S Wilson57.0 A4l TH Na, 17Jun18 3.5L mpO’Neeilld (Beawnkwadigst o)600m 36.4fo2),r wi nnon r recnogrdarat 27:4ta -2yo+ 31.00 8th settling od (7) itJe sPt0ar mL, gr58.5e (J 800 5 Payne (Plumpton) aniel Bow m 56.5 50. a d (18) M, . D Lane 56 .88), Synthetic, El ettling, black stripes, maro L A Martin, W G Reday Mahala 56.5 10 (1) Rskobuer, tMsorsn (VB endigL Ket y, Mrs Traint Lerig htB JRacing Pty T Train Jan e2r 1A.dam 5J4,u 1:06.76 (La llerto 7 n & D Fullert Ca159ree0m Wa rth $ YoulCo Be loWodonga ursGo red, Mdn wh 140 - no abnormalities. 56.5 (H Trainer Patrick ‘n’ Us (7) Dent Ltd (Mgr: .C Symons Bella Lucian ...... 600m 36 $6.00, $8.00 8th s lours light blue, H Masoch, 23), Soft(7), La -1 Wins 130 0, $41.00,Trai nerA LM Eio etham, Mrs N Clohes Owner Firs cCarthy son), V S milevski,Mdn Gooyd( nt4)on 6) 9, Lim l-3/4lerton, l eMnr s6 Nth Fe u oIfn GrinzPingur e Coloury oneyo $ ru98n,750s back. Wo11 s98s6, 157 4J u(lT18 2 .3L d white stSarofst(6) cap, H ard Vetted ald Mdn 1350m Gelomodstoc k Managem ...... 3.00 1 2 31s70 1) D K Weir ... 6 25.00 robius 59 3, Btg red near Co 37. record 9:1-2 w 58.5 3, Btg $31.0 erentstnonall, G J Le y(1s )( Mgr: J Owner( MB gJr: M A Dickin ns PrizemoneThor Owstartner when G Dder Fu7 59.5 1, Awak Prizemone 2.P Friitzteemr for tw nald Bm 64 134TH50m sleevesei,g rhts,ed a1n:27.22 , orthern RoseJun18 3.6 L Don 600m 6O wner 34 Price B arthy ... 56.5 3 Edition (1 Walker 5 58 2, Mac , 9th turn. Hampe d cap Career 2, Diamond Arro out duOringw nerN L ERob Br nses 130y, 0Malle (1) 2e40 B 0o S D L R acing 2:0-0-0 Wi hampered at ), Ch oisbor ordiou 31s:0-2- 1230 0mW3ins.00 M, $ 21Soft.00 (6) July Jun18 5.2L Do mt i36ng .77)9) ,1 4, Set w pun 2(,U WSh) ite– NWith 5TH, 23 81600m (Last (6) B J McC .Ms N Beriman s Imperial ...... M m, 10th 800m an ukhoor 58.5ney $25,115 2nd turn. Huncg 2nd odirdngs 22, :2-Mrs2- 1 K WCiloh son) Caree Br Jre Dyecord Heavy(9CareerSanctimo reca 5 6.5n 3, Btg $1 8TH, 23 1.88 (L a-s t 600Kea 5 ch rg St Hardarkey S58.5 ton) ) 13, Set we ights, 1:22.1 d Toya Ms J G Chapm0 Han)acha Prizemoney Johnston . 15.00 13 3170 ) Levi Kavanagh 9th 1200 ies. h g Zizou – B Prizemo d to 80 0m, Geelong Syntheti stewaCrdar’s eerM rec Gid gr: Mrs K Parkin Antonious & D Wins 1400 (1)(2 ) $16.00 2 55.0, Ga la Moshe 2. First-up. thoughtt.ter 2) 12, LimB 54y M, 1:2akfi (GB) istuyg Seh a54. 5 1, M rideoake e(Mttliorning,n g 9t h Coateffey 10 ty 58.5 1, Begoo 7 0 1: 0-0-0 Winsr ry (13) Ms A lker 56 .5 iletto d (15 stages of Twin Rivers built and came on day 69 of the Riverine malit 5 c gton) $31.00 le 0.8L rial t o mel (M :1-1-1 17m59.5 Feb (J Po ) 4g 2,‘n’ M To D R B 8th s l no, G M Coun cord u Wa Vetted - no abnor Johnston (Mornin R 15Jun18 sht nck, abnormalitiesSe. Tt weights, ourpnehyy) $ &4 4,Sno688wcar Prizem58m oney $550record 8 yo , Fillies Mdn 11 P$late19,77 G5ood(3) Mdn 130rd.0m 58 R (D NugentT O’Brien 1, Light ‘n’ar Firdely 60 Tra $11in.00,er $13.00 Accardo, D Ierma , Soft(5), Wayne Btg $7.00, Career re Jamaican H ...... M 0 09s75 Smart St CIES 4.80 turn. 7.5 Trainer Ms A lahan B loodstock, 2ND, Vetted - nno H olland 7) 10, PrizemM :0-0-0rr nWaminbso