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Camping laws offer no protection The Victorian who are now unable to how will they do it with polluting the area with “They have a big job to government has been obtain adequate insurance $601 million less than they waste. do and this doesn’t help.” accused of leaving farmers for the increased risks had last year? “However, this Shadow Minister for out in the cold under new of pollution, fire and “I’m sick and tired week the Minister for Environment and Climate laws which allow camping biosecurity hazards.” of having to identify and Environment conceded Change, Bridget Vallence, on state-licensed river and Member for Benambra, highlight this navel gazing that no additional money said “This is a slap in the water frontages. Bill Tilley, was in disbelief government’s failures – had been allocated to face to around 10,000 “The government has at the lack of planning and they are just completely Parks to enforce Victorian farmers who failed to provide a single the confirmation that $601 ignoring regional and these new camping laws,” hold these state-issued cent of new funding under million has been cut from rural Victoria in just about Mr Tilley said. licences, and proves the the 2021/22 State Budget the DELWP budget. everything that they do.” “The Minister told the government has turned a to monitor and enforce “This just demonstrates “The government had Parliamentary hearing she blind eye to the additional these new laws,” claimed the ineptitude of this promised new powers was confident the new demands that camping Shadow Minister for government that fails would be given to Parks laws could be adequately places on these precious Environment and Climate to resource these plans Victoria Officers to enforce managed under existing waterways and our Change, Bridget Vallence, despite the exposure of new offences created by budget measures. environment. in Parliament on Tuesday. everyone with river fronts the regulations such as “I know the people “They have failed to get “At Public Accounts leases,” he said. interfering with livestock, on the frontline are as the balance right with the and Estimates Committee “What do they do, damaging wildlife or frustrated as anyone else laws and are leaving rural hearings, Minister for fence it off and leave it to native vegetation, or over the lack of resources. communities behind.” Environment, Lily the Labor government? 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The Acting Premier recently announced that Bushfire Recovery Victoria LOCAL ECONOMIC RECOVERY will support the clean-up and recovery work for communities across the state that were impacted by storm damage, and still suffering loss of power GRANTS SUPPORTING LOCAL and communication. COMMUNITY PROJECTS This does not change the support that we are providing to the communities impacted by the 2019-20 Victorian Bushfires. We are still working hard THE MITTA VALLEY MOUNTAIN BIKE PARK to ensure that your communities have access to the recovery supports The Mitta Valley Mountain Bike Park received $1.5 million as you need right now, particularly where you have also been impacted by part of the Local Community Project Grants Round 2 which the storms. is funding local projects vital for community recovery in Please continue to call 1800 560 760 or reach out to your local recovery hub bushfire-affected regions. for support and assistance. Chris O’Connor, Chairman of Mitta Valley Inc said, “this is a great opportunity for community growth and stabilisation. It gives us the opportunity to diversify business with potential growth for future employment in the region.” The Mitta Valley Mountain Bike Park rebuild is just one of the 24 projects funded under the Local Community Project Grants, part of the Australian and Victorian governments’ $68.6 million Local Economic Recovery (LER) program. The funding will help construct the second stage of the Mitta Valley Mountain Bike Park in the Mitta State Forest, including the development of a network of trails to suit riders of all abilities and skill level, skills course, beginners’ loop, pump track and trail hub facility, social area and signage. BUSHFIRE RECOVERY GRANTS FOR The LER program is just one avenue of funding available COMMUNITY FACILITIES to support community recovery. If you have a project idea, Team Mount Beauty recently received $50,000 as part of the Bushfire contact 1800 560 760 or visit a local Bushfire Recovery Hub Recovery Grants for Community