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Water Bills could soar to pay for drinkable water
Despite holding claim to the second most expensive and comfortably the most complained about water of council areas categorised as 'medium-sized' within NSW, Yass Valley water could be about to become even more expensive.
Yass Valley Council will tonight be presented with information stating an increase of $260 per year to Typical Residential Bills will be required to pay for the construction of an upgraded water treatment plant if they fail to receive further government subsidies.
Households in Yass Valley paid $3.40 per kL of water used in 2019/20 which is well above the median of $2.22/kL in the medium category of 19 Councils with Walgett holding the cheapest at $0.90 and Tenterfield the most expensive at $3.80.
The project cost is estimated now to total $33.2 million, with the Council's water operations still holding an outstanding loan of $11.954 million as of June 2020, due to the raising of the Yass Dam Wall project of 2013, which also received no government subsidy.
For those that can recall, the Dam Wall project's repayments were considered hefty at the time at $205.67 per year for each household and was the highest loan repayment in medium category water operations in the state.
The financial modelling, requested by Councillors shows upgrading the water treatment plant with no assis- Yass River water loaded with organics triggered a 'Boil Water Alert' in 2020. tance would outdo that by $54 per Dam wall overtopping - Photo credit GS Aerial Imaging household. Continued page 2.
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Above: Edwina Hagan inside her home the ‘Rose Inn’ which is the oldest home in YassTown,circa 1837. Edwina experienced dirty water and wrote to the Editor calling for change. Children at Banjo Paterson Park in Yass use the public bubbler to cool off. Yass treatment plant failed to deliver safe drinking water due to floodwaters in 2020 triggering a week of Boil Water Alerts.
Tough decisions. Water prices were hiked to achieve water security in Yass Valley without federal or state grants. (Right) Former Mayor Nic Carmody attending the 2013 official opening of the Dam Wall Upgrade which kept severe water restrictions at bay in years to follow.
A typical residential bill for 2021-22 with no and the Department of Planning and subsidy would hit $1,440 an increase of Infrastructure over its initial dismissal that $260 per year (22%) to service a new Yass needs a more complex treatment 22-million-dollar loan. system than currently funded by the State Government. The report states ‘…the combination of very high water bills and poor quality of water will Are you willing to accept the rate increase if make it painful to the households. It is it means issues with Yass Valley water are necessary to seek the highest amount of corrected? Or are you okay with the water in government subsidy.’ its current state if it means further rate rises can be avoided? Council is undertaking a peer review with the results of this yet to be finalised and Let us hear your opinion in writing to made public. It's hoped the peer review will [email protected] break the stalemate between the Council Max O’Driscoll Page 3 YASS VALLEY TIMES WEDNESDAY May 26, 2021 Berinba Public School 50 Year Committee Call-out
community to join a committee to help got such a wide range of kids in our plan the celebrations. school who are all of different abilities The committee will be responsible and all different areas of the for creating events and fundraising for community,” she said. the school throughout 2022, and Experience with events of a larger Secretary Clare Silvestro says magnitude and an understanding of celebration plans are very much a the culture at Berinba are desired by blank canvas at the minute. the P&C group. “There’s not really much in the works “Somebody who has been in charge at the moment; we’re just looking at of organising a school fete or other big getting a committee together to try and events would be great because I’m not organise all of the events for next sure any of us P&C people have done year, and we don’t know what events something that large before, so it’d be there will be, but there was talk about good to get some experience in that doing a school fete.” respect.” “We’re just looking for people to be a “People who’ve had some part of the committee, and then we association with the school would be Could you help the Berinba Raphael has fun on the mechanical can go from there,” she said. fantastic,” she said. There are some committee create a special 50th bucking bull, one of the many The celebration is as much about ideas in the works already, but people event? activities at the event. the 50th anniversary as it is a with fresh ideas and wanting to help Sam & Rebecca Furphy with their Berinba from above. celebration of just how far the school share the load for the current team are children Orlando, Alexander & Berinba Public School will next year has come. being encouraged to register their Raphael enjoying Berinba's celebrate its 50th anniversary and is “Berinba is a very inclusive school, interest via [email protected] Welcome BBQ earlier this year. putting a call out for members of the we’re the only school in Yass that has an enriched learning area, and we’ve Max O’Driscoll of lifting a water meter box lid, opening the lid of the recently leaving my meter lids open and a walk Letter to the Editor water meter, taking the reading as displayed and around of 20 other meters showed all were left open Dear Editor, closing both lids. also. Your paper, the recent Yass Valley Council's Mayoral Message flyer and the general messaging This task seems too difficult for Council as such the The point to be made is that Council needs to get from Council is that they are on the ball and doing a water meter numbers get covered with muck, debris the basics right before attempting more challenging great job. falls into the box and we ratepayers have to suffer tasks and as a couple out of left field, how many From my experience if you can't get the basics right inaccurate readings, incorrect bills and lids left resources and how much money are we spending, then the more complicated becomes impossible. crooked. budgeting for or have spent in 2120 / 2021 on our sister city in China and why has Council not spruked By example, I wrote to Councillors again today Our Council, rather than action procedures upon my about replacing the same wooden bridge in about Council leaving meter lids and meter box lids complaints has used ratepayer resources to explain Binalong twice. Need I go on, improvement is open each and every time and each and every that I don't know what I am talking about and that needed. meter that I have. I wrote about how I have there is no problem, time and time again. written over 15 letters over two decades and how Your ever vigilant ratepayer Council has been unable to perform the simple task Nothing has changed,Council has read meters Touie Smith snr
