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■ The perCommunitiesConnectingpa, a draft Integrated StrategyTransport - created after consultation with the community – seeks to address Frankston City’s growing population which is putting a strain on environment.infrastructuretransportandThe55-page Paper is up for consultation with the community, which can engage with Council until October 2, online by visiting the Engage Frankston site.The draft Strategy takes into account that by 2041 there will be an additional 21,463 people in Frankston City, taking the population to 163,610 people.
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■ Some e 82 per cent of the Mornington Peninsula is not serviced by public thelivewheremostorcatchtransport.Peoplecannotaregularbusatraintoorfromoftheplacestheywork,andsocialiseon Peninsula. Only three per cent of Peninsula residents use public transport.“This appalling lack of service is unacceptable and we are enraged about this,” said a Council needrepresentative.“WedesperatelyacrossPeninsula bus service between Hastings and Mornington. This 18-km journey across the Peninsula, via Frankston, currently takes nearly two hours by bus.“We also need more frequent express bus services to cut journey times.”
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Guy will have to change his performance significantly if he is to have chance at all. His team is putting in a woeful performance, and simply not getting any traction.
Cheltenham Rd.
■ ■ BAXTER. Newsagency & Lotto. Shopp 6/96 Baxter-Tooradin Rd.
■ SEAFORD. Caltex. 467 Frankston-Dandenong Rd.
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■ MOUNT MARTHA. Ritchies Supermarket, 8-16 Lochiel Ave.
■ PORTSEA. Portsea Hotel. 3746 Point Nepean Rd.
■ TOOTGAROOK. Coles Express. 1825 Point Nepean Rd.
■ McCRAE. The Lott. 739 Point Nepean Rd.
■ ■ BALNARRING. Ritchies IGA. Russell St.
Gippsland Hwy.
■ ■ FRANKSTON SOUTH. Licensed Post Office. 58 Yuille St
■ MORNINGTON. 7-Eleven. 893 Nepean Hwy.
■ ■ LANGWARRIN. Caltex Langwarrin. McClelland Dr & Skye Rd
■ ■ ■ MORNINGTON. Coles Express. 1010 Nepean Hwy.
■ ■ ■ ■ DANDENONG NORTH. 7-Elevem. 1464 Heatherton Rd.
It is all abstract. Politics is about people. The conservatives media machine, or what is left of it, needs to generate people stories if their story-telling is to be effective.
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■ ■ HASTINGS. Westernport Hotel. Cnr Salmon St & High St.
City of Casey CEO Glenn Patterson said being named among Australia’s top 100 business, innovation and technology leaders is an astounding achievement.
■ ■ CARRUM DOWNS. 7-Eleven. Frankston-Dandenong Rd (Cnr 10 Amayla Cres)
■ ■ SEAFORD. Newsagency. 124 Nepean Hwy.
The Whip
■ ■ ■ ■ FRANKSTON NORTH. IGA Express. 54-56 Mahogany Ave.
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■ ■ SAFETY BEACH. Cafe Del Sol. 81 Marine Drive.
■ ■ ■ ■ BALNARRING. Balnarring Village Newspower. Shop 2, 3000 FrankstonFlinders Rd.
Greens: billion plan
■ ■ ■ ■ CRANBOURNE NORTH. 7Eleven. 945 South Gippsland Hwy.
■ ■ LANGWARRIN SOUTH. General Store. Shop 1/143 Warrandyte Rd
■ MORNINGTON. Caltex Woolworths. 223 Main St.
■ MORNINGTON. Farrells Bookstore. 143 Main St.
■ MORNINGTON. Newspower. 241 Main St.
■ ■ KEYSBOROUGH. 7-Eleven. 309
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■ ■ HASTINGS. United. 1996
■ ROSEBUD. The Lott Shop. Shop K002,. Rosebud Plaza, Cnr McCombe St and Point Nepean Rd.
■ ■ BLAIRGOWRIE. United Service Station. 2867 Point Nepean Rd.
Cnr Nepean Hwy and Lonsdale St.
■ ■ ■ ■ FRANKSTON. Ritchies IGA. Cnr Hastings Rd and Golf Link Rd.
■ ■ MOUNT MARTHA. Dava Hotel. 614 Esplanade.
■ ■ FRANKSTON. Coles Express. 227 Frankston-Flinders Rd and Robinsons Rd.
■ ■ NOBLE PARK. Lucky Star Lotto & Newws. 1268 Heatherton Rd.
■ ■ CRANBOURNE. Woolworths Caltex. Cnr South Gippsland Hwy and Thompsons Rd.
The Libs are still doing it old school. Their recent press releases focus on a handful of new schools, increased hospital funding promises, ambulance and police response time pledges, and plans for a $25,000 funding for a charity.
■ SOMERVILLE. Newsagency. 27 Eramosa Rd East.
■ SEAFORD. United Service Station. 267 Seaford Rd.
■ NOBLE PARK. Newsagency. 22 Douglas St.
■ SEAFORD. Woolworths. Cnr Seaford Rd and Nepean Hwy.
■ The Victorian Greens have unveiled their ambitious plan for a $1 billion per year Zero Extinction Fund to help protect and restore the state’s threatened species and their habitat. A Victorian Parliamentary inquiry initiated by the Greens found that the state was facing an unprecedented extinction crisis with more than 2000 species under threat.
■ ■ ■ ■ DANDENONG NORTH. Lotto and News. 56 Menzies Ave.
City of Casey’s award
■ SPRINGVALE SOUTH. 747 Springvale Rd.
■ The City of Casey has been recognised as an ABA100 Winner in The Australian Business Awards 2022 for Change Management.
Frankston Rd.
■ SEAFORD. Riviera Hotel. 30 Nepean Hwy.
The Opposition have thrown a few light punches towards Ministers such as Mary Anne Thomas and Natatlie Hutchins, but they are not A-grade bouts. They are not even in the same boxing ring as Daniel Andrews.
■ LYNBROOK. BP. 7181 South Gippsland Hwy.
Blue blood pledges
■ ■ LYNBROOK. 7-Eleven. 760 South
■ ■ SORRENTO. News & Books. 66 Ocean Beach Rd.
■ ■ TYABB. Flatties Fish and Chips. 1541 Frankston-Flinders Rd.
■ MORDIALLOC. Woolworths. 600 Main St.
■ ■ SPRINGVALE. Newsagency. 32 Springvale Rd.
■ ■ MERRICKS. Merricks General Wine Store. 3460 Frankston-Flinders Rd.
■ ■ CRANBOURNE. Newsagency. 105 High St.
Frankston-Flinders Rd (Cnr Hodgins Rd)
■ ■ ■ SHOREHAM. Licensed Post Office. 87 Byrnes Rd.
■ SAFETY BEACH. 3/154 Marine Drive.
■ ■ RED HILL. United Service Station. 87 Arthurs Seat Rd.
■ RYE. RSL. 5/11 Neilson St.
■ The Libs need to land effective punches on Premier Dan Andrews, given the presidential-style politics of 2022.
■ ■ DANDENONG. Dande Lotto. 308 Thomas St.
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■ ■ ■ ■ LANGWARRIN. Lotto. 230
■ It’s fascinating to watch the locations of many of the Liberal promsies: school improvements at Beaumaris; level crossing removals at Glen Iris, Tooronga and Kooyong; a local traders initiative at Ashburton; and cash promises for schools at Canterbury, Camberwell and Glenferrie.
■ MORNINGTON. Grand Hotel. 124 Main St.
Now in their 17th year, the awards are an annual all-encompassing awards program that recognises organisations that demonstrate the core values of business innovation, product innovation, technological achievement and employee engagement via a set of established business and product awardThecategories. Council won the award for its Evolve Home/Land installation and virtual tour. While developing the organisation and transformation strategies, the City of Casey saw the need to engage their employees and did so in an innovative and creative way.
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■ ■ ■ ■ BLAIRGOWRIE. Cafe. 2837 Point Nepean Rd.
■ Matthew Guy last week promised $125 million f to upgrade the Emergency Services Telecommunications Authority’s IT systems, provide ongoing funding and require half the staff to be trained to answer calls for ambulance, fire and police.
■ TYABB. United. 1491 FrankstonFlinders Rd.
■ ■ SPRINGVALE SOUTH. 7-Eleven. 581 Springvale Rd.
■ RED HILL. Red Hill General Store. 83 Arthurs Seat Rd.
■ ■ ■ ■ CHELSZEA. Longbeach Hotel. 380 Nepean Hwy.
■ ■ FRANKSTON. The National Golf Club - Long Island. Frankston-Dandenong165/235Rd.
■ SEAFORD. BP. 298 FrankstonDandenong Rd.
■ ■ DROMANA. Newsagency. 177 Point Nepean Rd.
■ ■ EDITHVALE. Foodworks. 130/131 Station St.
■ ■ FRANKSTON SOUTH. Foot St Supermarket and Wine Cellars. 45 Foot St.
■ ■ CRIB POINT. Cellars and Newsagency. 182 Stony Point Rd.
No contact punches
■ SPRINGVALE. Continental Mart. 219 Springvale Rd.
Frankston-Cranbourne Rd.
■ ROSEBUD. Newsagency. 1083 Point Nepean Rd.
Age reporters Sumeyya Ilanbey and Caroline Schelle say unions representing triple-zero call-takers have raised the alarm over the $125 million commitment, warning the proposal is “fraught with danger” and will put the lives of Victorians at risk.
■ ■ FRANKSTON. Beach Street Newsagency. 237 Beach St.
“The conversations amongst project participants were inspiring, the models were amazing, and have come together to create an installation representing how the City of Casey, as an organisation, is evolving.“The project also completed a 360-degree feedback loop between our communities, our organisation and back to our communities.”
Cheltenham Rd (Cnr Kingsclere Rd)
■ ■ FRANKSTON. Bayside News and Tatts. 194/28 Beach St.
■ ■ RYE. Newsagency. 2369-2371 Point Nepean Rd.
The real campaign starts as soon as the AFL Grand Final end-game siren sounds this Saturday night (Sep. 24).
■ ■ HASTINGS. Lucky Lotto and News. Shop 2/9 Queen St
■ ■ LYNBROOK. Coles Express. 850 South Gippsland Hwy.
■ ■ ■ ■ BAXTER. Liberty Service Station. 161 Moorooduc Hwy.
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■ ■ ■ ■ DROMANA. Caltex. 107 Point Nepean Rd.
■ RED HILL SOUTH. Cellar and Pantry. 141 Shoreham Rd.
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■ ■ MORNINGTON EAST. Benton Square News and Tatts. 210 Dunns Rd
■ ■ HASTINGS. Post Shop. 68 High St.
■ ■ McCRAE. Coles. McCrae Plaza.
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■ ■ FLINDERS. General Store. 48 Cook St.
■ MOUNT MARTHA. Beachbox Fish and Chips. 5 Lochiel Ave.
■ ■ ■ ■ ■ FLINDERS. Hotel. Cnr FrankstonFlinders Rd and Cook St.
■ MENTONE. Coles Express. Cnr Nepean Hwy and Warrigal Rd.
■ ■ BAXTER. Caltex. 1 BaxterTooradin Rd.
■ ■ DROMANA. 7-Eleven. 335 Point Nepean Rd.
To give the perception of good government for all, the Liberals desperately need to get traction statewide, not just in the blue blood seats.
Monday, September 26
■ SORRENTO. Stringers Store. 2-8 Ocean Beach Rd.
■ ■ ■ ■ KARINGAL. Coles Karingal. Cnr Karingal Dr and Ashleigh Ave.
■ ■ KARINGAL. 7-Eleven. 330
■ ■ MOUNT MARTHA. Newsagency. 2 Lochiel Ave.
“The Evolve Home/Land engagement has been an impressive and valuable project, and the award affirms Council’s commitment to continuous improvement and innovative business processes,” he said.
■ ■ KEYSBOROUGH. Caltex. 248
■ The newly-styled ‘Matt Guy’, State Coalition Leader, has just 66 days to change the mood of the meeting if his Liberal-Nationals is to wrestle power from Dan Andrews’s incumbent Labor Government.
