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The Maryborough District Est. 1855 T S G E: [email protected] Ph: 5461-3866 www.maryboroughadvertiser.com.au www.maryboroughbusiness.com.au Published Tuesdays & Fridays No. 20,442 $1.50 c n i The Maryborough District AdvertiserEst. 1855 Tuesday, December 15, 2020 T COVID-19 T COMMUNITY T NBA ACTIVE CASES IN STATE BUT IN HOTEL QUARANTINE LOCAL WINS AT FILM FESTIVAL DELLY RE-SIGNS WITH CLEVELAND CAVALIERS PAGE 3 PAGE 7 SPORT QUICK RESPONSE A fire burnt through more than 30 hectares of farmland at Natte Yallock on Sunday afternoon. The fire was sparked by an electrical fault on a tractor and two farmers who tried to extinguish the blaze suffered burns and were hospitalised, with one airlifted to the Alfred Hospital. Story, Page 3. 151220 04 BID PROGRESS Central Victorian Goldfields World Heritage bid progresses with launch of website RILEY UPTON for the heritage listing which if Taylor said the website launch is a The website’s launch follows massively transformative project is The push to secure a World successful, is estimated to draw $25 “significant” step forward for the building support for the bid after not only the huge impact it will have Heritage listing for the Central million to the region annually. project. former Victorian premiers John both on local and cross-regional Victorian Goldfields has taken The website provides insights into “What we want to do is encourage Brumby and Denis Napthine were visitor economies, but the positive another step toward reality, with the discovery of gold in Victoria, the people to get excited about this bid named co-patrons of the campaign, contribution to regional regenera- a brand-new website launching world-wide significance of the and be part of the journey,” he said. UK-based World Heritage expert tion, prosperity and opportunity,” he recently. Victorian gold rush and the bid for “I think the website is really Barry Gamble backed the bid and said. Funded by the Victorian Gold- UNESCO World Heritage listing. significant because it enables us to the State Government invested “Importantly the journey starts fields Tourism Executive (VGTE), It also has useful references and let people know what’s happening in $50,000 in support. right now as we build the excitement the website is the latest show of force links for scholars, industry stake- that space, what’s coming up next If successful, the bid will see a of people to visit and discover the for a bid that’s been gradually holders, tourism operators and and how they can be involved. number of key sites across central proposed World Heritage landscape building momentum for more than community groups, in addition to “We also want to build up linkages Victoria listed with World Heritage and in doing so, create a much- 30 years. historic photos, illustrations and with industry websites, visitor and Mr Meddows-Taylor said the needed boost to industry in the Thirteen councils across central stories. information centres and individual benefits will be far reaching and can COVID recovery period. Victoria, including the Central VGTE chair and Central Gold- businesses and this website will even be felt now. Goldfields Shire, are campaigning fields Shire mayor Chris Meddows- enable us to do that.” “The exciting feature of this Continued on Page 3 2013 MITSUBISHI OUTLANDER ES • Sports automatic & • Full service history Merry Christmas Happy New Year • 106,277 kms • Two keys • Reverse sensors We are recharging our batteries from • Bluetooth phone & audio • Cruise control • Sports alloys Wednesday, December 23 until Monday, January 4 • Air conditioning • 24/7 accident towing service still running — 5461-1303 • Excellent condition • A fantastic family SUV! • RACV Renewals can be paid at Australia Post • Insurance and roadside assist inquiries call 13 7228 CALL STEWART FORBES TO ARRANGE A TEST DRIVE! 54612588 Cnr High and Inkerman streets, 0458 061 546 20-26 Derby Rd, Maryborough MAFFESCIONI MOTORS Maryborough. 