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the ACT, was driving on Wee A pursuit was initiated after Station, where they were all They both appeared at Jasper Road, Tumut, towards the Toyota failed to stop, and charged with aggravated Goulburn Local Court (Friday Police Yass. two sets of road spikes were break, enter and steal – in 21 May 2021), where the man successfully deployed, company and trespass. was formally refused bail to Police have been told a causing the utility to become appear at the same court on Report witness disturbed the un-driveable. The driver was also charged Wednesday (26 May 2021). occupants of the Toyota, with police pursuit - not stop - allegedly attempting to steal a As the Toyota came to a stop, drive dangerously, not comply The two teens, aged 15 and Four people will face court motorcycle from a rural four occupants fled into a with direction to stop/move, 16, were also charged with 'be today on multiple charges property near Tumut before nearby property on Gums and drive while licence carried in conveyance taken following a pursuit with police fleeing. Lane, Yass. After a short foot cancelled. An outstanding without consent of owner', in an alleged stolen vehicle in pursuit, all four occupants warrant was also executed. with the younger boy Yass Valley. Officers attached to The were arrested. additionally charged with Hume Police District The 18-year-old was also possess prohibited drug and About 3pm (Thursday 20 May responded and attempted to The driver, a 23-year-old man charged with 'be carried in carry cutting weapon upon 2021), police received stop the Toyota on Wee and three teenage conveyance taken without apprehension. information that a Toyota Jasper Road just after passengers, aged 18, 16 and consent of owner.' Hilux, allegedly stolen from 3.30pm. 15, were taken to Yass Police They have been refused bail. Page 5 YASS VALLEY TIMES WEDNESDAY May 26, 2021 Geoff Frost to leave Council
estimated 17,000 people who live that goes without saying, but we've he would remain involved with the within the Yass Valley for so many done a lot of work on water over my issues that concern locals, and in years is something Geoff takes pride time." particular, the fight to refurbish the in. "What worries about Yass itself at the Memorial Hall. moment is that we don't have any "It's a really good experience being a drainage plan, and there is no Whilst he admitted there were Councillor, and not until you've been it stormwater system," he said. occasionally frustrations tied to the for a little while do you realise you've role, he still had no regrets and would got a fair responsibility there as well." Whilst other Councillors and Council recommend to anyone in the staff have hinted in recent time that community considering running for "There's 17,000 people that live in the the long-term solution to getting election to give it the best shot. district, and 9 of them get to talk at quality water into the Yass Valley that table." would involve Canberra, Geoff isn't as "Go and do it!" convinced. "The public's been really good with me "You'll learn so much about people the whole time; I've never had an "I've always been very dubious about and a lot about yourself as well." issue with people abusing me or any that." of those sorts of things," he said. "If you put the work in, you'll get the "The problem with the Canberra water rewards back, and people do notice," After three consecutive terms as a When he first started, Geoff believes supply is that the Canberra economy he said. Councillor with Yass Valley Council, the Council had much more of a local and the way Canberra runs its Geoff Frost will not be running again. focus and hopes the next group of budgeting relies very much on the sale He did, however, want to warn councillors can help this focus return. of high-priced land in the ACT." aspirational councillors to veer away Geoff had always planned to leave from promising too much as they after this term which was meant to be "I'd like to see it more focused at that "If we became dependent on Canberra attempt to be elected, as the nature of last year but was extended due to local level than what it has been." water, it'll be a very big temptation for Council relies on at least four other Covid-19. any Canberra government to say, councillors support before anything "There's a temptation to get carried 'guys we don't want you to put a lot can be accepted. "They extended the sentence," Geoff away with the issues and whatever in there, and we don't think we should be said with a chuckle. the Council, and it's pretty easy to supplying the water to something Geoff's 13 years with Council is a forget sometimes that we're there to that's competitive to what we're remarkable achievement, and his Thirteen years ago, Geoff decided to provide services for the public." doing'," he said. continued commitment to making the run for Council because he "wanted to Yass Valley a better place is see things get done". After being asked what particular As for what's next, Geoff will continue something that should be lauded as issues he'd like to see resolved in the in his role as President of Yass Can his tenure comes to an end. "Council looked like and was, an future, Geoff brought up the water, as Assist, as well as his return to Yass opportunity to be able to influence and well as an issue he thinks will grow in FM. With three out of the current nine make things happen, and still is." relevance, which is Yass' lack of a councillors announcing they will not be drainage plan. "I was involved a lot with the beginning running in the September election, "I just think right now I need to be of the radio station, and I'm starting and with potential for more to follow, it somewhere else, and it's also good to "The more I think about leaving, the back and do a lot of that stuff," he appears the Yass Valley is set to see a open it up and let other people have a more I think about things I'd like to see said. refreshed local council. go," he said. done." Even though he may be stepping Max O'Driscoll The responsibility of representing the "The water is the obvious one, I think down from Council, Geoff hinted that
Just before 1pm Saturday (22 The other motorcyclist, a suffered head injuries and is or Crime Stoppers on 1800 May 2021), the men were 19-year-old man and learner in a stable condition. 333 000. Police riding together along Range rider, also veered off the road Road, Grabben Gullen, 45km and crashed into a ditch. Officers attached to The Anyone with information about north-west of Goulburn. Hume Police District have this incident is urged to
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Another commenter said the project detracted from the money and time spent trying to make the area's Murrumbateman roads safer.
