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EB CALLED OFF 2020 Energy Breakthrough event cancelled due to coronavirus CHRISTIE HARRISON biggest annual events and has Energy Breakthrough Committee Delahunty said while cancelling the as long as we could but we made the The coronavirus pandemic grown to inject nearly $5 million into made the difficult decision to call off event was disappointing, it was the right and responsible decision. has landed a heavy blow to the local economy each year with the 2020 event based on current “right and responsible” decision. “Public health takes priority and Maryborough’s community and some 20,000 students, staff and COVID-19 government restrictions “It was a big decision, it was a we must make the necessary and economy with the town’s major spectators descending on the town and a spike in cases in the difficult decision, but it was the right responsible decision in response to event, the Energy Breakthrough over the four-day competition. Melbourne region. decision,” he said. the pandemic. It’s a major event for (EB), cancelled this week due to This November was set to mark Central Goldfields Shire adminis- “There’s been enormous disap- us at the council, as well as our shire the virus. the 30th anniversary of the much- trator and chair of the Energy pointment for all of us that we’ve and Maryborough.” The EB is one of the region’s loved event but on Monday the Breakthrough committee Hugh had to cancel the event. We hung on Continued on Page 3 2020 MITSUBISHI ECLIPSE CROSS • Brand new! 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CHRISTIE HARRISON Alexander, Hepburn and Loddon Fruit Trees A record number of COVID-19 “Victorians across the state are shires were still free of active cases. experiencing a rise of COVID-19 cases were confirmed in Ballarat also had no active cases Victoria overnight to Thursday, and now, more than ever, it is vital Ornamentals while Greater Bendigo had three everyone does their bit to stop this bringing the state’s total to 4750 active cases and a number of cases as of yesterday morning, with situation getting out of hand,” he have appeared in other regional said. metropolitan areas continuing shires including Macedon Ranges “Regardless whether you live in Weepers to bare the brunt of the new (3) and Golden Plains (3). Richmond or Rutherglen, cases. Restrictions have remained the Brunswick or Bendigo, it is up to A further 317 cases were recorded same for regional areas since June every one of us to ‘do the three’ to Seed Potatoes from Wednesday to Thursday, the 20 with the number of visitors protect our friends, families, and highest overnight number of new allowed in a home at five, or 10 ourselves from the virus. That cases for Victoria since the outdoors, and those who can work means washing your hands, pandemic began. from home are encouraged to do so. practising social distancing, and Two men, aged in their 80s died Residents who live outside of the downloading the COVIDSafe app. PH: 5461-4508 CLOSED TUESDAYS from the virus overnight bringing locked down areas of Melbourne and 64 Derby Road, Maryborough the state’s number of deaths caused Mitchell Shire have been urged not “Coronavirus does not www.carramarnursery.com by COVID-19 to 29. to visit the areas with only three discriminate and people living in The bulk of new cases continue to reasons to cross the border allowed regional areas are not immune to its occur in the Melbourne region — shopping for food and essential dangers. which — along with Mitchell Shire items, care and caregiving, and “If you experience fever, cough, SAVE $2020 SAVE $2020 SAVE $2020 which borders Greater Bendigo — work and study if it can’t be done sore throat, or other respiratory went back to stage three restrictions from home. symptoms, even if they’re mild, last week to stop the spread of the Regional Health Minister Mark please contact your local respiratory virus. 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Continued from Front Page hard with the loss of opportunity.” Mr Delahunty said the decision to To help soften the blow of losing RESPONSIBLY cancel the 2020 EB was based off a the competition for schools, Mr paper presented to the committee by ‘I really feel for the students, Delahunty said the committee is a taskforce. ‘ looking into running an event in an “We didn’t do this lightly, we set teachers and parents who altered format in November. up a taskforce who presented a put a lot of work into “I really feel for the students, DELIVERING paper to us on Monday looking at all preparing for the EB. teachers and parents who put a lot the many facets of the event, of work into preparing for the EB,” including the guidelines from the he said. Department of Education regarding “We’re still working to see if we school camps and excursions, how can run some kind of event. YOUR GAS! — Hugh Delahunty, we’d need to clean during the event, ’’ “The Country Education Partner- administrator and also the current regulations ship, who council partners with for relating to large gatherings,” he November, but unfortunately it’s EB, are in a lot of communication said. returned,” he said. with the schools and we’re going to Implementing social distancing “When we came out the other end “A bit over a third of the schools see if there’s a possibility of doing we had no option but to cancel the we have come from the Melbourne something for the students, even if event for the health and safety of all region where there are hot spots.” it’s a virtual event to celebrate their Contact-free deliveries people involved, not only the The loss of the vast amount of achievements.” participants but importantly for the money the local economy gains In May this year the EB received Maryborough community in general. during the four-day event will likely a $1.5 million funding boost from the Sanitising before installation “I know there was some anxiety be felt by local businesses already State Government’s Building Works here about the potential for the virus struggling due to the pandemic and program and Mr Delahunty said being brought into the town, but Mr Delahunty said that made the that funding will roll into next year’s people also didn’t want to take away decision to cancel even tougher. event which will be “bigger and We’re still out delivering. the opportunities our businesses get “Businesses are suffering now and better”. from the event.” this was going to be a good “We’ve made the decision to cancel There is no change to our schedules. While the Central Goldfields — opportunity for them, that’s why it’s this year early but importantly we’re which has only recorded one case of weighed heavily on us to make the now committed to making the 30th Please ring for gas orders. the virus — and surrounding shires decision to cancel,” he said. anniversary in 2021 an even bigger have remained relatively free of “We’ve got an economic response and better event,” he said. Be safe and look out for others cases, the Melbourne region has and recovery taskforce which will “All our sponsors are still keen to experienced a surge in cases over the help and we know some businesses be with us, as are our schools. past weeks. through the pandemic have been There’s a lot of enthusiasm out there YOUR ORIGIN AUTHORISED DEALER With schools travelling from operating okay, but a lot of and they’re keen to continue on. across Victoria and beyond for the businesses, particularly accommo- “The funding will roll into next EB each year, Mr Delahunty said it dation and food are really suffering year and will allow us to do some Talbot Bottle Gas created too big a risk. and the cancellation is not going to planning, look at the infrastructure “We thought the (pandemic) help those people. and how we run the event. It hasn’t Greg & Heather McNeilly situation was improving and that we “It’s an unfortunate circumstance changed much for 29 years so we’re might be able to get there by and they’re going to be hit pretty looking at how we can do it better.” Ph 5463-2312 or 0427 090 172

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May and June markets due to permitted, the market operator is Central Goldfields Shire Council COVID-19. responsible for ensuring the four manager community wellbeing “Unless anything changessquare metre rule is applied and Martin Collin said the Talbot between now and Sunday, the that customers should keep at least Farmers’ Market is required to meet market will go ahead,” he said. 1.5 metres in between them and government guidelines, including Call in and compare our prices “We’ve got all the precautions in other people. social distancing, crowd manage- 170 Park Rd, Maryborough place, including changing the A maximum number of patrons, ment, and hygiene and that the Major Partner spacing between our stallholders approximately 300 people per entry Australian Farmers’ Markets CAR TYRE CAR TYRE Ph: 5461-5225 RETAILERS 2013 RETAILERS 2014 and marking out standing spots point, has been set for the site, but Association provides a detailed Mr Davies said he is hopeful the COVID-19 precautions fact sheet for event will not reach capacity. market managers to implement. “If people come to the market with “As part of council’s regular event the intention of doing their produce application process we have worked shop, moving swiftly through the with the committee to ensure they stalls and then heading out, we have updated their processes to won’t have any issues,” he said. align with government guidelines — “We are asking people not to this includes updates to their Risk loiter. 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The shire’s decline follows one of collectively we can achieve great “If members of the community the Pyrenees Shire’s worst years for things,” he said. have any community safety 100g $9.95 crime on record, with 2019 seeing a “There’s certainly been more concerns or any ideas around what a whopping 36.5 percent (from 307 in dialogue across all of thelocal infrastructure project to assist 2018 to 419 last year) increase in stakeholders when it comes to their community might look like, get The Lucky Shop criminal incidents on the year community safety since thein touch with your local police 37 Division 1 before. formation of the group and we’re station or contact the council and Tickets sold! 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O O BOOKINGS Min 4 Min 4 Max 13O Max 12O Britannia Hotel Carisbrook 5464-2223 Page 6 — The Maryborough Advertiser — Friday, July 17, 2020 www.maryboroughbusiness.com.au CENTRAL GOLDFIELDS SHIRE COUNCIL WEEKLY UPDATE HAVE YOUR SAY  PROPOSED BUDGET 2020/21 Council’s Proposed Budget 2020/21 is now available for public feedback. The Proposed Budget is available to view at The budget includes a capital works program of $15.9 million HAVE YOUR SAY www.centralgoldfields.vic.gov.au/haveyoursay which will provide a significant stimulus to the local economy  Read: Council’s Proposed Budget 2020/21 is with feedback invited until 5pm, Friday 24 July. and will be supported by grants from State and Federal available to view at www.centralgoldfields.vic.gov. The main focus of the 2020/21 Proposed Budget is Government totalling $9.487 million. au/haveyoursay to implement the key objectives of the 2017-2021 The budget includes net borrowings of $331,000 to deliver a cash Residents requiring a hard copy con contact our Council Plan and deliver on our commitment to balanced budget and a rate rise of 2.0% in line with the State Customer Service team on 5461 0610. Hard copies deliver more than 40 services to our community. Government determined rate cap and an increase of 6.5% for can also be viewed at our Customer Service waste charges to meet the increasing costs of managing waste. Centre 22 Nolan Street, Maryborough as well as the Bealiba, Carisbrook, Dunolly and Talbot post BUDGET HIGHLIGHTS  CAPITAL WORKS PROGRAM: * Subject to grant funding offices and the Dunolly Rural Transaction Centre.