ol B Career n18 17.7L Moe 3 Valley6 02nd20ymo to turn. 8 5.9L rid Penr oolanet icboa Bm70 110L0mORIMo E58 t(5), ZeddaJ 5u6m.5pe d awkw O n9et h5 t6urn.5 .3 , Btg R Accard1PRINTo, M M P36.72) n’s Cho ice 56 3, 8 5s ms (W...... 6.5 25.0 1 4 EMERGEN (a) 57.5 (10) 5 gi, J ohnston Hou , 130race.0m 58.5 (Dea 1, American 7Marear1e7r 0.reco8L, r 1.3Ld 6 Wa 0 (Last LAoST,ney 1 8J$25,u 330 ts, 1 :1 170.000m7 (Las 58 t l7 TcHa, m23Feb1p.1L F Geeormlong Synth 3 , Good(4), Dyadam Sof(2:0-0-0): settling, 5th8 .8005 m,1.00 Owner S 58.5 2, Chairma 000 th turn. $550 (9) MDd nJ 1 W400millia 58.5 B Allen (a) 5 ...... B Allen r Lad Owner A Yar Lewis, J Williams Mdn tisfaction. ta Magic 56.5 n 1200m 55WON,.5 1C 10, Lim 54, 1:18.9 Prizem 5) 1 0h,d Se Geelongt weigh Cls 1 In suc7ceTH 2s,, sf 2u9Jun18 7. t weights, 1 :19.84, 1:04.13 (LastFaras $13ha. 0 (0NZ) , Btg $21.00 3r(2)d $41.00 53 1800300mm, 58t9.h5 t urn. Accardo Mothea6r00ide (1n) SW $25,, 11th 800m, 12 8R 8eplay.7L Mildu ra ...... 00 K Weir ...... 33.00 8 Ambassado tes, ba nd, armbands rkie, A P restipino, G son .52 s,a Synthetic, Alber ck Donald 1st4.8 M0,d $7.50 8.5 (J Benbow 4) 2,O pTheen 1400m 85J7an (J18 M nsotet , lng 57 1,m C3an6.78) St,ar 57 5) 10, Se on 7 ) 8, Li m 58 3 , Btg $11.00, 58le n3 8th of 9 ndigo 1st Bm64+ Accardo & S L 5 Wyinos &1200 up (1) M 1 7.00 12th settling 96 TH, 21May 1 6.11 (La stA 600m Sweeney 56.5 4. ard t (14) D Duffy 57.5 , white epaulet Buzza, D St a S Davey, M Ma 1:19 23Jun18 0.5L, n.5 4 , Btg $ Last 6010m300m 5$2590 ’s Baluu lGfieldirl 5 9.53yo 2ND, 2 9), L4.9a T4iger (Leassat 600 ates hig.5h, l (yM. s S Thornt 8 2, Dabamy a5rt Misl s5il9e 1 , wOuhren 11-1/4 6Jul18 1.7L nBe-Hillside 2yo m 35.46), se c (10an 3 c)5 :l458aim-5-3. 2 $8.00, $ 10. et weights, 1 l:2a (11) P .... D Lane ret Rew rtson J Colours red Porter, C Slade, x 3R 56D, 3, Messika 56 eights, 1:13.62 ( 30GooJudn1(4),8 M11aka.3L C 0,s t 600m 31)7.74 7, )Lim, Heav 54,y( 1:4 1.0 0 59 7t.5hR 3to, 8050m4 1, BronsWeiki 5r) 2fic ,B yC lSear Signa 5T4H0, 0 m Sandow 18.74 (Last 600 AvppraC Garenrandeterice record u$e205 ,865 9. Egan 1s21) 614, SarsaparilS Vasori 56.5 2, ameron ...... 50 36354 Sec (2) L E Robe 33.00 W Williams, S Xpress n 7) 11, Set w Lu600casm 3LA6.2S8),T, 5754, 4 ,1 :2Bt3.g 2$521.0 (La (D Lane Btg $ 26.00en, d$5ment EL STAR (.6D8 K), Synthet ampered0, $21.0o0 unt5 K i(lcJ oy 1 ) 9, Lim 54, 1:pace 3-1/ 4 2 Chee60.5 2, (1) Pr wizhemoite andney bl . m 8. (7) 56.5 1 0 8 Escaday 56.5 1, 0) R & S C 56 8. 15 ashman w ...... 55 and ca p rfect Lass (Lug Gerhoutma 5651h,Settieac 1ltshty 7 3 Sth3ella)13,EfforLimt edik 51 2 Famopireosa5 L ib7e rty3, 57 1, Am 3rdEItFoF 600m 342nd to turn. 6 5 a3y, Bhtg$3Mdn1.0 11 09mM 58. (J Childe s1 35 Showed Rock Of M ahal 1900 (1)c2lo23ver3, red, lley6 Bm782Ro7 04samo0 nd s black Good(3), Maree b0 0(1$9 00 12th J Noonan ohnny The C ...... l (NZ) Pe S s 2200 (1) 2nd t hro Di ieJGewell ng S ynt c54ted ( L5 Smit 1 StOvereeratSche G od(4) E $1 80 (fav) (1 000MG): Slowlyarrett 5 aw4L Echuca 00 00 G d(4) Jun S 58 1 C e l white blue LMo5 dpnee Va 9 al halve 35 58)0522s Sister$1100 $12 Y 200 16 6s1s3 J h 7 20 00