■ The Libs are using the Suburban Rail Loop as a rallying point, but failing to convert their idea of the SRL billions in funding to hospitals. The ambulance and hospital crisis is a political gift to the Libs, as are the many post-COVID problems, but the Coalition performance can only be described as lightweight.The Suburban Rail Loop argument chiefly refers to the south-eastern suburbs. The SRL won’t go near other regions for upto-decades, and the Loop has almost no relevance to regional and rural voters. The Libs would be ill-advised to put all their political eggs in that basket.
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■ ■ BAXTER. Licensed Post Office. 72 Baxter-Tooradin Rd.
■ RYE. Supermarket. 4 Hygeia St.
■ ■ CAPEL SOUND. The Lott. 1643 Point Nepean Rd.
■ RYE. Whitecliffs General Store. 2507 Point Nepean Rd.
■ ■ BITTERN. IGA. 2428-2436 Frankston Rd.
■ ■ ■ ■ FRANKSTON. Frankston RSL. 183 Cranbourne Rd.
■ SOMERVILLE. United. 1025 Frankston-Flinders Rd.
■ ■ ■ ■ ■ HASTINGS. Ritchies. Cnr Salmon St & High St.
■ ■ ■ ■ ■ HASTINGS. 7-Eleven. 1835 Frankston-Flinders Rd.
■ SOMERVILLE. Coles Express. 1045 Frankston-Flinders Rd.
■ MOUNT ELIZA. Newsagency. Shop 7/85 Mount Eliza Way.
■ ■ DANDENONG SOUTH. United Petroleum. 315 South Gippsland Hwy.
■ ■ HASTINGS. Coles Express. Cnr Frankston-Flinders Rd (152 High St)
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■ MULGRAVE. BP Truckstop. Cnr Springvale and Wellington Rds.
The truck was impounded with towing costs of $1006 and the driver is expected to be charged on summons.
Response Unit, detectives arrested the four suspects and transported them to the Dandenong Police Station for interview.
Emergency services were called to an address in Lesley Grove about 1.10am after reports of an Paramedicsassault.worked on an injured 25-yearold Springvale man found at the property, however he died at the scene.
Local tow truck seized
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A 15-year-old Hallam boy was charged with aggravated burglary, burglary, theft of motor vehicle, theft, robbery, handle stolen good and commit an indictable offence while on bail.
Good Choice Awards
■ Major Collision Investigation Unit investigators have charged a man following a collision in Dingley Village on Monday morning last week (Sept. 12).
■ Providing habitat for a range of birds that require temporary wetlands to forage
● ● ● ● Good Choice Award recipients from Cardinia Shire Ranges Ward, from left: Austin Petrie, Tia Novak, Cr Jeff Springfield, T Davenport and Ebony Masler.
They intercepted the truck and noted that it was in quite poor condition with bald tyres, leaking brake fluid and a number of other defects.
■ Mornington Peninsula Shire is calling on local contractors to apply to be part of our fire management contactor list.
He was remanded to appear before a children’s court at a later date.
A 24-year-old Officer man has been released without Investigatorscharge.believe the parties involved were known to each other.
■ The Local Paper has returned to publishing weekly digital editions. They can be viwed at www.LocalPaper.com.au Print editions are currenly being published fortnightly. The next print edition is due on Wednesday, October 5. Advertiser accounts are afjusted so clients receive the full value of their print editions purchases.
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● ● The tow truck seized by Police.
■ Providing habitat for frogs during their breeding season
Cigs haul from robberies
The driver of the vehicle, a 50-year-old Cranbourne East man, has been charged with dangerous driving causing serious injury. He was remanded to appear before Moorabbin Magistrates’ Court on September 20.
Contractors must fulfill a set of criteria to be published on the list. Applications for contractors close at 5pm on October 26.
13).At approximately 9.20am that morning, the vehicle was allegedly connected to offenders in a robbery in Windsor St, Hallam, where a 14year-old victim was approached by four males demanding his mobile phone.
An 18-year-old Lynbrook man was arrested and released pending summons.
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A 16-year-old Pakenham boy was charged with theft of motor vehicle and robbery. Both were bailed to appear before a children’s court.
Police spoke to the driver, a 26-year-old man from Clyde, who underwent a preliminary oral fluid test which indicated a positiveOfficersresult.will await test results but he was also interviewed for disqualified driving and other traffic offences.
■ Providing a water source for local insects such as bees which provide an essential service through their pollination activity. Council's Public Health team have stated that this is not a public health issue. The September Cardinia Council Meeting will now be held at 7pm, Monday September 26. Queen Elizabeth II's state funeral was held at Westminster Abbey at 8pm AEST on Monday, September 19, when the meeting was originally scheduled.
A 17-year-old Cranbourne North boy was charged with aggravated burglary, burglary, theft of motor vehicle, theft, and robbery.
■ A National Day of Mourning will be observed in Victoria on Thursday (Sept. 22).
The day will be a normal trading day, which is consistent with the Grand Final Friday, Boxing Day and many other public holidays.Employers and employees seeking information about their rights and responsibilities regarding public holidays should seek advice from their business organisations or relevant unions.The public holiday to mark the Sovereign's birthday on the second Monday in June will now be known as the King's Birthday. No administrative changes are required for this.
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■ A man has been charged by Homicide Squad detectives following a fatal assault in Noble Park early Friday morning (Sep. 16).
Kingston Mayor Cr Steve Staikos said Council was deeply disappointed by the decision that leaves the important focal point of the Parkdale village unprotected. The Council had hoped to have a Heritage Overlay put in place to protect important historic buildings and irreplaceable trees.
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■ Southern Metro Region Crime Team detectives have arrested four young offenders after approximately $2000 of cigarettes were allegedly stolen in a string of commercial burglaries in the southern suburbs last week
Greater Dandenong has already had more rainfall than expected.
In the lead-up to summer and during the declared fire danger period, the Shire inspects private land for fire hazards.
■ Kingston Council’s call for heritage protection for the historic Parkdale Railway Station buildings has been refused by the Victorian Government’s Department of Environment, Land, Water and Planning.
Where a hazard is identified, landowners will be sent a fire prevention notice to remove the fire hazard by a specified date.
Parkdale refusal
■ Allowing the water time to infiltrate the water table, providing benefits to nearby large old red gums
A 30-year-old man of no fixed address was arrested and has subsequently been charged with murder. He was to appear at Melbourne Magistrates’ Court tonight.
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The spree came to an abrupt halt when police intercepted a stolen Audi in Paxton Drive, Cranbourne North on Friday (Sept. 16).
Between September 14-15, the stolen Audi was also identified at four alleged commercial burglaries in Baxter, Clayton and Cranbourne North. It is alleged the offenders stole cigarettes, vapes, and approximately $450 cash.
At approximately 2pm on September 15, Police located the stolen Audi parked in Paxford Drive, Cranbourne North, observing four males walking towards the vehicle.
To help owners carry out the work, the Shire includes a list of contractors with the fire prevention notice.
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Cardinia Shire’s annual Good Choice Awards have been cel ebrated with an awards ceremony held at the Pakenham Hall last Tuesday evening (Sept. 13). The awards recognised young people who have demonstrated resilience, kindness, and strength in their decision making throughout 2022. “The last couple of years have really drawn on our reserves of resilience and determination, particularly for young people whose lives have been turned upside down. They may have had to endure school disruptions, social isolation, uncertainty around family situations, mental health and employment issues,” said Cardinia Shire Mayor Councillor Jeff Springfield (pictured, below right).
Police will allege the Audi and approximately $4600 cash were stolen from a residential address in Officer early on Tuesday morning (Sept.
✔Bayside Mayor Cr Alex del Porto said: “On behalf of Bayside City Council, we offer our deepest sympathies to His Majesty King Charles III, The Royal Family, and all those across the world mourning the loss of Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II. Queen Elizabeth II's reign was the longest of any British monarch serving for 70 years. Queen Elizabeth II visited Victoria 11 times and was received with deep affection by many Australians. Today, we will fly the Australian flag at half mast to honour her passing and will be guided by the Department of Premier and Cabinet in regards to further protocols. May she rest in peace.”
This extensive rain and cool weather has led to water puddles across the surface of grassed areas in many local parks. While wet areas limit Council’s usual maintenance activities in parks, grass mowing programs will resume as the weather gets warmer and the water dissipates. These seasonal puddles provide a range of ecological benefits to local biodiversity including,
Members were patrolling Hall Rd about 12.30am when they noticed the truck, with only one working light, travelling through a roundabout and having trouble slowing.
Investigators have been told a Toyota Yaris crashed into the rear of a parked car which subsequently struck a pedestrian on the Mornington Peninsula Freeway around 8.30am.A23-year-old Cranbourne man was taken to hospital with life-threatening injuries.
■ Officers from Somerville Highway Patrol impounded a less than roadworthy tow truck in Carrum Downs last week.
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“We also sent King Charles a calendar featuring Australian animals and messages to help cheer him up.
“I absolutely adore royalty. In 1954 during Queen Elizabeth’s visit to Melbourne I watched my daughter perform a dance for her.”When asked how she feels turning 101 Meral smiled.
Most will be feeling more in control. San excellent period for achieving all sorts of success. Legal affairs should fare better and good news is on its way.
Luck should come in unexpected ways. Someone close could be in for a period of good fortune. Travel can bring a few surprises.
Pisces: February 20- March 20.
Lotto numbers 1.15.19.36.30.22.
Capricorn: December 21- January 19.
Meral, 101, writes to the King
Lucky colour orange Lucky day. Friday Racing numbers 2.5.4.1. Lotto numbers 1.15.40.45.23.36.
Colour blue Lucky day Tuesday Racing 2.6.9.5.
Aries: March 21- April 20.
A good time to spend with loved ones. You may be feeling a bit on edge. Most will find that they will succeed with their projects many may get some surprising news.
Taurus: April 21- May 20. Colour mauve Lucky day. Tuesday Racing numbers 1.2.5.4. Lotto numbers 1.20.28.26.35.30.
Cancer: June 22- July 22.
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■ Expression of Interest applications are now open for Cardinia Council’s Community Capital Works Partnership Grant (Category 2) applicants to next year’s Community Capital Works Grants (2023–24).Expressions of Interest must be submitted online before Friday, December 16.
Virgo: August 23- September 23.
Sagittarius: November 23- December 20
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Colour purple. Lucky day. Sunday Racing 1.6.9.8.
Increase in earnings are indicated. A lot in your life is about to fall into place. Answers to mysteries. Aggressiveness will spoil a good opportunity.
An offer too good to refuse could be coming your way. The social and domestic scene are improving, but very hectic. Contact by someone from the past could be interesting.
Leo: July 23- August 22.
You may be getting more materialistic and will be making plans towards this tendency. Your finances should be improving.
■ Fierce royalist Meral Barton is turning 101 today (Sept. 21) and has marked the occasion by writing a hand-written letter to King Charles III.
The Melbourne Observer is published weekly (February-Christmas). Copies can be ordered through good newsagencies across Victoria (via All Day Distribution) at $2.95 per copy. Print copies are also inserted free in all editions of The Local Paper. Both papers can be read online, free.
“I am fighting fit,” she“Isaid.don’t like to feel anything but A+. I’m very well taken care of here and I have my own“Igarden.amvery happy, I love my home, I love nature, I adore flowers and beautifullycomespringsdilsblueYesterdaybutterflies.Ipickedbellsanddaffo-becauseallthebulbshaveoutandthey’reperfumed.”
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A rather interesting period coming up. Your health and mood should be getting better. Also your love life could come up trumps.
If you take life as it comes you’ll make progress. Don’t mope around, but think positive. Your finances should take a turn for the better, however keep the spending urges under control and do not lend money.
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■ Anyone with information is urged to contact Crime Stoppers on 1800 333 000 or submit a confidential report online at www.crimestoppersvic.com.au
● ● ● Police want to speak with this woman who is is described as 18-25 years old and was wearing a black beanie, a white crop top, blue jeans and blackImage:boots.Victoria Police
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■ Police are investigating after an officer was struck by a vehicle in Seaford on Sunday (Sept. 18).
The offenders stole a handbag containing house keys, car keys, wallet and credit cards whilst one occupant was watching TV and another two occupants were in the backyard.
The first male is described as between 18 to 30-years-old and was wearing a black cap, black ‘Aviator’ style sunglasses, a black puffer jacket, blue jeans and black and orange runners.
