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SEPTEMBER 2016 - Connecting the Kinglake Ranges Since 1981 FREE FREE - SEPTEMBER 2016 - Connecting the Kinglake Ranges since 1981 FREE Thank you! Kinglake West CFA together with the Kinglake Bendigo Bank branch would like to congratulate and thank the community for their support in raising funds for the upgrade of the Slip On Unit. Through your generosity the project on Bendigo Bank Communities reached 184% of its goal raising $9,242. The Kinglake Bendigo Bank branch will now contribute a further $12,000 to complete the purchase of this unit in time for the fire season. For further information and to view the success of the project visit www.communities.bendigobank.com.au/projects/kinglakecfa Bendigo Bank Communities is under management of Bendigo and Adelaide Bank. The Bendigo Centre, Bendigo, Vic 3550. ABN 11 068 049 178 AFSL 237879. (S55781) (08/16) 55781-BBL-Communities Online-A4 Ad.indd 1 15/08/16 11:43 AM Beautifying our streetscape While it might look like someone has been by Murrindindi Shire and adopted late last would like to read it. The club said that ‘planting rocks’ on the Post Office corner in year, are followed up and delivered on in it did not of necessarily view itself as the main street, the Kinglake Rotary Club the not too distant future. The club has representing all the views of the Kinglake suggests that you ‘watch this space’. held several meetings with the shire to Ranges Community. It is just the beginning as the area will be discuss how the recommendations in the plan will be delivered. However, as a collective of volunteer mulched and planted and will form part community members anxious to see that of a bigger plan to help improve the look The club says that the responses to the interests of the community are met, and feel of our township. the plan have been positive and they it has adopted ‘streetscape beautification’ The club says it has identified the need to will report on progress and share the as a Rotary project. They expect to call ensure that the proposals outlined in the implementation plan with the community. a public meeting soon to discuss the Kinglake Ranges, Flowerdale & Toolangi The Master Plan is on the shire’s website beautification plans with the community Streetscape Master Plan, commissioned www.murrindindi.vic.gov.au if anyone and seek your input. IN THIS ISSUE COVER PHOTO: Getting in the pink for spring. Wattle bird by Michelle Stewart. 5 Budget adopted 16 Gardening with Michael Smith 31 Firefoxes 6 What’s On / Public Notices 17 Parks Victoria 33 Church services 7 Museum/visitor centre facility 18-21 Health & well-being 34 Ellimatta & The Youth Voice Petition goes to state government 23 Living Memories 35-36 Neighbourhood Houses 9 Getting seniors ‘tech savvy’ 25 Rotary Art Show 37-40 Schools 10 Doing business better Kinglake Lions 41-42 Sport 12 Shire investment prospectus 27 Mayor’s Chair 43 Emergency Services 13 Kinglake Ranges Art 29 Bluegrass Festival is back 45-51 Business & Trades Guide 15 Kinglake Ranges Landcare Vetspeak 52-53 Local Business Directory 54 Emergency Contacts Mountain Monthly | SEPTEMBER 2016 | 3 ADVERTISINGADVERTISING RATES RATESRATES 2016 20152015 BlackADVERTISINGBlack andand WhiteWhite RatesRates RATES 2015 SpaceSpace DesignDesign 1/16Black1/16 and(45mm (45mmWhite Rates ww XX 65mm65mm h)h) $Space$ 47.0047.00 $12.00Design$12.00 1/81/161/8 (90mm(45mm(90mm ww XX 60mm65mm60mm h)h) $$ 67.0047.0067.00 $17.00$12.00$17.00 1/41/81/4 (90mm(90mm ww XX 130mm60mm130mm h) h)h) $118.00$$118.00 67.00 $23.00$17.00$23.00 1/31/41/3 (188mm(90mm(188mm w ww X X X130mm 85mm85mm h)h) $145.00$118.00$145.00 $26.00$23.00$26.00 MMMM OFFICEOFFICE Strip1/3Strip (170mm(188mm(170mm ww xXx 10085mm100 mm h) h)h) $155.00$145.00$155.00 $26.00$26.00 MM OFFICE 1/2 (188mm w X 130mm h) $200.00 $32.00 MMPhone OFFICE 1/2Strip (188mm(170mm w Xx 100130mm m h) h) $200.00$155.00 $32.00$26.00 PhonePhone 1/2Full Page (188mm(188mm ww XX 130mm275mm h)h) $200.00$350.00 $32.00$47.00 Phone5786 1853 Full Page (188mm w X 275mm h) $350.00 $47.00 57865786 1853 1853 FullSpot Page Colour: (188mm Additional w fee: X 275mm $45 half pageh) and$350.00 under. $75 for full$47.00 page. 5786 1853 Spot Colour: Additional fee: $45 half page and under. $75 for full page. 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