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Getting lucky: Beth Cole, Faye Mullen, Mel Whyte, Bridie Bond and Sanela Osmanovic backed Maluckyday at Wednesday’s Geelong Cup. For a race day report, turn to page three. Picture: John Conway. 89174
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GAWS crisis deepens GEELONG Animal Welfare Society is sliding into crisis amid union action, a member backlash and claims a family pet was accidentally killed. A former vice-president has also revealed that anonymous death threats drove members, staff, supporters and vets away from GAWS. Nadine Williams said staff forced out were still suffering anxiety and depression following a hostile Facebook campaign. The new crises include:
● life members challenging the board for sacking them over offences it refuses to specify; ● claims a Geelong family was shattered when its runaway Staffordshire terrier, ‘Sarge’, was wrongly euthanased after an administrative oversight; ● concerns dogs are being given away free after being desexed, cared for and immunised. ● a failure to reinstate a vital after-hours animal ambulance service decommissioned following threats against staff; and ● industrial disputes and the threat of union and legal action.
Ms Williams, one of seven former board and life members facing expulsion, said the previous administration had shortcomings but was moving toward reform when forced from office. Fifteen board members and 13 staff left after the successful campaign to introduce a no-kill policy. Ms Williams said animals were still being euthanased despite the policy. Dog deaths were down about 25 per cent but cat figures had changed little. “They tried to cover up the
killing of Sarge – I tabled the paperwork with the board. The family was devastated,” Ms Williams said. “They had a sick child and were back and forwards to hospital all the time. The dog kept getting out and was in and out of the shelter. “The owners asked staff not to put the animal down but the paperwork wasn’t properly checked.” Ms Williams, former board members and staff received anonymous death threats. No-kill supporters threat-
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Naked ambition goes clop for waterfront tossers BY NOEL MURPHY BY RIGHTS KLOP PLAYERS SHOULD BE NAKED BUT EVEN THE BRAVE FINNISH WOODCHOPPERS WHO DEVISED THE GAME BAULK AT THE PROSPECTS. Sense and sensibility being what they are, the weather’s usually too cold and the spectators only amused for so long, so to speak. The contemporary sport , in which chunks of wood are chucked at other chunks of wood, has become a game for sunny afternoons and beers in the park, like an Aussie social-cricketmatch-cum-barbie. James Baird, who will run an Aussie National Klop Titles on Geelong’s waterfront next month, advocated the game’s free-form qualities. “Yes, legend has it the game was
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Food ‘insecurity’ spreads BY JOHN VAN KLAVEREN “FOOD insecurity” is spreading in Geelong, according to a council report. The report said many residents were unable to consistently put nutritious food on tables, while “vulnerable communities” were paying the most for a standard-size basket of healthy food. Geelong’s homeless youth had a 41 per cent risk of food insecurity, the report said. Elderly residents of the northern Bellarine Peninsula had a 19 per cent rate of food insecurity. The average price of a standard healthy food basket for a typical family of four in Geelong was $472.46, eating up 36 per cent of the income of families on Centrelink benefits, the report said.
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Almost all agencies reported that food insecurity was an issue for clients, the report said. “Increasingly, the region’s food systems are becoming unsustainable.” The report advised council to prepare food policy addressing health and sustainability challenges in the region. The report defined food insecurity as limited or uncertain availability of nutritionally adequate, safe foods. Relief agencies faced increasing demand from individuals and families over the past two years due to rising food costs and job retrenchments, the report said.
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Boss in charge at cup By Michelle Herbison
A NEW solar power system will help teach climate change lessons to disadvantaged students at a “specialist school” in Whittington, according to their principal. MacKillop Specialist Education’s Ruth Hamilton said many of the students had “limited understanding of climate change issues”.
Road show Field of dreams: Fashions on the Field winner Rhiannon Gold, left, and headwear victor Jacqueline Rosso. To see more of John Conway’s Geelong Cup pictures, search ID number 89174 at starphotos.com.au.