"Let's spend millions straightening the road to re- duce the danger of the curves. Now let's put a servo with turning lanes and vehicles leaving and trying to get back on the highway. You tried to get out of Her- cules St at peak hours or a Saturday morning?"
A shared view was that this had the potential to take away from what makes Murrumbateman special and the reason many of its residents choose to live there, its character.
"Murrumbateman is going to lose all its character and become another piece of Canberra monstros- ity," wrote a commenter.
Councillor Mike Reid responded to criticism directed at Yass Valley Council for allowing the development
application to be proposed. The community of Murrumbateman has spoken up shared varying reasons for their disappointment with regarding the development application for a new the proposal. "Just for the record! Council has been asked to sup- Highway Service Centre. port a "gateway" proposal. If we deny this, the appli- The most common perspective was that there was cant can simply go to court and probably will get the The proposal is currently prohibited as the land is no need for another service station with so many OK to continue (if Council objects, we get into litiga- zoned primary production. other options nearby. tion and big $$$ and we may lose!)," his comment
read. The applicant is seeking an amendment to the Yass "20mins from Nicholls, only about 15 to Yass. Do we
Valley Local Environmental Plan 2013 (YVLEP) to The Planning Proposal is now on public exhibition permit a highway service centre at the intersection really need one there? If someone were to want to until 5pm Monday, 7 June 2021 with submissions of Barton Highway and Long Rail Gully Road. stop, I'd rather they support the pub or IGA than a currently being accepted via Council's website. corporate monstrosity," wrote one commenter.
In response to a post made in the Murrumbateman Max O'Driscoll Notice Board, some residents of Murrumbateman '3 service stations in Yass town. One on the Hume. Mouse Plague Hits Yass
numbers-wise, but in his Glen put forward the following Max O'Driscoll opinion, there has been a things people can do to help significant increase in protect their property from comparison to other winters. rodents: - Keeping all lawns mowed "Well, in winter, we normally - Keeping gardens clean and see a significant amount of clear rodent activity as they move - Putting all their dog food and into the warmer roof cavities." water away overnight - Putting everything in airtight "I can't really describe it lockable containers in the numbers-wise [right now], but pantries it has significantly increased - Keeping food off the ground and doesn't compare to a - Regular vacuuming standard winter," he said. Whilst these things help Glen says that whilst minimise the risks of rodent store-bought baits may be the invasion, Glen warned there cheapest alternative, people was no surefire way of should be careful with what protecting your property baits they are using and completely. suggested getting professional advice on what "Every house is going to have bait to use. a tiny crack or crevice that a little mouse can get into; it's "The first step at the moment just trying to reduce them is to seek some professional being drawn back to the Owner of Jim's Pest weeks, there's been a advice, only due to the property," he said. Control - Yass, Glen Wynn significant increase in rodents seriousness of the baiting says the mouse plague in Yass, Murrumbateman and process," he said, One Yass resident reported affecting much of regional the surrounds," he said. trapping as many as 200 mice NSW has officially hit the Yass Particular care must be taken in their roof in the past few Valley. Compared to a traditional regarding baits when it comes weeks; with activity like this in winter of rodent activity, Glen to households that have pets. May, it could be an ominous "Definitely in the last three says it's difficult to compare warning for the incoming winter. Page 7 YASS VALLEY TIMES WEDNESDAY May 26, 2021 Yass Hospital to lose COVID security staff
$10 million was provided in 2020-21 for an additional 316 security staff to be available at hospitals where there are COVID clinics.
Additional security staff were contracted at the beginning of the pandemic in April 2020 to assist with COVID-19 screening processes at the Yass Hospital entrance. As COVID-19 cases have significantly decreased across NSW, the contract with the external security company providing these additional security staff for COVID screening will end on 30 May 2021. All other security staff will remain in place.
Since 2012, NSW Health has increased security staffing by 225 full time equivalent (FTE) or 23 per cent to 1187 FTE at June 2020. This includes both Security Officers and Health and Security Assistants employed by NSW Health.
Across NSW since 2016, $19 million has been invested to improve security in emergency departments at public hospitals, upgrading CCTV systems, improving access controls between public and staff and installing remote locking to public The Yass Valley Times has stakeholder who wants to see ‘Yass Hospital has security management of aggression access doors. been made aware that the security staff placement measures in place to ensure and de-escalation. An external security staff deployed at Yass continue for the safety and the safety of patients and security company monitors In addition, more than $5 Hospital during the initial peace of mind of staff and staff, including appropriate and responds to duress million has been invested to COVID response will be patients. security staffing. alarms. upgrade duress alarms for removed at the end of this staff in emergency month. A spokesperson for Southern Two Health and Security As part of the NSW departments, which they are New South Wales Local Assistants are employed at Government’s $800 million mandated to wear while on The measure has sparked Health District responded to the hospital to provide investment to support the duty.’ concern with The Yass Valley our enquiries with the security support to staff who health system’s response to Times receiving following statement. are trained in the the COVID-19 pandemic, communication from a
Netball
It was another big week for Junior Netball in Yass.
