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Health Water is lifeblood turmoil in MIA Nicholas Rupolo organiser Mick Grayson said HEALTH Services Union paramedics regional paramedics were at a across the Riverina will only attend significant disadvantage from lower to serious emergencies today pay and costly work practices. following NSW Treasurer Dominic Mr Grayson said regional staff Perrottet’s wage increase offer the had paid for their own professional union describes as “humiliating and development, registration fees and insulting”. working with children checks. A 24-hour strike today (June “And the government basically 10) will see paramedics only treat refuses to pass on meagre 2.5 per cent “the most urgent, life threatening pay rise,” he said. “ and emergencies” in an attempt to force ACT paramedics are approximately the hand of the government. $200 a week better off than NSW This industrial action has been paramedics. Specifically in the taken by workers and the union after Riverina, paramedic numbers are they were offered a 0.3 per cent pay the lowest of the major states, the increase in 2020 and a 1.5 per cent Riverina has the lowest paramedic increase in 2021. to community ratios, they work The union says it is a low-ball harder for less.” offer considering the government’s A major concern for paramedics budget accounts for inflation at and the HSU is the low wage offers 2.2 per cent. paired with rising average increases Following the freezing of public in the cost of living. sector wages, the union says The latest Australian Bureau of paramedics deserve better than Statistics cost of living analysis from Murrumbidgee Irrigation staff member Bryan Salvestro captured wildlife on Brays Dam near Darlington what is being offered. 2009 to 2019 showed the “overall Point. Murrumbidgee Irrigation’s “What water means to the MIA” photography competition drew nearly Health Services Union Riverina continued on page 3 100 entrants and celebrated the value of water in all its forms around the region. Fog then sunny Patients benefit MAX: 13°C MIN: 3°C FRI SAT SUN MON TUES from equipment

15°C 15°C 16°C 16°C 17°C NARRANDERA Hospital has Auxiliary members 0°C 4°C 5°C 4°C 4°C received valuable patient care hand over the - - - - 1-5mm equipment generously donated patient transfer board by the Narrandera Hospital at Narrandera Hospital. Auxiliary. Photo supplied. The hard-working Hospital June – 6.4mm Auxiliary committee fundraise throughout the year and pass on 2021 total – 253.6mm all donations gifted to them to lack the ability to use both arms buy equipment for Narrandera for a usual Walker. Hospital, so any money raised Leanne Ivanoff, Sewfab, locally or donated in and around donated labels to be applied to Narrandera Argus the town stays local. mark the goods as property of The Auxiliary took some time Narrandera Hospital. out from fundraising last week to ”Our staff always have a wish ENQUIRIES present the Hospital with their list of items we’d like to purchase Phone 6959 2222 latest piece of equipment. that will make our jobs easier or “The Auxiliary has donated safer or will make our patients 167 East Street, Narrandera a patient transfer board with weight,” acting facility manager The auxiliary also provided the more comfortable,” Ms Williams or PO Box 5, Narrandera NSW 2700 inbuilt scales to weigh patients Kate Williams said. hospital with Equagel pressure said. and measure their height whilst “This is a valuable tool as some relieving cushions for pressure “Donations allow us to www.narranderaargus.com.au they are bed bound, a valuable medications are administered area care and a one handed purchase things off our wish tool when some medications depending on the patients Wheelie Walker for patients who list sooner than we would have or find us on Facebook are administered depending on weight.” have had upper limb surgery or otherwise.”

NEWS ROOM Managing Editor Liz Lawrence Happy ending for Luna and Asith [email protected] Rustty Lake-Connolly JUST recently a friend of mine called Asith Journalist Pieris arrived at his Sturt Street home Kim Woods in Narrandera to find his best friend and [email protected] companion, Luna, was nowhere to be seen. Luna is a female Neopolitan Mastiff cross who was gifted to Asith by some kind people in as a loyal friend to share his new ACCOUNTS life within rural . Asith is a refugee from Sri Lanka and Luna Administration Manager meant everything to him. Debbie Bock When he rang me, he was devastated but I knew with the help of the good people in [email protected] this town we had hope. Firstly, we talked to the and looked for home security cameras in the ADVERTISING immediate vicinity. We gave all Luna’s details to the ranger Brian Payne and we put a carefully worded post on the I [email protected] live in Narrandera social media page. This is or [email protected] how it panned out. Day one and no news about Luna. There were plenty of well wishers and Phone 6959 2222 shares but no sightings. In my post I mentioned Fax 6959 2256 she was booked in for surgery, hoping the thought of a vet bill would make anyone who had her think twice and bring Luna home. It was now 24 hours since she disappeared Luna with her owner Asith Pieris at home in Narrandera. Photo: Rustty Lake-Connolly LETTERS TO THE EDITOR and I knew she wasn’t running the streets as To submit a letter to the editor: I would have had a phone call by now. alarm. The was a male and the owner Two hours later we receive a phone call > mail to PO Box 5, Narrandera NSW 2700 I decided to post a different photo of Luna was nice about the whole situation. from the police to say Luna was safe and and this time the response was amazing. We put up another post using the words well, ready to return to her relieved owner. > deliver in person to 167 East Street, Day two and my phone started to ring hot. “stolen and reward”. On day three we heard The response to Luna’s abduction has Narrandera The best lead we got was from a couple who about a local lady who was suspicious of a been incredible and many thanks to the local > email: [email protected] had been walking past a local dwelling and person seen with a belt around a dog’s neck. people who helped get Luna home. We now had an area in town where Luna A special thanks to the local police Letters to the editor should be no more than saw a dog who looked the same. The local police were helpful after seeing could possibly be. Later that day we received officers who were only too willing to help 500 words and, if not emailed, clearly and neatly the post themselves. They accompanied us an address and the police were willing to us recover Luna and give this story a happy written. to the address but it turned out to be a false check this new information. ending. Correspondents should include their full name and address as well as a contact phone number. Letters may be edited. Opinions expressed in this section of the New choir aims to Tips on platypus newspaper are not necessarily the views of the Narrandera Argus management and staff. be biggest in area and tree planting THE nation’s first regional With “Last week we had about 10 PRACTICAL tips on how Kathie Le Busque, ANU One Voice choir at Narrandera people, which was a really good to improve local creeks to Sustainable Farms, will speak Narrandera Argus will have a practice session on start and we would like to grow encourage platypus will be on enhancing farm dams with Tuesday, June 15 at the CRC it to be the biggest choir in the held at the Palladium Theatre, plantings. This will be followed by VOLUME 140, No 22 Church from 6.30pm. Riverina. Morundah, on June 16. a sunrise walk around “Tarabah”, With One Choir Riverina “We would like people The talk from 6pm will Morundah, at 7.15am on June 17 CONTACT: coordinator Tracey Lewis said from all over the Riverina to be hosted by Murrumbidgee for a chance to spot the elusive the choir catered for people aged join us. Landcare, YACTAC, NSW Local platypus followed by breakfast. Phone 02 6959 2222 Fax 02 6959 2256 nine to 109 and was conducted Land Services and Sustainable Plant identification and tree 167 East Street, Narrandera NSW 2700 “I’m hoping it can become by Liz Walsh. Farms. planting will be held along the PO Box 5, Narrandera NSW 2700 a place where people can “We have received grant support each other and make Geoff Williams, Australian creek from 11am at “Yarrabee”, EMAIL: [email protected] funding for the first year connections, and to give the Platypus Conservancy, is a Morundah. of operation and it will community another outlet. guest speaker and the key For more information and to DEADLINES hopefully continue on with “With One Voice has about findings of Yanco Creek and make a booking contact Andrea 10am Monday for display advertising donations and the aim to hold 30 choirs all over Australia and Tributaries Advisory Council’s (YACTAC) on 0419 841 834 or and editorial community concerts,” Ms Lewis this is a first for the regional recent platypus report will be Kathy (Murrumbidgee Landcare) 12noon Tuesday for Classified advertising said. areas.” outlined. on 0428 396 826. 2 — Thursday, June 10, 2021 www.narranderaargus.com.au Narrandera Argus Paramedics to strike over pay Water park is from front page wild and deadly disease, yet level of prices has increased they continued to serve the 23.4 per cent” which was people of NSW and protect “slightly lower than wage their health. growth, which increased “To offer them a pay cut award winner 30.5 per cent.” is humiliating and insulting. THE Riverina’s premier aquatic However, the analysis NSW paramedics are already playground, Lake Talbot Water Park, has also concluded “certain the worst paid in the country won a prestigious award. households will feel the impact and personally carry the cost Narrandera Shire Council has won the more strongly than others, of their professional 2021 NSW Local Government Professionals particularly in the context of registration and education. Excellence Award, for ‘Asset and Project’ low wage growth”. This pay cut will set them budget over $1.5 million and population With the annual income further behind. under 100,000 for the Lake Talbot Water of a NSW paramedic at “We are flagging this Park redevelopment. approximately $76,000, Mr action well in advance and This award acknowledges the Grayson believes the wages have designed it to avoid significant works carried out at the policy of the government impacting life threatening facility including the removal of two old squeezes paramedics even emergencies. slides, replaced with two racer slides more. “There will, however, be and a twisting open slide each with exit “Paramedics are withheld significant disruption on the flume; and the demolition of all previous from holding professional day.” pool areas including the 50-meter pool, wage claims,” Mr Grayson said. A spokesman for the NSW Rampage pool, Island pool, toddler pool “Professional wages claim is Treasurer Dominic Perrottet and slide pool. about scope of practice, it gives said prior to the hearings Modifications included wet decking the government opportunity in the Industrial Relations and the Island Pool splash park, a new to look at skills to provide to Commission NSW the pump house and filtration system, solar Winning representatives of Narrandera Shire Council and Total Creations and a community. Government extended an offer systems to heat the 50m pool and middle Services, front row: George Cowan, General Manager; Fred Hammer, Manager “While paramedics would of a $1000 bonus to frontline pools. Project and Assets, Mayor Neville Kschenka. Back row: Simon McLean, Total receive higher wages, the