Geelong fashions top of the classy By Cherie Donnellan LOCAL fashion was the winner of Fashions on the Field at the Geelong Cup. Geelong boutique owner Rhiannon Gold won the top prize, dressed head-to-toe in clothing and accessories from her store. Wearing a lavender Wayne Cooper dress and blushing pink Fiona Powell fascinator, Ms Gold was “happy to represent Gee-
long’s fashion boutiques”. Jacqueline Rosso dazzled judges in the headwear competition with a black headpiece by Geelong milliner Rebecca Share. Geelong Racing Club’s Jade Augustine said she “didn’t envy” the judging panel, which had to weight up a field of 105 female and 20 male entrants. “There’s a lot of quality in the field this year - a bit like the Gee-
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AN 83-YEAR-OLD Newcomb grandmother reported missing on Tuesday night “located” the next day in Melbourne’s west, according to police. The woman was last seen opposite Grovedale Hotel about 7.45pm before she turned up in Laverton on Wednesday.
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THREE-TIME Melbourne Cup winning jockey Glen Boss claimed victory at the 125th Geelong Cup with British-trained stayer Gatewood on Wednesday. The five-year-old equal-favourite raced ahead of the pack in the last 200 metres after trailing rank outsider Back in Black for much of the race. Boss thanked trainer John Gosden for his confidence to have him ride in the race. “I’d like to thank Centrebet for being involved in what is becoming one of the biggest races on the Australian calendar,” Boss said. Marcel Koren accepted the Geelong Cup on behalf on trainer John Gosden. “We were happy with the race. Now we are in the Melbourne Cup so we’re all happy,” he laughed. Geelong Racing Club president Paul Bongiorno said Gatewood put in an “outstanding performance” and was “brilliantly ridden”. “The history books will show that this race was one of the strongest ever. It was a small but elite field,” Bongiorno said. This year’s cup attracted seven runners, down from 13 in 2011 and 10 shy of the race’s 17-runner field limit. Peter Moody-trained Chateau Margaux came in second and equal-favourite Brigantin clinched third place. Before the race the crowd of nearly 18,000 stood for local singer Patty Bourke, who performed the national anthem unaccompanied. Inspector Carl Peers said the police presence at the event was similar to last year following an increase in numbers about two years ago. Melbourne-based officers and mounted police supported local members, he said. “In partnership with Geelong Racing Club’s security we’ve put the message out there that we won’t tolerate anti-social behavior.” Insp Peers thought racegoers were “getting the message”, with most “playing it smart”. “Over the past couple of years I’ve been very pleased with the crowd behavior at the Geelong Cup. Obviously the Geelong Cup is a precursor to the Melbourne Cup, so it attracts a lot of attention.”
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stage we have enough parts,” Ms Phipps said. “We’re working with Venture and other suppliers to source parts but at the moment we’re okay.” The Venture chroming facility was unlikely to resume operations for up to two months. Ms Phipps said none of the chrome parts were critical to manufacture and could feasibly be added at a later post-production stage if necessary. The parts strife comes as Ford finalises 330 redundancies across its two Australian plants. Unions expect the cuts,
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Panel rejects servo’s plans BY JOHN VAN KLAVEREN A COUNCIL panel has knocked back an application to expand roadhouse facilities at Batesford with a four-unit motel. The operators of Mortimer Petroleum Batesford Roadhouse also wanted to add a car and truck wash and extend the building with features including a kitchen and dining area. The rejected plan showed proposed upgrades and relocation of bowsers and a canopy over the roadhouse’s diesel and LPG area. A panel report said the front section of the 1.6-hectare site had been used as a petrol station for 25 years. Council also received “numerous complaints” about use of the rear section of the site for truck parking. The report said council wrote