The Vixens defeated the Fever 11-5. Lightning comfortably beat Little Shots 30-2.
The Birds beat Giants 21-10. Spaceballs defeated Great Balls of Fire in a nail biting finish at 11-9.
Scorplings beat Bouncing Bunnings convincingly at 11-1.
Galaxy Gang defeated Friends 11-10 in another close finish.
Shooting Stars bested The Bears 10-3.
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The meeting is to aid the efforts of an Native Title anthropological research project to support the process of a possible land Meeting claim in the area.
The study includes the areas of the Yass Soldiers ACT, Queanbeyan, Yass, Goulburn and Bungendore as well as many Club more.
If you wish to attend the meeting or There will be a Native Title meeting at have any queries, contact the Yass Soldiers Club on Saturday NTSCORP’s Community Facilitation from 9:30am-2:30pm with all Unit at 1800 111 844 Aboriginal people who assert native
title rights and interests invited to Max O’Driscoll attend.
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check of 'you can't do this next week, even though you think nobody is travelling there's a lot of people travelling.'
There are options to pre-book international holidays for 2023, but Uschi suggested steering clear of those options, with so much uncertainty remaining worldwide due to the pandemic.
"There is stuff you can book for 2023 already, like world cruises, but again you have to pay a deposit, put money down and then you don't know whether you'll get it back."
"You'll always get it back in the form of a credit, but so many people have so many credits they're getting a bit blasé about it," she said.
Uschi also suggested to those that are opposed to being vaccinated that they should get used to the idea of not being able to leave the country when borders do finally open.
"The vaccine will help, and if you want to travel in the future, you'll have to have a vaccine."
"A lot of people say, 'well I don't want to be forced to have a vaccine', but when people used to go to obscure Asian destinations or Africa or South America, they had to have typhoid, yellow fever, hepatitis shots, and people would do it without even asking another question," she said.
The travel industry is undoubtedly one of the hardest-hit industries due to the pandemic, with Uschi making a plea to those with holidays to book in Yass to consider using her services. Managing Director at The Travel Compass in that, I can go to Paris or the U.S' and now they're Yass Uschi Howard says that domestic travel is saying, 'well we can't go to Paris or the U.S and it "Use your local travel agent because if you don't, currently incredibly popular whilst international doesn't matter how expensive it is so let's do it'," they're going to die!" travel appears a while away. she said. "If we survive the next three or four years, it could "The news in travel is that our borders are going to The "bucket list" items currently require a bit of go back to some decent exposure, but we need the be closed as they say officially until mid-next year if time and planning, as many people share similar support of the clients to make that happen," she not later, and I think by mid next year we will ideas when it comes to a domestic holiday. said. probably have a bit more than New Zealand, we might have the South Pacific, but it's now all about "You will struggle to get on to the Indian Pacific this Max O'Driscoll travelling within Australia." year, so everybody's got the same idea,"
"People have their bucket lists that they "I would say if there's a bucket list item you want to beforehand might've said 'that's too expensive, for do, come and talk to me and I'll give you the reality
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Wed closed from 1:00 - 2:00 and closed from 2:00 - 3:00 on Wed for staff meetings. Page 11 YASS VALLEY TIMES WEDNESDAY May 26, 2021 Fundraising to restore Yass Scout Hall
The 1st Yass Scouts Group held a fundraising cake stall and sausage sizzle at the street stall outside Miller’s Pharmacy in Comur Street on Saturday morning.
The morning aimed to raise vital funds to help restore the Scout Hall.
“We were given some grants to do a lot of renovation to remove the asbestos from the hall from the state government and council, but part of those agreements was we had to contribute X amount of money.”
“Also, we hope to replace some of our tents which are past their use-by date; they’ve got broken poles, missing tent pegs and all sorts of things,” said Yass Scouts Group Leader Jenny Thompson.
The scout club in Yass will also celebrate its 100th anniversary in 2022, with the hope being the funds raised from the weekend will mean works can begin soon, and the hall will be ready for the celebrations next year. Max O’Driscoll Scouts- Jake Wullaert, Penny Scown, Oliver Erickson, Benji Erickson and Jenny Thompson. WOW DAY Recap
Wear Orange Wednesday brought the people of Yass into town with sausages and SES merch on offer.
Whilst the morning started a little slower than they would have hoped, as the fog cleared, and the sun came out the day picked up considerably.
The aim of the day was to celebrate the work of our SES volunteers here in Yass, as well as potentially provide an opportunity for those within the community to see the Yass team and ask questions regarding what it takes to be an SES volunteer.
The Yass branch currently has 12 recruits in training but are always looking for more, and with so many new faces, it might just be the perfect time to join.