 Make a Submission: Written submissions are invited by 5pm, Friday 24 July. To make a submission:  Email: [email protected] Roads Footpaths Central Goldfields Maryborough Community Talbot Town  Post: Council Budget, PO BOX 194, Outdoor Pool halls & facilities Hall toilets Art Gallery $3 million $181,000 Maryborough, VIC, 3465. $2M $565,000 $225,000 $675,000  Present a Submission: Anyone who lodges a written submission is invited to present it to Administrators at a Submissions Hearing to Carisbrook Energy Carisbrook Worsley be held at 5.30pm, Tuesday 4 August. Recreation Breakthrough Levee Cottage Skate Park in Reserve infrastructure The Budget will then go to a Special Meeting of Maryborough $2.55 million* $150,000 $2.3M $500,000 Council at 6pm, Tuesday 11 August to be $645,000 considered for adoption.

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Virtual Listening Post Indoor pool reopening EB to return bigger and better in 2021 Join our Administrators for a ‘Virtual Listening Post’ The $600,335 upgrade to the Maryborough Sports The 2020 Energy Breakthrough event, due to be – via Facebook Live - on Wednesday 22 July at 12.30pm. and Leisure Centre is nearing completion. The indoor held in Maryborough from 18 to 22 November, has Questions can be submitted via email before 10am on swimming pool complex will re-open next week following been cancelled - based on COVID-19 pandemic State Wednesday 22 July to [email protected] or the completion of the new change room facilities. Government restrictions. For more information, visit can be submitted via the comments section on Improvements in the Matthew Dellavedova Stadium are www.centralgoldfields.vic.gov.au/latestnews expected to be completed by the end of July. For more Facebook during the Listening Post. Notice of an application for planning permit information, visit www.centralgoldfields.vic.gov.au/ To watch the Virtual Listening Post you can access our  The land aected by the application is located at: majorprojects Facebook page at www.facebook.com/centralgoldfields 4257 Pyrenees Highway, Flagstaff  The application is for a permit to: Have Your Say opportunities Council Election Erection of a major promotional signage We’re currently inviting community to provide feedback For information about the 2020 Council Election,  The applicant for the permit is: Regional Billboard Co on the following: including key dates and training opportunities for candidates visit www.centralgoldfields.vic.gov.au/  The application reference number is: 055/20  Draft Recreation and Open Space Strategy councilelection2020 You may look at the application and any – closes Monday 20 July documents that support the application online at  Flood study amendment for Carisbrook and Dunolly Positions Vacant www.centralgoldfields.vic.gov.au/planningapplications – closes Thursday 23 July We are recruiting for:  Any person who may be affected by the granting of the Proposed Budget – closes Friday 24 July  Early Childhood Educator Cert III (casual) permit may object or make other submissions to the To find out more and to provide feedback on these items  Waste Officer Responsible Authority in writing and must include visit www.centralgoldfields.vic.gov.au/haveyoursay  Environmental Health Officer details of how he objector would be affected. For more information, including how to apply, visit Kindergarten enrolment now open A copy of every objection may be available to be www.centralgoldfields.vic.gov.au/currentvacancies Families looking to enrol their children in three and viewed publicly in accordance with current legislation. four-year-old kindergarten in 2021 can do so now We are also participating in the Victorian Government’s If you object, the Responsible Authority will advise of through the new online central enrolment system Working for Victoria initiative that aims to help Victorians its decision. The Responsible Authority will not until 31 August, 2020. who have lost work due to COVID-19. To look for work or decide on the application before: 24 July 2020 To find out more, including specific information on our find out more, visit www.vic.gov.au/workingforvictoria Public notice of proposed intention to sell seven local kindergartens and session days and times, or see our COVID-19 community information full page Council-owned land visit www.centralgoldfields.vic.gov.au/centralenrolment advertisement in today’s edition. Council gives notice of its proposal to sell Council owned land located at 17 Majorca Road and 40 Gillies Road, Maryborough. Any person has a right to make Tenders Tenders currently open are listed below. Tender documents can be downloaded from eprocure, a submission to Council on the proposed sale of accessible via our website www.centralgoldfields.vic.gov.au/tenders the land in accordance with Section 223 of the Act. Tender No. Description Closes Written submissions must be received by 5pm on G1430-20 Annual supply of plant and equipment 12 noon 29/07/2020 Friday 24 July 2020. For more information visit www.centralgoldfields.vic.gov.au/majorcaroad or G1428-20 Essential Safety Measures inspection & maintenance of Council owned buildings 12noon 29/07/2020 contact Kristie Berry, Property & Risk Officer on 5461 0636. G1437-20 Statutory & Strategic Planning 12noon 05/08/2020

Contact your Administrators: Keep in touch: 22 Nolan Street, Maryborough PO Box 194, Maryborough VIC 3465 Customer Service: 03 5461 0610 Noel Harvey Karen Douglas Hugh Delahunty Email: [email protected] 0418 506 283 0409 921 226 0419 582 327 www.centralgoldfields.vic.gov.au [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] @CentralGoldfields @CG_Shire wLeisureww.maryboroughbusiness.com.au centre The Maryborough Advertiser — Friday, July 17, 2020 — Page 7 ready and set for reopening

new benches to suit people with mobility issues, and hand basins. CHRISTIE HARRISON A new Changing Places room, The Maryborough Sports and which is fully accessible with a Leisure Centre will be back with change table, toilet, shower, ceiling- a splash from Monday as the mounted hoist and compliant grab indoor pool reopens, along with rails, has been installed which will the newly completed change allow people of all abilities to use the room facilities — part of the pool and change rooms. centre’s more than $600,000 “It’s probably one of the best upgrade which is nearlythings that’s happened to the complete. facility,” Mr Murphy said. Bookings have already been “We’ve been trying to get this here flooding in as the opening date, July for nine years, we did not have 20 draws closer after the pool was anything like the Changing Places closed earlier in the year due to rooms. All the change rooms are COVID-19 restrictions. really good, they look really schmick. The centre’s owner, Gerard “We’re excited and we’re really Murphy, said staff and patrons alike grateful for the grants we received.” are “keen as mustard” to come back. The pool will be working off “We’re keen as mustard and we’re bookings and Mr Murphy said he really relieved that the community hopes the community will be patient can come back,” he said. with the new system. “Some people are still staying “We just ask people to be patient away but we’re giving them the with the new systems we have to opportunity to get back in the water work under,” he said. and most want to. I have an 80-year- “We’ve had the gym open for two old fellow who’s coming back to do or three weeks now which has been group fitness classes, he’s been doing going well, that was a bit of a trial it for 20 years and he just wants to for us with the restrictions — it’s The Maryborough Sports and Leisure Centreʼs Caitlin Butler is ready to welcome community members back to the pool get back into it. just about working out the logistics which is set to reopen on Monday. 170720 05 “We can only have 10 people in of how many people can be in an Central Goldfields Shire chief our shire but for those travelling to and nearly $7000 raised by the our group fitness classes and they’re area and the cleaning required. administrator Noel Harvey said the use our facilities from further centre. already nearly all booked out.” “We’re working off bookings for all leisure centre upgrade is exciting for afield. The final part of the upgrade is The upgraded change rooms — areas of the pool, whether you’re the members and users. “We hope the upgrade encourages expected to be completed by the end part of a $600,335 upgrade to the doing classes or swimming laps. “The renovations in the indoor more people in our community to get of July and will see the Matthew centre which includes renovations to “Unfortunately we can’t open the pool complex will make the facility active more often and I’m looking Dellavedova Stadium improved with the basketball courts — will be a spa and sauna but we’re doing a lot much more user-friendly and forward to seeing the upgraded floor and seating replacements, highlight of the opening next week. of work there remodelling and fixing inclusive for anyone visiting the facility enjoyed by those of all ages.” resurfacing and new line marking to The existing male and female things up. But the pool is beautiful facility,” he said. The leisure centre upgrade was cater for a variety of sports. change rooms have been renovated and blue, it’ll be warm and ready to “This project will see the centre funded by state and federal Bookings can be made online at including new toilets, showers, go and we are ready for people to become a first class sports and government grant programs, along www.mslc.com.au or by calling 5461- seating, flooring, non-slip flooring, come in.” leisure centre for not only those in with just under $50,000 from council 4300.