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The female officer was transported to hospital with non-life-threatening injuries.
■ Port Phillip Crime Investigation Unit detectives are appealing for witnesses following an aggravated burglary and subsequent deception in St Kilda.
The credit card was then used at a business on Acland St about 1.20pm and a business on Carlisle St about 2pm.
The vehicle, described as a white utility with a silver tray, and driver are yet to be located, when we went to press.
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The second male is described as between 18-30 years old and was wearing a black ‘North Face’ branded puffer jacket, grey jeans andblackTherunners.female is described as 18-25 years old and was wearing a black beanie, a white crop top, blue jeans and black boots.
It is believed that at least one person entered a house on Mitchell St sometime between 11.30am-1.20pm on August 20.
Police were responding to an alarm at a school on Eel Race Rd about 3am when the vehicle, that was driving in the school grounds, struck a police officer.
The driver then fled the scene.
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Whilst I found the end scene an odd choice I understand this was to set the scene for what is the beginning of the next dream for Georgie Stone.
■ Williamstown Little Theatre: Citysong (by Dylan Coburn-Gray) Until September 24 at Williamstown Little Theatre, 2 Albert St., Williamstown. Director: Shirley Sydenham. Bookings: www.wlt.org.au/tickets
■ The ensemble of performers who will comprise the chorus for theAustralian premiere of the concert spectacular Do You HearThe People Sing? has been announced. Alain Boublil and Claude-Michel Schönberg will travel to Australia together for the first time in 25 years for this extraordinary event which celebrates their iconic musicals including Les Misérables and MissTheSaigon.12singers are Danielle Barnes (Fangirls), Daniel Belle (Les Misérables), Bianca Bruce (Cinderella), Christopher Burgess (Flora The Red Menace), Dani Caruso (2021 NIDA graduate), Scott Irwin (Beauty and the Beast), Michaela Leisk (Aspects of Love), Rubin Matters (Shrek), Matilda Moran (Cinderella), Daniel Todd (Cinderella), Georgia Wilkinson (Phantom of the Opera) and Beau Woodbridge (The King and I).
■ Warrandyte Theatre Company: Calendar Girls September 23 – October 8 at Warrandyte Mechanics Hall, Cnr Mitchell and Yarra St., Warrandyte. Director: Susan Rundle. Bookings: http:// warrandytehallarts.asn.au/theatre
■ Stars and the Moon: The SpongeBob Inclusical Until September 21 at the Alexander Theatre, Clayton. Bookings: www.starsandthemoon.org
Dream Life of Georgie Stone
Venue: The Explosives Factory, 67 Inkerman St, St Kilda – entry via rear laneway with stairs Bookings: program/everyman-and-his-doghttps://www.theatreworks.org.au/
■ Award-winning Australian playwright Ron Elisha is back with a play that explores the highs and lows of human relationships and the turbulent journey of life, with his latest work, Everyman and His Dog, showing at The Explosives Factory from October 5-8 as part of the 2022 Victorian Seniors Festival and Melbourne Fringe Festival season.
■ Nova Music Theatre: Ladies in Black October 9 – 18 at the Allan Ross Centre, Billanook College, Cardigan Rd., Mooroolbark. www.novamusictheatre.com.
ConfidentialMelbourne Everyman and His Dog AuditionsOn
Stone and Newell spoke of a team of people who helped put this film together, but Stone always at the centre of the decision making.
This film directed by Maya Newell, will have a Netflix premiere September 22. It follows the dreams of a young Georgie Stone as she aims to make her life decisions her own, free of the courts.
■ Geelong Repertory Theatre: Some Girl(s) (by Neil LaBute) Until September 24 at The Woodbin Theatre, 15 Coronation St., Geelong West. Director: Georgia Chara. Bookings: Geelong Arts Centre 1300251200
■ Gemco Players: Come Back for Light Refreshments after the Service (by Julie Day) October 7 -23 at 19 Kilvington Drive, Emerald. Two casts will be performing on different dates. For full details, please visit www.gemcoplayers.org
- Cheryl Threadgold
● ● ● ● Dennis Coard ber and November, performing in Melbourne on October 31 at 7.30pm at Hamer Hall, Arts Centre, Melbourne.
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■ Ballarat National Theatre: Mr Bennet’s Bride (by Emma Wood) September 24 – 29 at Craig’s Royal Hotel, 10 Lydiard St Sth, Ballarat Central. Director: Megan J Riedl. Bookings: https://hermaj.com/events/bnt/
On this first visit to Australia and New Zealand, Joseph Calleja will be joined by guest soprano Amelia Farrugia, a star of Australian opera who is also of Maltese heritage, and internationally acclaimed piano virtuoso Piers Lane.
■ Gilbert and Sullivan Society of Victoria: the Yeoman of the Guard October 6 -8 at the Alexander Theatre, Monash university Clayton full stop bookings: event/yeomen-of-the-guard/www.monash.edu/performing-arts-centres/https://
au ■ Babirra Music Theatre: A Funny Thing Happened on the Way to the Forum October 13 – 21 at the Karralyka Theatre, Cnr. Mines Rd. and Wilson St., Ringwood East. www.babirra.org.au
■ Gilbert and Sullivan Society of Victoria: Thespis. November 17-20 at Malvern Theatre, 29 Burke Rd., Malvern. Director: Diana Burleigh.Bookings: sionswww.trybooking.com/events/826958/ses-https://
Presented by Andrew McKinnon in association with Opera Australia Melbourne Performance at Hamer Hall,Arts Centre Melbourne Monday October 31 at 7.30pm whats-on/2022/classical-music/joseph-callejahttps://www.artscentremelbourne.com.au/
- Review by Elizabeth Semmel
Contact: 9534 3388 or admin@theatreworks. org.au
Directed by Denny Lawrence (Bodyline, MDA, A Country Practice) and starring Dennis Coard (Five Bedrooms, Rosehaven, Utopia) this piece is a gentle meditation on love and loss, as the main character - John Everyman, a retired GP who likes to live an ordered life - shares the story of how an unwanted gift from his daughter turned his life upside down.
■ Artzmartz Young People’s Theatre: The 25th Annual Putnum County Spelling Bee September 29 – October 1 at Cranbourne Community Theatre. Booking: www.trybooking.com/CCCFD
■ Williamstown Musical Theatre Company: Sweeney Todd November 4 – 19 at the Centenary Theatre, Williamstown. Director: Nicholas Kong. Musical Director: Daniel Heskett. Bookings: wmtc.org.au
■ Peridot Theatre: War of the Worlds (Adapted by Howard E. Koch -Based on the novel by H.G.Wells) September 22 – October 2 at Clayton Community Centre, Cooke St., Clayton. Director: Pip Le Blond. Bookings: tickets@peridot.com.au Mob: 0429 115 334
■ I was privileged to be invited to preview the film The Dreamlife of Georgie Stone at the The Pride Centre in St Kilda as part of the 10th Anniversary of Transcend Australia, the leading national family support organisation for transgender young people.
Joseph Calleja
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■ Essence Theatre Productions Ltd: The Dress September 28 – October 15 at Werribee Park Mansion. Director: Nigel Sutton. Bookings: www.essence.productions
Inspired by the expression (which means ‘a lot of people’ or ‘everyone’) and loosely based on Elisha’s own encounters with a variety of canine companions, Everyman and His Dog explores what happens when you’re suddenly pulled out of your comfort zone and forced to confront your greatest fears.
Together they will perform some of opera’s most exciting arias and duets, along with a wide selection of other romantic songs by popular composers.
■ Gemco in the Park: Much Ado About Nothing (by William Shakespeare) November 6, 2.00pm- 6.00pm, 19 Kilvington Drive, Emerald. Director: Sharon Maine. www.gemcoplayers.org
Impresario Andrew McKinnon, who has introduced audiences to some of the world’s greatest singers for more than 30 years, describes Joseph Calleja as one of the most thrilling voices on the world stage.
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They chose a non linear format with many flashbacks of family films when Stone was very young. The result is an emotional, thought provoking, educational, creative short film.
■ The Basin Theatre: Gentlemen Incorporated (by Deborah Mulhall) October 6 - 16 at The Basin Theatre, Doongalla Rd., The Basin. Director: Julie Cunningham. Bookings: thebasintheatre org.au
Michael Calleja
■ Maltese tenor Joseph Calleja, is making his debut Australian and New Zealand tour in Octo-
Talk is cheap, gossip is priceless
Having performed in all the world’s greatest opera houses and concert halls, Joseph Calleja is blessed with a golden-age voice which routinely inspires comparisons to legendary singers from earlier eras.
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“For all connoisseurs of fine music, the tour will provide the rare opportunity to hear a glorious tenor at the peak of his powers” says McKinnon
There are deliberate quiet frozen moments allowing the audience to contemplate the issues along with the characters.
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Times: 6 pm Wednesday to Friday, 2 pm and 6pm on Saturday
The Dreamlife of Georgie Stone is a beautiful, moving documentary that is sure to give hope to those in similar situations, knowledge to those who have had no experience, and a sense of pride to the creators.
AUDITIONS
- Cheryl Threadgold
■ CLOC Musical Theatre: Chicago October 7 – 22 at the National Theatre, St Kilda. Co-Directors: Lynette White and Chris White. Choreographer: Lynette White. Musical Director: Malcom Huddle/. Bookings: cloc.org.au
Dates: October 5-8
■ The 1812 Theatre: The History Boys by Alan Bennett October 6 to 29 at the 1812 Theatre, 3 Rose St., Upper Ferntree Gully. Director: Dexter Bourke. Bookings: www.1812theatre.com.au
■ Peridot Theatre: Night Must Fall (by Emlyn Williams) October 2 at 2.30pm5.00pm, October 3 at 7.00pm-9.00pm at Fleigner Hall, 31 Highland Avenue, Oakleigh. Director: Alison Knight. Audition bookings: alisonperidot@gmail.com or Mob: 0437 380 533. - Cheryl Threadgold
Piers Lane will also perform solo works for piano by Chopin and Liszt.
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Duration: 60 minutes without interval
The film spans nineteen years and shows glimpses of a young girl who whilst assigned male at birth always knew she was female. It is primarily a film about the ability to have control of your own decisions. particularly when pertaining to medical or health related issues.The very fact that Stone was central in the process of this film as both creative producer and main subject highlighted the importance in decision making when it comes to sharing one's own story.
Western Australian author Alice Nelson has just released her new novel, Faithless, which explores some new territory on the subject.Described as an intense and passionate love story, it’s an honest look at how us humans twist our reality to sustain the idea of connection.Ourprotagonist Cressida is a writer, and ‘the other woman’ in this tale, and we journey with her to learn what she has sacrificed, who she has hurt, and how she has deceived both herself and others in pursuit of love.
Autonomous Sensory Meridian Response or ASMR (as it’s widely known) is the term used to describe the gentle brain tingles people get when someone speaks in a soft voice or hears pages turning, plastic crinkling, or a cat purring ... among many other triggers.
“ASMR is usually experienced in a private, individual setting, most commonly by watching YouTube videos and I wanted to take this wonderfully intimate experience and make it live.” explains Jess Stanley
This was very much a collaboration with many artists working together to bring what was a terrific night of drama, music, mystery and mayhem.
■ Young Australian, 23-year-old Reuben Cameron, has just released his new album on all platforms, both locally and overseas, after two years in the making.
Bookings: melbournefringe.com.au or call 9660 9666
Straford has previously performed solo shows in the 2021 and 2022 Melbourne International Comedy Festivals, both garnering audience and critical acclaim. He’s also a frequent performer on the Melbourne comedy scene.
Jessica Stanley Faithless
Venue: Theatre Works, 14 Acland Street, St Kilda.
Tickets: $30 Full $27 Concession $20 Mob Tix
Senser was presented at Theatre Works, St. Kilda.
The director of the original production, Francesca Smith, describes it as a ‘giant theatrical poem’. The two finely etched archetypal ‘outsider’ characters become as universal in their resonance as their mythic counterparts Orpheus and Eurydice. Can Chloe and Chris beat the odds?Following a highly acclaimed run at Girls School at Perth’s Fringe World earlier this year, the core members of the company Teresa Izzard, Lauren Beeton, Samuel Addison, Dylan Dorotich and Donald Woodburn are excited to bring the production to Theatre Works for Melbourne Fringe.