workers and a job guarantee A toddler pool with zero entry and Creations; Ray McLean, Total Creations; Shane Wilson, Deputy General community would also receive for 12 months. shade cover was built along with pool Manager Infrastructure, and Mark McLean Total Creations. Photo supplied. higher skilled workers. They claim this would level, accessible changeroom, toilets and “The government has wages have seen non-executive showers. A pram ramp from the top entry submissions from City, Blayney stakeholders to ensure the project regulation that prohibits pay frontline personnel such as to pool level, a disability access ramp Shire, Clarence Valley, Forbes Shire, outcome delivered a facility of the rises above 2.5 per cent, we nurses, police, paramedics into the 50m pool, new shading areas and Goulburn Mulwaree, Lane Cove City, highest quality which has exceeded all can’t run a pay claim while that and teachers receive a one-off structures were made. Mid Coast, Norfolk Island Regional and expectations and increased regional regulation is there. payment of $1,000. New shading areas and structures Tamworth Regional Councils. tourism to Narrandera through the “Nurses, doctors, physios The policy was defeated in which also houses the solar panels. A Council spokesperson said: facility’s open months, providing strong have a professional wage the Upper House of the NSW This category included 10 finalists “Our Instructure team who worked economic advantages to local businesses claims but paramedics haven’t Parliament. offering impressive and competitive closed with internal and external and accommodation providers.” been afforded to run that claim, “Last month the Full Bench unlike in Queensland and of the Industrial Relations .” Commission of NSW reaffirmed HSU NSW Secretary Gerard the Government’s plan to Hayes said the action was prioritise job-creation to keep Review into rural blackspots necessary following their as many people in jobs as treatment from the government possible as we get our economy Nicholas Rupolo blackspots. In February the Kristy Sparrow, the head of Communications Mark and has ensured that while the back on its feet,” a spokesman A FORMER Nationals MP Argus published a story the large Facebook advocacy Coulton said. action it won’t have any impact for the Treasurer told the has been hand-picked by the detailing the group Better internet for Rural, “The members have a on major health issues. Argus. Morrison government to lead Government at the time had Regional and Remote Australia, broad-ranging knowledge of only spent 10 per cent of a and Ms Sue Middleton, chair “NSW paramedics are at “Our paramedics, the regional telecommunica- the telecommunications sector $400 million fund to eliminate of the National Farmers and of regional Australia, breaking point,” Mr Hayes said. nurses, doctors and health tions review. professionals have done an blackspots in NSW. Federation Economics and they appreciate the needs “They’re not trying to get The review – which is outstanding job protecting Meanwhile, the Federal Farm Business Community. of regional communities, rich. They just want a fair pay undertaken every three years rise that recognises the cost our community and the government has progressed Professor Hugh Bradlow and they will undertake a – includes a team with a mix of living and the intensity of Government thanks them for with a $90 million Regional also is on the committee thorough examination of of government, businesses, their work. their extraordinary work. Connectivity Program which providing 22 years of experi- regional telecommunication agricultural, community and “Our paramedics “The Government is included funding for a $720,823 ence in telecommunications issues that will include an political experience. were required to transport focused is on maintaining its wireless broadband fix in having worked in senior roles extensive public consultation COVID-positive patients, first-class health response, The committee will pay Leeton. for Telstra. process.” without adequate protective which has allowed NSW to lead close attention to the Many residents of towns Finally, Michael Cosgrave The government’s response equipment. the nation’s economic recovery effectiveness of government such as Balranald, Grong- completes the committee to the 2018 telecommuni- “They were exposed to a from the pandemic.” policies and programs Grong and even Narrandera having worked for two cations review said “digital relating to regional have been experiencing poor decades at the competition agriculture could increase telecommunications and mobile coverage and internet watchdog, the gross value of Australian issues relating to service speeds for years. Competition and Consumer agricultural production by reliability in regional areas. The review committee will Commission, specialising $20.3 billion”. Many studies Subscribe Families and business be chaired by former Member in telecommunications have concluded that access owners in the Riverina can for Cowper and Minister regulation. to reliable broadband and online at be forgiven for feeling as if for Vocational Education “I am pleased to have such a internet improves health and government policy had not under , Luke high-calibre panel looking safety for communities, edu- narranderaargus.com.au been effective with many Hartsuyker. at these important issues,” cation standards and business families still struggling in The committee includes Ms Federal Minister for Regional productivity.

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Narrandera Argus www.narranderaargus.com.au Thursday, June 10, 2021 — 3 Battle over Farrer Nicholas Rupolo Farrer is considered a safe seat but Australia the Environment Minister has worked hard for the people of The landmark court ruling said CONSERVATIVES in the Liberal party following a poor showing at the last would “stare down any challenge” Farrer over many years. Ms Ley as Environment Minister has are seeking to oust Member for Farrer election, conservative power-brokers with support from Morrison. “It is the people of Farrer who a ‘duty of care’ to young Australians in a pre-selection battle are reportedly preparing a coup for “There are certainly reports of should have the choice to back who who are harmed by the impacts of for the Farrer electorate according the Environment Minister. what has previously been city-based their candidate is at the next election, climate change. to reports. The news comes as numerous factional branch stacking and yes, a not operatives behind closed doors.” She has also come under fire Guardian Australia has reported marginally-held Liberal seat holders, toxic culture which isn’t about the The Prime Minister also has the from researchers in a peer-reviewed allegations of “toxic branch-stacking” who are moderate or factional policies or the candidate but about ability to intervene in pre-selection study from the Australian National in a factional right-wing push to allies of the Prime Minister are that factional branch stacking,” Ms fights and hand-pick a candidate if University. remove the sitting member for Farrer being challenged in pre-selection by Ley said, needed to ensure a sitting member The study criticised the federal and ahead of the next election or to build conservatives. “We’ve never seen that west of the runs. state management of wetlands such as up forces to take over once she retires. These include Northern, inner- Great Divide. We’re not used to that in Ley has come under fire with her the Narran Lakes, Condomine-Balone Ms Ley has held the seat for two west and Western Sydney members rural and regional Australia. performance in her environment System and the Murray-Darling Basin decades but suffered a near 10-point , , Alex “I do hope that it’s not happening portfolio from activist groups and which they say will cause many swing against her in the 2019 federal Hawke and Melissa McIntosh. but I will stare down any challenge must protect young people from bird and fish species to stare down election. Sources close to Ley told Guardian that comes my way as someone who climate harm. extinction in the coming decades.

Dr Treahna Hamm Possum Culture Skin Cloak in memory of World through War I servicemen and dancing women, NARRANDERA High School Open Year 9 student Tahlia Gilbert House: 3rd has been selected in the Tamworth 2021 NSW Public Schools Textile Aboriginal Dance Company. Triennial. The NSW Public Schools Photo: Aboriginal Dance Company is Jules Boag one of The Arts Unit’s specialist programs. It is a highly motivational, elite program that will build dance and choreographic skills, knowledge and cultural awareness. The audition process is highly competitive and places in the Company are Creative local support highly sought after. Tahlia will be performing APPLICATIONS are now open for the Joyce again in this second and final year. “Mum would at a number of significant Spencer Textiles Fellowship worth $4000 have been so proud to know her name is living Department of Education courtesy of the Cad Factory, Western Riverina on and supporting people to make excellent events in 2021. Arts and the Spencer family. art; something she was absolutely passionate Tahlia submitted an Regional NSW based artists or artist- about,” Ms Tuckett said. outstanding audition tape that led groups who are seeking financial support In 2020, the inaugural receipt of the showed not only exceptional for textile-based projects with a public Fellowship was Dr Treahna Hamm, whose dance skills but a strong outcome in 2022 and 2023 are encouraged to artworks are composed with multiple layers connection to Country, apply. of storytelling garnered from her Yorta Yorta specifically to Wiradjuri land Joyce Spencer (1928–2019) was an active upbringing by the Murray River in Northern and culture. ​ artist and craft practitioner throughout her and Southern NSW. Tahlia has started lifetime, creating a large body of artwork, Dr Hamm said Joyce’s giving through rehearsals online, with the teaching hundreds of workshops, and writing knowledge, art and caring for community was support of NHS PDHPE five bestselling books. exceptional in her life. “It is a gift beyond words,” Teacher, Beth Chappell This initiative is aimed at supporting textile she said. “In talking to people who knew Joyce, I and was recognised for her artists based in regional NSW to develop and see the meaning and guidance she gave to people selection as part of the Riverina present new work. through her creativity. Through conversations Dance Festival in Albury on The fellowship is in honour of Joyce’s with Llewellyn, I thought about my own mother June 4. “I am very proud of lifelong connection to regional living and and family and the support I’ve been given. For Tahlia’s selection and that regional making in both the Southern Highlands me, receiving the Fellowship reinforces family Year 9 student Tahlia Gilbert. Photo supplied. Tahlia has the opportunity to and Narrandera. Applications are open from within my creative life, which carries through dance at this elite level with now until midnight on July 18 2021. Head to every day of being an artist.” her city peers,” NHS principal www.cadfactory.com.au to start an application. Dr Hamm will be presenting a solo exhibition Marni Milne said. “Even more Llewellyn Tuckett, Joyce Spencer’s at Griffith Regional Art Gallery in 2022 that Subscribe online at pleasing is that Tahlia is able daughter, said the family were pleased to will travel to the Narrandera Arts Centre as an narranderaargus.com.au to showcase her Aboriginal support the Joyce Spencer Textiles Fellowship outcome of her Fellowship. culture through dance.”