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ASHLYNE McINNES Two heads are better than one My mum actually passed away and that’s exactly what local ‘‘ couple Kayla Kitchingman and from breast cancer five years Josh McCahon thought when ago in June, so that’s as good signing up for Dry July this a reason as any to do it. year. Dry July is a challenge which fundraises money for people affected by cancer, with participants getting — Kayla Kitchingman’’ sponsored to go alcohol-free for the passed of the very disease she’s month of July. raising money for. While the duo’s commitment was “My mum actually passed away Josh’s idea, he admits it hasn’t been from breast cancer five years ago in as easy as he first thought. June, so that’s as good a reason as “It was alright for the first few any to do it,” she said. days, but it’s just a habit isn’t it? You “It was really hard. I was only 14 come home from work and think ‘god at the time, but life goes on and it I wouldn’t mind a beer’,” he said. doesn’t wait for you. “I have been turning to soft drink “I myself am a mum now so it’s instead so we’ll get through it I’m nice to be able to fundraise for sure.” something important to me. Given that Kayla has just had a “We set a goal of $500 and our nine-month stint without alcohol family and friends have really while pregnant with the pair’s five- helped us out which has been month-old daughter, Ariah, she said lovely.” she hasn’t found it too hard at all. Kayla and Josh have so far raised The challenge does hold a special almost $400 of their $500 total with significance for Kayla and her two weeks to go. To contribute family however, with this year search for their full names on marking five years since her mum www.dryjuly.com. Local couple Kayla Kitchingman and Josh McCahon, pictured with daughter Ariah, have given up the drink this month to raise funds for a cause very close to their hearts. 170720 02 Men’s Behaviour Change programs delayed due to coronavirus partners and children. fathers — a total of 48 participants. “We are actively engaged with the to do so,” she said. Centre for Non-Violence According to a survey by No to However, CNV said the pandemic men on our waiting list through “Increased funding is necessary to (CNV) says more support is Violence, perpetrators of family has put the groups on hold and telephone support, but we are now ensure we can adequately address needed for the growing number violence are waiting an average of timelines are unknown, leaving a in a position where we are the significant problem of men’s of men on waiting lists for family two and a half months to enter wait list of 53 men, and more being struggling with resources.” violence against women and violence programs. Men’s Behaviour Change programs assessed each week, in the lurch. Ms Jaczina said the centre has children, and work with men to help The centre — central Victoria’s and around 30 percent of programs “This is a statewide issue as a allocated extra resources to ensure it them understand and change their specialist family and domestic are closed due to COVID-19 result of COVID-19,” CNV client remains actively engaged with men behaviour.” violence response service which restrictions. services general manager Yvette on the waiting list and that If you or someone you know is services the Maryborough area — Before COVID-19 restrictions Jaczina said. increased funding is needed. experiencing or at risk of domestic, runs Men’s Behaviour Change were introduced in March, CNV had “We do have some concerns “Resourcing needs to be con- family or sexual violence contact programs to support men to address two groups ready to undertake the about the increasing number of men sidered by government for when we 1800RESPECT (1800 737 732), family violence and help them program, one with only four weeks on our waiting list, and we are resume business as usual, to ensure 1800respect.org.au, MensLine understand the impacts of their use left and another ready to participate constantly looking at our response to we can respond to the men on our Australia (1300 789 978) or of violence and abuse on their in the Making aMENds program for that. waiting list when we’re in a position mensline.org.au.

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As your local Member of Following its climate action rally in January this year which was run to call on the Central Goldfields Shire Council to declare a climate emergency, the Maryborough Climate Action Group negotiations have been postponed due to coronavirus. Parliament I am 2801120 19 keen to hear from the Climate group postpones community and assist with any council declaration push State Government the request from the public climate a ‘lived experience’. matter. rally in January to work with the “The likelihood of record breaking While the Maryboroughlocal council in exploring the bushfires just witnessed increases Climate Action Group’s push for possibility of declaring a climate each year and it was reported that the Central Goldfields Shire emergency in the Central Goldfields 417 people died from smoke Council to declare a climate Shire. inhalation as a result of the summer 15 Main Road, Ballarat VIC 3350 emergency has been put on hold After one meeting with the shire, bushfires,” he said. during the COVID-19 pandemic, (03) 5332 2405 [email protected] the group postponed negotiations to “Average temperatures are the group is still actively P: JaalaPulfordMPE: jaalapulford allow the shire to focus on COVID- escalating and rising sea levels are working towards educating 19. threatening our coastal areas. There Authorised by J. Pulford, 15 Main Road, Ballarat. Funded from the Parliamentʼs Electorate Office and Communications budget. residents on climate issues. “Our country has done wonder- The group was set up to pursue is an increased likelihood of fully well in strictly adhering to the droughts, water shortages and the science behind COVID-19 mitigation loss of natural habitats such as our which has placed us in an enviable forests and The Great Barrier Reef. position,” spokesperson for the “The widely reported loss of a group Tony Macer said. billion animals, including a number “We need to listen to the very Mulesing Update of endangered species, and around same scientific organisations with 20 percent of Australian native equal confidence to guide us in the There has been a change to the forests in the recent fires is a mitigation of climate change.” tragedy. Prevention Of Cruelty To Animals Act As all governments are looking to requiring the use of pain relief for low emission green energy as they “These events are occurring before plan the economic recovery from the our very eyes.” mulesing in sheep. pandemic, there may be economic Tony said the climate group is opportunities to explore locally as very concerned that global emission As of July, changes to regulations well, Tony said. reduction efforts, along with mean no more sore bottoms for According to a statement from the Australia’s efforts, are falling well lambs at mulesing. Maryborough Climate Action Group, short of the targets for a safe world. it has been following the science “Scientific consensus says we are Contact Maryborough Veterinary behind climate change throughout currently on track for somewhere the pandemic and has been keeping between 2.5 and five degrees Practice for more advice on the use up to speed with global updates, warming. This would be clearly of pain relief in sheep, and keep up reports, scientific research and catastrophic,” he said. webinars. “Recent CSIRO modelling put the to date on the best in livestock care. “We now know that the climate forecast as high as seven degrees emergency facing us all is no longer warming by 2100; they are hoping a matter of opinion as the science this is an aberration.” and climate measurements are well Mon-Fri 8.30-5.30, Sat 9-12 and truly verifiable and real,” Tony The Maryborough Climate Action Emergency service available said. Group also welcomed the Central “The world has already warmed Goldfields Shire’s announcement 49 Alma St, Maryborough by more than 1.1 degrees and, as they will be appointing an emissions continue to increase, it environment officer soon. Phone 5461-4466 appears the Paris Agreement of “The group is very keen to keeping warming well below two reengage with the council as soon as degrees is looking unlikely.” possible to do its best to secure a Tony said that warming is no safer future for our younger longer just a future threat, it is now generations,” Tony said. Make Sure Pyrenees Shire Council You Can STOP! begins adapting to new Act outline the election period policy, The Pyrenees Shire Council provide direction on conflict of • Do you hear unusual noises when braking? has started the process to interest declarations and explain update its policies in line with how councillors are elected to • Have you a spongy brake pedal? • Do your brakes squeal? the new Local Government Act representative committees,” he said. 2020, set be rolled out across “Council is carrying out these • Does your car pull to one side? Victorian councils over four tasks already, we are required to stages from 2020-21. update our policies in line with the We Can Restore Your Braking Efficiency The Act is designed to improve new Act.” local government democracy, Residents can provide a To Help You Avoid Potential Accidents! accountability and service delivery submission to the new policies and and according to the council, will be able to speak to that Contact Chris and Darron 5461-1431 Governance Rules 2020 will be submission on August 11 via video among the first new policies to be conferencing. put in place. 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CHRISTIE HARRISON Fitness classes are helping Everyone has been really local residents get back into the ‘‘ happy to come back, swing of things as regional Victoria settles into a more we’ve even had some relaxed routine with the easing newcomers. of COVID-19 restrictions. — Paul Micallef While this month cases have ’’ “I’ve been diagnosed with spiked in Melbourne, regional areas parkinson’s disease and Tai Chi has still remain relatively free of the been marvellous for me. virus, allowing local gyms to reopen “It’s never too late to start.” and classes to be run, including Mr Micallef said the classes offer weekly Tai Chi classes which have an accessible form of exercise and made a return to Maryborough’s that it’s a great way to socialise. Senior Citizens Hall. “It’s good for people with arthritis, Paul Micallef has been running it’s small, slow movements that the classes for around five years helps the joints, there’s a lot of with Barry Lacey and said it was benefits,” he said. exciting for everyone to come back. “It’s also a good way to socialise “Everyone has been really happy with people, although that’s a bit to come back, we’ve even had some hard with the pandemic at the newcomers,” he said. moment, but it’s still good to get out “We started classes again two there and see people. The classes are weeks ago and we’ve had around 16 volunteer-run so the money we people turn up for them, we’ve had make pays our insurance but also more than that in the past but quite allows us to take all the participants a few people are still playing it safe and their partners out during the and staying home, which is year for a meal. understandable. “In fact we’d like to see young “We’re making sure we’re socially people doing it because it really distant and because there’s two of us benefits everyone, it doesn’t matter we can run two classes if there’s what age you are.” more people. We’re temperature Tai Chi classes run on Mondays checking everyone at the door and and Wednesdays from beginner level have lots of hand sanitiser.” through to advanced at the Senior Mr Lacey said Tai Chi has many Citizens Hall on the corner of Alma mental and physical health benefits and Inkerman streets. and that it’s “never too late to start”. For more details contact Paul on “It’s very good for your balance 0417 381 105 or Barry on 0417 521 and health,” he said. 808. Barry Lacey and Paul Micallef (right) have been happy to get back to teaching Tai Chi to residents like John Jadzinski. 170720 01 www.maryboroughbusiness.com.au The Maryborough Advertiser — Friday, July 17, 2020 — Page 13