Reuben Campbell
It is a story about disconnection and love set in a dusty town in regional Australia.
From the songs composed, written and sung, to all the instruments played and recorded and mixed with final album mastering in both the UK and US.
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Chris is the son of the English teacher and, despite being an ‘odd boy’ with a love of poetry and jazz, is destined to leave the gravel and heat for a life beyond Chloe’s destiny.
The dance sequences choreographed by Miranda Middleton were beautiful on the set designed by Grace Deacon with lighting by Aron Murray
● ● amuel Addison and Lauren Beeton in This is Where We
- Review by Elizabeth Semmel
■ For centuries the topic of adultery has provided rich pickings for novelists and playwrights.
Chloe the ‘bombshell’ comes from a background of domestic violence and suffers from dyslexia.
The 70 minutes went quickly, particularly with the skills of the very talented cast of two. Luisa Scrofani and Adam Noviello both played their roles with conviction, energy and purpose.
Bookings: 9660 9666 or online via www.spinningplatesco.com/jsmr
Margaret will continue as a Presenter on ABC Classic until she finishes on tomorrow (Thurs., Sept. 22). She will return from timeto-time to present concerts for ABC Classic
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This Is Where We Live
With three shows a night at a capacity of only 4-10 people for each experience, JSMR is an unconventional offering this Melbourne FringePerformanceFestival.
● ● ● ● Luisa Scrofani and Adam Noviello in Senser. Photo: Daniel Rabin
- Cheryl Threadgold
The release of Come Back just so happened to coincide with the passing of Queen Elizabeth II on September 9, and as a result, a large circulation of UK radio stations occurred, as it was new music released that day.Upon listening, one may not realise that everything you hear has been created by Reuben’s own hand.
■ Comedian Callum Straford presents his new show Callum Straford Nails Everything from October 3-9 at the Butterfly Club.
Venue: Festival Hub - Trades Hall (Loading Dock Bar)
Julie Houghton
The standout was Noviello as the Kabaret Queen. From their first entrance in Germany in the forties, I felt privileged to be seeing this very talented performer while they are still relatively unknown, not yet a household name- ‘though they should be.
And just to add a frisson to this tense situation, Cressida becomes responsible for young Flora, who finds her way into Cressida’s heart and forces her to confront her own capacity for love and deception.
Duration: 45 mins no interval; Suitable for audiences 15+' Warnings: Adult themes - Cheryl Threadgold
■ Claire Beers has left her role as a Homepage Editor / Digital Content Producer at the Herald Sun and is now working as a Freelance Journalist. She will spend some time travelling for the next few months, but remains open to work in travel writing or social and audience production.
Photo:Straford.Mark Gambino
This show is a collaboration with all parts coming together to produce one unique, interesting, thought-provoking, energetic, fun, audience inclusive piece of theatre.
Through sketch, song and stand-up, Callum will demonstrate how he’s perfected everything from parties, relationships, meditating, speaking Spanish and applying sunscreen.
Teaming up with Dramaturg Charlie Lewin (Best Newcomer Winner at MICF 2021), Straford dives head-first into the world of perfectionism.Hesays: “My goal in life has always been to be perfect at everything. Now that I am, it’s time that I show everyone the recipe behind my success”.
Photo:Live.John Congear
Join Cressida along her bumpy road and discover how she manages juggling all these romantic balls in the air, and the long term effect it has on her life.
Senser
details: October 6-22; Tues to Sun - 7pm, 8pm, 9pm sessions on show nightsOctober 6-8 6pm sessions available (please check booking link for full details)
They are drawn together but their powerful first love, like in the myth, is laced with tragedy.
Performance dates and times: October 1114 at 7pm
There is drama, dance, comedy, intrigue, enough to keep you guessing, yet in some ways familiar with its cabaret format.
A YouTube juggernaut, this phenomenon has taken off over the past decade and is utilised by billions worldwide to find calm and peace in an ever-changing world.
Led by ASMR Artists , creator and performer Jess Stanley now joins this assembly with her latest show.
■ Margaret Throsby will be leaving the ABC after more than 50 years with the broadcaster. Throughout her long career, she has held roles such as Announcer and Newsreader, and was a Presenter for both ABC Classic's Morning and Midday programs.
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■ Senser is described by writer Brittanie Shipway as being a ‘celebration of music’.
Faithless by Alice Nelson is published by Penguin Random House and available at bookstores and online.
Set in an intimate tent at the Melbourne Fringe Festival Hub, guests can tailor their 45-minute participation by selecting from a menu including things like gentle whispering, a simulated haircut or being comforted by a friend after a hard day.
Performed through headphones, so audiences enjoy the proper auditory experience that ASMR is known for, JSMR is unlike anything else on offer at Melbourne Fringe. No two shows are the same.
Tickets: $15 - $30 Standard, $10 Mob tix, Member and Fringe Binge discounts also available
Having experienced lockdown in Victoria, Senser brought back memories of a dictatorial government, with curfews and rules that most citizens followed for fear of punishment, what three years ago seemed unbelievable makes this piece set mostly in the future seem not unrealistic.Aworld where music is banned, with secret hideouts a scary thought in its possibility.
■ This Is Where We Live by Vivienne Walshe will be presented by Feet First Collective from October 11-14 at Theatreworks, St. Kilda as part of Melbourne's Fringe Festival.
● ● ● ● Jessica Stanley, Creator ■ Performing live at the 2022 Melbourne Fringe Festival Hub, Spinning Plates Co. and North of Eight presents an interactive story-telling experience, JSMR, from October 6 Winner-21. of the 2021 Melbourne Fringe Art Unbound Award, JSMR is an opportunity for art and ASMR lovers to now come together and join Jess Stanley for the live presentation..
Dates: October 3-9 Times: 10pm. 55 minutes.
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This premiere directed cleverly /creatively by Miranda Middleton is that and more.
Bookings: melbournefringe.com.au or call 9660 9666.
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- Cheryl Threadgold
What’s On Observations
Set between England and India, Faithless tells the story of Cressida’s passion for married man Max , from the first giddy rush of sensation when she meets him at her family’s coffee plantation in the mountains of southern India, to the blossoming of an overwhelming desire, and the blows to the heart delivered by a love that she can't share with friends andLifefamily.gets even more complicated when Cressida meets Leo and is forced to confront the tension between a life of passion with Max and a desire for ease with Leo, between her romantic idealism and the possibility of a steadier, attainable happiness.
Callum Straford Nails Everything
Venue: The Butterfly Club, 5 Carson Pl, Melbourne Tickets: $30-$37
Jesse Newman’s music was alive, catchy. Whilst original it was familiar in its cabaret style.
Directed by Suzanne Chaundy Warwick Fyfe as Wotan, Antoinette Halloran and Zara Barrett as Brünnhilde, Bradley Daley as Siegfried , Lee Abrahmsen as Sieglinde and Freia, Simon Meadows as Alberich, James Egglestone as Siegmund and Loge, Adrian Tamburini as Hunding and Hagen, Steven Gallop as Fafner, Deborah Humble as Erda, Rosamund Illing as Gerhilde and a Norn March 24– April 30 Ulumbarra Theatre, Bendigo
Siegfried emerges - both literally and metaphorically - from darkness to light as he pieces together who he is and meets his destiny. We will tell this tale as an adult fairy-tale, full of mythical horror and deep-seated psychological yearning,” says Chaundy.
Melbourne Opera continues its successes as one of Australia’s busiest opera companies with a roving, site-specific production of The Marriage of Figaro atThe Australian Club on October 16, and Mozart by Moonlight in the Royal Botanic Gardens in partnership with Australian Shakespeare Company in February 2023.
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“The2021.mysterious opening over a long deep timpani roll and Mime's brooding bassoon thirds leads into a reliving of the great build up in Rheingold scene four, where the gold is brought up to Wotan and Loge by the Nibelungs,” says Negus
Having lost her mobile phone on during the trip back, Seo-yeon pulls out an old landline phone to use in the meantime, but when a terrified young woman by the name of Young-sook (Jun Jong-seo) calls one night saying her stepmother is trying to kill her, it’s a connection
Anthony Negus describes how S iegfried’s score references The
Tickets from $900 for a full Ring Cycle over two weekends via Bendigo Venues and Events
RATING - ****
Australian opera goers and curious new audience members have a final chance to preview Melbourne O pera’s Ring via a special Sunday performance of Siegfried in Concert.
Performances are outstanding, and production values are stunning. After Yang may have turned up in cinemas last April without much fanfare, but hopefully being available on a digital platform will garner it a much larger audience, and will definitely be one of my favourite films for 2022.
Ring Cycle in Melb.
The concert features the 90-piece Melbourne Opera Orchestra, and directly follows Wagner specialist conductor Negus’s highly successful productions of Die Walku¨re with the English National Opera at London’s famed Colosseum , and at his famous Longborough Festival Opera.
The plot is understood to have inspired Tolkien’s The Lord of the Rings, and the score includes highlights such as Siegfried’s Rhine Journey and Funeral March, Wotan’s Farewell and the infamous Ride of the Valkyries, known to modern audiences for its memorable use in iconic films such as Apocalypse Now
that will lead the two down a unique, but dangerous, path. Though the specific plotting is different, the narrative arc of both films is generally the same, but where the 2011 version, The Caller (**), failed to capitalise on what is a terrific premise (due to clumsy writing, dull direction and poor performances), the 2020 incarnation is a much smarter beast, pushing both set-up and possibilities to the absolute limit. The first half in particular is ingeniously plotted, and although it stumbles a little by allowing the race-against-the-clock aspect to overshadow the intricate plot turns in the second, there is still plenty to admire and enjoy (imagine a darker mix of the romantic mega-hit Il Mare (2000) and The Phone (2015)). Debutant writer/director Lee Chung-hyun shows incredible confidence and skill in executing this tale, especially when it all could have easily fallen on its face early on. Lee is also backed up by a firstrate technical crew. The performances by both Park (#Alive) and Jun (Burning) are superb, and without their sterling work, the film wouldn’t have gripped as much as it does. Where the original filmmakers seemed afraid to fully explore the unusual premise they had concocted, those at the helm of this remake on the other hand have been fully prepared to cut loose, resulting in a clever, top-shelf thriller that should keep viewers on the edge of their seat.
the booming Bendigo region, which has hosted a range of international arts and culture exhibitions and events in recent years.
The festival presents three Ring Cycles alongside recitals featuring star-singers, gala dinners on stage, t alks, exhibitions and a full day Wagner symposium.
Tickets from $30 via Melbourne Recital Centre
■ (M). 100 minutes. Now streaming on Apple TV.
RATING - ****
Siegfried is the third opera in Richard Wagner’s Ring Cycle, one of the biggest productions in all the performing arts and the greatest challenge for any opera company.
Though its premise may sound like a very grim night out at the movies, Nowhere Special is an unexpected treat, carefully balancing its subject matter so that it doesn’t become overly mawkish, or blatantly downbeat. John (James Norton) is a window cleaner in his mid 30’s, who only has a few months to live after being diagnosedwith cancer. As he attempts to cope with his own mortality, John begins a quest to try and find his four year-old son Michael (Daiel Lamont) a suitable adoptive family, a task proving harder than expected. Writer/ director Uberto Pasolini (who helmed the similarly somber 2013 drama, Still Life, with Eddie Marsan), keeps John and Michael’s predicament naturalistic and low-key, wanting to focus on the small moments between father and son, thankfully avoiding melodrama or manipulative sentiment. Performances are terrific across the board, but Norton and youngLamont are superb. A quietly moving experience that deserves to be seen.
It’s not often that a remake improves on its original source, but The Call does just that, reformatting the material to entertaining, fullblooded effect.
The company began tackling the Ring Cycle in 2021, staging the first two of the four Ring operas in full over two years, to resounding critical and public acclaim.
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Melbourne Opera’s staging is the first entirely Australian generated production since 1913.