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4 — Thursday, June 10, 2021 www.narranderaargus.com.au Narrandera Argus Seatbelt Old taxis and ready? Child restraints, correctly installed and used, keep our children safe. All children must be safely fastened in the correct child car seat for their age and size. A Iraqi hoojoom child who is properly secured in an approved child car seat is less likely to be injured or killed in a car The Argus continues the serialisation crash than one who is not. of Matt Quade’s new book Mindless Child restraint use is often focused on infants, Thug Iraq-Haiti-Libya this week with toddlers and younger children, by law children Chapter Six. under seven must use dedicated child restraints. For those aged seven and older, parents must THERE were several -based private decide if their child needs a booster seat or can security companies operating in Baghdad in 2003 and 2004. use an adult seatbelt – this is where there can be The company we worked for separated some confusion. into two divisions. One division continued To be safest in a crash a child aged over seven to supply the all-western (British, Australian, needs to be in a booster seat until they are at NZ) close protection personnel to American least 145cm tall and can pass the five-step safety engineers in charge of the reconstruction of test. On average, Australian children will not reach Iraq. The second division was headed by a Kirkuk – one city, nine billion barrels of oil. Photo supplied. a height of 145cm until about 11 years of age. 22-year SAS veteran, ‘Frank’, who had spent The five-step test can help assess whether a child background etc., he cut to the chase. And strangely, not every US soldier finished most of his career in the Middle East. is big enough to be safely restrained by a seatbelt. ‘I’m told you’ve been learning Arabic.’ his coffee and then started his day by killing While our teams sped around Baghdad Answering ‘yes’ to each step means the child is in Toyota Land Cruisers with helmets, body ‘I can’t speak Arabic properly, I’ve just Iraqi schoolchildren. Because of the rubbish ready for a seatbelt. The child should be able to: armour, ‘machine pistols’ (MP5s) and AK-47s been learning an operational vocabulary at being screened on television, I began writing (assault rifles), ‘Frank’ crept around the city this stage. Words like attack, explosion, car, ‘descriptive’ emails to friends and family back 1. Sit all the way back against the seat back. in beaten up old Iraqi taxis with one driver bomb, etc. Just so I can understand the local home without divulging anything confidential. 2. Bend their knees comfortably over the front edge and nobody else. Iraqi reports better.’ I flippantly used ‘The Baghdad Bugle’ as the of the vehicle seat. ‘What is the Arabic word for ‘attack’?’ subject heading. Today, ‘The Bugle’ is still Frank had a few British ex-pats working 3. Sit with the sash belt across their mid-shoulder. for him but each of those commanded close ‘Hoojoom.’ running. It is however in a more serious protection teams made up of entirely Iraqi ‘Ah.’ monthly edition, with an ex-British Army 4. Sit with the lap belt across the top of their thighs. personnel. The second-in-charge just grinned. commando also involved. 5. Stay seated in this position for the whole trip. To the vast majority of ‘bodyguard’ ex-pats, Interview over. In late February 2004, I moved to Kirkuk Often parents move children out of their booster working in the same team as armed Iraqis Frank continued, ‘We have a project up onto one of Frank’s Iraqi-staffed projects. seat as soon as possible (when they turn seven) but Greg, who had escaped the January 18 mass- was unthinkable. This attitude did change North in Kirkuk. We think you’ll like it. Over it is important not to move a child into a seatbelt casualty bombing, had been assigned to the to a degree in the coming years, but only 100 Iraqis on the team and a very mixed crew, until they can achieve a good seatbelt fit. When they same project for the ex-pat division of the when the ex-pats were given the choice; join Arabs, Kurds, Turkmen, and a Sunni-Shia mix should move to a seatbelt depends on the size of a mixed westerner/Iraqi team or leave the as well. Might be just up your alley. We can’t company. the child and the car in which they are travelling. The country as we don’t need you anymore, you transfer you across just yet though. The teams He ran the western teams based inside simplest way to check is to use the five-step test. cost too much. are still short in Baghdad.’ the camp. I ran the all-Iraqi team of static I requested a move to the Iraqi division ‘Understood.’ guards and mobile patrols protecting the A seatbelt must be properly adjusted and fastened of the company in early 2004. The rest of the The next four weeks in Baghdad flew by. camp perimeter. when used by a child seven years or over. It is critical guys thought I was certifiably insane. I thought What was reported in the western media In addition, the local sheikhs, political that children wearing a seatbelt do not lie horizontal they were blind to the writing on the wall. however had little to do with the day-to-day parties, Iraqi Police and Army, and most across the car but rather sit upright so the seatbelt Better to jump early than to be shoved later. reality. importantly, coordinating with US Army is positioned over the mid-shoulder to provide the The interview with Frank and his second- Despite the impression people have been patrols in the area was my baby. , best level of crash protection. at least that’s what I thought when I first went in-charge to join the Iraqi division was brief. given, not every Iraqi was a terrorist looking Although a child can legally sit in the front seat of a to Kirkuk. Once the preliminaries were dealt with, to kill westerners by blowing himself up. vehicle at seven years it is recommended children sit in the back seat until they are older than 12 years, as it is safer and offers more protection to passengers than the front seat. Sweetener for our beekeepers Across all ages, two in three child restraints are not being used correctly. Mistakes commonly occur in Nicholas Rupolo three ways: • When the child restraint is installed or moved KING Honey owner David between vehicles. Mumford says a long-awaited • When a carer puts a child into the restraint. $2 million support package for • Errors caused by a child, such as taking an arm the apiary industry is a sign the out of the restraint. state government has opened its eyes to the potential of honey. Narrandera Shire Council is encouraging residents In a move the government to take advantage of a free child restraint check to says will future-proof the ensure their child restraints are correctly fitted. For a industry, the program – worth free restraint check, contact Council’s Road Safety $1.9 million – is headlined Officer on 02 6959 5510. Numbers are limited. by a decision to audit NSW government-owned lands for suitability as bee sites. It will also seek to establish pollinator-friendly plants in rural NSW, a honey library and research new honey markets to promote it as a health food. Mr Mumford, of Narrandera, believes it is an “opening-of-the- gate” moment for beekeepers and the government and says the decision to audit lands for use will Apiarist David Mumford says the decision to audit lands for use will revitalise their work. revitalise their work. Photo: Kim Woods “I think this is a big opening to realise the importance of the after drought, bushfires and parks and forestry sites and it as increase the resilience and bee industry in New South Wales,” the pandemic have brought the opens other lands and gives us sustainability of the industry,” he said. industry down to the bare bones. other alternatives. Mr Marshall said. “We are an industry that hasn’t “The bushfires impacted us “We haven’t produced the “We will also lead the been given a lot of money in the greatly,” Mr Mumford said. amount of honey we should be development of a ‘honey library’ past we are a silent industry. “We either go out west or into and prices have gone up.” to help identify the unique “Finally, the government is the hills after but after Minister for Agriculture and profile of NSW honey to ensure going to audit the lands for the the fires last year we couldn’t do Western New South Wales Adam provenance as well as protect suitability of bee sites it’s the big that. We can’t go out west every Marshall is supporting apiaries the high-quality reputation of the one for me which I’ve been on year because the trees butt up and across the state after 9,800 hives State’s industry. about for years. I’ve always made so we go to the mountains in the were destroyed and another “The NSW Government the point that we’ve been locked cycle. Not having the mountains 88,000 significantly impacted will also offer subsidised out of Kosciuszko National Park and losing a lot of country up due to heat and smoke during commercial beekeeper training since the 1970s. Hopefully the there impacted us. Some of my the bushfires. through Tocal College to give areas that haven’t been burnt we sites that I’ve been using for 30 or “To ensure industry can aspiring apiarists the knowledge will be allowed back in to.” 40 years I will not see flowering recover as quickly as possible, and skills they need to thrive The audit of lands will allow again in my lifetime. we’re supporting a number in the industry, with a focus on beekeepers the opportunity “Hopefully this audit will bring of projects designed to boost honeybee biosecurity and queen Use the five-step test to check if a child is ready to expand their operations out the fact that I’ve lost national confidence in the sector, as well bee breeding.” for a seatbelt. Narrandera Argus www.narranderaargus.com.au Thursday, June 10, 2021 — 5 Regional Roundup Rethink a Riverina winter Radio station GRIFFITH Ray Wholohan said the theme for the artists and craftspeople the opportunity to GRIFFITH Regional Art Gallery is calling community exhibition will be based around regularly exhibit in our regional gallery,” for community for local artists and craft people to be part the Winter Solstice. she said. of Rethinking the Winter Solstice – their “We are calling on local artists of all levels “We all can’t wait to see what our local ARIAH PARK AFTER a prolonged delay in getting the frequency community art exhibition for 