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Our priority continues to be the safety and wellbeing of our community, volunteers and staff. For more COVID-19 community information please visit our dedicated COVID-19 page on our website: www.centralgoldfields.vic.gov.au/covid-19 or follow us on Facebook @CentralGoldfields and Twitter @CG_Shire CHANGES TO RESTRICTIONS Customer Service Centre Metropolitan Local Government Areas and Mitchell Our Customer Service Centre is open for Cashier Shire have returned to stage 3 restrictions. Payments Only – 9am to 4pm, closing for cleaning between 12.30 and 1.30pm. Whilst Central Goldfields Shire Council isn’t included in the re-introduction of Stage Three restrictions we must Payments can be made during opening hours – Locals are being encouraged to apply for new jobs at remain vigilant in our health and hygiene practises. with electronic payment preferred. Central Goldfields Shire Council under the Victorian Stay safe by washing your hands regularly, coughing Government’s Working for Victoria fund. and sneezing into your elbow, keeping at least 1.5 Maryborough Regional Library metres from others and staying home if you feel unwell. The Maryborough Regional Library has introduced a Under Working for Victoria, Council will provide jobs for Click and Collect service. Click and Collect is available unemployed people – whether they have lost their jobs If you have any COVID-19 symptoms, no matter how for all items – fiction and non-fiction books for all due to the impacts of coronavirus (COVID-19) or have mild, you must get tested. Symptoms include: ages, audio books, DVD’s, magazines and even sport been without work for a longer period of time. - Cough or sore throat equipment. To arrange, please call the Library on - Fever, chills or sweats 5461 1950 or email [email protected]. 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To make contact with our  Pandemic Project Support Officer Maternal and Child Health team call 5461 6500 or For the most up-to-date information about restrictions  Pandemic Recovery Social Planner email [email protected] visit the Department Health and Human Services  Youth Engagement Officer website www.dhhs.vic.gov.au/coronavirus  Business Continuity & Risk Advisor Transfer Station Resale Shops  Human Resources Advisor Our Transfer Station resale shops have re-opened.  Systems Engineer Industry and businesses Resale shops are located at the Carisbrook, Talbot and Dunolly Transfer Stations. Social distancing and other The six month, fixed-term positions are additional looking for information on hygiene practices apply when visiting these locations. positions and will not replace existing employees at Council. how to plan and respond to Playgrounds and Skate Parks To find out more about the Working for Victoria coronavirus should visit: Whilst our playgrounds and skate parks have initiative and to register your interest in applying visit: https://www.dhhs.vic.gov.au/planning- re-opened, families are reminded that restrictions www.vic.gov.au/workingforvictoria are still in place – with only 20 people allowed at a and-responding-coronavirus-covid-19 playground at the one time – and social distancing measures must be adhered to. RECOMMENCING COMMUNITY OPERATIONS IN COUNCIL BE KIND TO YOURSELF L2P Learner Drive Mentor Program OWNED BUILDINGS & As the number of COVID cases increases and some Our L2P Learner Driver Mentor Program has resumed. areas of the state return to Stage Three restrictions, Young people and volunteers looking to register to FACILITIES it’s normal to feel stressed and anxious. be part of the program can phone 5461 0610 or We are supportive of groups, clubs, businesses and email [email protected] organisations recommencing operations in Council It’s really important to look after your mental health owned buildings and facilities – where permitted and wellbeing and there are a range of support under the government restrictions, as at 1 June 2020. services available. We’ve got a detailed list – Central Goldfields Art Gallery Guidelines and checklists of your relevant governing including contact details – on our website here: The Central Goldfields Art Gallery is now open on body or association must be adhered to. If you have www.centralgoldfields.vic.gov.au/covid-19 Saturdays and Sundays from 10am to 4pm with not been provided with guidelines or checklists or social distancing measures in place. If you’re feeling concerned about family and friends in do not have a governing body or association, we can lockdown areas and/or interstate and would like to speak Visitors to the Gallery can enjoy The Many Story provide a checklist that may assist you in assessing to someone you can contact COVID connect at redcross. Treehouse exhibition. 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CONNECTING LOCAL COMMUNITY HELPING OLDER PEOPLE STAY CONNECTED DURING COVID19 To help older Victorians stay connected and participate in social activities during the Are you, or someone you know, experiencing social isolation? If so, you can call the pandemic, a Social Support Hub has been set up at the Victorian Government’s Seniors Victorian coronavirus hotline on 1800 675 398 to get support. You will be connected Online website at seniorsonline.vic.gov.au/services-information/social-support-hub. with a Community Connector in Central Goldfields who will connect you to local Seniors can find out what services and activities are available in their local area via the practical supports such as food, transport, firewood and more, plus social activities, Hub. The Hub will be regularly updated with information and links to other community such as video chats, online book clubs, fitness groups and more. We are here to based organisations offering support and activities to older Victorians, including help and connect you with the support you, or someone you know, needs. information about phone line support and local community connectors. Page 18 — The Maryborough Advertiser — Friday, July 17, 2020 www.maryboroughbusiness.com.au

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21 Redbank-Barkly Road, Redbank Unique Lifestyle Opportunity in Peaceful Surrounds 2/3 1 3 Situated in the small township of Redbank, between Avoca and St Arnaud and within easy access of the Pyrenees Wine Region, is this unique lifestyle property. Set on 9.41 acres (approx.) this charming, yet quirky, two to three bedroom hardiplank home will tick many boxes if you are searching for the refreshing country escape. The home $380,000 features a large formal dining and living area with cozy wood fire, air-conditioning and a bar for entertaining. There are two bedrooms, the master with a robe. There is an extra sitting room which could be easily converted into a third bedroom. The country style kitchen has been updated and offers a Westinghouse 900mmm stainless steel oven, OPEN good bench space and a large walk-in pantry. The kitchen opens onto a generous dining room with floating floors Saturday 11.30 AM - 12.00 PM and a beautiful fireplace. The updated bathroom is spacious and flows lovely natural light, including a bath, shower, oversized vanity, toilet and laundry facilities. Outside there are so many great features for entertaining and relaxing with a side entertaining area with open fireplace and an undercover decked area to the rear of the home. The property Alisa Johnson 0409 935 766 features two huge dams, 4 acres (approx.) of vineyard, 27,000 ltr (approx.) of tank water, double lock-up garage with workshop area, barn, chook pens, dog run and much more. Don’t delay.