If you can see yourself in orange head to the SES-Yass Branch Facebook page for further details. Max O’Driscoll WOW DAY- Jade Bleakley, Roger Denham, Deborah Taylor and Jess Todd. Dan Sings About The Commercial “I’ve always written, even when I was a practice prior to the gramophone and Dan wants to see more opportunities for four-year-old kid I’d make up songs, but I record player. people to perform in Yass, and in particular didn’t start putting them up on Youtube and folk artists or in similar acoustically doing albums until about 2015.” “Sometimes a song hits, like the time I focused genres. wrote a song about Yass water was at a “I’ve written a whole album of ballads time where everyone was very angry about “I keep trying to establish a singer’s about the history of Yass,” he said. the water.” session in Yass, and we’d get between 10 The album titled “Zombie Sheep of the and 15 people in the crowd.” Murrumbidgee”, was inspired by a post “I guess prior to the gramophone and Turning Yass into a hub for the Arts may made to the Yass Notice Board. From record player, every family had a piano, be a pipedream for some, but it’s there, the history of Yass quickly became a and someone in the town would sing something Daniel believes could happen, musical inspiration for Daniel. songs about everything that was going on,” using the success of the Irish and Celtic “Someone posted a question about grisly he said. Music Festival and the potential murders in the region on the town His musical inspirations are from the resurgence of a refurbished Liberty Facebook group, and I went looking, and I genre popularised by Bob Dylan in the Theatre as an example. found this case of like a Romeo and 1960’s, but with a stronger focus on social Juliet.” issues. “The Irish Festival really did demonstrate that the town could be used for that type of “That was the first song, and then I went “Then in the 60’s people like Bob Dylan, event; I mean, you’ve got so many venues looking and found 12 other songs,” and I’m a big fan of Phil Ochs who wrote within walking distance and about America invading South America accommodations not too bad if you pick “Because everything is now digitised you and all the social issues at the time.” the right weekend.” can go back to the 1800’s and find all the papers and so for the song for The “Most of my inspiration comes from those “The acoustics in there [Liberty Theatre] Commercial Hotel; it’s easy to go back and writers who’ve written about what’s are fantastic; it’s just amazing, you don’t The front-page story (May 12th) in the look and see who was the first owner and happening in the world, in their town, in even need any amplification really,” he Yass Valley Times of fresh hope the what happened at the hotel over the last their family, and I guess people want to said. Commercial Hotel’s new owner will 170 years,” he said. feel connected to something,” he said. Daniel returned to live performing after a undertake a renovation rescue was music As Dan has a full-time job unrelated to 12-month hiatus at the end of April and will to Daniel Kelly’s ears. Daniel also wrote a song about Yass water music, he still considers his songwriting a undoubtedly appear somewhere in Yass Daniel is the author of the new song which received widespread support due to hobby and feels little pressure to create sometime in the future. about the history of the Commercial Hotel the aid of the ABC and said singing about music unless he’s inspired to do it. and says creating songs has always been the news of the town was a common Max O’Driscoll a passion of his. Page 12 YASS VALLEY TIMES WEDNESDAY May 26, 2021 Sixty Second Swirl Wine of the Week
Kardinia is an indigenous word meaning sunrise. Kardinia wines is located in Bush’s Lane in Murrumbateman and according to the website, is the “place where dawn breaks”. Winemaker Vikki Fischer certainly makes a dawn-like bright and beaming Merlot – the subject of this week’s “swirl” – the Kardinia Wines Merlot 2019.
The wine is broodingly dark red in the glass with flashes of purple. After a swirl this Merlot immediately impacts with Christmas pudding like aromas including dark plums, black cherries, hints of all spice, star anise and candied violets. On the palate, the backbone of cool climate acidity affords the wine with bright fruit flavours including red cherries and blackcurrants. The tannins are fine, in sync and help the wine to a lovely, lingering aftertaste.
My bottle went exceptionally well with simply grilled lamb chops but would go very well with any beef or lamb dish, especially one with a little shake of spice. This is a great value local drop. I bought mine from the lovely people at the Yass Information Centre, but can also be bought for $18 online here: http://www.kardiniawines.com.au