2021. of experience, working in any media, to creatives come up with.” approved by the Licensing Authority, the transmission The exhibition will showcase local artists, contribute to this exhibition,” Mr Wholohan Entry is $5 per artwork. Entry forms and who are asked to reflect upon what it’s like said. terms and conditions are available from the of the TEM-FM Community Radio to Ariah Park and to experience the Riverina winter and what “Everyone’s experience of winter in the Gallery. district on new frequency 106.9 FM has finally started. makes our winter like no other time of the region is different and can encompass a wide Entries for Rethinking the Winter Solstice Ever since the TEM-FM started in Temora, the year. range of expressions.” close 5pm Friday, June 25. Temora signal has been blocked from reaching Ariah Entry is open to all artists aged 15 Acting Regional Arts and Museum To find out more about the Rethinking Park by the Ingalba State Forest. The only solution and over living or working in the Griffith, Manager Margaret Andreazza said community the Winter Solstice community art exhibition was to establish a new transmitter in Ariah Park to Leeton, Murrumbidgee, Hay, Carrathool or art exhibitions were an important part of the contact the Gallery on 6962 8338 or visit relay the signal to the western half of the Temora Shire. Narrandera Local Government Areas. annual program. in person at 167 Banna Avenue, Griffith, With the recent 2017-19 drought, Temora Griffith Regional Art Gallery Coordinator “They give Griffith’s numerous talented Wednesday to Sunday 10am to 5pm. Shire qualified for Federal Government Drought Communities Funding and the Temora Council supported the application by the TEM-FM Committee, with funding allocated to establish the transmitter in Ariah Park. The Committee worked with the Ariah Park Memorial Hall Committee to use the old Projector Room upstairs at the Hall. Part of the funding included building a special air-conditioned room for the equipment, while a new spiral staircase was installed to allow safe access to the upstairs room. The Ariah Park Sub-committee of Kevin Colwill (Chairman), Toni Leiper (Secretary) and Gayl Wilson, Cheryl Goff and Nigel Judd assisted the Temora Committee in establishing the new transmitter. Mr Colwill said the Committee was ecstatic with the quality of the reception and looked forward to the next stage of establishing community radio in Ariah Park and district. The Committee is now seeking expressions of interest from anyone in the community who wants to be involved in putting together an Ariah Park segment on the radio so locals will have an interest on what is being broadcast. It will also be looking for sponsors from Ariah Park and district to support the running costs of the Community Radio. A special meeting will be called in the near future to continue the project. OUR ECONOMY IS ON TRACK TO COME BACK

Australia’s economy is on track to come back. In fact, our economy outperformed all major advanced economies in 2020. In the second half of 2020, it grew at the fastest pace on record and there are now more people in work than before the pandemic. CONTINUING OUR COMEBACK To build upon the progress we’ve made, the next steps in the plan provide more support for individuals, families and businesses to help secure the economy and create more jobs. Melissa Douglas and Gareth Hadden. JOB CREATION IS ON TRACK businesses to invest, to grow and to Over the next 10 years, many more local jobs create more jobs. Reception at will be created and secured through investment We’re improving employment services so in roads, rail and community infrastructure. that employers and job seekers are more More homes will be built in more communities easily matched. Wagga winery thanks to HomeBuilder and the New Home And our $1.2 billion investment in digital YERONG CREEK Guarantee. infrastructure, skills, and incentives means MELISSA Douglas and Gareth Hadden were married More training will be available through that more businesses in communities right recently in the bride’s parents picturesque garden at JobTrainer. And there’ll be new apprenticeships, “Franklyn”, Yerong Creek. across Australia can be part of the thriving Mel is the youngest daughter of Derek and Joan traineeships and more places in higher digital economy. Douglas and Gareth is the only son of John and Sandra education. Hadden of West Pennant Hills, Sydney. LOWER TAXES & GREATER SUPPORT FOR The ceremony was conducted by Mel’s brother-in- And there’ll be more opportunities for families to MORE AUSTRALIANS law from the Orange Presbyterian Church. She was access work with more affordable childcare. attended by her friend Francis Jackson and her two Tax cuts for 10 million low and middle income sisters Alaine Cole and Steph Gibb, who wore elegant SMALL BUSINESSES ARE ON TRACK earners will put more money in their pockets full-length dresses of forest green. We’re supporting hard hit industries such as to spend at local businesses, creating more Gareth was attended by friends John and Will Carr and Tim Starr. aviation, tourism and international education. economic activity and more jobs. Mel wore a custom-made gown of tulle featuring And continuing tax incentives, such as It’s a plan that will not only help Australia come intricate French lace, made by designer and friend Holly Butler. Music and vocals were provided by their friends. the Instant Asset Write-off, to encourage back, but come back better than ever. After the ceremony, a sumptuous afternoon tea was provided by the women of the Osborne Football/Netball THIS IS Club auxiliary. Guests then travelled to Cottontail TO FIND OUT HOW IT CAN BENEFIT YOU VISIT Winery, Oura, for the wedding reception where Mel’s brother Mal was the MC. OUR COMEBACK A delicious three-tiered wedding cake was made OURCOMEBACK.GOV.AU THE ECONOMIC RECOVERY PLAN by family friend Tracey Smith. Mel and Gareth spent their honeymoon touring and have made their home in Camberwell, Authorised by the Australian Government, . . 6 — Thursday, June 10, 2021 www.narranderaargus.com.au Narrandera Argus Regional Roundup Budget On the right page now on COLEAMBALLY 2020. “An urgent increase in school Nicholas Rupolo counsellors is recommended to COLEAMBALLY teenager Paige overcome shortages and address display Goudie will use her time at Youth the significant rise in student mental Parliament in July to advocate for health issues,” the report said. MURRUMBIDGEE better mental health services for “Counsellors should be provided MURRUMBIDGEE Council’s young people in the Riverina. on the basis of at least one for every spending for the coming year will The region has been rocked by 500 students by 2023.” continue to focus on roads and capital the deaths of Lauren Rafferty, 12, a Member for Murray Helen Dalton projects, with the draft budget now on 14-year old boy and 17-year old girl has taken Paige under her wing over display for public comment. in May by suicide. the last few months and has been hot The combined draft Operational Local communities, local MP’s, on the tail of the NSW Health Minister Plan for 2021-22, containing proposed public figures and charities have all Brad Hazzard and Mental Health rates, fees and charges, and the draft raised their voice to address the issue Minister Bronwyn Taylor. Delivery Program for 2021-25 have with fervour in the last few weeks. Ms Dalton addressed questions been endorsed by Council. Among the most vocal is to the Murrumbidgee Local Health Murrumbidgee Council Mayor passionate 17-year-old St Francis District this month. She asked how Ruth McRae said formulating the De Sales Regional College student many specialist mental health nurses budget was always difficult due to are employed and how many acute Paige Goudie. many competing demands. mental health inpatient beds there are Paige will be given an opportunity The budget outlines Council’s in their regional hospitals including to make her voice heard in the halls spending in the 2021-22 financial Narrandera, Deniliquin, Leeton and of power on Macquarie Street. year, which will include capital Her preferred approaches to Paige Goudie is passionate about tackling the mental health Griffith Hospital. crisis in rural areas, and has been working with Helen Dalton MP. The MLHD responded saying: expenditure of $15 million. tackling the mental health crisis in Big ticket capital items include the regions revolve around bolstering Photo supplied. “Local health districts and hospitals $3.2 million for water supply support for kids at school. vary staffing profiles and number upgrades and renewals (subject “I would introduce a peer effective to talk and learn about this “I believe better funding is needed to appropriately meet operational to grant funding), $3 million for mentoring scheme in which subject with the guidance and support as students that are not in the right need at any point in time, so these the Darlington Point subdivision multiple students are partnered of a friend and counsellor. mindset will not learn efficiently.” numbers fluctuate. Referring to bed with a counsellor/psychologist,” she “Another idea would be to have Paige’s ideas resonate quite well numbers is an outdated approach development, $2 million for roads said. better access to mental health with the NSW Teachers Federation. and does not reflect the innovative reconstruction and a further “I know this to be effective services, especially in public schools. Urgent increases in school counsellors models of care NSW Health provides $2.4 million for renewal works, in most cases as my school just “I talked to my school’s psychologist state wide was a key recommendation through integrated care outside of including resealing roads, gravel finished a wellbeing week in which I about his experience in the public in the Gallop report, a NSW Teachers the hospital.” resheeting, footpaths, culverts and participated in an idea like this. school sector and he explained the Federation inquiry into the public kerbs and gutter renewals. “We focused on “being your own limited services and times provided school sector led by former Western If you are having difficulties call Cr McRae said Council would friend” and it appeared to be highly to students. Australian Premier Geoff Gallop in Lifeline on 13 11 14 continue to focus on the needs of the community and facilitate initiatives to make the towns great places to live, work and