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30 Thompson Street, Dunolly Is This Your Weekender Or Is It Time To Join Our Community 2 1 2 A generous corner block in the community of Dunolly and a great home ready for inspection. Polished timber flooring throughout, 11 ft ceilings and fresh clean presentation, a pleasure to present for you. Wood heating beautiful for the winter months, and split system reverse cycle. Two good sized $230,000 bedrooms and separate large walk-in robe or could be transformed into an ensuite. Double garage with space for a workshop with concrete floor and power, ideal for storage as well. 2nd toilet and laundry off pergola entertaining area. All town services connected and rainwater tank. Fully enclosed OPEN yard with good fencing, front, and rear, space for parking the caravan. A wonderful location in town Saturday 12.00 - 12.30 PM with minutes walk to the main street of Broadway, kindergarten, sports grounds, and really not too far from all that the township offers. If you are looking for a new address or an investment property this could be what you have been waiting for. Let's talk. Kate Ashton 0418 521 346

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85 Baker Road, Amherst Welcoming Off-Grid Mud Brick Cottage On Small Acres 2 1 1 Looking for a superb weekender in the Goldfields, then look no further as I have just found it and it could be just what you have been looking for! A great mudbrick home with 2 bedrooms, open plan lounge with wood fire, and a spacious kitchen and dining area. Off- $285,000 grid with small solar system and generator, rainwater, LPG cooking and gas fridge and septic. Set on around 4 Acres this property has the bonus of having wildlife and fresh air OPEN in all directions. Misc sheds, space for parking and all within minutes of Talbot and a short Saturday 1.30 - 2.00 PM drive to Maryborough in the heart of the Victorian Goldfields. Fully fenced with 2 dams and some fruit trees. A wonderful space for a tree change, you MUST inspect if you are ready to buy and it has sparked your interest. Kate Ashton 0418 521 346

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91 Broadway, Dunolly 2 1 Affordable And Inspect Again And See Why It’s A Great Option Located on the main Street of Dunolly this property is in need of inspection $195,000 if you are either looking for a new home or perhaps an investment property. Offering a freshly painted 2 bedroom home, new carpets in OPEN bedrooms, hall and lounge. Kitchen with new cabinetry. Outdoor space, a Saturday 11.00 - 11.30 AM blank canvas with around 780m2 of land with access from 2 streets. Well fenced plenty of space for shedding or extra subdivision STCA. Excellent location, wonderful community and available NOW. Kate Ashton 0418 521 346

98 Ramon Parade, Laanecoorie Sensational Lifestyle Property With So Much More 15 Peel Street, Maryborough Located near the popular Laanecoorie reservoir, is this spacious brick 3+1 2+1 4 3/4 1 3 veneer home on 15 acres (approx.) Spacious kitchen including Splendour and Sophistication dishwasher, electric/wood cooking and adjoining meals/sitting area with An exceptional residence which has been meticulously renovated to create Coonara wood heater and split system. Stunning formal living/dining Buyers Range $349,000 an enviable property. Soaring ceilings, stunning timber floors all combined room with open fireplace and further rumpus/games room. Three $399,000 - $420,000 with modern conveniences. Three to four bedrooms plus powered bungalow. generous bedrooms, master with WIR and ensuite. Outside fully self- Inspect OPEN Kitchen renovated to the highest standards offering WIP and dishwasher. contained one-bedroom bungalow with air-conditioning, gas heating, Modern bathroom with shower, toilet and vanity. Ducted heating and maryboroughballaratrealestate.com.au kitchen, bathroom, and laundry. Loads of sundry shedding, enclosed Saturday 1.00 - 1.30 PM evaporative cooling. Two undercover areas, generous backyard with rear entertaining room, tennis court, water tanks, dams and more. Don’t look access, single LUG and double carport. Set in a popular location, this classic Alisa Johnson 0409 935 766 past this unique lifestyle property. Alisa Johnson 0409 935 766 is truly one not to miss.

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Maryborough 31 FOREST VIEW DRIVE, MARYBOROUGH Luxury Living Be blown away with the unique contemporary facade and its industrial look of this home. A free flowing functional floor plan & abundance of storage makes this home so easy to live in. Featuring 4 bedrooms plus office or 5th bedroom. The 3 separate living areas help create space for the entire family while ducted heating & cooling & gas log fireplace will ensure comfort all year round. A spacious master bedroom offers a full ensuite, with his & her shower, separate toilet & WIR. All other bedrooms including study have BIRs & ceiling fans are serviced by the central bathroom with spa bath, shower, vanity & separate powder room. Boasting an elegant kitchen with stone benches, smoked mirrored splashback & sleek lines and quality fittings & cooking appliances. The walk in butler’s pantry has direct access from the double garage. Outside the home is designed with entertaining in mind, with a block size of approx. 1374m2 there is plenty of room for kids to play while you entertain your friends under the expansive alfresco area. This property allows double gate side access, while garage of approx. 7.5x15m has rear access from natural bush land.

424 PRICE $750,000 CONTACT Jacinta 0407 442 178

318 OLD AVOCA ROAD, ADELAIDE LEAD 970 TIMOR-BROMLEY ROAD, BET BET Looking For Acreage To Build Your Dream Home? Rural Acreage With Permit Have you been looking for acreage just 10 minutes Located in Bet Bet is this 6 hectare block of land in a out of Maryborough to build your dream home on? rural bush setting. Situated approximately 14 This 7.3 hectare, Zoned Rural Living scenic block has minutes’ drive to Maryborough and 8 minutes to just come back on the market. The land is relatively Dunolly township. This property is zoned Farming flat, lightly treed, fenced with power pit and dam. A with no services but does have a current planning Bushfire Management Statement, Land Capability permit in place for the construction of a dwelling. The Assessment and Site Classification Report has block is heavily treed with natives and scrub and is PRICE $129,000 already been done for you. With titled Land becoming PRICE $197,500 ideal for those buyers looking for a quiet private rare, enquiry today to ensure you don't miss out. CONTACT Jacinta 0407 442 178 bush setting to build a residence and live off the grid. CONTACT Jacinta 0407 442 178

OPEN Saturday 11.00 - 11.30 AM 26 GRICE STREET, CARISBROOK Spacious Family Home Unassuming from the street frontage this neat property opens up into a fantastic family home with several living spaces. This three bedroom home has fantastic bones and has been well cared for. The master bedroom is situated at the front of the home with en-suite and walk in robe. Spacious separate living area also at the front, whilst the second living zone adjoins the kitchen/dining area featuring a gas log heater and reverse cycle split system. The kitchen is equipped with 900mm gas cooktop, wall oven, dishwasher and walk in pantry. Other features include large shed with concrete floor and power, secure yard, fully landscaped, outdoor blinds and more.

324 PRICE $395,000 CONTACT Coby 0455 337 568 professionalsmaryborough.com.au ph: 5461-1166 www.maryboroughbusiness.com.au The Maryborough Advertiser — Friday, July 17, 2020 — Page 21

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$449,000 $495,000 357 Majorca Road, Maryborough 4 1 6 41 Palmerston Street, Maryborough 4 1 2 Located on approx. 10 acres of land only a short drive from the Maryborough township this property Built in the 1890's this solid brick Victorian home is located on a spacious 1/2 acre corner block in a great location within provides a great opportunity to enjoy a country lifestyle for all the family. The brick veneer home features easy walking distance to street, shops, park lands and amenities. The character filled home features four bedrooms, four bedrooms, large main with Walk in Robe, lounge, kitchen with gas stove, meals with solid fuel heater, lounge and sitting room with solid fuel heater, bathroom and laundry, kitchen with gas and wood stove, dishwasher and pantry, dining and ducted evaporative cooling and gas heating throughout plus a underground cellar. An bathroom with separate bath and shower, laundry and ducted evaporative cooling throughout. External undercover patio area at the rear of the home provides a nice spot to relax and enjoy the extensive garden views. features include front and rear veranda, bungalow with power, double garage and a 4 bay machinery Other external features include a separate workshop/studio or sewing room, rain water tank, double carport and shed providing plenty of cover for vehicles and machinery, large dam, a variety of assundry shedding for established garden and surrounds. Mains and solar power. The large allotment also provides potential for storage and animals. Your family and pets will love living here. Call for details. Inspection by appointment. development (STCA) or simply enjoy the extra space. Charming home, great location. Inspection by appointment. BRICK VENEER HOME IN THE WEST ABSOLUTELY NOTHING TO DO BUT MOVE IN