“This merlot was hand- “The merlot is a picked at Torandale big hit among the Vineyard (Nanima Road) men in our and Bernie really did do family, so I most of the wine photographed making for this one - hand-plunging a couple of Bernie and our times a day to get that sons Sam and Chris beautiful colour and enjoying a glass at tannin, and then the monitoring the wild winery. ferment to its finish in We agree it has big small French oak barriques. upfront fruit!” A jointly crafted piece!” Vikki Fischer Vikki Fischer Glancing at the Glass I’m willing to bet that most wine drinkers types. wine to age more gracefully in the bottle. or the equivalent of 20 bottles. don’t spend much time thinking about wine White wines are usually stored in one of White wines are generally consumed near There are others that are even bigger, bottles. The label – yes, the contents – for three basic bottle shapes. Chardonnay the time of purchase, so colour does not needing one helluva party to get these sure, but the bottle itself – not so much. usually appears in Burgundy-style bottles; play that much of a role in developing these done. Chardonnay hails from the Burgundy wine wines, so clear or light green or yellow Cheers! Brent Lello But there is quite a story to be told of the region after all. Riesling is generally stored coloured glass can be used. humble wine bottle. in an Alsace style bottle – long, elongated, and thin. Other white varietals, such as Size also matters when it comes to the The majority of wine bottles we see on the Semillon and Sauvignon Blanc, might use graceful development of wines in the bottle, shelves fall into some basic shapes. Red one of these bottle styles, but they can also especially for red wines. The larger the wines are nearly always stored in either a use Bordeaux-shaped bottles. Champagne bottle, the slower the wine takes to age. Bordeaux or a Burgundy-style bottle. has its own bottle shape, principally due to We all know that the most common bottle Bordeaux is the motherland of Cabernet the pressure-charged bubbles of the wine size is 750 mls. A “Magnum” bottle is 1500 Sauvignon and related varieties, so it itself. mls, and you can still see plenty of these on stands to reason that this bottle shape – the bottle-o shelves, especially for wines at long and cylindrical – is used almost solely The colour of the bottle can also play a role the premium end of the quality spectrum. for Aussie Cabernets and blends. The same in the development of the wine over time. Less common though, are larger bottle region and variety rationale is applied for Nearly all red wines use bottles with dark formats. Taking their name from biblical Pinot Noir in Burgundy shaped bottles – glass. The dark colour acts as a light filter characters, some examples are “Jeroboam” stouter and tapered. Shiraz in Australia and restricts the amount of light that the at 3 litres, “Methuselah” at 6 litres and seems to be split across the two bottle wine receives and, in doing so, allows the “Nebuchadnezzar” at a whopping 15 litres Page 13 YASS VALLEY TIMES WEDNESDAY May 26, 2021 SELX Saleyards Report
10 Hereford Steers sold by Jim Hindmarsh & Son on behalf of P&G Schofield, Taralga for 432c/kg, ave 560.5kg, $2421ph. M Bloor, Wombat, sold 80 XB Lambs to a top of $246ph with Holman Tolmie. Photos SELX. Prime Sheep & Lamb – 19 $164 to $204/head and averaged 795c $225/head. Heavy wethers reached heifers ranged from 450c to 540c/kg. to 830c/kg cwt. Lambs 24 to 26kg gained $238/head. Most averaged 620c to Medium weight feeder steers lifted 5c and May 2021 $4 and ranged from $198 to $212/head 650c/kg cwt. sold from 440c to 500c and heavy weights or 770c to 790c/kg cwt. Heavy lambs esti- jumped 20c reaching 493c/kg on the big Total Yarding: 10,127 mated 26 to 30kg cwt were firm $204 to Prime Cattle – 20 May 2021 lines. Feeder heifers lost 15c, 380c to Lamb numbers lifted and the quality was a $211 or 750c/kg cwt on average. Extra 445c/kg. heavy trades were fully firm re- little mixed. There were some good trade heavy lambs over 30kg cwt reached Total Yarding: 853 ceiving 385c to 444c/kg. and heavy lambs alongside some lambs $246/head. Merino lambs were $4 to $6 Grown steers to feed ranged from 370c to that lacked some finish. Lamb feeders Numbers were steady and the quality im- dearer on the trade weights $154 to proved. There were several large runs of 430c and prime steers over 500kg were were keen on the secondary lambs and a $167/head. Best priced hogget reached firm reaching 395c/kg. Heavy grown similar number of restockers went hard on heavy feeders and a bigger selection of $236/head. weaners. Heavy trade steers were well heifers also remained firm 343c to the heavy lambs. The market trend was Mutton numbers slipped and the quality 370c/kg. Cows were the big improver lift- firm to $4 dearer. supplied but heifers were limited. Most of was mixed with most weights and grades the grown steers went to feeder orders ing 12c to 14c and most of the cows were Restocking lambs $67 to $148/head. penned. Prices remained similar. Medium heavy 3 and 4 score cows and sold from Heavier weights returning to the paddock and around 160 cows were penned. The weight ewes $125 to woolly Merinos at market was sold to mixed trends. 292c to 325c/kg. and feed reached $201/head. Trade $175/head. Heavy crossbred ewes $204 lambs to 24kg cwt were firm selling from The weaners were cheaper with steers to $230/head and Merinos $188 to 490c to 599c for the medium weights and “Determined” Ewes Scrape a Draw, as Rams Have a Huge Loss “Now they’ve learnt that, they’ll be so “They are a good side, there is no much better for it. It’s a development beating around that, but we possibly comp for a reason and they’re learn- played our worst game against the ing, but learning very quickly,” he said. best club,” he said. While the Ewes would’ve loved a After some confidence was building win on the day, improvement and fun amongst the group in recent weeks, are the most important things for them Ian hopes that progression has not moving forward according to Stephen. been undone.
“Our improvement every week is really “I think we’ve just got to focus on the good, and as long as they keep im- positives of the game and there proving every week nothing else really weren’t many, but just put it behind matters.” us.”