Facilities. It will support community groups NATURE LED to discuss it with our staff who can help from start to finish, to build, upgrade or repair important local facilities that everyone can use. RECOVERY GRANTS including help with identifying alternative funding options. The funding will support stage two of works on the start of the trail at Big Hill Mountain Bike Park. Nature-led Recovery Grants, a joint initiative between Bushfire Recovery This grant means a lot to the local community and Damian Heman, Team Victoria, Zoos Victoria and DELWP, Mount Beauty Committee member. Damian was very pleased to be receiving are now open. “This is a great opportunity for community growth this grant, saying: “Team Mount Beauty has a very long history and is driven and stabilisation. It gives us the opportunity to by hard-working volunteers. Everything we do now builds on the hard work Funding of up to $5,000 is available diversify business with potential growth for future for projects to help bushfire-affected of previous volunteer Club members. We have a long track-record of working employment in the region.” communities deliver on-ground action with Government, contractors, local business and our amazing community.” for wildlife and habitats, or nature- Chris O’Connor “This new grant will make it easier for all our users to enjoy the trail and based, educational or arts programs Chairman of Mitta Valley Inc. importantly, make it safer for everyone. It will also tie in perfectly with works that connect the local environmental the Alpine Shire are planning.” recovery with its human recovery. For information, program guidelines $1.5m and where to apply, visit www.vic.gov. to construct the second stage of the au/environment-and-biodiversity- Mitta Valley Mountain Bike Park in the bushfire-recovery. Mitta State Forest. PAGE FOUR THE CORRYONG COURIER THURSDAY JUNE 24, 2021 Partnership supports pasture regeneration

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Say hello to the storytellers Council plans to build back better The mountains are be spread across Batlow, Snowy Valleys total of $10.5 million in of waste, water and alive with stories and this Tumbarumba, Adelong Council (SVC) has economic development wastewater facilities, winter is the time to tell and Tumut. adopted its Integrated projects including the civil delivery of the new them, according to the Hannie said “Most Planning and Reporting works for Tumbarumba FOGO service and Snowy Valleys Council people know that they (IP&R) suite of Snowy View Estate phase processing plant, documents for 2021/22 3, building of itinerant delivery of community (SVC). have a story to tell but including an overall worker accommodation events and programs Over the next three they don’t know how budget of $73 million. at the Batlow Caravan including the Long months, the award- to start. The techniques This year’s Park and improvements Lunch in Khancoban and winning playwright which we’ve developed Operational Plan contains and safety upgrades in the promotion of the Visit Hannie Rayson (pictured) are simple, effective and 112 Actions and a $35.4 Tumut Aerodrome. Snowy Valleys brand to and ABC theatre-buff deeply fulfilling.” million Capital Works “We’ve also approved attract more people to the Michael Cathcart are Hello, Snowy Valleys! program which includes a $13.6 million investment region. Each year Council moving to the region to will culminate in the close to $20 million in in support of our roads also reviews its Fees and help locals to unlock the creation of a piece of live grant funding. network ensuring it is able Charges Schedule for great stories of their lives. theatre about the Snowy SVC mayor, Cr James to support local visitor and the services it provides Hayes, said following industry needs and more reflecting a user pays SVC Executive Valleys – a tapestry of a challenging 2020, than $2 million for council principle,” Mr Hyde said. Director Community and stories told by the people council remains focused buildings including the Some changes include Corporate, Paul Holton, who live here. There will on “building back re-build of the Ournie increases in annual said the Hello Snowy be three performances better” and supporting Community Hall.” water access charges for Valleys! project is a perfect at the Batlow Literary communities to thrive. SVC CEO, Matthew potable and raw water additional element to the Institute over the weekend “While it is a high Hyde, said council has a and a harmonising of region’s