to the owners several times to tell them truck parking on the rear section was illegal. The report said council threatened legal proceedings if the rear section continued to be used as a “transport terminal” and if the area remained unfenced. The panel said the operators also faced a council enforcement order over “illegal works”. A City of Greater Geelong spokesperson said the roadhouse owners could appeal to Victorian Civil and Administrative Tribunal (VCAT). “If there is no appeal the City will commence enforcement proceedings.” Roadhouse manager Michael Watkins said the application sought to alleviate dangers associated with large trucks that used the site. “It’s getting dangerous with the size of the trucks coming in,”
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Gagging on Labor RICHARD Marles advises the Victorian parliament how to do its job, so does Darren Cheeseman. They are so vocal we would be forgiven in thinking there are no ALP Lower House members in Geelong at all when in fact, with the exception of Liberal Member for South Barwon Andrew Katos, all are Labor people. The Liberals barely hold power in the Victorian Government, so they can hardly be called a powerhouse. Why, then, are Ian Trezise, John Eren, and Lisa Neville seemingly afraid to stand up for Geelong? That’s what they were elected for and what they are being paid for - it’s their job. Do they prefer to let state Labor leader Daniel
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Election letdown CONGRATULATIONS to City of Greater Geelong customer service/support officers who have provided unfailing courtesy and support to the 1000-plus enquirers over the past weeks leading up to council elections. Their jobs were made doubly hard and stressful by ambiguous, untimely information from Victorian Electoral Commission to eligible voters regarding the absence of ballot papers, unclear information regarding return envelopes and the like. Because of this failure, council has borne additional staffing and financial costs of election advertising, communication and correcting election information, none of which are its job. Our officers, innocent of any wrongdoing, have borne the brunt of uncalled-for abusiveness of people who in their frustration have vented their spleens during phone contacts. Victoria’s municipalities are required to pay in-
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INGREDIENTS
(can use 1/2 white 1/2 w’meal)
> 2 teaspoons of salt > 1 teaspoon of sugar > Small can of Beer > Sesame seeds optional
1. Pre heat oven 375° (190°) 2. Oil lightly (spray) loaf tin 3. Sift the flour, salt and sugar together 4. Stir in small can of beer 5. Can sprinkle with seasame seeds 6. Test after 30 minutes. Allow to cool before cutting By Beth Wright
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READER’S RECIPE > 3 cups self raising flour
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GROVEDALE’S Sandstone Cafe has built a reputation for delighting diners with quality food and service. Head chef Simon Parrott describes Sandstone as a “restaurant disguised as a cafe”, nestled in suburbia. Simon believes the cafe encourages diners to embrace the region’s emerging quality dining and cafe culture. “Geelong previously lacked quality food and service outside the CBD but people are now recognising the importance of solid suburban venues,” he says. Simon celebrates the cafe’s contemporary Australia menu with a seafood specialty. “For quality-cooked fish, visit us.” Sandstone Cafe is family-friendly and will cater to everyone’s dietary requirement. Simon recommends booking early for the festive season. “Christmas is fast approaching and we’re happy to host any function.” Sandstone Café also hosts birthday, wedding and corporate functions as well as offering off-site catering. The venue can host 130 guests for standup functions or 85 at seated events. The cafe’s courtyard is perfect for breakfast and lunch this spring, open seven days. Diners sitting inside can enjoy the Sun through the cafe’s big windows. “It’s a very bright, warm venue,” Simon says. The fully licensed venue is also open for dinner from 6pm Fridays and Saturdays, with a wide variety of local wines, beers and ciders available. Sandstone Cafe is at 284 Torquay Rd, phone 5244 2343 or visit www.sandstonecafe.com.au.
