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The Adviser 1785

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No 1:1785

WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 8, 2025

www.sheppadviser.com.au | ADVERTISING HOTLINE: 5832 8900

2025 GREATER SHEPPARTON

BUSINESS EXCELLENCE

AWARDS

MORE FINALISTS PAGES 4, 22 + 24

GALA DINNER TICKETS ON SALE NOW - SEE PAGE 22 FOR MORE INFORMATION

YOUNG LOCAL ARTIST EXHIBITION PAGE 12

INSIDE: ■ Harvey Norman Centre Lift-out | pages 13, 14, 15 + 16 ■ Classifieds | pages 25 + 26 ■ SEN Sport | page 27 ■ This Week’s Finer Fruit Specials | page 28

Shepparton to host 2026 Basin conference GREATER Shepparton will host the 2026 Mu rray- Darling A ssociation National Conference (MDNC). The announcement comes af ter the commencement of 81st Murray-Darling Association Annual Conference held in Griffith, NSW, on Thursday, October 2. Continued Page 18

When security matters! Your local security specialists

EMERGENCY SIMULATION... Emergency management teams from across the region worked in shifts at the Shepparton Incident Control Centre, with a mid-day handover to simulate live operational transitions. The scenario reflected typical summer conditions in northern Victoria with cured grasslands, dry forests, and hot, windy weather and a simulated fire threatening both private and public land. From left, CFA Information and Warnings Officer – Darrin Dohrman, FFMVic Deputy Incident Controller, Dave Pasztaleniec, and CFA Public Information Officer Mel Crosier. Photo: Supplied

CCTV Systems Electronic Security Systems 24-hour Alarm Monitoring

Fire simulation in Shepparton

Electronic Access Control

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54 Annerley Ave, Shepparton Ph 5821 2677 or visit www.insightprotection.com.au COMMERCIAL • INDUSTRIAL • RESIDENTIAL SERVICING REGIONAL VICTORIA & NSW

By Aaron Cordy EMERGENCY crews are going to play a massive role in Northern Victoria again this summer, as the state prepares for the bushfire season.

To m a k e s u r e t h i s f i r e season has a minimal impact on the community, Emergency management crews from across the region converged on the Shepparton Incident Control

Centre on Thursday, October 2, to take part in a large-scale bushfire readiness exercise ahead of the 2025–26 fire season. The incident management exercise simulated a rapidly

escalating bushfire scenario under extreme weather conditions, testing the skills of emergency teams in a realistic, high-pressure environment. Continued Page 10

Living near bush or grasslands in Victoria means fire risk is real. Understand your risk and take steps to prepare now. Take part in a Get Fire Ready event near you this October. For more information visit cfa.vic.gov.au/getfireready

Get Fire Ready Shepparton Region


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