Winter Bites of August 21. priority for council to continued focus on long septage waste charges Festival program. The total cost of the seek increased funding term sustainability in which will now see “We are incredibly workshop series is $120 to cover costs, improve planning for the coming consistent minimum fees excited to be able to make per participant which efficiencies and ensure 12 months. for all sullage dumping. we deliver responsible “We are improving “An hourly halls this opportunity available includes admission to budgets, council believes our strategic planning and and parks hire fee has to the residents of the all six workshops and that ensuring we have advocacy with state and also been introduced Snowy Valleys,” he said. refreshments. a high level of amenity federal governments for for community groups “Hannie and Michael Hannie began her in our local area reflects support with high priority to allow for more usage will be on the hunt for professional life in “It’s how I met Michael teachers, pickers, timber community desire and projects to ensure the flexibility.” great stories – be they community theatre at and why we fell in love. cutters – local people who assists in attracting long-term economic future The adopted IP&R funny, poignant, sad or Theatre Works in 1980. We both love this stuff.” are bearing witness to people to the region,” Cr of the region,” he said. documents can be Hayes said. Key actions to be accessed and downloaded uplifting. The pair will be Since then, her plays Michael Cathcart is an events great and small that “The 2021/22 budget completed in 2021/22 from council’s website helping each storyteller to have been produced award-winning historian, have given this place its craft their tale into a short, throughout Australia reflects this belief. include $7.3 million in www.svc.nsw.gov.au/ theatre director and ABC unique history. “We’re investing a renewals and upgrades Planning-and-Reporting. powerful performance. and internationally. She broadcaster. He is taking Michael and Hannie “The duo will also works in theatre, film 10 weeks leave for the are moving to the Snowy be presenting Life and television and writes project. 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Lucyvale v Bacashes 5 Brown, Gregory Wheeler. great intercepts. is 12 noon with visitors The Sunday golf times Bullioh: Goals: A great game by the very welcome. are as follows:- Brendan Glass 2, Lachlan Netball ladies, who just get better Corryong • To 26/9/21 - 11.30am Carter 1, Jake Reeves Under 11s: The girls and better each week. Monday 14/6:- Winner for 12 noon FIREWOOD 1. Best: John Byatt, came out firing. CC and Awards went to Mia - Ilma Clarke 18 points; • 3/10/21 to 27/3/22 - Lachlan Mather, Bradley Lola drove to the space, who received the Wolf R/up - Cheryl Lloyd 17; 8.30am for 9am. Simmonds, Mark Nichol, Billie, Matilda S and Belle and Wood package and Upper Murray Hardwood Harrison Nicholls, Luke moved to the space in the Georgie who received the Darts doubles decided Hutton. goal ring. Ivy, Tilly , Immy $20 club cash. The High Country Williamson and Duncan Contact: Tumbarumba v and Matilda O put constant B Grade: A great Darts Association held its Robertson who defeated Federal pressure on opponents game to watch despite the Doubles Championships Henry Byrne and Dave Rowen Mildren Tumbarumba in the centre court while score. All ladies worked on Tuesday at the Tooma McCallum. The resumption of 2.2, 5.6, 9.9, 13.12 (90) Aywen, Lila and Chloe well together with Claudia, hotel, with 20 players the normal season will 0428 446 040 d Federal 1.0, 3.0, 4.1, 4.1 put on a massive amount Miss and Isobel working contesting the event. depend on what pandemic of defence pressure. A (25). together well in goals. It The winning restrictions apply in 0408 869 111 Tumbarumba: Goals: fantastic game girls after was great to see Georgia combination was Dean Victoria and NSW. Angus McEachern 3, a number of weeks off. B return to the court, who Todd Bennett 2, James Awards: Ivy, Lola & Billie. worked well in the defence Dollan 2, Matthew Johns Under 15s: Welcome positions with Lauren, 1, Brendon Lane 1, back Holly! As reflected Kelsey and Paula. Amy, Mathew McCallum 1, in the scores, Feds girls Mon and Chrissie toiled Mitchell DeLuca 1, John dominated this game. With hard around the mid-court Pearn 1, Jamie Webb 1. all 11 girls present, Amy and ring. Kelsey received Best: Mitchell DeLuca, had a job rotating everyone the club cash award and Matthew