raise a family. “One such initiative is free pool Enhancing vital community spaces entry and this has been so successful that we will offer this again across our TWO local libraries will soon benefit facilities, and wheelchair accessible three pools,” Cr McRae said. from the NSW Government’s Public ramps. To fund these significant projects, Library Infrastructure Grant program. • $200,000 for the Bland Shire Council will use anticipated revenue Member for Cootamundra Steph Library to create a dedicated young of $17 million, including rates, annual Cooke has announced funding for adult space, mobile shelving and charges, user charges and fees. the Junee Library and Temora Library furniture, improved display and a A further $7 million of capital from the program: range of seating options. grants will also be an important • $26,630 to upgrade shelving at • $200,000 on a youth space at source of income for Council. Junee Library, adding castors Narrandera Library incorporating Contained within the draft budget so shelving is moveable. This will areas for collaborative study, meeting, is an overall rate increase of 2.0 per allow the library spaces to be socialising and being connected, cent, which is the increase available reconfigured providing more flexible accessible toilet and entrance. to local councils as set by the use of spaces for library programs • $44,727 for Grenfell Library for Independent Pricing and Regulatory and events. a microform reader/printer, furniture Tribunal. • $194,000 to improve the and shelving. Additionally, water usage charges amenity of Temora Library with the Stacey Moses, Luke Taberney, Margaret Kanaley, Steph Cooke MP NSW State Librarian Dr John and garbage and recycling fees will introduction of contemporary stylish and Pam Halliburton at Junee. Photo supplied. Vallance is pleased that the funds increase by 3 per cent for all residents. furniture, new carpet and signage. will enable councils to develop or Ratepayers can expect some Ms Cooke said the improvements continue to be important community changes that will bring to us. The improve library buildings and mobile changes to the rating structure as would help enhance these vital spaces for everyone.” Junee Library is very important to library services. Council starts the Rate Harmonisation community spaces. Junee Shire Council’s Director the local community and we are “In my role visiting libraries across Project to more closely align the “Modern libraries offer so much Planning and Community hoping this will make it more of a NSW, wherever I go I see the importance different areas within the Local to people of all ages; places to Development Stacy Moses said the community hub.” of quality library infrastructure, and Government Area. learn, study, access technology, hold funding would help transform the “We are very thankful for the grant the great community need for books, This is a mandatory NSW meetings and events, socialise and Junee Library. and are looking forward to getting information and safe, welcoming Government requirement for merged of course borrow everything from “We’re reconfiguring all of our those casters on.” public space. NSW public libraries Councils and will be implemented books, films and games,” she said. shelving and putting them on casters Previous support for local libraries are open to everyone, and the State over the next five years. “It’s so important we support them making them more durable so from the NSW Government’s Public Library is proud of its long partnership Council will be working closely to ensure they continue to be fit-for- we can actually move the library Library Infrastructure Grant program with these crucial institutions.” with the community to make sure purpose for the community and meet around substantially and have more include: The Public Library Infrastructure everyone understands these changes. modern needs. engagement with the community with • $189,014 for Temora Library Grants program is administered by the The proposed 2021-22 Statement “This funding will help both events,” Ms Moses said. building a new outdoor reading and State Library of NSW on behalf of the of Financial Performance provides the Temora and Junee Libraries to “We’re really excited with all the activity space, new accessible toilet Library Council of NSW. for a surplus of $5,069,441. This includes a deficit of $2,043,000 from ordinary activities before the $7 million of capital grants. The Native fish given a boost by shrubs anticipated cash flow provides for a decrease of funds of $429,930 over LAKE ALBERT grasses and shrubs in the catchment, native fish and money into protecting and restoring vital the financial year. A NEW stock of native grasses and shrubs are set have a better chance to flourish and thrive. fish habitat. The OzFish Wagga Chapter is always The documents are available for to hit the banks of Lake Albert as volunteers from “Native vegetation plays an important role in looking for new and passionate anglers to help viewing on Council’s website, at the OzFish Wagga Chapter and Murrumbidgee maintaining water quality as it helps filter sediments, improve fish habitat in the local area. each of the Council offices and the Landcare for a community planting nutrients, and pollutants from run-off before The project has received funding from the Jerilderie Library until Monday, June day on June 19. they enter our waterways,” Braeden said. “The Australian Government’s Community Environment 28. Submissions in writing will be The restoration will give the native fish a boost, plantings will also reduce algal blooms which can Program, the OzFish-Landcare NSW partnership received until 5 pm on June 28. improving water quality in Lake Albert. Volunteers be detrimental for fish and other aquatic species.” with support from the NSW Recreational Fishing Council will consider all will be meeting at Lake Street boat ramp at 9am Projects like these are just one of the many Trusts and BCF – Boating, Camping, Fishing. submissions from the public and at Lake Albert and planting 600 native vegetation ways OzFish is counteracting years of degradation will then adopt the Operational Plan where Crooked Creek meets the lake. in Australian waterways. To learn more about the project or to get and Delivery Program at the Ordinary Braeden Lampard, OzFish Project Manager for Local OzFish chapters partner with fishing involved with the OzFish Wagga Chapter, please Meeting to be held on Tuesday, the Murray-Darling Basin, said by planting native bodies and the broader community to invest time visit www.ozfish.org.au or call 1800 431 308 June 29. Narrandera Argus www.narranderaargus.com.au Thursday, June 10, 2021 — 7 June 10 - 16

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10 — Thursday, June 10, 2021 www.narranderaargus.com.au Narrandera Argus Heed warnings on reduced basin inflows THE Federal Government is being and prediction at the CSIRO, said Lakes full of fresh water. We need to grown rice during the pandemic due to can work towards solutions. These urged to heed warnings about reduced long-term rain trends suggested look at alternatives that will protect record low rice crops in recent years. solutions exist, and it is so unfortunate Murray-Darling Basin inflows. a significant reduction in water the Basin’s environment, as well as “Further, many dairy farmers have that our Government will not accept “We continue calling for availability in the Murray-Darling. our regional communities.” walked off the land because their that some tough decisions may be government action and it continues And he says “it is only going to Mr Marshall said it was also businesses have become unviable. required to implement them. to be ignored. What is it going to get worse”. important to develop government “The problems around water “We implore governments to take for politicians to appreciate the “We cannot continue along the policy that protects staple food management appear to have been prioritise the future of our nation, not urgency and do something about it?” current path, with reduced inflows supplies for all Australians. put in the ‘too hard basket’ by their next election cycle.” Speak Up chair Lachlan Marshall said. and bleak climate change predictions “We do not want to get ourselves Prime Minister Morrison and his Dr Chiew has said Murray-Darling His calls follow the latest data from for the Basin, without acknowledging into a position where staple foods Government. Perhaps they are trying communities need to think about how the CSIRO which shows there have the need for changes to the Basin such as dairy, rice and wheat products to kick this issue down the road and they manage and value water. been huge falls in inflows across the Plan,” Mr Marshall said. “Quite simply, are not readily available in Australian leave it for a future Government to “The issue is not with our Basin in the past 20 years. in the future we cannot afford to send supermarkets,” he said. address. communities, it is with a Government Dr Francis Chiew, a research group such massive quantities of water “We have already had warning “But the sooner we acknowledge that will not accept the need for leader in water resources assessment down the system to keep the Lower signs, with shortages of domestically the need to take action, the sooner we change,” Mr Marshall said. Buy-up creates Filling a gap in park in outback THE second largest land acquisition for national parks in the last 10 years tillage market has occurred with the purchase of the neighbouring Lanigdoon and Metford Kim Woods acres),” he said. “Some farmers in stations, 65km east of . A SHORTAGE of new and second- Australia do 40,000 acres in one year The plan for the two properties, hand tillage machinery has played so it is fairly minimal. They come totaling 60,468 hectares, is to create into the hands of a Barellan farmer off small farms of 809ha to 1214ha a new outback reserve conserving who imports used air seeders. where they have to seed fast in a small significant biodiversity and Aboriginal David Irvin has six second hand sowing window. heritage in the region. 