Ring’s first opera Das Rheingold, which he travelled to Australia to direct at the Regent Theatre in February
Suzanne is excited to crown her immense staggered staging of Wagner’s epic Ring with an even bigger undertaking, a season of three full cycles. She discusses her direction of Siegfried , ahead of the concert performance.“
Made possible by Melbourne’s most distinguished and committed arts patrons led by Patron in Chief Lady Primrose Potter, the company is thrilled to present The Ring Cycle Cultural Festival, a regional Australian first coming to Bendigo in MarchAprilThe2023.Ring Cycle Cultural Festival is also made possible by Henkell Brothers’ generous sponsorship.
Wagner’s Ring totals 17 hours of stage time across four operas, and is known to be the inspiration behind many great themes, stories and soundtracks across the ages.
So it’s with immense joy to encounter After Yang, which is a truly satisfying, wholly human experience.Set in the near future, androids, known as techno sapiens, are available to help people with almost every aspect of their lives.
ers.The not-for-profit arts organisation’s $5 million production will employ over 250 Australian singers, musicians, creatives and technicians.The exclusively regional production is expected to drive major tourism to Bendigo with three full Ring Cycles performed over six weeks from March 24- April 30, 2023.
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Siegfried in Concert credits Conducted by maestro Anthony Negus
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Directed by Suzanne Chaundy Warwick Fyfe as Wotan Bradley Daley as Siegfried Lee Abrahmsen as Brunnhilde Robert Macfarlane as Mime Deborah Humble as Erda Simon Meadows as Alberich Steven Gallop as Fafner Rebecca Rashleigh as Woodbird Siegfried in Concert at Elisabeth Murdoch Hall, Melbourne Recital Centre
All four Ring operas will be staged in full at the acoustically impressive Ulumbarra Theatre. Drawing attention from international opera lovers, over half of the full cycle tickets have already been sold, including 30 per cent to interstate and international buy-
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■ Distinguished international maestro Anthony Negus has arrived from the UK to conduct Wagner’s Siegfried in Concert at the Melbourne Recital Centre, on September 25.
The Ring Cycle Cultural Festival features an all-Australian cast accompanied by internationally acclaimed singers, and led by creatively gifted director, Suzanne Chaundy.
■ (PG). 96 minutes. Now streaming on Apple TV.
Each Ring Cycle will be performed over two weekends at the Ulumbarra Theatre, encouraging longer stays in
A superb Australian cast has been assembled for Siegfried in Concert, with Warwick Fyfe as Wotan, Lee Abrahmsen as Brunnhilde, Simon M eadows as Alberich, Deborah Humble as Erda, Steven Gallop as Fafner, Bradley Daley as Siegfried, Rebecca Rashleigh as Woodbird and Robert Macfarlane as Mime.
Siegfried follows a quest for identity, culminating in the third act; “there is an enormous exhilaration to this closing scene in which Brunnhilde's resistance is finally conquered, and the mountain top is bathed in blazing C major light,” says Negus
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It has sadly become quite rare for Western films to genuinely engage and move, as Hollywood studios have become obsessed with manufactured money machines, mostly involving either superheroes or Star Wars characters.
The Ring Cycle Cultural Festival creditsConducted by maestro Anthony Negus and David Kram
One particular couple have one, called Yang (Justin H. Min), purchased to be a supportive brother to their young, adopted daughter Mika (Malea Emma Tjandrawidjaja) , but he suddenly breaks down, throwing the household into turmoil.AsMika’s father Jake (Colin Farrell) valiantly tries to get Yang fixed, he realises just how much the family have drifted apart, having relied so much on the android, who we discover has a whole history of hisWriter/directorown.
Kogonada (whose 2017 feature debut, Columbus (****), is impressive) has obviously been influenced by legendary film-maker Terrence Malick (The Thin Red Line), bringing an organic emotional core to what is a familiar premise (with echoes of Blade Runner), and although the director keeps the story simple, the examination of everything happening within it is far more complex.
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Seo-yeon (Park Shin-hye) returns home to see her mother (Kim Sung-ryoung), who is in hospital suffering from a brain tumour.
After matriculating at Gonzaga University, Bob followed his older brother into the music business during the 1930s as a singer and then became the leader of one of the premier jazz bands. Bob married his first wife Marie Grounitz in 1933.Hebecame famous with the Bob Crosby Orchestra which incorporated the Bob Cats and featured some of the best musicians in America at thatOrchestratime.
Bob lived in the shadow of his famous brother Bing Crosby and pretended during interviews that being the brother of a superstar was amusing. In later years, he admitted it was a sore point. "It got so bad that whenever someone asked me what my occupation was, I used to answer automatically Bing Crosby's brother".
He served with the marines during World War II and performed with his band to entertain the troops. Bob Crosby was successful in radio and television during his career.
Revealing the rich artistic synergies and contrasts between the two institutions collections, this co-curated exhibition considers portrait in Australia across time and media.
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members included Yank Lawson, Billy Butterfield, Charlie Spivak, Irving Fazola, Warren Smith, Joe Sullivan, Bob Zurke, Jess Stacy, Bob Haggart and many others.
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■ Mi Sex returns to Melbourne for the first time in three years this Saturday (Sept. 17) with a live show at Memo Music Hall featuring the all their greatest hits.
Bob was 10 years younger than his brother Harry, who as Bing Crosby, achieved fame as the most popular singer of the 20th century.
Exhibition opens September 29 and closes November 13.
The first exhibition to bring together the collections of the National; Gallery of Victoria and the National Portrait Gallery, Who Are You; Australian Portraiture is a comprehensive study of portraiture in Australia.
Paula Mahoney is the first artist selected from the 2021 Bowness Photography Prize to be awarded the $10,000 commission.
Filmed in remote parts of the Brazilian Amazon, the immersive video installation Broken Spectre is the result of three years of careful documentation using a range of scientific imagingSeekingtechnologies.toovercome the inherent challenges of representing climate change and making visible one f the world’s most crucial yet often ignored environmental emergencies Broken Spectre is Mosse’s most ambitious to date and makes its premiere in September at NGV International Melbourne.
Regular programming on ABC TV was suspended to make room for the broadcaster's special coverage.
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The orchestra had some great hit records which included South Rampart Street Parade, March of the Bob Cats, In a Little Gypsy Tea Room, Whispers in The Dark, Day In, Day Out,
In 1952, he became the resident musical director on The Jack Benny Show television series. He was also a regular guest star on The Gisele MacKenzie Show.
In 1961 Bob Crosby and his orchestra were appearing at The Tivoli Theatre in Melbourne in his show titled Hollywood Bandbox. He headlined the opening show at the new Tele-theatre in Fitzroy for HSV7.
Bob promoted local talent during his trips to Australia and was very impressed with singers such as Darryl Stewart.
Competitor for Jim’s?
■ Jane Fonda is going on 85 years of very fulfilled years and has announced status of her cancer diagnose . “I feel very lucky,” said Fonda , commenting on some of the exercises she has to forego to keep cancer safely at distance.
■ In Hollywood production has started for Series 3 of 'Wheel of Fortune for Celebrities', starting on-air September 25. We do know rapper Snoop Dogg is a guest vying to spin the iconic wheel for $1million for the celeb's favourite charity. Same concept could work in Australia with Philip Brady at the wheel.
Who Are You: Australian Portraiture
Broken Spectre – William Mosse Commissioned by the National Gallery of Victoria VIAArt Fund, the Westridge Foundation and Serpentine Galleries in London, Irish artist, Richard Masse’s premiere moving image work, Broken Spectre, is a powerful response to the devasting and ongoing impact of deforestation in the Amazon Rainforest.
■ Tracy Grimshaw has announced she will step down as Host of Nine's A Current Affair in November, after 17 years in the role. Tracey announced the news on-air, telling listeners, "Thank you for your loyalty. I hope I’ve repaid it. I’m around until November then I’m going to take a long holiday, but it’s business as usual until then."
Bob was one of seven children born to Harry Lowe Crosby, a bookkeeper at a Tacoma brewery and his wife Kate Harrigan Crosby.
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Featuring 130 works by Australian artists and features sitters including Albert Namatjira, Queen Elizabeth II and David Gulpilil , the exhibition explores our inner worlds and outer selves, as well as issues of sociability, intimacy, isolation, celebrity and ordinariness.Theexhibition opens October 1.
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George Robert ‘Bob’ Crosby was born in Spokane, Washington, in 1913.
- John O’Keefe
This was the great era of Dixieland and Swing music. In 1940, a young teenager named Doris Day was hired as the band's vocalist.
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■ When I was a youngster I was a big fan of Bing Crosby but I had no idea that he had a younger brother who was also in showbusiness.
■ In the race to have your name on as many services as possible we have to hand it to the Jim's Group whose chiefhoncho heads up more than 50 franchise groups. Making a late start is Scott Morrison who wore a handful of titles when PM. For starters, 'Scotty's Travel Hols ' sounds appropriate.
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Merging new wave with their unique blend rock that transcends pop, punk and discotheque, get-set for a visual spectacular that’s as energetic and exhilarating as it is awe-inspiring.
ABC Radio in all metropolitan and regional centres broadcast nationally on Friday (Sept. 9), with coverage led by Virginia Trioli and Josh Szeps of the world's reaction to the Queen's death.
National Gallery of Victoria 180 St. Kilda Rd, Melbourne
King Edward Terrace Parkes, ACT
A leading figure of modernist sculpture in Britain in the 20th century, Hepworth is best known for her abstract sculptures and pioneering method of ‘piercing’ the form.
The exhibition Barbara Hepworth: In Equilibrium brings together more than 40 works from significant international and national collections, introducing Australian audiences to Hepworth’s enduring oeuvre and remarkable story.
Tracy's career started at 9 News Melbourne in 1981. She then went on to present the 9 News daytime bulletins, before co-hosting the Midday Show and Today. Tracy moved across to A Current Affair in January 2006. .
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■ Heide Museum presents first major Australian survey of pioneering modernist British sculptor Barbara Hepworth.
the father to five children from his marriage to June Kuhn. He appeared in films such as Let's Make Music, Presenting Lily Mars, Two Tickets to Broadway and The Five Pennies with Danny Kaye.
In his later years, Bob Crosby reformed his bands for recordings and concerts.
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But in reality, Bob Crosby had a great career of his own in show business and was highly respected.BobCrosby died in La Jolla, California in 1993 at the age of seventy nine due to complications from cancer.
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■ It well could be a wild rumuor about Philip Brady, when our erstwhile star of TV/radio was selected as best man for a friend's wedding.Philip had a wild night at the groom's buck's night held the night prior to the wedding. Whoops, mistake number one. Philip thought a quick nap was in order and he snoozed off missing his best man's duties. In fact he missed the entire wedding.
This Landscape Holds Grief –Paula Mahoney.
MGA and the MGA Foundation introduce the inaugural Wai Tang Commissioning Award Exhibition.
● David ‘Jim’ Penman, founder of Jim’s.
Premiere for Australian portraiture
Kevin can be heard on 3AWThe Time Tunnel - Remember WhenSundays at 10.10pm with Philip Brady and Simon Owens. And on 96.5 FM
Exhibition opens November 5 and closes March 13.
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■ Fate has ben most unkind to veteran warbler Daryl Braithwaite who has suffered a second dose of COVID causing cancellation of gigs including the Spring Racing Carnival.
Her exhibition This LandscapeHolds Grief coincides with the 2022 Browness Photography Prize exhibition and as part of the commission one work will enter MGA’s significant collection of Australian photographs in honour of Wai Tang’s legacy.
■ ABC provided special radio and TV programming to reflect on the life of Queen Elizabeth II, following her death:
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And a few hundred people have been charged with obstructing Congress’ certification that day of the Electoral College vote.
Business dealings in US
Uber Eats partnered with Office Depot to provide on-demand school supply deliveries, the latest in a series of moves to expand beyond meals and groceries.
If you are considering a move to California or just coming over for a holiday then I have got a special deal for you.
The pair shut down a county-run juvenile centre and sent children as young as eight years old to two for-profit jails from 2003-08.Many of the children were first-time offenders for minor infractions, including petty theft, jaywalking, and skipping school.About 4000 juvenile convictions were thrown out after the scheme was uncovered.
■ Don’t say “recession:” Nothing is creepier than Big Tech’s obsessive control over the word recession, a saga which continues. Wikipedia is keeping the recession entry with the new Biden approved definition locked for edits. In George Orwell’s 1984, at least our main character had to work slicing and dicing archives to fit his moment. There could be mistakes. Not so much anymore, recession for the Biden administration is doing a good job with the economy. there is technically no agreed upon definition of recession. Gas is very cheap.