$280,000 $345,000 6 Arthur Avenue, Maryborough 3 1 2 84 Napier Street, Avoca 3 2 2 Well maintained brick veneer home located on a compact block in West As new brick veneer home located on a low maintenance block close to bowls and golf club and within easy walking distance to street and shops. The immaculate home features open plan living incorporating Maryborough. The house features three bedrooms with robes, lounge, kitchen and lounge with split system air conditioner, dining and kitchen with 900mm gas cook top and electric fan dining, bathroom, laundry and ducted gas heating throughout. Double carport, under forced oven, dishwasher and pantry. Three bedrooms with robes, main with ensuite and walk in robe, main cover patio and fernery, garden and established surrounds. Ideal residential or bathroom with separate bath and shower, laundry and ducted gas heating throughout. Veranda at rear investment property ready to go. Call for details and inspection for this much loved with covered barbeque area, double garage with auto door and side access with room for a caravan or family home. boat. Modern, low maintenance living at its best. Call for details and inspection. LOADS OF SPACE & POTENTIAL INVEST OR BUY

$349,000 $199,000 215 Gladstone Street, Maryborough 3 1 4 3 Frost Avenue, Maryborough 2 1 2 This property provides a great opportunity for a range of future uses including residential investment and development potential. The home offers plenty of space and comfort and features three bedrooms with robes, kitchen with gas and Solid brick home located on a compact low maintenance block providing an combustion cooking, dishwasher and pantry, dining, bathroom, three spacious living area ideal for relaxing and entertaining and ducted gas heating and evaporative cooling. A splash of pain and furnishing will further enhance the opportunity for both residential and investment purchasers. The home features two home. The large block (2300m2 approx.) features double carport and garage, storage shed/workshop, Cool-room, in- bedrooms, lounge with gas heater and air conditioner, kitchen with gas stove, ground pool, entertaining area with pizza oven and loads of yard space for residential purposes or potential development and subdivision (STCA) The property is currently accessed from Ford Lane and Barry Street. Call to discuss and arrange an bathroom and laundry. Double carport. Currently tenanted at $215.00 per week. inspection. Call for details and inspection. THE CHOICE IS YOURS SOLD & CELEBRATING Wish this was you? Why not call in and speak to our $259,000 friendly sales 16 Wellington Street, Maryborough 3 1 0 Located at the foot of the Bristol Hill Reserve this well presented weatherboard home provides plenty of opportunity for the residential or investment purchaser. The home features three generous staff today about bedrooms with built in robes, open plan living incorporating kitchen, dining and lounge with split system air conditioner, bathroom and laundry. Rear Verandah and garden shed. The approx. making it happen 820m2 block provides potential for subdivision and development (STCA) or plenty of space for additional shedding. Handy location within walking distance to street and bush land walks at your doorstep. Call for details and inspection. 127 High Street maryboroughrealestate.com.au 5461 2222 Maryborough Robert Young 0409 799 298 Craig Bell 0407 824 372 Page 22 — The Maryborough Advertiser — Friday, July 17, 2020 www.maryboroughbusiness.com.au