18.3m John Deere 1830 No-Till Air “Their ability to get over the “Land to the west of the Great Drill and air carts up to 15,000 litres country quickly is important whereas Dividing Range supports a great awaiting delivery to Australia for the in Australia we really only started to diversity of wildlife, unique natural next sowing season. move into the 60 footers (18m) a few heritage and culturally important On his own property, Barralong, years ago.” places, worthy of protection,” David uses a John Deere 9410 R The importation business started Environment Minister Matt Kean said. tractor to pull a tow-between 15,000 when David bought several antique “This new park will be an important litre air cart and 18.3m, 72 tyne JD John Deere tractors from the US. refuge for wildlife including at least 14 1830 bar. “Then I started looking on the threatened animal species including He uses zero till across the farm internet for air seeders when we habitat for the Australian bustard, with a seeding depth of 30mm on a needed to go to a 60 foot bar, and white fronted chat and the pink ended up buying one in Canada.” cockatoo.” 25cm row spacing. “A few years ago, we set up a Up until COVID, David was Once this addition is formally regularly taking groups of farmers to reserved, the national parks system double cart configuration and we were able to put Urea, fertiliser and Canada on machinery buying tours. will have increased by more 350,000 He said the Federal Government hectares since August 2019, well wheat out at the same time using two tax incentive on machinery had on the way to meet the target of an carts,” he said. activated many inquiries. additional 400,000 hectares by the “We will do that again next season David Irvin has been buying, breaking down and importing “There is not enough new and end of 2022. as we have a few extra carts coming second hand air seeders from Canada for the past seven years. second-hand machinery in Australia, The purchase follows on from the in.” Photo: Kim Woods recent creation of another outback Mr Irvin has the second-hand especially tractors, so we have had a reserve – Narriearra Caryapundy implements disassembled in Canada “Not many people have gone down “The packer wheels work well reasonable amount of interest in our Swamp National Park which was the and reassembled at Barellan once this track – I’ve been keen on it and to smooth out the clods and leave a air seeders. largest purchase of private land for they arrive. about three years ago we set it up.” little valley to catch the water,” Mr “They are selling into Victoria and the national parks estate. “There are a lot of characteristics Mr Irvin said soil throw is about Irvin said. NSW, including the local region. I do In time, it is expected visitors I like on the JD 1830 – we use a knife 7.5cm, with 20mm soil coverage “Some of the carts come with all the finding, buying and importing.” will be able to explore sandplains edge point and also mid row-skip over the urea at a sowing speed of conveyors and others with augers, The 23 day buying trips in 2014 and stony desert, gibber chenopod row urea. 9-10km/hr. and different configurations of duals and 2016 involved intensive searches shrublands, floodplain woodland “It puts urea out on the ground The bars are configured with 7.5cm and singles.” for the right machines mixed with along watercourses and a lake system prior to the tynes going through the x 52.5cm, semi pneumatic packer Mr Irvin has imported seven units sight-seeing. that provides habitat for a range of ground, keeping it away from the seed. wheels on behind. into Australia, ranging from 12m to “I used to break the machines migratory bird species. “We are on a 25cm row spacing They are positioned between the 18m in width. down myself in Canada with a couple The properties contain important so the Urea goes out every 50cm and rows of knife edge points to allow a “It fills the gap between new and of workers but cannot do that now Aboriginal heritage including allows the dirt to be thrown over the smoother seed bed after seeding to second-hand machines in Australia – due to COVID,” Mr Irvin said. artefacts such as grinding plates and top of the Urea, then later on the rain enable pulse crops to be harvested they have done in the vicinity of 6072 “The sheer satisfaction of doing it stones. pushes it down into the seed profile. without clods. ha (15,000 acres) to 16,194ha (40,000 myself is huge – I cannot measure it.” Mass uncertainty over floodplain harvest MEMBER for Murray Helen Dalton “It also means reduced water Mrs Dalton said the NSW Water “The state water police – the of floodplain harvesting, making has vowed to fight NSW Government allocations for Murray and Minister and state water regulator Natural Resource Access Regulator the country’s most robust flood- plans to allow unsustainable flood- Murrumbidgee River farmers, must clarify whether floodplain (NRAR) – have asked irrigators to plain harvesting rules enforceable plain harvesting in the Northern because the Government takes their harvesting is currently a criminal seek their own legal advice before by law. Basin. water to meet South Australian offence. they harvest water. The regulations: “Floodplain harvesting is when targets.” “In June last year, the NSW Water “That’s like NSW Police telling • Set out the process for irrigators divert rainwater into their Mrs Dalton said the NSW Minister told me in NSW Parliament drivers to seek legal advice before determining license entitlements and private dams before it reaches the Government claimed they have that floodplain harvesting was they speed. provide consistency in this process river,” Mrs Dalton said been trying to regulate and reduce ‘completely legal’,” Mrs Dalton said. “As the regulator, NRAR need to across the state; “Over the past two decades, floodplain harvesting. “However, water sharing plans end the uncertainty and tell us what’s • Specify how floodplain harvesting Northern Basin irrigators have “However, what they’re actually clearly state floodplain harvesting legal and what is not.” will be measured and monitored and massively increased their water doing is locking in an unsustainable is illegal. Minister for Water, Property and sets out metering requirements for storage capacity, enabling them to level of water take for Northern Basin “They’ve created mass uncertainty Housing Melinda Pavey said three water users; take more water through floodplain irrigators,” she said. “Their modelling for irrigators and downstream amendments made to the Water • Provide an exemption for rainfall harvesting. is not verified independently; and they communities, and undermined Management (General) Regulation runoff into an irrigation tailwater “This means less water flows have not incorporated downstream community trust in their own push to 2018 in April would allow for drain in certain locations, during downstream to the Lower Darling. water flow targets into law.” legalise floodplain harvesting. the licensing and measurement specified times. Narrandera Argus www.narranderaargus.com.au Thursday, June 10, 2021 — 11 SPORT [email protected] Blues nip at top five FFL Carl Chirgwin SENIORS Bomber on THE Coleambally Blues reserve grade team 11.6.72 lost to Northern Jets 17.11.132 head into the bye nipping at the heels of a real Goals: J. Hodge 2, Theo.Valeri 2, C. Steele top five threat after a solid last Saturday 2, L. Baker, C. Hayes, S. Light, L. Hillier, J. at Ardlethan. Buchanan Led by the dynamic duo of Shane and Tony Best: C. Steele, T. Clark, S. Light, J. Spencer, Pound, the Blues took a little time to settle J. Clarke, T. Groves against a gallant home team but led at every Awards track to change to set up a great confidence building win. DeMamiel Bros BP Card: Curtis Steele Jake Curphey continues to improve each Tim’s Meats: Todd Clark week and the return of Joshua Shaw is a real Coleambally Community Club: Tom Groves shining light for the club’s depth going into the Coffee Nest 1%er: James Clarke second half of the season after the upcoming Hutcheon & Pearce Player’s Player Mug: June long weekend. Tom Groves tackle gun RESERVES UNDER-17 12.4.76 defeated Northern Jets 3.10.28 FFL Nicholas Rupolo Lawton has the uncanny Lenon has drilled into the Three Blues 4.11.35 lost 14.7.91 MARRAR Bombers forward ability to smell danger and to players is paying dividends. Goals: J. Weymouth-Smith 4, J. Shaw 2, Goals: J. Clarke, Z. Twomey, J. Coelli, James Lawton is on track pounce on it to score incredible “It’s been a positive start D. Collier, D. Pound, S. Pound, L. Schulz, L. Horton to match one of the greatest goals. He has caught the to the year, I’m loving playing L. Evans, J. Curphey Best: N. Graham, C. Neutze, B. Schmetzer, goalscoring feats in Farrer headlines with the Bombers football at Marrar, it’s a great Best: T. Pound, J. Weymouth-Smith, X. Chirgwin, R. Smith, H. White history. undefeated season so far with club,” he said. N. Graham, S. Pound, L. Schulz, J. Shaw Awards Lawton – who leads the goal incredible returns like 12 goals “It’s only early but we are Awards CFNC Canteen Award: Tomas Munn scoring tally in the league with against Coleambally and 10 trying to build something DeMamiel Bros BP Card: Tony Pound Nutrient Ag: Xavier Chirgwin 54 – is travelling at virtually against a strong Charles Sturt special, I think the feeling we Tim’s Meats: Jack Weymouth-Smith Coly Demo Farm: Jack Coelli the same goals per game rate University. He harks back to his are getting is that it is great to Coleambally Community Club: Shane Pound Barellan Golden Grain: Chase Neutz as the incredible scorer Marc childhood and playing days in be a part of. Coffee Nest 1%er: Jake Curphey Geppert in 2015. Victoria and the VFL to find the “The way our coach has us MAS Ag Work Player’s Player Mug: Luke Schulz UNDER-11 Geppert scored 121 goals recipe for his success. drilled we are playing a fast Coly 2.1.13 def by Jets 11.11.77 in 18 games for East Wagga in “I think it’s mostly the brand of footy I think there THE first-graders cannot seem to catch a break Goals: Brock Shields 2 the 2015 Farrer season with an coaching but I’ve always been is a handful of players who losing 11.6.72 to a hard-running Northern Jets Best: H. Pound, B. Shields, A. Fattore, average of 6.72 goals per game. kicking a footy around since are leading form the front in side 17.11.132. T. DeMamiel, R. Wilson, C. Rowan Lawton, who following I was really young,” he said. midfield and half-back. Jets’ Mitch Wallis proved the main difference Awards: Harvey Pound and Lachlan Hardy seven goals against Barellan on “Growing up out of “Jack Reynolds, Rhys between the sides by kicking 6 goals against a Saturday, has 54 goals in eight Ganmain, we were always Mooney