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Scanner boosts eye care GEELONG, Bellarine Peninsula and Surf Coast residents now have access to worldleading eye care technology thanks to an exclusive new Optos Ultra-Wide retinal scanner at OPSM Waurn Ponds. A$20 million agreement between OPSM and UKbased Optos PLC for the innovative, sight-saving Optos Daytona device is the first of its kind in the world and represents the biggest investment in eye care in the 80-year history of the OPSM brand. The result is a high-resolution, high-contrast comprehensive 200-degree view, capturing up to 82 per cent of the retina in one image. By comparison, traditional retinal exams only allow the inspection of a small portion of the retina at a time. For example, conventional retinal cameras allow only a 45-degree view, less than a quarter of that offered by the Optos. OPSM Waurn Ponds ophthalmologist Rowan Prendergast says the high-resolution digital images are securely stored for later comparison and can also be shared with other providers, such as GPs or ophthalmologists. “OPSM continues to make every effort to raise the eye care standard in the Geelong region,” Mr Prendergast says. “The Optos digital retinal scanner offers a vastly wider
image than has previously been available from standard retinal cameras and provides the most effective way for me to thoroughly examine my patients’ eyes to detect eye disease. “Early detection, in many cases, means management and prevention of long-term issues. “I highly recommend this technology to those who have diabetes, high blood pressure, high cholesterol or a family history of eye disease such as macular degeneration or glaucoma.” Research conducted by OPSM found an estimated 2 million Australians aged between 18 and 44 have either never had their eyes tested or have failed to get them tested in the past five years. “It’s never too early for people to have their eyes checked,” Mr Prendergast says. “The key is to detect eye conditions as early as possible, especially when 80 per cent of blindness is preventable.” The exclusive technology is available at OPSM Waurn Ponds. Books are available online at www.opsm.com.au or by phoning 5243 9288. More information is available by phoning Mr Prendergast at OPSM Waurn Ponds on 5243 9288 or emailing him on rowan.prendergast@ opsm.com.au
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172 Fyans St, Sth Geelong
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ALL CARS MUST BE SOLD
RETIREMENT SALE 2000 MITSUBISHI LANCER COUPE
1986 TOYOTA HIACE CAMPERVAN P/S DIESEL
5 Sp Diesel, A/C, P/S. ROT 096
DRIVEAWAY
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$11,000 $
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VRX
$6,500
2003 20 03 NISSAN NISS X-TRAIL
1997 FORD FALCON FUTURA WAGON
V6, A/C, P/S, 5SP. SHX-272
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1998 COMMODORE COMMODO VS UTE
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$14,000
$1,500 $
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3 SEATER
$10,000
1997 FORD FALCON SEDAN
1995 TOYOTA COROLLA SEDAN
Auto, Dual Fuel. PAD 044
1.8 ltr Auto, A/c, P/S. NHI-606
DUAL FUEL
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$4,000 $
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FINANCE AVAILABLE T.A.P.
Duel fuel: The Kia Grand Carnival now comes with the choice of petrol or diesel power.
Deadline: 5pm Tuesdays Photo Deadline: 4pm Tuesdays
BOAT, 12ft, aluminium, 15HP, outboard, includes trailer, both registered, $1,000. 5275-3963. OUT BOARD MOTOR, Johnson, 60HP, Sea Horse. $1,500. 5278-5895 or 0417 785 895.
CARAVANS & TRAILERS CARAVANS/TRAILERS wanted. Any condition. Call 0438 866 434.
JAYCO, Destiny, pop-top caravan, 2006, EC, 13’x8’, double bed, full annexe, extras. $22,000ono. 0400 310 327.
STATESMAN, Poptop, 1988, 13ft, full annexe, 3 berth, full oven, 3 way fridge, microwave, electric brakes, storage boxes, new tyres, spare, extra’s. $7,500. 0418 517 722. Lara.
JAYCO, Pop top, 15’, single beds, annexe, floor, extras, EC. $16,000. 0410 632 695.
JAYCO, poptop, 1986, 15’x7’, annexe plus extras, 2 single beds, VGC. $8,500 neg. 5250-1950. Leopold.
TRAILERS, largest range, best prices, 1/56 Sun Street, Geelong. Phone 5248 6070. bigtrailerwarehouse.com.au
MERCEDES, Sprinter, turbo diesel, automatic, shower/toilet, swivel seats, solar system, awning, AC, diesel heating, hot water, TV, CB radio, bullbar, twin single/queen bed, 52,000kms, BN-35-UH. $79,900. 5251-1344.