Johns, Daniel through. Tess and Paige Paula received the Jack’s Bates, Brendon Lane, both top scored with Store award. Angus McEachern, Todd seven each, both looking A Grade: What a Bennett. comfortable in goals. game! Our ladies were DON’T FORGET Federal: Goals: Other goals went to Jorja on fire. We welcomed Jonathon Campbell 1, (4) and Maddie (3). There back Chrissie who had a Hayden Mckimmie 1, Tyi was some wonderful flow ripper of a game in goals Johnstone 1. Best: Wayne of play which was quiet with Tiarnee, keeping the Piltz, Tyi Johnstone, impressive to watch. Cassie scores even with Tumba Dean Taylor, Hayden dominated in defence, for the first three quarters. YOUR FLU SHOT Mckimmie, Charlie Star. intercepting several passes Isobel, Oriane, Ames Under 14s and causing turnovers. and Kelsey worked well Bullioh v Cudgewa Lexi did a fabulous job together defending and PROTECT YOURSELF AND OTHERS Bullioh 1.1, 2.7, 3.10, in C, sticking close to the attacking in mid-court 6.10 (46) d Cudgewa 0.1, ball. Pip and Ella worked with accurate passes. THIS FLU SEASON 0.1, 0.1, 1.1 (7). hard in GK and stopped a Sallie and Georgia were Bullioh: Noah few goals. Chloe shone in the standouts in defence. Smedley 2, Henry Brewer defence and interceptions. Unfortunately Tumba was 1, Zak Moyle 1, Rory Awards: Holly Butler just too good in the fourth The best way to avoid Kearney 1, Sean McErlain (netball socks) and Quinn quarter but this was an 1. Best: Noah Smedley, Galbraith (canteen). excellent game to watch the seasonal flu is by Rory Kearney, Jack D Grade: We had and great coaching by getting your flu shot. Hallawell, Nate Klippel, a tough game against Lauren. Awards: Sallie - Sean McErlain, Chad Tumba, going down 24-2 club $20, Chrissie - Jack’s And this year, remember Klippel. although everyone played Store, Georgia - club $20. Cudgewa: Goals: to make sure it’s at least Riley Bloom 1. Best: Riley Lester & Son two weeks apart from Bloom, Corby Russell, Funeral Directors Luke Turnbull, Isaac your COVID-19 Vaccine Nicholas, Lewis Costello, A tradition of personal, professional care since 1907 Brock Hamilton. Tumbarumba v Federal betterhealth.vic.gov.au/flu Tumbarumba 4.4, 7.4, 10.7, 12.10 (82) d Federal 0.0, 1.3, 1.3, 2.4 (16). Tumbarumba: Goals: Noah Meek 4, Albert Middleton 2, Alexander Crain 2, Campbell Murray 2, Ewan Middleton 1. Best: Albert Middleton, Noah Meek, Ewan Middleton, Campbell Murray, Campbell Crain, CherieRoss Barnes, Wright Andrew Tony Harbick Egan & David John Wheeler Vogel Alexander Crain. Federal: Goals: Reece 02 6056 1700 Findlay 1, Dylan Segelow 1. Best: Nate Sheather, 49 Thomas Mitchell Drive Wodonga www.lesterandson.com.au PAGE EIGHT THE CORRYONG COURIER THURSDAY JUNE 24, 2021

PUBLIC THANKS CONTRACTING Farmers take the lead on climate change NOTICES BROWN HAY CARTAGE Dairy farmers in north east Victoria are at the CHIROPRACTOR We wish to express our gratitude • All areas forefront of an industry to all the staff at Corryong Health (Experienced response to climate change IN CORRYONG for their compassionate and caring contractor / own truck) - identifying changing support given to Irema during her • Can supply all types rainfall patterns, increased Dr Rowan Daniel lengthy stay in their care and for this we are of hay - square & temperatures, availability round bales forever grateful. of, water weather extremes Visiting weekly • Competitive rates and access to health on Fridays Special thanks go to the Corryong Ladies Contact: services as challenges and/ 9.30am-5.30pm Golf Club who were always there for Irema Rod Cowie (Corryong) or opportunities for the and who provided a wonderful spread at the 0408 364 910 next decade. Next appointments: club after her service. The North East Dairy Upper Murray dairy farmer, Meaghan Daly, July 2nd, 2021 For those many people who sent beautiful Climate Futures Project invited dairy farmers to with Murray Wallace from Rabobank at one 81B Hanson St., Corryong flowers and sympathy cards, please accept Courier have a say about their own of the workshops. our thanks for your kindness. Advertising Ph: 6056 2185 businesses in response to impacts across the valleys their participation in • IDs are required when ~ Malcolm Brown and family data released by the CSIRO of north east Victoria. project workshops, lear Do you have a placing birth, wedding in 2020 that supported At a series of message they wanted and engagement notices. drinking problem? predicted climate change workshops across the to be on the front