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Septic tank and COME FROM AWAY MUSICAL grease trap cleaning FEBRUARY 24, 2021 Telephone 5461-3866 LTA 31845 BOOKINGS 5461-2838 or 0421 041 233 0417 598 614 www.maryboroughbusiness.com.au The Maryborough Advertiser — Friday, July 17, 2020 — Page 23 Public RON KENNEDY Notices ANTENNAS MARYBOROUGH Since 1974 SELF STORAGE TIMBER • Antenna installation Various sizes available from $90 per month COVID‐19 • Digital upgrades Council is responding to the changing environment and is adjusting service delivery where PLASTERBOARD BUILDING SUPPLIES Contact The Professionals • Digital retuning Maryborough on 5461-1166 applicable. Pyrenees Shire Council is contactable via 1300 797 363. Our email address for • Amplified systems and all services is [email protected]. extra outlets Important points to note: • Caravan antennas • Be informed and know where to get up to date information. Dozer, Excavator AND NOW Victoria’s Department of Health and Human Services website: • Caravan satellite systems Total Cool https://www.dhhs.vic.gov.au/coronavirus & Grader Works and the Federal Government’s website: www.health.gov.au Dams, Excavations, Phone Ron 0408 055 438 Refrigeration & • Maintain social distancing and good hygiene practices at all times. Deep Ripping for vines or 5461-3306 • The state of emergency remains in place until July 19. and much more Air Conditioning • Information about restrictions can be found here: https://www.dhhs.vic.gov.au/victorias‐restriction‐levels‐covid‐19 Repairs FREE Antennas Council service changes: Sales • Pyrenees Shire Council Customer Service Centre in Lawrence Street: QUOTES Specialising in • 9am‐5pm. These new hours will be for a trial period of three months. Installations • The majority of office‐based Council staff are still working from home, and Phone Geoff 0401 587 564 Digital TVs therefore if a meeting is required it will need to be booked in advance. • Installation • Resource Centres are open with social distancing measures in place and a patron We will travel 0418 474 835 limit of 20 people will apply. • Extra Outlets • July opening hours: 10.30am‐4.30pm Monday‐Friday and 10am‐2pm on • Amplifiers Saturdays. Closed on Sundays. • Wall Mount TVs • Pyrenees Libraries are continuing to allow the loan of materials currently in the RATCLIFF collection at Avoca and Beaufort centres with a contactless collection process. Antenna signal check available Library users are asked to reserve items via phone on 53491183. A designated pick Contact Ian Burman up point and time will be arranged. PLUMBINGBLOCKED DRAINS? Govt endorsed antenna installer • The next Ordinary Council Meeting is to be held at the Beaufort Council Chambers BURST PIPES? on 5464-1000 at 6pm on Tuesday 21 July 2020. Members of the public are not able to attend in LEAKING TAPS AND TOILETS? person due to social distancing provisions; however the meeting will be live or 0409 946 335 Plus streamed. Information on how to do this is available on ALL PLUMBING AND www.pyrenees.vic.gov.au/livestream. You can submit questions via our website, GASFITTING www.pyrenees.vic.gov.au or contact Customer Service on 1300 797 363 for a GAL WATER TANK Vacate paper copy of the question form. These questions will be read out during public MANUFACTURING Cleans question time. Phone 5461-5076 or • Councillor Cuppa and Chat Sessions have been placed on hold at the present time. Call Michelle 0457 461 222 In the meantime, if you would like to have a chat about what is going in your 0419 374 598 Find us on ABN 83 393 262 385 community contact Council on 1300 797 363 or email [email protected]. You can also contact your local Councillor. • Council has increased the cleaning frequency of public toilets across the Shire and SPLIT regularly cleans street furniture, including seating, to protect our community. TILT SIDE TRAY • Playgrounds, skate parks and other public facilities like barbecues are open to the SYSTEMS 9.9M 11 TON public. Users are advised to carry hand sanitizer or soap and a water bottle to 24 HOURS – 7 DAYS clean hands before and after use of equipment. *Mining Equipment NEW and USED *Cars, Trucks Pyrenees Community Care: *Machinery *Sheds, Cabins *Forklifts, Hoists *Rollers MOTORBIKES Pyrenees Community Care is still operating as normal, please call Council on 1300 797 363 *20 Foot Containers CR Heating & Cooling For Sale & Hire and chat to one of the team about how the service can assist you. Residents over the age www.bendigoyamaha.com.auLMCT 9656 of 65 will need to be registered with My Aged Care (1800 200 422). You can complete the registration yourself or call one of our team who can help you out. Call Rumpffy 0417 367 279 SHIPPING CONTAINERS Lic: 40426. Refrigerant and Handling Licence L055606 COVID‐19 Economic Support 20 Ft and 40 Ft Information about support for businesses during COVID‐19 is available on our website: Phone: 0409 808 853 www.pyrenees.vic.gov.au/business State and Federal governments have various CENTRAL VIC opportunities available. Business email newsletters are being sent out regularly, if you are not receiving these updates and wish to do so, please send an email with your details to DEMOLITIONS [email protected] Please also get in touch if you require further business Toyota 2004 V6 auto, IQO-4HS, EC, assistance. ASBESTOS REMOVALS Reg, RWC, $4500. Phone after 6 pm SERVICING ALL YOUR 0431 250 401. 21/7 RENOVATION ______COMMUNITY INFORMATION Governance Rules: STRIP-OUTS ELECTRICAL NEEDS 2004 Mitsubishi Colt, auto, 1SF-3DQ, - New Homes - Renovations / Extensions Dec rego, 151,962 kms, one owner Council is seeking your feedback on the draft Governance Rules 2020, which are required as part of the new Local Government Act 2020. These documents are now on public Worksafe Licensed - Switchboard Upgrades - TV and Data since new, VGC, $3000, RWC. Phone 0447 614 794. 28/7 exhibition, together with a range of supporting policies and procedures. Copies of these EPA Approved - Appliance Repair - Sheds - Industrial ______documents can be viewed at the Avoca and Beaufort Community Resource Centres, Beaufort Shire Office and on Council’s web page (www.pyrenees.vic.gov.au). Residents Steve: GEOFF LE BLANC Three seater tapestry lounge suite 0400 341 541 includes two recliner chairs, $150. may also request a copy of these documents directly from the Shire Office by calling 1300 0408 592 675 Phone 5461-2090. 28/7 797 363 or emailing [email protected]. Please provide your feedback by centralvicdemo August 7, 2020. @gmail.com [email protected] Candidate training for upcoming Council election The State Government has made changes to the mandatory training requirements for candidates intending to stand for Council in October. Local Government Victoria (LGV) is developing an online learning module that will need to be completed by September 17, Advertising for this section must be 2020. The previously advertised VLGA session on July 22 is now going to be a candidate MARYBOROUGH HIGHLAND SOCIETY completed on form provided in information session and will be held via online means. Registration information for the BOWLS CLUB Tuesday, July 14 edition on Page 16 LGV e‐learning module will be made available as soon as practicable. 5ft long brown wood wardrobe, 2 EMPLOYMENT ANNUAL GENERAL doors, 3 drawers, 3 shelves, $35. Customer Service Officer 17/7 Phone______5461-3217. Pyrenees Shire Council currently has a vacancy available for the role of Customer Service MEETING Officer based at the Beaufort Council Office. The position will require occasional travel The deferred 2019‐20 AGM for Highland Bowls will take place at 9.00 am on Five DVDs, good movies to see during between the Community Resource Centres in Beaufort and Avoca. Applications for the lockdown, $10. Phone 5461-4410. September 1st, 2020, in the main function room at the Maryborough Highland 17/7 position close on Wednesday 22 July at 5:00pm and further information is available on Society. ______www.pyrenees.vic.gov.au/employment Conditions and dates for nominations and voting have been posted on the MEC primary long sleeve fleece top, PROJECT AND ROADS UPDATES size S, VGC, $25. Phone 0487 790 bowling club notice boards. 17/7 Avoca footpaths: Construction on footpaths from North Street to Rutherford Street and 180. ending at Burnett Street is expected to start July/August (weather permitting). The pandemic restrictions likely to be still in place on September 1st will restrict ______attendance to 50 people, and, after allowance for required committee members 5ft long white solid wood wardrobe, Minor renovation works at Trawalla, Brewster, Snake Valley, Landsborough, Barkly, and MHS representatives, 41 other members can be accommodated. Members fancy handles and decals, 2 doors, 3 Moonambel and Carranballac: Council is working with the hall committees at these drawers, $35. Phone 5461-3217. locations on minor works. The plans including a new barbecue shelter at Snake Valley, up to that number will be admitted strictly in order of arrival. 17/7 kitchen amendments at Carranballac, a portico for Brewster, flooring maintenance at ______Landsborough, access improvements at Barkly and Moonambel and window MEC school pants, size 3XS, as new, replacements at Trawalla. $25. Phone 0487 790 180. 17/7 Natte Yallock Carpark: This project involves the sealing of the carpark surface to improve Maryborough Basketball Association Inc. A348 ______accessibility, especially during winter months. Council is seeking quotes on the work. Full cat gear, bed, litter tray and liner, For more information on current projects, please head to our website: toys, bowls, rug etc etc, $25. Phone www.pyrenees.vic.gov.au/projects2020 5461-3217. 21/7 Current Roadworks in Pyrenees Shire ANNUAL GENERAL ______Please obey all traffic signs, road detours and the directions of traffic controllers and take Worms, night crawlers, $15 for 50. extra care if you are travelling in these locations: Phone 0448 531 364. 21/7 MEETING ______• Eurambeen‐Streatham Road bridgeworks are finished and the road is open. The The Maryborough Basketball Association Annual General Meeting will be held Double bed frame only, no mattress, surface needs to be sealed, and the section of road is 80kmh and will be under 21/7 traffic control for the sealing. on Monday, July 27th 2020 at 6.30pm. Venue to be advised. $20. Phone 0448 368 725. ______• Asphalting work is planned for next week (weather permitting) for the All clubs are required to supply two delegates and all Life Members, players Thetford 145 porta potti, as new, $50. intersection of Eurambeen‐Streatham Road and Mount William Road. and interested parties are welcome to attend. Phone 5463-2405. 21/7 For further information on any of these works please contact Council’s Project Anyone that wishes to come must book in by email Simone Walkley at [email protected]. Management Team on 1300 797 363 or visit our website www.pyrenees.vic.gov.au. While White metal ladder, suitable for towels, every effort is being made to deliver works and projects across the Pyrenees Shire, the Nominations for committee members close on Monday the 20th of July at 5pm $15. Phone 0407 506 595. impact of coronavirus may result in changes or delays due to contractor or material supply with the Secretary, PO Box 27, Maryborough 3465. 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“In line with the variations to all football competitions this year, the ASHLYNE McINNES The state’s elite junior focus for both NAB League girls and competition, the NAB League, boys football in 2020 is to ensure could still recommence this year talent in both leagues are provided with four local prospects in the with the best opportunity to develop mix. as footballers and ultimately reach Maryborough’s Lachlan Bond and the elite level. Aidan Hare were selected for the “We will continue to meet with all Bendigo Pioneer’s squad for 2020 stakeholders and review the while Carisbrook’s Laura Fitzgibbon structure of the season based on the and Paige Scott were picked up by changing circumstances and advice the Greater Western Victoria from government and relevant Rebels, however both teams had health departments and medical their seasons put on hold by COVID- experts. 19 restrictions back in March. “We remain committed to The AFL announced last month providing the right platform for the that male and female talent players and clubs and give NAB programs are planned to play some League girls and boys the oppor- footy this year with a hopeful tunity to showcase their talent.” August 22 start date for the boys The AFL will continue to review and a September 5 restart date for all arrangements including return- the girls, who already saw three to-training and competition in rounds earlier this year. consultation with the Victorian The Rebels are one of three sides State Government and respective in the girls’ league who are health officers and will provide an undefeated, winning two from two Lachlan Bond and Aidan Hare are two of four locals who still have their fingers crossed to play high-level football in the update when it is in a position to do games in rounds one and three and 2020 NAB League this year. The season has faced several set backs in the wake of COVID-19, however the AFL said it is so. having the bye in round two. still committed to a season some time this year. While the AFL has encouraged all Since last months commitment to could be out of the mix with no continues to play havoc on restric- Victoria, the AFL remains com- NAB League participants to get the competition, another spanner training or play allowed until late tions and competition logistics. mitted to staging a NAB League involved with community level sport was thrown in the works with August. AFL head talent and state league competition for girls and boys when in the interim, that won’t be possible Victoria seeing record spikes in In an open letter to the football competitions Tristan Salter said it is safe to do so. for either local pair with both the COVID-19 cases and Melbourne community the AFL said the possi- while the current situation relating “All levels of the game across the Bendigo FNL and the AFL forced back into lockdown last week. bility of the junior elite program is to COVID-19 continues to impact country have been impacted by the Goldfields Women’s League cancel- This means metropolitan clubs still up in the air as COVID-19 talent pathway programs inhealth pandemic this year,” he said. ling their 2020 season.