5461-1303 $20,990 DRIVE AWAY 1ST-2JR LMCT 1411 Pop up shop to help raise funds for RDA CHRISTIE HARRISON After a year which put an end to physical fundraisers, local groups have looked to new ways to raise much needed funds, including the Maryborough Riding Develops Ability (RDA). As COVID-19 restrictions started to ease, the RDA began looking for new ways to make some of the money they’d missed out on during 2020, eventually settling on a pop up shop which is now up and running in Maryborough’s High Street. Maryborough RDA head coach and vice president Aileen Marshall said the shop has so far been a great success after a difficult year. “Like every other organisation, because of COVID we haven’t been Maryborough RDA head coach and vice president Aileen Marshall is encouraging able to raise any funds this year,” everyone to drop into the groupʼs pop up shop in High Street to raise funds for the she said. RDA. 151220 02 “We usually have raffles at the “We’ve got lots of home made craft “When our riders want to go away Highland Society and barbecues at items like pot holders, tea towels and when there’s competitions and other Bunnings. We don’t need hoards of Christmas stockings,” she said. things on we want to support them. money but we do need something “We have some new items and also “This year sadly we’ve also had a because we don’t want to charge our some second hand items and a rack couple of vet bills.” clients. of pre-loved clothes.” “We came up with the idea of the All the money raised will go to the The pop up shop is located at 143 pop up shop. We didn’t set a goal for upkeep of the RDA horses and High Street, Maryborough and will how much we wanted to raise but equipment for the riders, Aileen said. be open this week from 10 am to 5 the first day we took $300 which was “It goes to the upkeep of the pm on December 16, 17 and 18. fantastic. That can go a long way.” horses, safety equipment for the The shop will be open late on Aileen said the pop up shop is riders and then we try and buy some December 19 in conjunction with selling handmade goods, Christmas equipment for entertainment for Maryborough’s final Dine Out items and homewares. them,” she said. Goldfields event. Contact us to be part of our Christmas light list If you would like to let everyone 10 am December 21 with your know about your Christmas lights address, name and contact number Have you got into thedisplay, email advertising@(only address will be published). Christmas spirit this year? Is maryaddy.com.au or call 5461-3866. Addresses of Christmas light your house lighting up your To feature in our Christmas light displays will be published in our street? display list, get in contact before Tuesday, December 22 edition. HERE’S MY CARD — TRADES and SERVICES Conserve your water with . 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Phone: 5461-4366 Page 2 — The Maryborough Advertiser — Tuesday, December 15, 2020 www.maryboroughbusiness.com.au State records COVID cases but only in hotel quarantine was a woman aged in her 30s in “While we’d all prefer there were hotel quarantine. no active cases, changes made to AVOID FINES! CHRISTIE HARRISON The woman has mild symptoms strengthen the system will ensure Victoria continues to be free of and does not require hospital care. that we manage this in a way that local COVID-19 cases, however a The international cases bring keeps returning travellers, the SAVE ON TYRES number of active cases have Victoria’s total number of COVID-19 workers caring for them and the been recorded in the state’s cases to 20,351. Victorian community as safe as SUPER TOYO DEALS hotel quarantine program. possible.” While Victoria has not recorded a Victorian Chief Health Officer BUY 3, GET 4 new community transmitted case of Brett Sutton said the new cases are According to the Department of the virus in 45 consecutive days, as of not unexpected. Health and Human Services, MAKE IT SAFE BEFORE TRAVELLING! Monday there were seven interna- “These positive results are to be evidence from the earlier hotel tionally acquired cases diagnosed in expected and our quarantine system quarantine program showed that CAR people currently in hotel quarantine. has been designed on the premise just over one in every 100 returned $ * The most recent internationally that we would have return travellers traveller tested positive during their SERVICING ONLY 129 acquired case, confirmed yesterday, test positive,” he said. quarantine period. CONDITIONS APPLY — SEE INSTORE OIL AND FILTER Man airlifted, another Call in and compare our prices taken to hospital after fire 170 Park Rd, Maryborough Major Partner CAR TYRE CAR TYRE Ph: 5461-5225 RETAILERS 2014 Bealiba, Wareek-Bung Bong and RETAILERS 2013 Stuart Mill were among those that responded to the fire, as well as RILEY UPTON Forest Fire Management crews and Two men have been air support.
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