“I think they have a lot of fun, it’s just “They’ve got to reflect on all the good the pure grit in the second half and we work they’ve done previously and not just showed real determination and I fall back on that one bad game.” love that,” he said. If the Ewes game was as close as it “They’ll be in for one hell of a training gets, the Rams certainly weren’t as session tomorrow night [Tuesday] lucky going down 77-14 to the Bun- though,” Ian said with a menacing gendore Mudchooks. laugh. Jayden Ginders gets a pass away and away from the outside. With only one win this season, the for the Rams. “The team we were playing had a lot “We got taught a lesson by a very Rams are refusing to give up on their of small but very fast players and once good team of experienced players goal of playing finals football. After falling behind 17-0 half-time the they learnt to stand outside in defense who taught the boys how to play foot- Yass Ewes had a remarkable and force them inside, our defense ball,” said Coach Ian MacFarlane. “We’re only two points outside of third comeback against Gungahlin to finish was excellent and didn’t get run Inconsistency remains a big issue spot at the moment, and I think we’ve the game tied at 17 apiece. through at all.” for the Rams guys, with Ian disap- played the hardest teams we can and pointed his side didn’t rise to the big I think we’re about to go on a bit of a “We had a couple of players which “I think our tackling and the way we challenge that is the Mudchooks. run.” changed things a lot but the whole approached keeping the ball in close “I think we’ll end up being in the top team was fantastic!” and just power running, and I think “There were glimpses and patches of 3,”said Ian. once our game plan kicked in they good football, but patches have got to “They played the second best team in went really well and were excellent,” turn into periods of play.” Both teams return to Victoria Park on the comp and they managed to have a he said. Saturday with the Ewes hosting Uni- draw, which was pretty impressive,” The Gungahlin Women are cur- “There were several blokes out there Norths at 1:40pm, and the Rams to said Coach Stephen Crisp. rently first placed in the city division, that did try and did give me 100% the follow against the Batemans Bay As for what sparked the turnaround, and the learnings the Ewes received whole time, particularly the younger Boars at 2:30pm. Stephen says it was forcing the in the first half, will hold them in good fellas again.” Gungahlin girls towards the middle stead for the rest of the year. Max O’Driscoll Page 14 YASS VALLEY TIMES WEDNESDAY May 26, 2021 Roos hold Goulburn scoreless, as Eagles go down in huge loss to ADFA doubtedly be disappointed this week, going down 166-22 against the ADFA Rams. The Eagles were competitive, without the scores being close in the opening three terms, with the score at 66-8 as they headed into the final break.
The fourth quarter was where the Rams very much ran over the top of the Eagles, piling on 16 goals in a 100-point final term.
"Credit to ADFA they had plenty of run, plenty of spring about them and used the ball well." "We just didn't step up to the plate and were behind from the start," said Eagles Coach Brent Fraser.
Speaking on his side's inferior fourth term, Brent did not mince his words.
"They got way too many easy, easy goals. It was terrible."
"Unavailabilities are obviously hurting Sam Williams kicked 9 goals for the were most dominant, kicking 7 goals step in his first game for season 2021. us with injuries and guys away." Roos on the weekend. and again holding the Swans to with- Peter Collins celebrates his 50th out a chance to score. The 136-point win means the Roos "It was a disappointing day, and it just game. edge tantalisingly close to catching shows where we are at, and we still The Yass Roos had another colossal The Swans refused to give up all day percentage leaders ANU, and in the have Yass to come. Hopefully, we can victory this weekend, winning 136-0 and although the scoreboard didn't re- past two weeks have scored a com- get some guys back, but if not, it is against the Goulburn Swans and win- flect it, were competitive around the bined 372 points and conceded only 2. what it is; that's footy," he said. ning back the Gerard Kerin Burn-ass contest, epitomised by the physicality Cup. of the final term. Last week's win may appear more im- Cameron Evans finished the game pressive on paper, but the Roos went with 2 goals, whilst Brent Fraser, The Roos were slow out the gates in Whilst last week there were multiple into this week's game missing a few David Guttler and Jarred Ranieri the first term, wasting some very get- big goal kickers, this week the star of key players, and the Swans were named amongst the Eagles best. table chances early and entered the the show was Sam Williams, who fin- comfortably more competitive than the first break with a 24-0 lead. ished the game with nine majors, see- Tricolours from the week before. The loss sees the Eagles fall a game ing him move to second in the and over 100 percentage points out- The second quarter told a similar tale, competition goal kicking. The Roos have the bye this week, with side the top four, with a now vital clash with the Roos dominating the play but a battle against Yass Valley rivals, the next week against the Googong Hogs not impacting the scoreboard as much Amongst the other players to perform Murrumbateman Eagles at Joe O'Con- in Googong. as they would've liked. well were Elliot Johns, who kicked two nor Park, the following week. goals, and the returning Jacob Negri, Max O'Driscoll The third term was where the Roos who looked like he hadn't missed a The Murrumbateman Eagles will un- Redbacks On Their Winning Way
A more “composed” Redbacks Under The Redbacks Division, Four State League 18’s took on Gungahlin FC this Women's, won 6-0, with goals to Victoria weekend, with a 4-0 victory coming on Alley, Hollie Massey, Makenna Gordon and the back of a hattrick from Xavier Makin Jacinta Murphy. and a goal from Calvin Morgan. The Redbacks had an even greater The team has now scored 25 goals to 3 in weekend of results, with both Men's and its last three games and is far above the Senior Women's sides earning significant most in-form team in the competition, victories. despite being a game behind the first placed Monaro Panthers. The Men's Seniors won 7-2 against ANU, with two goals to Jonathan Granger and The Redbacks Division Six State League James Boulcott, as well as goals to Women's lost 5-1 to Majura FC, with Christopher Tuang, Brett Darmody and Sharni Manton scoring their solitary goal. Blake Williams. The side also sits in second position, a The win sees them head two games clear game behind the undefeated Belwest of second place at the top of the table. Foxes.