foot Alcoholics BIRTHS region earlier this year, around the challenges and dairy farmers embraced Anonymous can help. TENDERS opportunities presented the opportunity to identify by the changing climate, Corryong Serenity what should be the focus as well as be part of Group meets every for their industry. developing relevant North East dairy farmer solutions. Tuesday 7.30-9.00pm and Alpine Valleys Dairy The project’s final at All Saints Anglican Inc chair, Patrick Glass, report recommends Alpine Church Hall (behind Request for Tender said there had been a high Valleys Dairy Inc., set up level of participation at church), 145 Hanson by dairy farmers to:- Council is seeking tenders from suitably the workshop and the key • maximise oppor- Street, Corryong qualified contractors to: priorities for the industry tunities for the region’s For details call Paul had come from the farmers dairy industry, should • Design and construct an Interpretive themselves, not from 0498 155 522 or ensure responsibility for Centre building. Submissions close consultants. climate change adaptation Ivor 0439 360 060 5pm Wednesday 30 June. “The voice of farmers actions is shared among has not been diluted in any • Complete routine town maintenance relevant shareholders; way in this final report,” services, including mowing, pruning, • regularly Ken Bailey he said. communicate progress gardening, leaf collection, street “It’s now up to the regarding climate change Mechanical Repairs furniture maintenance, in multiple farmers themselves to adaptation activity 46 Donaldson St locations throughout the municipality. drive this and demand and outcomes to dairy Corryong Submissions close 5pm Thursday 8 July. some answers or ensure communities; and more questions are asked. • ensure younger Ph: 6076 1119 • Design and construct three pedestrian “Wet don’ want this to farmers have a strong bridges. Submissions close 5pm be a document to sit on the ownership of the overall COLLINS-ZAGO Wednesday 21 July. shelf because we will be climate adaptation strategy CORRYONG Madi and Jayden welcome with love their • Design and construct a pedestrian the ones impacted by these and outcomes. beautiful daughter changes.” The report recommends TAXI SERVICE boardwalk. Submissions close 5pm Project convenor HALLIE JADE Wednesday 21 July. 10 farmer-driven industry Servicing on behalf of Alpine projects related to the on June 15th, 2021 at Wodonga Hospital (2.6kgs Valleys Dairy Inc, Patten and 47.5cms); a little sister for Elsie to spoil. Visit towong.vic.gov.au five challenges and Corryong Bridge, said through opportunities identified & District Mr Bridge said the BUSINESS FOR SALE industry projects covered 0418 697 807 POSITIONS VACANT the main commercial Note: Please do imperative for dairy not call 6076 1418 farmers seeking to create ADMINISTRATION profitable and sustainable Mulligan Geotechnical is seeking a reliable, businesses. FAREWELL organised office staff employee to join for 3-4 “The breadth of days per week (negotiable). projects underlines there is no one strategy or answer We are a ‘difficult access’ drilling investigation which will cover the Agmate Rural Services company with projects extending throughout the is losing a long adaptation requirements eastern states. for the region,” he said. standing team member In this position you will assist in daily operations “It will be the - Tonia Williams - who and clerical tasks. You should possess well responsibility of dairy is leaving after being developed multi-tasking and organisational farmers, particularly those with the business for skills.e W would require you to be able to coming into the industry, seven years and with to drive the project’s prioritise assignments and complete them in a McLeans CRT before recommendations. timely manner. A positive attitude, strong work that. “It will be critical that ethic and proficient computer skills are a must. Tonia came on this project remains a Your duties and responsibilities would include conduit for the farmer’s board and helped the but not limited to: voice.” business grow - and • Record keeping Mr Bridge said the tried to keep up with • Taking phone calls and dealing with or relaying nominated projects the paperwork! As messages should be a catalyst for that smiling face who partnerships between local • Collaborating with management to complete always greeted people dairy farmers and key necessary projects happily, Tonia has been stakeholders about how • Work independently at times a great