and the younger defence badly missing Tom Morton (broken leg). UNDER-13 games with an average of 6.75 playing footy, all seasons all players are performing and in The Blues’ boys were gallant, but the Jets Coly 12.13.85 def Jets 2.6.18 goals per game. year long. I feel like a natural the grand scheme, we lead from showed their home ground strength to blow the Goals: J. Mahy 4, A. Boag 2, D. Hickey 2, Although marginal, Lawton forward. I’ve had a lot of good the front and we play the type game out of the water leading 57 points at half D. Pound, R. Boag says it is an honour to be coaching over my career, I was of footy Shane has drilled us time. To the Blues’ credit they won the last half Best: R. Perkins, A. Boag, A. Pound, R. Boag, compared to someone of the lucky enough to play some cup for. We like to feed the ball to by kicking eight major to two, but the side will J. Mahy, D. Pound calibre as Geppert. footy in Victoria. the outside that’s when we get welcome the June long weekend to reassess “When you put it like that “I went to Assumption the game going. Rebound footy their season’s chances. it’s pretty humbling,” Lawton College for year 11 and 12 and has allowed me to get in space told The Argus. had great coaching and went and have one-on-one contests. “I watched Marc play a bit of to VFL system for two years “There is a good chemistry footy and he was a gun. I guess after that. The coaches at those and Shane being the calibre of I didn’t expect to kick so many levels were extraordinary, the coach he is he knows what our coming into this season. stuff I was able to learn in best footy is like. “I think Marc Geppert was those 5 or 6 years turned me “I’m finding the ball and a phenomenal player. To be from a good player to an above teammates are coming in in terms of stats to be at this average player.” quickly and players getting stage of the season to be at the But as with all great players, their hands on the ball kicking same category of him is pretty the team comes first in their it to dangerous spots. Every awesome. mind. With the Bombers on week I’m building more and “I’m not thinking about it top of the league, Lawton is more chemistry with our as an individual, I’m trying to prepared to keep his form midfielders. Myself and the keep my head down and do the going as long as Marrar hoist forward group we are linking team thing and focus on what the flag at the end of the season. up really well and there is a we need to do as a unit.” The system their coach Shane good understanding.” Lions double celebrations FFL Nicholas Rupolo against Goannas and a line in the sand moment,” GANMAIN Grong-Grong Matong Lions have he said. “I think our pressure is the trademark bolstered their top two aspirations for the of how we want to play, if that’s up in the last Farrer League after thrashing Coolamon few weeks, we can suffocate those sides and Rovers by 11 goals on a day they celebrated force them into turnovers. championship reunions. “If we apply the pressure in the forward half, Cilia Bellato in action during the C-Grade game. Photo: Nickolle Cullen Flag winners for the Lions in 1991/92 and it makes it so easy. Last couple of weeks we had 2010/11 reunited to watch their side score a lots of avenues to goal.” 97-31 victory over 1992 Lions flag winner Mark Coolamon coach Mark Carroll re-lived some Carroll’s hapless Rovers. memories from Narrandera Sportsground in -trick for C-Grade Nothing could go wrong for the Lions 1992 as he scored four goals for the Lions in as Coolamon mustered only two goals in either the Grand Final against Turvey Park. NETBALL A-RES GRADE half. Jeremiah Maslin was kept quiet for the “I played in Ganmain my whole life and COLEAMBALLY’S C-Grade Netballers picked Coly 18 def by Jets 62 Rovers while Riley Corbett, George Alexander grew up there my whole life, it was my home up their third win for the season with a strong Coly Servo Coaches Award: Laura Mannes and Jack McCaig led the scoring. town, it was a bit strange to have some of those 32-17 win against The Northern Jets. Michell Wool Player’s Player Glass: The result keeps the Lions in touching boys watching our game,” Carroll said. “I’m a Cilia Bellato worked hard through mid-court Jane Perkins distance of MCUE Goannas in first place. Coolamon lad and bleed green and white now. to help Players Player Nickolle Cullen work Coly Community Club: Jane Perkins It also puts more distance between them It was great to catch up with some of those boys around the shooting ring to push the sides claim and Coolamon in third place who now have and create some great memories.” for a top five spot. A GRADE much more ground to cover to launch above Coach and captain of the 1992 flag winning Coly 53 def Jets 45 the Lions. side Tony Hughes gave rousing speeches and C-GRADE Coly Servo Umpires Award: Brianna Clark Coly 32 def Jets 17 Lions coach Sam Martyn was taking quarter-time pep talks. Coly Irrigation Player’s Player Glass: Coly Servo Coaches Award: Cilia Bellato inspiration from the former flag winners and His grunt and tenacity led the team to a Jemma Pound Yenda Prods Grain Player’s Player Glass: Coly Community Club: Jemma Pound was pleased to give them a win they deserved. triumphant win by just one point. Nickolle Cullen “Coming from Canberra football you don’t get “It was one of the best days, that’s why we Coly Community Club: Nickolle Cullen JUNIORS the environment we had on Saturday,” Martyn play football, 1992 it could have gone either Under-11: Coly 12 def Jets 5 said. “We made the day for them, some past way,” Carroll said. B-GRADE Hi Trac Awards: Gabrielle Perkins, Lily Shields captains and coaches had a chat to us before “When you lose a close one it hurts but when you win a close one it is one of the best feelings, Coly 15 def by Jets 62 Under-13: Coly 20 def by Jets 21 the game, how they prepare and it’s not too Coly Servo Coaches Award: Charlotte Morton I can’t describe the feeling. Now is now, I’ve got Hi Trac Award: Erica Clarke dissimilar from how we go about things now. CIA Tyres Player’s Player Glass: Annie a fantastic group at Coolamon and they remind Coffee Nest Award - Grace Muir “For our team to have some of the local Painting and Grace Lyell me of my days at Ganmain. Under-15: Coly 45 def Jets 24 legends cheer us on gave us so much pride.” Coly Community Club: Grace Lyell and “We had a bit of a hiccup against the Lions Martyn was happy to bounce back to winning Annie Panting The CFNC sends all their wishes to Jackson on Saturday that’s true but we move forward. ways and make a statement against Coolamon. Painting and Prue Walsh on their upcoming It’s a privilege to coach this team.” “It was not a reality check but a great test wedding this weekend. 12 — Thursday, June 10, 2021 www.narranderaargus.com.au Narrandera Argus Narrandera Argus DISCLAIMER The Argus would prefer advertisements to be supplied over the counter or email. Local Classifieds No responsibility will be taken for any BOOK YOUR SPACE NOW! Phone us on 6959 2222, fax on 6959 2256 or email [email protected] advertisements which are phoned through.

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On June19-20, Zone 8 Pennant Finals Ph:02 6959 1313 In the Semi Finals: Matt Grant will be played with Narrandera Grade On Call:0428 695 844 Fax:02 6959 3000 defeated Mark Duncan 31-19 and Kevin 3s playing at Young and Grade 5s play Thomson def Bob Lawrence 31-12. The at Narrandera. Final between Matt and Kevin will be Nominations for Club Pairs close NARRANDERA played at the rst available opportunity. Monday, July 5 and play starts on July Next weekend the Club gears up for 10-11. See the noticeboard for more SELF STORAGE three huge days of bowling with the details and entry sheet. Business, Domestic and The Specialists in all Automotive Storage Space Domestic, Commer- McHale wins Medal cial and Industrial Pest Phone 6959 4450 Control Scott & Julianne Mitchell GOLF Men’s Stableford saw Barry Smith the NARRANDERA Golf Club are holding a winner of the 13 players with a score of Phone 6959 3953 50th anniversary function on Saturday, 38pts and the runner-up was Col Burrell MOBILE 0427 766 570 June 12. with 35pts. Balls went to 34pts. This is a 50 years anniversary of The Ladies Stableford Aggregate the opening of the newly erected winners of the 10 players were Lyn Lic No 112824C Golf Clubhouse after the previous one Martin/Karen Grant with 73pts and was completely destroyed by re and runners-up were Marg Prior/Jan Hoare those attending will get to see the newly with 66pts. Drive and Chip winner was laid dance  oor which has also been a Karen Grant. long time coming. Saturday’s Monthly Medal for the Sameera Bashir will be providing the men, sponsored by Yamaha Golf Carts/ music for those wishing to try “treading Eurells, saw Jock McHale the winner of AIRCONDITIONING the boards” for a dance or two. the 30 players with a 71 nett and runner- • Evap & rev cycle sales • Service • Repairs A roast dinner, commencing at 6pm up was Scotty Robertson with a 73 nett. • Ducted gas heaters • Refrigera� on for 6.30 pm will be provided at a small Balls went to 75 nett. cost and all members are invited to The Ladies Monthly Medal Lyn Martin attend and contact can be made with was the winner with a 75 nett and runner- Ph:02 6959 1313 either Gary Shanley at the Golf Club up was Lorna Metcalf with a 76 nett. On Call:0428 695 844 Fax:02 6959 3000 or President Garry Hoskinson as to The “Chook Run” was won by John numbers attending. Tuckett (another long standing player Monday of the long weekend, there for many years) with a score of 23 nett will be a Two Person Ambrose game to and runner-up was Shirley Murphy with play and this will be at 11.30 am for a 25 nett out of the 16 players taking to the course. MD067262 12noon Shotgun start. A BBQ will follow and all members, Some members travelled to Coolamon regardless of handicaps are most at the weekend to play in the Jolly Cup NICK HETHERINGTON welcome to play. but unfortunately did not come away Dismantle most vehicle In general golf news, last Wednesday’s with a win. makes and models! Fully accredited Level 2 service provider licence no. AP31311 - EC lic no: 190019C • Domestic & Commercial • Solar Specialist • Air conditioning Specialising in Installations • Fully accredited level 2 service provider, metering, overhead and underground connections 4WDs We buy most Contact Just Ralph in form late model Daniel 0427 687 241 Your Bonus. 