AFL matches move out of Melbourne Essendon coach defends with Freemantle pipping St Kilda in few weeks, our upcoming block of a 79-73 thriller, West Coast matches post round nine will ASHLYNE McINNES Stringer after body comments A fully interstate round of the comfortably getting it done over potentially feature non-traditional all shapes and all sizes to play a 2020 AFL season was knocked off Adelaide by 33 points, Essendon timeslots as we look to possibly role. at the weekend, with football’s defeating North Melbourne by 14 compress some additional game into ASHLYNE McINNES “Jake’s got a role to play within points, Richmond and Sydney the fixture,” he told AFL.com this Essendon coach John birthplace, Melbourne, now Worsfold has had to defend our club and within our team and under stage three lockdown. playing out a lack lustre 34-26 result week. he’s been playing that role really Last week Melburnians were and Carlton thumping the Western While fixtures haven’t been set in star forward and local talent Jake Stringer after he was well for us so far this year. We’re locked in to six weeks of stage three Bulldogs 103 to 51. stone past round nine, the AFL is so disappointed with his injury at restrictions, halting all sport for that Down south Melbourne defeated expected to roster 33 matches across criticised for his weight during a vote-getting two-goal the weekend, as is Jake. time period and forcing the AFL to the Suns by 17 points, Geelong took 19 days to fast-track the completion “Our focus is getting him a comfortable 27-point victory over of the 2020 season. performance for the Bombers. spread its Victorian clubs through- Despite pushing Essendon out recovered from his surgery and for Brisbane and Hawthorn conceded AFL CEO Gillon McLachlan on out NSW and QLD so that they to a 30-19 lead at half time with him to be available ready to play defeat to Collingwood. Wednesday said despite the chop could continue to play. back-to-back goals againstwith the team as soon as possible. Neither of the district’s AFL listed and change nature of the season, for Clubs were initially told they Collingwood in round five and We’ll assess him on his output for players, Nick Hind (St Kilda) and the moment, the finals series will be would be out of Victoria for around a going on to collect four AFL the team.” Jake Stringer (Essendon) played in the traditional format and the month, however the AFL announced Coaches Association votes, The Stringer comments came last round with Hind fighting for AFL grand final is still scheduled for this week that there will be no more Stringer was criticised byoff the back of what was touted as senior selection and Stringer late October at the MCG in home and away games in Melbourne members of commen- one of his best ever preseasons in suffering a severe ankle injury the Melbourne. Channel 7’s for the rest of the season. tary team Bruce McAvaney and which he shaved 20 seconds off his week before. Geelong and Collingwood kicked , A bulk of the state’s teams will Brian Taylor for his physical two-kilometre time trial. There has been no extra news things off in round seven last night instead make QLD their new home appearance. Worsfold said everyone was about Stringer’s syndesmosis injury in Perth, while today will see with Richmond, Essendon, North The duo made comments such affected by the COVID break, but to his right side with its severity Essendon face the Bulldogs in QLD Melbourne, Carlton, the Western as “he’s done everything right but that Stringer works hard to stay dictating whether he will miss up to and GWS and Brisbane and Sydney Bulldogs and St Kilda already in he does look big, doesn’t he?” and in shape for the season. three months of play. and the Gold Coast slog is out at the hubs located there and Collingwood “he definitely doesn’t have the six- “He had an outstanding pre- Giants Stadium and the SCG in and Geelong based in Perth until The AFL has accepted that it may pack going at the moment”. season, he worked extremely round nine. have to play games on every day of Sydney. Speaking to Footy Classified hard. We all got affected through a Hawthorn and Melbourne are the week beyond round eight, as the Richmond and North, and Carlton last week, Worsfold said there is massive down time lay off with currently based in Sydney but are season slips into a back log due to and Port Adelaide will grace room for “all shapes and sizes” in COVID, but other than that Jake expected to also make the trip up complications around state border Queensland grounds on Saturday, AFL. works extremely hard to get in north with all teams to fly in and out restrictions and the Melbourne while Hawthorn and Melbourne will “I don’t have an issue with his good nick to play his role for us,” of WA, SA, QLD and potentially lockdown. battle out at the Giant’s Stadium. body shape, we’re all built he said. NSW, if cases remain under control, AFL general manager broad- Fremantle and West Coast will differently,” he said. There has been no further for the rest of the season. casting Travis Auld said matches head to Optus Stadium on Sunday “We have some little fellas updates on Stringer’s injury, but NSW teams will remain in their beyond round eight wouldwhile Adelaide Oval will get its first running around and we have some he didn’t board the plane out of home state for now. potentially be played on “non- work out since mid-June with a big guys. We’ve always celebrated Victoria with the side last week Queensland hosted a bulk of traditional” days of the week. Monday night Adelaide v St Kilda that the game of AFL allows for hinting at least a month’s break. round six game across the weekend “As we set ourselves for the next clash. Harcourt hopeful of getting its junior footballers on the field Continued from Back Page under 11s have also mixed in with and high risk and the difficulty of “I think it’s going to be really Castlemaine which is great,” she fielding a side, it’s hard to imagine challenging for that age group to go said. how a season would have been able into seniors if they haven’t played “We are also running Net Set Go to go ahead,” she said netball for 18 months,” Dowie said. from the club as well as Auskick, our “The whole way we’re treating our “It’s hard in any other season junior football training is also still weekends now is so different, the anyway, it’s difficult to retain going ahead. A group of our traditional family unit has really players when they take that next footballers have linked up with come back into play. It’s hard to step up so it’s great that they’re Kangaroo Flat in the Bendigo Junior know whether we will get people out playing this year.” FNL so we could see some football as of their homes again, I think Carisbrook’s 17s team defeated well this year. priorities may have changed for MGYCWE Orange with ease on “We’re just trying to get as many some people. Saturday 54-16, while the 14s went players out there as we can even “Our senior coaches have done a down 10-36 to Boomerangs though we can’t offer games our- fantastic job of keeping everybody fit Sapphires. selves.” and engaged with the club — they’ve Other MCDFNL group, Harcourt Teasdale said the cancellation of just done an amazing job. I can’t had a 33 to 25 win over Brumbies the MCDFNL’s season was in the thank them and our dedicated Gold in their maiden appearance at best interest of the community, but playing group enough for all their Golden City. unfortunately came at the wrong work. Harcourt president Kathie time for the Lions who were poised “It is a pity because we had such a Teasdale said junior sport is a to tackle season 2020 with intensity. wonderful year planned. The calibre priority for the club and is hoping “The safety of our community of players that we had set, the that they can facilitate both football comes first and we needed to listen enthusiasm of our playing group and and netball this year. to the experts and what they were coaches — it was lined up to be one “A number of our netballers have telling us. In the end without of the best years yet so I’m hoping headed over to Bendigo, it is nice to sponsorship, with the burden asked that same effort will carry on into see some play this year. Some of our of volunteers who are usually older the new year.” Tayla Whitnall looks for options down court for Carisbrook in their first game of the season. www.maryboroughbusiness.com.au The Maryborough Advertiser — Friday, July 17, 2020 — Page 27 SPORT SCOREBOARD

Avoca golfers Nathan Coghlan, Nick Coghlan, Trevor Parry and Peter Currie enjoyed a successful day on the green at the weekend. Marc Lowday with 34. B grade’s winner Steven Baker claimed the day with 33 points, GOLF ahead of runner-up Ron Giles with 32. Ball winners were Nick Earl (34), ON NOW! Josh Lacey, Mark Marson, Rob HOLDEN TRAX LTZ The thirdAVOCA round of the Men’s Finch (33), Bill Bartlett (32), Alan 2020 Championships was held at McIvor, Anthony Passalick, Grant Style that fits your lifestyle the Avoca Golf Club on Sluce and Mark Shortall (31). Saturday. Matt Drummond was named A stableford round was also held winner of the day with 36 points on Tuesday. ONE ONLY! while Phil Adams was named Bragging rights were snagged by runner-up with 33. Rob Daniell in A grade with a score Nearest the pins were Brad of 41 points, trailed by runner-up $ Gothard (second hole), Matthew Marc Lowday with 34. 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Two MCDFNL clubs have made the trek over to Bendigo to field junior netball sides this year in lieu of local competition. Harcourt and Carisbrook kicked off their respective Golden City Netball Association seasonsBACK at the weekend with Redback Tamika Rumpff taking this pass in the ON14 and under competition. COURT Carisbrook and Harcourt field junior netball teams in Bendigo ASHLYNE McINNES Netball Association (GCNA) to get is impressed by Golden City’s were running games on every second happy to be there. That’s one of the Bendigo is getting a taste of some play time for their junior competition. court so that people could maintain reasons we were so keen for the what the Maryborough Castle- netballers with Carisbrook fielding a “As a club we were very keen for distance, there was hand sanitiser season, we could see how happy the maine District Football Netball 17 and under and 14 and under side the season to go ahead and we were available, there were constant kids were to be running around.” League (MCDFNL) has to offer, and Harcourt playing their 13s in working towards that. After the reminders about distance so it felt A big priority for the club was with both Carisbrook and the 14 and under competition which MCDFNL season was cancelled our very safe and very well organised. accommodating its under 17s in Harcourt getting back out on the kicked off on Saturday. senior netball coach mentioned the “It’s great for all the girls, you their final year of junior netball, with netball court at the weekend. Carisbrook Football Netball Club GCNA competition and we just put could see on their faces on Saturday top-age players then having to make With the cancellation of the 2020 secretary Carlene Dowie said the it to parents and were able to create just how happy they were to be back the already difficult transition into MCDFNL season, both clubs looked club was disappointed with the the two teams,” she said out there playing netball. senior netball in 2021. further afield to the Golden City cancellation of the local season, but “It was really well set up. They “Even at training, they’re just so Continued on Page 26

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