employee, team these farmer priorities member and friend. Job requirements might be addressed. • Computer literate and proficient in Word and They include North East Tonia is moving on to Excel Catchment Management new challenges and • Confidence using office machinery - printer, Authority (CMA), Albury we wish her all the laminators, phone Wodonga Health, local best. Her lovely caring government, Murray • Strong verbal communication skills nature will be a big Dairy, AgBiz Assist, • Proficient typist loss for our little team. Goulburn-Murray Water, • Adaptability to changed client requirements We will all miss her local tertiary institutions, and no doubt our town Applications close on Friday 25th June, 2021. other agricultural industries, Agriculture will miss her too. Please submit your application by email to Jenny Mulligan at [email protected]. Victoria and commercial Thanks so much Tonia! service providers. THURSDAY JUNE 24, 2021 THE CORRYONG COURIER PAGE NINE

WHAT, WHEN & WHO Council delivers zero waste message In the lead up to message out there loud the introduction of its and clear that council is MUSEUM ROSTER CORRYONG HEALTH new food organics and focused on minimising garden organics (FOGO) waste to landfill and Open from collection service, Snowy reducing the region’s (Winter hours 1-4pm Valleys Council (SVC) environmental footprint,” subject to restrictions) has launched its new look he said. June 25: R Waters ‘Towards Zero Waste’ To coincide with the June 26: J Murphy brand. launch and FOGO service, The new brandmark has council is working on Urgent Care Centre June 27: M Jarvis been developed to signify a range of promotional June 28: G Bennetts (UCC):- the three waste options - and educational tools and June 29: S Briskey 1. Present to the UCC Recycling, Organics and materials to help promote June 30: J Williams 2. Be assessed by highly Waste - using bold colours and extend conversations trained nurse July 1: J Whitehead and quirky characters within households and 3. 3. If required a Doctor (pictured). communities around OP SHOP will be contacted via My SVC mayor, Cr James reducing waste and Emergency Doctor Hayes, said the new diverting it from landfill. June 26: am Suz, Kate brand and the rollout of Along with printed and Anne; Other Services:- Emergencies - 000 the new organics service collateral, social media using community theatre. is scheduled to commence landfill in the Snowy June 28: am Di Brennan, is a huge step forward in and press focused on The roll out of the in July 2021. Valleys to approximately (anytime) pm Hazra: undertaking the actions education and community new FOGO collection The new FOGO 60 per cent in the next few Corryong Medical Clinic June 29: am Hazra, pm set out in council’s Zero awareness, council is also service will be undertaken kerbside bin is estimated years with the target to Tracey Paul and Maree - 02 6076 3290 Waste Strategy. rolling out a program alongside the ‘bin to increase diversion rates reach at least 75 per cent Irving; Corryong Health “It’s about getting the targeted at school children harmonisation project’ and for household waste from over the next 10 years. Reception - 02 6076 3200 June 30: am Hazra & Olga, pm Chris Harrison Nurse on Call – 1300 606 & Jane Spilsubury; 024 (anytime) GP helpline – 1800 022 July 1: am Helen Harris, pm Tracey Paul, Barbara 222 (anytime) Woodhouse. Pathology – Mon. to Frid. 8am to 12pm. MEALS ON WHEELS WASTE Red Cross MANAGEMENT 21/6/21 - 9/7/21 June 28: M Reiners & Corryong Tip Thursday: 4pm - 6pm helper; Sunday: 12 noon - 4pm June 29: P Smedley & R Public holidays - Closed Sheather; Waste Collection Days: June 30: T & T Newton; Tuesday: Towong, Tin- taldra, Walwa, Jingellic, July 1: A&D Davis; Lucyvale, Colac Colac OVER 5 MILLION July 2: J Craig & M Thursday: Cudgewa Val- Ippoliti. ley, Cudgewa, Nariel, Thougla, Biggara, Bunroy TOWONG SHIRE & Friday: Corryong Town- PUBLIC LIBRARY AUSTRALIANS ship, Khancoban. For more information 76 Hanson St., Corryong visit www.towong.vic.gov. Council customer service au or phone 02 6071 5100 and library staff are availa- or 1300 365 222 (local call) ble Monday to Friday 9am HAVE NOW TAKEN LOCAL POLICE to 4.30pm . Council office and library For all emergencies call are closed on weekends Triple Zero - 000 and public holidays. For non-urgent matters THE NEXT STEP Telephone: call the Police Assistance Shire: 6076 2160; Line (24/7) 131 444 Library: 6076 1639 Corryong - 02 6076 1666 We’re not safe until we’re all safe.