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Call 6959 2222 Minimum 12 weeks For details call 0418 672 789 Phone 6959 2080 0477 202 141 14 — Thursday, June 10, 2021 www.narranderaargus.com.au Narrandera Argus SPORT [email protected] Luke lifts Seidel helps to boost confidence NETBALL working the ball into . shooters Pippa Smith and NARRANDERA Eagles However, Griffith’s strong Katelyn Johnson, going into A-Grade netballers went down defence and set plays got the quarter time 12-12. Eagles to 46-74 against Grif th on the better of Eagles in the end. The second quarter saw weekend. A-Reserve had three 15s the defence really step up This week was a really great players step up and fill in with some strong intercepts game between Narrandera and for the squad this week, and turn overs from Zoe Griffith, the girls definitely Mikayla Bloom eld, Imogen Hutchinson and Brooke Hall, came out ghting and played Bloomfield and Makenzie while some lovely shooting their strongest netball in the Brooker were great assets from Katelyn Johnson and a victory season so far. across the court. Best on court Pippa Smith saw the girls go The rst half both teams this week went to goal defence to half time with a seven goal RFL Robert McLay showed great attacking skills Molly Darrington. lead – 25 to 18. and scored off each centre Eagles B-Grade had a tough In the third quarter, Grif th NARRANDERA Eagles first pass, it was a goal for goal ght against Grif th Swans, came out ring and scored the grade have spread their wings, game. however, they proved too rst three goals. coming up trumps with their Having Kelly Seidel back strong winning 66-25. The centre court worked rst win for the season against in the team gave the Eagles There were strong hard in both attack and defence Grif th Swans on Saturday. some experience in the attack performances by Kathryn with some great pressure from The win came off the back end and boosted the girl’s Campbell, Lauren Pryde and Mikayla Towers, Liz Smith and of two disappointing losses con dence. Naomi Williams Cyd Ryan forcing a number of to Leeton Whitton Crows and Ultimately Grif th got away Eagles C-Grade girls had a turn-overs. Wagga Tigers. in the second half while the great game this week, but went The girls maintained their The boys got off to a  yer Eagles worked hard in defence down 28-49 after giving their all lead 33 goals to 27 at three in the rst half putting the they were unable to get back. on court. The awards went to quarter time. pressure on Grif th at half Best on court this week Zoe Yalouris and Ella wicks. The last quarter remained time. went to goal attack Jacinta In the Under-17s, the rst tight. Lauren Wickes and Luke Mckay was smith. quarter was closely contested Katelyn Johnson produced outstanding giving lots of Eagles A-Reserve defeated with both teams producing some good goals off Lily running at half back and Grif th 48-25. some lovely passing and great Sergeant’s feeds, while Mikayla kicking just a lazy four goals. Another great game for pressure. Bloom eld worked tirelessly The inclusion of Angus the Eagles, despite being The combination of Mikayla in the centre court to help seal Durnan was another welcome beaten the girls demonstrated Towers in centre and Liz Smith another great win 41 to 35. addition after missing last some great attack plays in the in wing attack provided some Original Skin Award – week, giving the team a great rst half of the game easily strong feeds and lobs into Cyd Ryan target at centre half forward. Grif th came hard in the second half however and only some desperate defence by Connor Vearing and Luke Reds on the back foot Paterson held Grif th in the Ryan Price in action for the seniors, who have overcome dying minutes. two tough drubbings to notch up a win. Photo supplied. RFL 8.7 (55) defeated Grif th Red David Beard, Ryan Hugo, The boys coming out on top THE Under-13s Narrandera 0.2 (2). Sam Williamson and Daniel 14.6 (90) to 12.11 (83). as the game went on. Griffith side holding the Eagles recorded their fourth Narrandera started strongly Harrison. The final score Best Players were Luke Joel Maniscalo and Michael number one position on the win of the season with a in the Under-15s and had was Narrandera 18.12 (120) Mckay, Kane Williams, Luke Mellon never gave up in the ladder. 53-point victory over Grif th Grif th on the back foot early. defeated Grif th Red 1.3 ( Paterson, Connor Vearing, Tom mid eld. From start to nish, the Red at the Narrandera Sports The young Eagles In the Under-11s, Van Buuren and Angus Durnan Drew Matthews had his best Eagles found it tough, in what Ground. dominated the centre bounce Narrandera 6.3 (39) defeated Unfortunately, Eagles game for the season and is a would be the side’s biggest loss Goalkickers were Lilly clearances and the contested Grif th Swans Red 0.4 (4). reserve grade came up against a handy inclusion up forwards, of the year. Irons (2), Jack Castle, Blake footy around the ground. Goals for Narrandera handy Grif th side on Saturday. whilst Tyla Rose provided good Lachlan Kerr was again Lawrence, Darcy Mimmo, Jim They played an exciting Eagles were kicked by Jed A few boys had to pull out run from the backline. everywhere for the Eagles as Pendergast, Myles Rankin and brand of football which led Scott 2, Max Smith 1, Emmett from Thursday nights selected The final Score was was Ky Bloom eld and Dylan Felix Warren- Porteous. to their rst win over Grif th Smith 1, Judd Powell 1, and side due to work commitments Narrandera 2.2 (14) to Grif th Johnson. The under 17’5’s now Awards this week went to Red as a group, and their style Andrew Bonnett 1. Best for which did not help. 20.12 (132). set their sights on Coolamon Lilly Irons, Jim Pendergast, of play suggests it will not be the Eagles were Emmett Smith, They had a slow start, Saturday was again a tough in two weeks in what shapes Riley Parslow Gibson, Kelsi their last. Tom Pendergast, Liam Tait, however were able to play one for the Under 17s, as they up as a winnable game for the Mohr and Jaxon Curry. The best on ground included Ross Durnan, Braxton Ivanoff, some good passages of footy came up against an undefeated young Eagles. The nal score was Eagles Ky Bloom eld, Harvey Odgers, and Hugo Varndell. RFL 2021 BUSINESS HOUSE Tipping Comp

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Round 8 RESULTS Round 9 19 June 2021 C’gullie GP Demons 7.8 (50) def by MCUE Goannas 10.17 (77) MCUE Goannas v Leeton Whitton Crows Mangoplah Sportsground Wagga Tigers v C’gullie GP Demons Robertson Oval, Wagga Turvey Park Bulldogs 11.5 (71) def by Wagga Tigers 11.14 (80) Turvey Park Bulldogs v Griffith Swans Maher Oval, Wagga Narrandera Eagles 14.6 (90) def Griffith Swans 12.11 (83) Coolamon Rovers v Narrandera Eagles Kindra Park, Coolamon GGGM Lions 13.19 (97) def Coolamon Rovers 4.7 (31) BYE GGGM Lions The RFL has a general bye this long weekend. Round 9 takes place on Saturday, June 19 Narrandera Argus www.narranderaargus.com.au Thursday, June 10, 2021 — 15 Narrandera Argus [email protected] SPORT Barellan players Albert Gibson, Noah Forbutt and Beigh Hillier in the fray during the game against Ivanhoe. Photo: Jodi Evans

RAMS IN THE RACE Kim Woods during the pre-season knockout to get in the rhythm. It was the rst make them go around us instead of each to Corey Prior, Malek Lyons, and BARELLAN Rams are on a roll, carnival. He also tore a hamstring time we had all played together so it through us. We have been doing a lot Jamine Morgan, and Rowan Matthews notching up their second win for the during the carnival and was forced was about everyone getting to know of work at training and it is paying off.” kicked four goals. season in the ProTen Community Cup to miss round one. each other. There’s ve or six young Following a bye this weekend, In other games, Googlowi rugby league at Goolgowi on June 5. “We were struggling for numbers fellas who haven’t played for Barellan Barellan will take on Narrandera Rabbitohs steamrolled Rankins At half-time, Barellan were 10 at the start of the year with only eight before including Noah Forbutt at Lizards at Barellan on June 19. Springs 38-12. Scoring for Goolgowi to Ivanhoe 6 and the full-time score blokes coming to training each week,” hooker, and Beigh Hillier in the centre “Being a home ground close to were Ollie Taylor, 3, Vaughn Higgins, was 14-10. Evans said. and he was the Player’s Player last Narrandera, the Lizards should have Mitch Cooper, Marty Brown, Tom Nick Ohlsen, Reece Wilson and “We put the message out and a few weekend.” some good numbers and they have Condon, and Jono Morris kick give Noah Forbutt all scored for Barellan boys came back to help out.” Evans said the four hour trip to always been a tough side,” Evans said. goals. Brent Parsons and Josh Curphy while Forbutt made the conversion. This will be the fourth season of Ivanhoe in round one resulted in a “Hopefully we will get a good scored for the Dragons and Damian For Ivanhoe, try scorers were coaching the senior side for Evans. gutsy win for the Rams. crowd.” Walker converted two goals. Mark Huntly and Leon Carmichael He said the team had also struggled “That was de nitely a con dence The Lizards went down to the The ladder stands at Goolgowi on (and a goal). for numbers in 2019, and failed to get booster especially for those boys who Hillston Bluebirds last weekend 38-28. top on four points, Barellan second It has been a dream run for the a win on the board. had played in 2019 when we didn’t Jock Potter scored four tries for place on four points, Hillston and Rams when the Club almost didn’t “There were four or ve blokes win a game – it put a spring in their Hillston, Nathan Brettschneider two Ivanhoe on two, and followed by eld a team for 2021. who played AFL as well but they play step,” he said. and Tale Delai a single while Manase Rankins Springs and Narrandera. Coach Ben Evans said the year league instead of rules now,” he said. “It was a tough match last weekend Panove kicked four goals. On June 19, Rankins Springs take got off to a bad start when Barellan “With the short 15 minute halves at against Ivanhoe – they are a big side, Troy Prior led by example, scoring on Hillston, and Goolgowi meet failed to put a point on the scoreboard the pre-season knockout we struggled we muscled up in the middle to try to two tries for the Lizards, and one Ivanhoe.

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