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■ Hi everyone, remotely from my suite at the Ramada Plaza Hotel and Suites in West Hollywood comes this week’s news.
Jesse’s mother, Scarlett Lewis, spoke to Alex Jones at the trial: “Jesse was real. I am a real mom,” she said. “My son existed. I am not deep state, I know you know that and yet you’re going to leave this courthouse and say it again on your show.”The jury decided Jones had to pay Jesse’s parents $4.11 million dollars in compensatory damages. It could have been closer to the $150 million they were asking for. Jones faces a similar case in Connecticut.
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■ A gang riot inside a border prison that left two inmates dead quickly spread to the streets of Ciudad Juarez where alleged gang members killed nine more people, including four employees of a radio station, security officials said. The surge in violence recalled a far deadlier period in Juarez more than a decade earlier. Mexico’s powerful drug cartels commonly use local gangs to defend their territory and carryout their vendettas. The federal government’s security undersecretary, Ricardo Mejía Berdeja, said the violence started inside the state prison when members of the Mexicles gang attacked members of the rival Chapos. Two inmates were killed and 20 injured.
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■ Some 19 months after the January 6 Capitol attack, hundreds of criminal cases that stem from it are playing out in court. Who has been charged? It’s a wide range. People from all 50 states have been prosecuted.
■ A travel industry lunch was held at the Palm Steak House, 267 N Cannon Drive, Beverly Hills , to celebrate the return of travelers back to COVIDCalifornia.19 tested everyone with their endurance to survive the fickle travel industry.
Jones had been on trial in Texas for defamation in a case brought by the parents of one six-year-old boy, Jesse, who was killed in that shooting.
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Jones argued that the small children and their parents were crisis actors and that the whole thing was concocted to take America’s guns away.
● ● ● ● Pictured: Film Director Rod Hardy who gave the most inspiring after dinner speech to the U.S Travel Industry; Managing Director of the Ramada Plaza Hotel and Suites, Alan Johnson; international freight forwarder Mike Pattinson; Countdown Motion Pictures founder Gavin Wood and resort owner Peter Whitfield.
■ Alex Jones , the barrel-chested bully, spent a long time claiming on his extraordinarily popular and lucrative show that the Sandy Hook shooting was a hoax (this was the one where a deranged gunman shot and killed 26 people in a school, most of them between six and seven years old).
These parents are still being harassed by Jones’s followers. Some have had to move homes half a dozen times.
Most are white men from middle- or working-class backgrounds, but there are also women, Hispanic people, Black people.Alot have military backgrounds. There are also professional people, which is unusual for an event involving far-right extremism: doctors, a State Department aide, business owners, people who flew there on a private jet.
About 350 defendants have pleaded guilty, and more than 200 have been sentenced. About half a dozen have gotten four years or more, and two have gotten more than seven years. The government is still arresting people, and prosecutors estimate around 2000 could ultimately face charges.
Peloton plans to revamp its exercise bike to allow for selfassembly to trim costs. The company also aims to release a rower in time for the holidays.
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Projections are looking very promising for the next year of international travel. Australian airlines are putting contingency plans together now to be operational for the start of 2023.
US travel industry bounces back
Most have been charged with misdemeanours and have gotten little to no prison time. Others have been charged with assaulting police officers or damaging government property.
■ Two former Pennsylvania judges who sent children to forprofit jails in exchange for $2.8 million in kickbacks have been ordered to pay $206 million in damages to hundreds of victims.Observers say the scheme, known as the kids-for-cash scandal, is considered one of the worst judicial scandals in US history.AUS district judge awarded the damages to about 300 people who filed a 2009 civil lawsuit against former judges Mark Ciavarella and Michael Conahan
■ Western Europe has done more to reduce its greenhouse gas emissions over the past three decades than any other region in the world. It has vastly expanded solar and wind power. It has introduced carbon taxes and other policies to increase the cost of dirty energy. In all, the European Union has cut its greenhouse gas emissions by about 30 per cent since 1990, much more than the US, Canada, Japan, Australia or other affluent countries. But Europe’s clean-energy progress has not protected the continent from the growing ravages of global warming. “That’s the problem with CO2,” referring to carbon dioxide, the primary greenhouse gas. “It doesn’t respect borders.” Britain experienced its hottest temperatures on record, around 104 degrees Fahrenheit. The heat wave is especially problematic because much of Britain is not designed to withstand high temperatures; the normal average high on a July day in London is in the low to mid-70s. Many British homes not only lack air-conditioning but are built with materials that retain heat. Most parts of the London subway system lack air-conditioning, as well. One airport had to halt flights for hours after the heat damaged a runway. To keep the aging Hammersmith Bridge from collapsing, workers wrapped parts of it in foil to prevent cracks from expanding. In Paris, the temperature also exceeded 104 degrees.
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■ Target’s net profit plunged to $183 million in the latest quarter, down 90 per cent from the year before. That was far below what analysts expected, even after the company had warned in recent months that unwanted inventory would dent its earnings.
Ciavarella, 72, has been serving a 28-year prison sentence, while Conahan, 70, was released to home confinement in 2020 after serving 11 years of his 17-year sentence.
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If the money comes for her in the Golden Rose, follow it in.
In the care of the top team, Mick Price and Michael Kent Junior, he is by a Blue Diamond Stakes winner in Rubick, and although he can be a bit tardy at the start, has a powerful finish and he will be rattling home.
One from the powerful stable of Annabel Neesham who has the brilliant Zaaki, is Sweet Ride, a top run to finish a good third behind the flying, In Secret, after a previous win. However, I feel the others may have the wood
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■ The sixth Annual Epsom Golf Day will swing into action come Monday, March 20, next year.
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On a personal note, I had the pleasure of meeting the man, when he arrived from Perth a few years ago,
■ One of Australia’s top racing men, Greg Carpenter, is leaving Australian racing to take up a
However, she was first up prior to that, and she beat the Golden Slipper winner, Fireburn You can’t leave her out.
Swiss Exile a stablemate of Sweet Ride, was well beaten in the Run to The Roses finishing a beaten horse at the 200 metres.
While the new favourite for the Golden Rose is the stablemate, classy filly In Secret, who absolutely blitzed them in the Run to The Rose over 1200 metres at Rosehill.
major post overseas after serving the racing industry with dedication for many years.
■ Leading Australian trainer James Cummings is laughing all the way to the bank after two of his team won brilliantly in a lead-up to the Golden Rose over 1400 metres at Rosehill this Saturday.
Golden Mile is a New Zealand bred youngster, and the stable is a big rap for him.
The Victorian, Jacquinot, is next in the market, one that I have always had a big opinion of him after his unlucky run in the Blue Diamond
Gary Portelli trained, Sejarden, has ability, but is meeting the cream again here, although can run a big race.
At her last start in the Furious Stakes at Randwick I felt she was a bit disappointing when third, behind North Star.
He has always been encouraging to those of us in the racing industry, and been on hand for advice over the many years I have known the man.Thanks Greg, on behalf of the people that you have readily helped throughout our lives in racing.Bon Voyage, and best of luck in your new position, you will be missed.
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Best of Bordeaux is a tricky one and hard to catch.Prepared by Queensland trainer, Kacey Fogden, is good, and first up she was all at sea, at her next outing, she put in a good run finishing second behind the flying, In Secret,in the Run to The Rose.
In the Run to The Rose, In the Secret, gave them a start, but blew them away over the concludingHowever,stages.James Cummings feels there is not much between them.
He is one of the top people of the Sport of Kings, always obliging with knowledge and help throughout his time in the position.
Last, but not least is the Chris Waller-trained Political Debate, who has shown he has ability. But in the Run to The Rose, he failed to flatter finishing well back, however Chris is sticking with him, hoping he can put his best foot forward.It’s a tough race, but I am sticking with Jacquinot, the 1400 metres will suit, next best, the favourite, In Secret , on her big run in the Run to the Rose. Then Fireburn, and Golden Mile.
Farewell Greg
Greg just finalised the weights for this year’s Melbourne Cup, 18 years after his first and last. He will take up a top position with the Hon g Kong Jockey Club in the near future.
Another of the James Cummings team that is good, is the filly She’s Extreme, who has been racing against the best and is all class.
Promotional Guru for the Woodlands Golf Club, John Sweeney, who will be organising the big day again, as he has done well over the past fewHeyears.has swung into action teeing up all the movement on the big day.
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Back to last month, he was most impressive in winning the McNeil Stakes at Caulfield beating the favourite Aft Cabin and Tijuana.
Compere for the day, will be Australia’s number one race caller, Matt Hill, who will certain add colour to Unfortunately,proceedings.duetoill-health this year, I was unable to take my place doing a number of Interviews prior to all the big action.
All of us members of the Victorian Racing Media, will have the pleasure of listening to Greg when he will be our guest speaker at the Emerald Hill Hotel in South Melbourne on Friday September 30th.
He has had five starts for two wins and a third, and is top shelf, if he is anywhere near them at the 200 metre mark, look out.
Next is the Golden Slipper winner, Fireburn, who didn’t seem to fire in the Run to The Rose, finishing fifth, behind, In Secret, although it was her first run back,
Golden Mile was the first of the two to score winning the Ming Dynasty Quality at Rosehill in great style at only its third start.
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In Secret is impeccably bred being by the top sire, I Am Invincible, from the classy dam, Eloping , who was a flying machine.
The stable has a big opinion of her and feel she can win this classic.
A consistent type is the Queenslander, N ettuno, prepared by leading Queensland trainer, Tony Gollan, who finished a good fourth behind In Secret. Nettuno will take plenty from thatTherun.
Come race day she will be one of the big guns to beat, she is good.
uncovered outside the well supported pole marker Mac Almighty throughout, Nonparreil was too classy over the concluding stages, scoring by 2 metres from the pacemaker in 1-56.8. Polly Put Kettleon ran on from mid-field for third 1.5 metres back.
■ Carisbrook part-owner/trainer/driver Brett Shipway’s 5Y0 Ships Spur-Earls Gold mare Black And Gold brought up victory number 11 from 88 starts when taking the Gateway Security Trotters Mobile over 2180 metres in a rate of 2-04.5. given a sweet trip one/one from gate four, Black And Gold after easing three wide running into the final bend ran home best to greet the judge by a nose right on the wire over Bacardi Jess which trailed the weakening leader Allawart Bob who was 5.5 metres way.
Vacating the one/one approaching the bell to lead for the last lap, Awayovernight coasted to the wire 2.5 metres clear of Illawong Phoenix (one/one – death last lap), with Keayang Beiber (one/two – three wide last lap) third 12.6 metres back.
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■ Lance Justice’s 8Y0 Muscle Mass-Mystic Hush gelding Carnera having recently returned from a long stint in Queensland where he won two Albion Park events, bounced back into the winners list at start 159 by taking the VHRC / Aldebaran Park Benefiting Our Members Trotters Mobile over 2240 metres.
■ Shelbourne trainer Kate Hargreaves would have been ‘over the moon’ when her 4Y0 Used To Me-My Dreamweaver 4Y0 gelding Dont Care greeted the judge in the VHRC / Benefiting Our Members Trotters Mobile over 2240 metres.
Although Elegant Jet kept with her in the fi-
Driven by Jackie Barker, Vegas Prince (gate five) was sent forward three wide from four back racing for the bell to park outside the leader JohnnyAskedRedcoat.forasupreme effort on turning, Vegas Prince did the job that was asked to gain the day by a head from Asmileandawinx (four wide from the tail last lap), with Swiss Lightning third 1.5 metres away. The mile rate 2-00.8.
■ Myrniong duo Jess Tubbs and Greg Sugars’ smart Always B Miki-Arms Of An Angel filly Non Parreil was ultra impressive against her older rivals in the Haeuslerts Echuca Pace over 1650
■ Locally owned by the Iona Trotter Syndicate, four year old Orlando Vici-Commander Jewel mare Visionary first up for the Jess Tubbs/ Sugars stable opened the program by taking the Full Steam Ahead Trotters Handicap over 2210 metres.Having her first start since April, Visionary starting from 10 metres stepped cleanly, immediately going forward to arrest the lead away from polemarker The Girls Gotflair, before toying with her rivals to register a 27 metre margin from a death-seating Builder Bob (10m, returning a mile rate of 2-02.9. Trixy Nixie (barrier two) ran on late from the rear for third 6.1 metres away.