The Men's Reserves had a 4-1 win against All in all, the Redbacks sit in a good ANU, with two goals to Brett Darmody and position as the halfway point to season one apiece to James Boulcott and John 2021 draws near. If results continue their Goethals. current trajectory, they should expect some silverware at the season's end. The reserves are also on top of the table, a game clear of the second-placed Brind- Max O'Driscoll abella Blues. Page 15 YASS VALLEY TIMES WEDNESDAY May 26, 2021 From The Back
Peace was excellent all day fighting his way through defenders and prop Josh Hall was as good. Next up vet- eran Brad Wylie crossed followed by tries to Josh Fattore, Peace and Kyle Danilczark and it was all but over for the visitors. The Rams did manage a late try but the game finished the Magpie’s way 38-12. Coach Hardy should be pleased with the result, however there were a couple of “coach-killers” during the match by his charges. Next week the opponents will be the Sharks who defeated Goulburn on Saturday, but the Magpies still hold onto 4th place and the Sharks 8th. In other results Warriors 30 nar- rowly defeated the Roos 28, and the Queanbeyan Blues went down to the Bulls 40-20. In George Tooke Shield the Binalong Brahmans had a solid 56-0 win over Burrangong, North Can- berra Bears overcame the UC Stars 26-10, Cootamundra 24 defeated Crookwell 18 and Bungendore beat Boorowa 30-12. These results leave Binalong in sixth position on the GTS Chris Rawlinson with the ball in Magpies started with more enthusiasm Then, right on half time, Captain Ladder. hand. and after 9 minutes Bayley Timmer Shaun Davis grabbed his try in good In more good news for Binalong, their with a try and the Magpies ran out scored a try for a 4-0 lead. The mag- position and half time Yass 10, Jersey Girls had their first win for 24-16 winners. The Yass boys lead pies maintained good field position Woden 6. some time by 28-0 win over Burran- the ladder on 11 points, three points and pressure on the Rams, then lost The second stanza was largely a gong on Saturday, other results were clear of Queanbeyan Blues but Yass control and the visitors scored to take landslide to the home side. Magpies Harden 40 Gunning 0, Boorowa 8 def have a lesser differential of +58. Next the lead 4-6. In the 23rd minute, the 5/8 Limoni took an early intercept Bungendore 4, Nth Canberra 16-4 Saturday they will be away to The Magpies looked to have scored but against the run of play and sprinted for over UC Stars and Cootamundra Sharks. the referee ruled it a double move- 75 metres to plant the ball under the defeated Crookwell 34-18. RG On the other hand, the first grade ment and the Rams were off the hook. sticks and it was 16-6. Centre Willie Council To Deliver Ultimatum On Yass Indoor Sports Stadium
It will be suggested to Yass Valley ● Repairs required to the timber Council tonight to deliver an ultimatum windows, at an estimated cost of to the Yass Show Society to purchase $73,920 the Yass Indoor Sports Stadium off ● Roof related issues, including council for $24,000 or remove the capping, flashings, gutter and joins in building and sell salvaged items such roof sheeting, damaged eaves and as the sprung wooden floor. timber fascia boards. ● Maintenance on the timber The Council reports it is not allowed to floor, including punching and filling nail own assets that are not on Council holes and potential trip point between land, and with the stadium existing on timber and concrete flooring. Yass Show Society property ● Kitchen area including water negotiations with the Show Society leak and timber benches in contact appear to be at an impasse. with the floor.
Discussions date back to February The report to Councillors recommends 2018, but regained relevance in that should the Show Society not January 2021 when Council offered accept the Council’s offer by June 30, the one-off payment of $24,000 to that Council begin the process of transfer ownership of the stadium to removing the building altogether. Yass Show Society, with the agreement to have the stadium The main sport using the facility at the available for community use. present time is basketball, while the stadium is sporadically used for Both parties came close to an football training when grounds are agreement before inspection findings unavailable. found several issues with the stadium such as: The Yass Show Society declined to comment on the matter. ● Active termite activity within the hardwood sleeper retainer walls Max O’Driscoll surrounding the exterior of the stadium. Page 16 YASS VALLEY TIMES WEDNESDAY May 26, 2021 Yass Valley Times Magpies Four Grade Winners Shaun Davis meets the second half opened it was defence. a different matter, with the The Yass Magpies down-hill run and the sun Reserve Grade went into in their opponent’s eyes, round six of the 2021 the Reggie’s went full blast. competition on top of the After just 4 minutes centre ladder and Saturday’s win Jesse Collins crossed to over Woden Rams by make it 4-16 and two 24-16 has kept them there. minutes later, Elphick But earlier the Magpies scored and the tally was juniors defeated Crookwell 8-16. At the mid-way point by 36-12 and the Yass of the half the Captain in Katrina Fanning Shield Chris Rawlinson scored his side wiped the floor with try, converted and the Queanbeyan Blues 26-0. margin narrowed to two The win by the KFS Yass points. Only three minutes side leaves them on and winger Blake undefeated for 2021. Watson added to the score I must say, the Magpies with the conversion for a second grade team 20-16 lead. seemed to commence their Only two minutes left on match against the Woden the clock and Richard Rams in rather tardy Maher sealed the match fashion, allowing the visitors to go into the break Continued page 15. with a 16-0 lead. When the COUNTRY TYRES YAYASS Local Family Owned & Opperated TyTyres Wheels Batteries Wheeel Alignments On-Siteii Service Expert Advicedi Pick-Up and Drop-Off Availablev Price Match on all Competitors Products
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