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Following the loss of nine after the lockdown be played on the scheduled two rounds of competition caused the postponement general bye on July 3. because of the pandemic of rounds seven and eight. Round eight will be lockdown, the Upper These were originally played on August 14, Murray Football Netball re-scheduled to the bye which would have been League (UMFNL) will weekends (June 12 and the first semi final date hold its 1st and 2nd July 3). under the original draw. semi finals over the As matches were Both semi finals will one weekend, so that not possible on the June now be played on the the season will not be long weekend, the league same weekend of Saturday extended beyond the grand consulted the clubs August 21 (second semi) final date of September 4, on what options were and Sunday August 22 2021. available because only (first semi). The competition one lost round could be re- In round seven this resumed last Saturday scheduled. Saturday, Tumbarumba with the scheduled round Round seven will now hosts Corryong and Federals are at home to Cudgewa. AUCTIONEERS, LIVESTOCK In round eight on Tumbarumbas Hunter Clayton kicks towards the goals August 14, Bullioh plays as his Federal opponent approaches. Tumbarumba at home Photo: by Wendy Lavis. Contact your local representative and Corryong takes on Federals in the local derby. The finals dates are as Jeff Brindley follows:- Mobile: 0428 762 554 • Saturday August 21 - Blues train keeps on rolling 1st Semi Final (3 v 4); AH: 02 6077 5275 Sunday August 22 - into the game. placed Tumbarumba (44- 1, Michael Voigt 1, Ryan 2nd Semi Final (1 v 2); Blues’ assistant 34). Mee 1, Jake Vinge 1. Best: - Saturday August 28 - coach, Dayne Carey, Bullioh retained second Robert Phibbs, Joshua Preliminary Final; acknowledged that their place with a convincing Boyle, Benjamin Hall, Saturday September 4 - Undefeated Cudgewa shock loss in the 2019 18 goal victory against Dayne Carey, Steven Grand Final. cemented its premiership grand final was motivation Corryong (50-32). Phibbs, Michael Voigt. Goals: favouritism after for Saturday’s victory. This week Bullioh: despatching second placed “They beat us back in The league has slotted Jacob Curran 1, Timothy Bullioh by 38 points on 2019 for the premiership, the postponed round Osteraas 1, Taylor Fenton Saturday. so it’s always nice to get seven into the previously 1, Joshua Walters 1, Shane Taking advantage of one back on them,” he scheduled general bye for Price 1. Best: Maximilian their home deck, the Dogs said. this Saturday. Nicolson, Jacob Curran, started well to hold a slim Tumbarumba indicated Tumbarumba hosts Kelvin Wallace, Joe lead at the first break it will be a finals threat Corryong in a real test Bolton, Taylor Fenton, but a more committed after demolishing winless for the Dees if they want Joel Bannister. Cudgewa outfit piled on Federals by 144 points, to make an impact in the Tumbarumba v six consecutive goals to vaulting over Bullioh to finals but the Roos are also Federal establish a match-winning steal second place on the on a mission and will get Tumbarumba 7.9, • Livestock Agents lead at the half. ladder. the points at home. 12.14, 18.15, 24.21 (165) Ben Hall and Kylin The Roos had a spread Federals are at home d Federal 1.0, 2.2, 2.2, 3.3 • Rural Property Marketing Morey gave the Dogs’ of goalkickers with Steve to Cudgewa and are (21). defenders headaches with Hoffman, Henry waters, unlikely to slow down the Tumbarumba: Goals: We provide the following services: a combined eight of the Quinn Rooney and Jake Blues juggernaut which Steven Hoffman 4, Henry • Livestock • Property Blues’ 12 goals but the Read booting four goals will boost their already Waters 4, Quinn Rooney real damage was being apiece in the rout. impressive percentage. 4, Jacob Read 4, Fynn De • Obligation free appraisals Bono 2, James Crozier 1, • Paddock Sales done further afield as the The Swans did not Round 9 James Waters 1, Hunter • Auctions, Private Sales miserly defence of Robert have the depth to halt Football • Corryong Liveweigh Scales Clayton 1, Alex Penfold & Tenders Phibbs, Josh Boyle, James the onslaught despite the Seniors 1, Harry Grant 1, Sam • Wodonga Market Sales • Clearing Sales McInerney and coach battling efforts of Haydn Bullioh v Cudgewa Brayden Carey kickstarted Cook, Marc Gould and Cudgewa 1.3, 7.6, 8.7, Crozier 1. Best: Hunter Clayton, Steven Hoffman, Livestock: Rodney McKenzie 0427 707 248 / 02 6077 9103 many fruitful attacks. Mitch Pieper. 12.9 (81) d Bullioh 2.3, Bullioh’s innacuracy in In A grade netball, top 2.6, 3.12, 5.13 (43). James Waters, Fynn De Bono, Jacob Read, Henry Cameron Hilton 0419 578 309 the third quarter when it placed Cudgewa asserted Cudgewa: Goals: Property: Mike Weller 0410 663 041 kicked 1.6 cost the Dogs its authority with a solid Benjamin Hall 5, Kylin Waters. Talk to us TODAY about your Livestock & Property requirements any chance of getting back 10 goal win over third- Morey 3, Jayden Pryse Cont. on page 7

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