■ Beeac (Colac) trainer Courtney Slater’s 4Y0 Somebeachsomewhere-Sterita gelding Morolamagic raced by great mates Rob Morola and Sam Godino, led throughout from gate two with Craig Demmler in the sulky to snare the 1790 metre Downtowner Pace in a mile rate of 2-00.3, scoring by 2.6 metres over Tommy Bligh (gate three) which trailed. Oceanique (one/one) was third 14.3 metres away.
■ Racing Victoria advises that an additional meeting has been programmed at SportsbetPakenham on the synthetic track on Thursday night, September 22.
Meeting belonged to Greg Sugars
Exciting victory
■ The Warragul Pacing Bowl in Gippsland was the venue for harness racing on Monday September 2 with a seven event card taking place, a meeting which belonged to Myrniong reinsman Greg Sugars who finished the day with four winners.
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Trained by Greg, raced by daughter Kristy and driven as usual by wife Debra, Well Deserved flew away from gate five to lead, before being eased to take a trail on Rosies Pride which went forward from outside the front line.
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Even though it was a small six event program at Stawell, it was interesting racing with Michael Bellman’s in-form 7Y0 Majestic SonFleetwood Blue mare Majestic Pride chalking up her 8th success in 50 outings by taking the Clarks Furniture & Removals Trotters Mobile over 2180 metres.
■ It was great to see Grenville’s Moss family in the winners stall following the victory of lightly raced 10Y0 Angus Hall-Rangitawa Moni gelding Well Deserved who was exactly that when victorious in the 2240 metre VHRC /Aldebaran Park Benefiting Our Members Trotters Mobile.
No pressure
■ It was Sugars again in the Quirks Real Estate Pace over 1790 metres when Drysdale trainer Ash Warton’s 7Y0 ChangeoverDancethenightaway gelding Awayovernight greeted the judge in 2-01.1.
■ Cranbourne part-owner/trainer Robert Olsen gave Sugars the quartet with an easy victory from gate four in the Liberty Finance Pace over 2210
Trappedmetres.in the open early, Groom assumed control hitting the straight on the first occasion after crossing Island Rocknroll (gate three) and rated a treat, scored easily by 7.8 metres from Island Rocknroll. Lotakevi after following the pair was third 11.4 metres back. The mile rate 1-59.1.
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■ A new documentary which explores the topic of equine welfare in Victoria’s thoroughbred racing industry will premiere on Channel 7 on Thursday night (Sept. 22) in the countdown to the Victorian Spring Racing Carnival’s biggest events.
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two $12,000 races for the squaregaiters, plus the $30,000 (Group 2) Saddleworld Shepparton Trotters Cup (all three over 2190 metres) where six year old Orlando Vici-Heavens Above gelding Just Believe showed the benefit of a great second to Ollivici at Melton the previous Friday by taking the race.
■ Shepparton was Friday’s venue featuring
■ Meetings for the week : Monday – Yarra Valley, Tuesday – Bendigo, Wednesday –Ballarat, Thursday – Cobram/Melton, Friday – Horsham/Kilmore Cup, Saturday – Mildura, Sunday – Cranbourne.
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Crossing to lead from gate three, Shaunie driven by Nathan Jack was allowed to dictate terms and scored comfortably by 14.9 metres from Aldebaran Dino which moved outside him from the tail racing for the bell. Downunder Barkers made ground from near last for third 14.1 metres back. The mile rate 1-58.5.
When she’s good she’s very good and that was the case here. Starting solo on the second line, Bellman angled between runners as the start was effected to immediately lob in the open as Elegant Jet led from gate three. Applying pressure to the pacemaker shortly after, Majestic Pride had little difficulty in crossing to lead in the straight and once at the head of affairs was allowed to do her own thing.
Trained at Toolern Vale by Paul Gabriel, Aldebaran Stevie raced by son George and driven by Chris Svanosio began best to lead from gate two and without any pressure being applied, just lasted to defeat a death-seating Uncle Al by a head, with Majestic Jewel after trailing the winner from gate three third 4.2 metres away. The mile rate 2-05.6.
With a seven-race program, the meeting is scheduled to commence at 5pm and conclude at 8pm. In line with new prizemoney minimums for country night meetings, each race will be staked at $40,000.
■ Kiwi bred American Ideal-Slangevar gelding Upsize Me trained by the pair and first up in Oz since July, landed the 1790 metre Total Span 3Y0 Maiden Pace.
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■ Tarrington octogenarian Robert Barker’s owned and trained 11Y0 Righteous HanoverPrivate Affair gelding Vegas Prince having start 124 was too strong for his rivals in the 1755 metre Wimmera Mallee Vet Services Pace.
nal circuit, she was no match for the winner going down by 4 metres in a mile rate of 2-00.9. Our Trixter (four pegs – three wide home turn) was third 75.2 metres away.
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■ Recently re-located Ecklin South (Terang) breeder/owner/trainer/driver Charlene Gusman’s extra special 3Y0 Sweet Lou-Shes Norma Jean gelding Hes Charlies Angel, a raging hot $1.45 favourite, resumed with an exciting victory in the Cainys Plumbing & AG Services Pace over 2100 metres at Geelong on Thursday, but not before giving his supporters plenty of concern.
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■ Wednesday was double day with Stawell in the afternoon and Bendigo at night.
Settling three back in the moving line from gate two on the second row, Rockinwithattitude sprinted like a gazelle in the final circuit to lead on the final bend and score effortlessly by 7.9 metres in a mile rate of 2-01.1 from Dichotomy (four pegs) and Valerie Lane (one/three – three wide last lap) who was 2.6 metres back in third place.
Fortunately it was a swiftly run race and Hes Charlies Angel was able to be extricated from the pocket approaching the final bend to make the turn three wide, racing clear over the concluding stages to record an easy 17.2 metre margin in advance of Bona Khan along the sprint lane from four pegs, with Byalla Boy third 1.8 metres away. The mile rate 1-56.9.
The decision was made to program a new race meeting to ease ballot pressure and provide additional opportunities for horses impacted by those abandonments.
After being crossed from the pole by Jemstone Glory (gate two) who was to surrender to Byalla Boy (gate two on the second line) off a three wide trail, Hes CharliesAngel ended up in a tight pocket three pegs.
Beginning fast from gate five to cross Taimate Sass (gate three) shortly after the start, Sutton controlled the race to a nicety, running out a half neck victor over a game Aldebaran Keepa which circled the field from the tail prior to the bell to race exposed for the final circuit. Illawong Larajay (four pegs) ran home late for third 13.3 metres away. The mile rate 2-01.
■ At Bendigo, Anton Golino’s very much inform USA bred Credit Winner-Worldclass Hanover 4Y0 stallion Shaunee brought up a hattrick after winning the 2150 metre Woodlands Stud Trotters Mobile.
■ Lawrence trainer Ken Whelan was in the winners stall when 6Y0 Louey Louey LoueyTelern Tilly gelding Charlie Walker scored in the 2200 metre VHRC / Aldebaran Park Benefiting Our Members Trotters Mobile.
■ The Aldebaran Park Shepparton Trotters Oaks saw Cardigan trainer Anton Golino successful with Father Patrick-Moyabamba filly Egret driven by Leigh Sutton.
Travelling kindly throughout, Don’t Care after easing wide on turning finished full of running to record a 7.4 metre margin in 1-59.8 over Aldebaran Knox (three pegs – three wide home turn), with Andover Sun third from the rear 8 metres away.
■ What a night it was for young reinsman Jayden Barker attached to the David Miles stable at Monegeetta who steered Aldebaran EagleRockin Shiraz filly Rockinwithattitude to victory in The Abrahams 2Y0 Trotters Classic.
before taking a slender lead on the final bend. Majestic Achiever ran on late from the rear for third a head away. The mile rate 2-05.5.
Raced in partnership with wife Merna and long time friend Geoff Walker, Charlie Walker driven by Michael Bellman enjoyed a sweet passage three back in the moving line from a solo second line draw as Will Patrick led from gateEasingfive. three wide in the final circuit, Charlie Walker finished his race off stylishly to prevail by 4.1 metres from a game Bellmac Bambi which raced exposed from outside the front line
Double Day
■ Five year old Yield Boko-Im Sonialeelee mare Aldebaran Stevie scored her first victory since August last year when successful in the VHRC / Aldebaran Park Benefiting Our Members Trotters Mobile over 2240 metres at Tabcorp Park Melton on Tuesday, adding yet another season winner bred by Aldebaran Park.
Enjoying a charmed trip from gate three trailing the well supported leader All Cashed Up (gate two), Just Believe trained by the Tubbs/ Sugars combination with Greg aboard, used the sprint lane to defeat the pacemaker by 2.4 metres. Locksley Lover was third 3.9 metres away after following the pair. The mile rate00.4.
■ Daylesford’s Anne-Maree Conroy landed the Haras Des Trotteurs Trotters Handicap over 2100 metres with honest 7Y0 Bacardi LindyYankee Poem mare Shield Maiden in a rate of 2-04 much to the delight of mother Pat who holds a Trainedshare.and driven by Anne-Maree, Shield Maiden pinged the tapes from barrier three to lead and after being rated to suit, defied all challengers to register a 3.4 metre victory over Ero Carpe Diem (one/one last lap) after trailing before easing three wide on the home turn. Stablemate Mielicki (Glenn Conroy) weaving a passage in-between runners from the tail was third 5.9 metres back.
Coming away from the inside on straightening, Well Deserved put the race away in a couple of strides as he raced away to score effortlessly by 7.6 metres in advance of Shellybamba (three pegs) and Rosies Pride which held third 11.6 metres back. The mile rate 2-05.9. It was Well Deserved’s 6th success in only 88 outings.
Taken back to the tail from outside the front line, Upsize Me was set alight racing for the bell to cross and lead for the final circuit to defeat the poleline pacemaker Girls View by 4.3 metres, with Jaimee (three pegs) third 16.1 metres back. The mile rate 1-59.1.
Driven by ‘Rocket’ Rod Petroff, Carnera led throughout from the pole to register a neck margin from Hes Themightyspin which trailed, easing away from his back on turning, with rank outsider Rymes ($151) third 19.8 metres back after spending most of the race towards the rear. The mile rate 2-02.3.
Raced by a large syndication, Don’t Care a winner of eight from twenty going into the race was eased from outside the front line by Ellen Tormey to settle one/one after Imperial Whiz had crossed polemarker Roi Du Soliel to lead entering the straight on the first occasion.
RV’s Racing Operations team reviewed the current racing program following the abandonment of 19 races over the past week due to wet weather across Victoria.
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FLOWERING ORCHIDS. From $15 to $60 per pt. Not-in-flower orchids, from $5 to $30 per pt. Whire dragon fruit plants, from $7 to $15 per pt. Cactus plant not in flower yet, from $10 to $20 per pot. GC. East Ivanhoe. 9499 4415.
CANE LOUNGE. Table, chair, cushions, never used. GC. $70. Frankston. 0488 062 387.EE-HH
MAGAZINES. Victorian Scout Monthly. Starting late 1960s, up to 1978. Great historical overview of growth of scouting. Mostly mint condition. $120. Glen Iris. 0407 276 973.EE-HH
ALL CAR advertisers must supply registration or Vehicle Identification Numbers. By law, we are unable to publish listings without those details.
FILING CABINET. 4 drawer. Metal. $10. Kinglake Central. 0411 283 297. BB-EE
BOXED SET. Collections. Never used. The Three Stooges, On The Buses, The Vicar of Dibley, and more. EC. $150. Reservoir. 0413 088 328.EE-HH
POT BELLY STOVE. Cast Iron. 1970s. 3 pieces, s/s flue. $300. Alexandra. 5772 2997, evenings.EE-HH
TILES. Garden paving concrete red, 20sm x 20cm. 4cm depth. Quanity: 80. GC. $20. Frankston North. 0448 189 269.EE-KK
GAMING TABLE. Casino style. New. $10. Mill Park. 9436 8935.EE-HH
DIXON motorised roller fo a V6 model. Wattle Glen 0417 165 115. HH-KK
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BMW PLATES. LXRYBM. Vic slimline. Used, no damage. At cost, $495. Reservoir. Les, 0412 993 595.HH-KK
STAND MIXER. Ambiano professional brand. 6 speeds. 600 micing power, pulse function. Black and silver. 5 litre stainless steel bowl. Still in packaging. New. $60. Frankston. 0481 145 332.HH-KK
LIGHT FITTING. Round black and frosted glass with spare globe. Can send pictures. Pick-up. As new. $25. Reservoir. 0412 595.HH-KK993
GOLF BUGGY. Electric. Parmaker Ghia. 4 wheels. Motorised ride-on. Includes new batteries, charger, golf bag frame and trailer ramps. EC. $1650. Epping. 0447 492 587. HH-KK
ARMCHAIR. Upholstered. For small child. Handmade. Tapestry fabric, well padded. Lovely and useful piece of furniture. No longer required. VGC. $50. Watirna South. 0409 723.HH-KK023
ANTIQUE Dressing Table. EC. $10. Flemington. 0408 539 391.EE-HH
INSULATION. Insulco Fat Batts. R 1.5. Quantity: 5 packs. GC, never used. $50 the lot. Alexandra. 0412 212 764.EE-HH
DESK. Vintage. Baltic pine. 6 drawer, shelf under for key pad. Slightly distressed. $150. Matching dresser, adjustable shelves. 2 doors to bottom. EC. $200. $350 the pair. Croydon. 9736 9690.BB-EE
height, 1000mm width,
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depth. GC.
RABBIT HUTCH and fence. GC. $50. $70. Rosanna. 0409 248.BB-EE028.
FRIDGE 754mm 740mm $500.
BICYCLE. Avanti Discovery 8. All comfort features with low maintenance. Easy to use, internal geared hub, Nexus 8 speed, internal rear hub. Shimano sifting system. As new. EC. $350. Frankston. 0474 790 353.EE-HH
MARBLE BENCH. Top corner L shape, 199.50 length, 63.5 width x 127. Plus 178 c 6.30. GC. $150. Kinglake Central. 0411 283 297. BB-EE
PAINTING. Thomas Kinkade. Morning Dogwood. Framed size: 12x8. American painter of light. Won on cruise ship. GC. $400. Mt Martha. 4163.EE-HH5973
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OTTOMAN/FOOTSTOOL. Flip lid creme vinyl, storage area 19 high x18 wide x 51 actual size. 39 high x 61 wide x 91 long. As new. $200. Kinglake Central. 0411 283 297. BB-EE
CONDITION FC - Fair Condition. GC - Good Condition. VGCVery Good Condition. EC- Excellent Condition.
BIKE. Men’s. Merida. Shimano Gears. 21 speeed. GC. $210. Hastings. 5979 2868.HH-KK
RECLINER CHAIRS. 2, vinyl, $40 each. Wesburn. 0407 314 426. BB-EE
TABLE. Children’s, steel legs, laminate top 50 high x 119 long side. 33 long short side x 58 width x 2, join together to make long kids table. FC. $30. Kinglake Central. 0411 283 297. BB-EE
LAZYBOY. Electric chair. Used twice. As new. $250. Kinglake Central. 0411 283 297. BB-EE
Frankston. 0427 498 877.Y-B
OVEN. Double. Westinghouse Model PDP794S O2. Complete with carcass, bottom pot drawer and storage cupboard above all, in solid ti9mber. VGC. $1000. Diamond Creek. 0447 456 318.EE-HH
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CLOCKS. Mantel. One English, one German. Early 190s. Not working. FC. $80. Greensborough. 0406 939 273.EE-HH
LOUNGE SUITE. 3-Piece (Large) by Pieria Furniture. Comfortable, adjustable Lumber support. Kibby fabric. Coral colour. Lounge: 118 x 96 x 96. Very clean, well cared for suite. Moving house. VGC. Price reduced to $225 ONO. Frankston South. 0417 554 866. EE-HH
BASKETBALL CARDS. 1993-94. Sky Box. EC. $200. Wesburn. 0407 314 246.HH-KK
LOUNGE. Three seater, two matching armchairs. Easystyle furniture. Colour: light green. Peach and pink, large floral design, top quality Warwick table. Removable seat and cushion covers. Guardsman furniture protection. Premium Dulopillo foam. No stains or fading. As new. EC. $60. Frankston South. 0474 790 353.EE-HH
CASH REGISTER. SAM4S ER180B. Electronic 16, department keys program for preset prices. GST calculator ability. Large function keyboard with spare 1 ply rolls. Full operator’s instructions. Theatre, now not used. EC. $150. Glen Itis. 0407 276 973. EE-HH
TV. LG. 42” with remote. EC. $50. Reservoir. 0419 008 994.EE-HH
TRAILER. 6x4 heavy duty steel box trailer. Heavy checker plate floor. Near new. 195 x 14 radial light truck tyres, plus spare. Five leaf springs, all lights working. Heavy towbar. Ready for work. Registered until Nov. 20. VGC. $600. Yea. 0435 880 031.BB-EE
SANDER BELT. 4 Disc GMC. 1/3 HP. GC. $40. Greensborough. 0406 939 273.EE-HH
FISH TANK. Small. Secondhand. GC. Broadford. 5786 1816.HH-KK
EXTENSION LADDER. Aluminium. Hardly used. 3,7m x 6.5m. GC. $500. Frankston. 0488 837.EE-HH062
TABLE. Small wooden 60cm. Extends to 120cm. Plus small wooden cupboard. 90cm x 45cm. And plastic outdoor table, oval, white. 90 x 120cm. GC. $15 each. Box Hill. 7904.HH-KK9890
5.30pm Mondays. Moonee Ponds Baptist Church, 45 Eglinton St, supports those fro m Moonee Valley in a tough place. All welcome for a free hot meal from 5.30pm on Mondays. If you have food handling, listening or cleaning skills, then con tact us to help out. 0466 075 820. UFN ON
CUPBOARD. Wooden. 206L x 60W. Full length mirror inside of door. VGC. $40. Kinglake Central. 0411 283 297. BB-EE DESK. Child’s vintage school desk. Timber with round metal frame. 745mm h, 1070mm w, 80m d. GC. $100. Yea. 0419 109 887.BB-EE
SOFA. 2 seater and 2 chairs. In pale blue wool low sitting with high backs, photos can be emailed. GC. $30. Whittlesea. 0421 521 320.BB-EE
BED. Single. Base and mattress with overlay. VGC. $40. Wallan. 5783 1986.EE-HH
LANDCRUISER 200 series GCL, 2007 model,m twin turbo diesel. Upgraded suspension, heavy duty coils and shocks on front. Airbags on rear. Bullbar, win ch, driving lights, roofrack, UHF, Anderson plug, Clearview mirrors, new batteries, fully serviced, 12 months reg. 53,000 kms. ZRJ900. VGC. $53,000. Eildon. 0407 350 369.HH-KK
WAECO Coolpro Model TCI4FL AC Plus to mains powers or cigarette lighter. 14 litres. Volume 7 stage electronic thermostart. Portable. Needs cable to lighter. VGC $70. Glen Iris. 0407 276 973.EE-HH
BIKE. Giant brand MTB Talon model. 26” wheels. Shimano 24-speed gears and disc brakes. Suspension forks with lockout. Giant picture proof tubes and puncture proof CST tyres. Blue frame, silver trim. Plus accessories. GC. $270. Glenferrie. 0423 252 370, only.HH-KK12.30pm-7.30pm
VIDEOS. Fawlty Towers. BBC. 4 volume. VHS set. Covers poor. Tapes in original wrapping, never played. VGC. $30. Mornington. 0493 121 3402. HH-KK
FISH TANK Accessories. Pump with filter. Large ship. Skull, plastic weed, etc. GC. $50. Broadford. 5794 1816.HH-KK
BUDGIES. 4 Male, 2 Females. Part English. GC. $20 each. Boronia. 4050.EE-HH9762
LOUNGE SUITE. 3 seater, cream leather, polished wooden trim. Queen Anne style. Genuine Franco Cozzo purchase. GC. $100 ONO. Frankston. 0497 173 678.EE-HH
LIFTING AID. Mangar Elk Lifting Cushion and Manger. Airflo 24 compressor, ideally suit person requiring aged care. Seat height: 560mm. EC. $1500. Mornington. 0413 586 333.BB-EE
CARROTS. Secon d Grade. In bulk bins or bags Leon, Strathbogie vi a Wuroa. 0490 522 512.EE-HH
GARDEN POTS. Assorted sizes and coiours. Some water lily pots, concrete pots. EC. $25. Wesburn. 0407 314 246.EE-HH
BIKE. Ladies. Vanti. Discovery 3. All comfort features with low maintenance, easy to use internal hob. Low step option for easy access. Colour: light grey. Nexus 8 speed internal rear hub. EC, like new. $350. Frankston South. 0474 790 353.HH-KK
CASUAL worker required for manual work on lifestyle ruyral property. Tasks include raking of established walking tracks and clearing bush litter in selected area. Days and hours to suit you. Cash payment $20 per hour. Yea. Please call Tony, 0438 652 784. EE-HH
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GARDEN BED. Corrugated metal. Approx 1m square. No longer required. VGC. $45. Wantirna South. 0409 023 723.HH-KK
XBOX. Old. 6 games. $100. Wesburn. 0407 314 246.BB-EE
DOUBLE BED. Mahogany. Queen Anne double, side tables,m dressing table, stool, with mattress, electric blanket and doona. GC. $160. Kinglake Central. 0411 283 297. BB-EE DRAWERS. Grey, laminated. 46 x 46. Small drawer and filing drawer. GC. $20. Kinglake Central. 0411 283 297.BB-EE
FREEZER. Electrolux. S/Steel.
FRIDGE. Fridgair . 1950 model. Has original paint. Motor runs. Suit man cave. $50 ONO. Hampton Park. 0449 822 507. BB-EE
BEDROOM SUITE with double bed, mattress, dressing table, tall boy, 2 bedside tables, 2 lamps and shoe cupboard. EC. $1000. Melton West. 0401 948 749.EE-HH
VACUUM CLEANER. Dyson V7. Perfect working condition. Can demonstrate. Comes with spare battery. $120. Wallan. 5783 1986.BB-EE
SLATE. 130 pieces. 60 x 300. Some new, some used. Still have the cement on the back, but can be chipped off. Very clean. $5 each for used, $15 each for new. Diamond Creek. 0447 456 318.EE-HH
CARAVAN. Regent (Pop Top). Island Queen Double bed , rear lounge, heaps of storage Length: 7.1mts, van length 6mts. New Tandem Electric Brake Axles. Fold up engineered Draw Bar. Caprice Stove, Oven and Grill (as new). Dometic 121lts 3 way fridge (as new). 12 Volt water Pump (new). Heron Q Aircommand Air Conditioning. Samsung Micro Wave (as new). New 4-speaker touch screen Stereo system linked to TV. TV with new Aerial. New Lithium Battery 120 amp. Charging system, safety cut out with a new solar control regulator. New spare tyre. New Jockey wheel and Stabilizer legs A&E 4.5mtr roll out awning. New Quilt cover. New LED porch lights New lift struts. Had very little use. $22,500. Kinglake West. 5482.HH-KK5786
DOG STROLLER. Collapsable. Red. Straps to secure dog. Very little use. As new. $55. Wantirna South. 0409 923 723.HH-KK
FORD XF 93. Panel 0481$2506FPAAAJGCMPM77320.Van.ONO.StAlbans.213471.HH-KK
DRAWERS. Wooded chest. 4 drawers. FC. $10. Kinglake Central. 0411 283 297. BB-EE
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HOTPOINT Condenser Dryer. Rarely used. As new cond. Cost $600. Sell $150 ONO. Croydon. 0477 508 649.HH-KK
DINING. 7-piece colonial dining set. Melchair Dining Table with large cutlery drawer, 6 chairs (2 calvers) by Euro. Solid heavy timber table is 178 x 105 x 76. VGC. Price drastically reduced to $225 ONO. Frankston South. 0417 554 868.EE-HH
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