CARAVAN ON SITE, Camperdown, Vic, Permanent, remove, 8 berth, aluminium, annexe, good location. $11,000. 0419 891 007. CRUSADOR, pop-top, 2005, 18’, 2 singles, microwave, television, air-con, used only 6 weeks, EC, as new. $26,000. Phone 52436096.
TANDEM TILTA TRAILER, 2011, specifications refer www.tiltatrailer.com.au, registered Feb 2013. $5,750. Phone John: 5253-1678, 0429 324 666. Clifton Springs.
ROYAL FLAIR, 2006, 17’, offroad, solar, double bed, lounge, front kitchen, microwave, independent suspension, roll out awning. $29,800. 5250-2387.
MOTOR VEHICLES FORD, PJ Ranger, XL crew cab, 4x4, 2008, tonneau towbar, 87,000kms, 12 months reg, RWC, YIT-223. $22,500ono. 0423 503 182. HOLDEN, VR, Berlina, V6, gas, 258,000kms, reg 10/12, VGC, new tyres, PFP-976. $5,900ono. 0488 989 011.
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TOYOTA, Seca, 1993, red 5 door, auto, AC, PS, CD, RWC, reg. until 11/12., ideal first car, SAK-021. $3,800ono. 0450 489 070.
AAA Mitch’s Car Removals and Towing. Cash paid for complete vehicles, also scrap metal and farm machinery. Phone 0420 671 711. LMCT 10724
HOLDEN, VX Lumina, silver, wagon, auto, A/C, PS, electric windows, CD player, air bags, full service history, sold with current RWC, RFW-421. $7,800ono. 0450 489 070.
TOYOTA, Hiace, 1994, 2.4 petrol, SWB, 361,000kms, manual, reg 01/13, QYN206, RWC. $3,500. 0405 961 251.
TOYOTA, Landcruiser, 1989, tray, diesel, towbar, bullbar and heavy duty suspension, 360,000kms, fair condition, engine needs work, no RWC, PBH-934. $4,200ono. 0413 571 032.
ABC CAR REMOVALS CASH PAID $50 - $500
KAWASAKI, GPX, 250R, 2005, reg 07/13, always garaged, never dropped, 22,400kms, EC-106. $2,200ono. 0404 081 449. Herne Hill.
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TOYOTA, Landcruiser, 2004, metallic gold, EC, 330,000kms, SUR-707. $30,000. 0418 362 365.
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SCOOTER, 2009, Kymco, Ego 250, 5,500kms, digital display, as new condition, reg, HO-110. $3,000. O431 485 195.
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DRIVEAWAY Auto, A/C, P/S, P/Windows, ABS, Dual Airbags, Cruise, Low Kms. TCH-658
DRIVEAWAY Auto, A/C, P/S, P/Windows, ABS Brakes, Dual Airbags, Alloy Wheels, Low Kms. WLU-388
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07 HOLDEN ASTRA CD WAGON
08 HOLDEN ASTA CD WAGON
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FRONT & SIDE AIRBAGS
$40.02pw
DRIVEAWAY Auto, A/C, P/S, P/Windows, ABS Brakes, Front and Side Airbags, CD Player, Service History. XZI-328
08 FORD FOCUS GL HATCH
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$50.03pw
DRIVEAWAY Auto Trans, A/c, P/S, P/W, ABS Brakes, CD PLayer with Premium Sound, Only 70,000 Kms. S/N 1227
$16,673.50
08 TOYOTA COLLA ASENT HATCH BACK
08 FORD XR 6 TRAY
17
$53.36pw
$15,633.50
$60.02pw
DRIVEAWAY Auto, A/C, P/S, P/Windows, ABS Brakes, Dual Airbags, Alloy Wheels. USE-334
$17,713.50
$50.03pw
06 HONDA ODYSSEY PEOPLE MOVER
21
$60.02pw
DRIVEAWAY Auto, A/C, P/S, P/Windows, ABS, 4 x Airbags, Cruise, Tow Bar, Alloys, Excellent Service History. UQN-313
ONE TONNE
$16,673.50
19
$56.69pw
DRIVEAWAY Auto, A/C, P/S, P/Windows, Alloys, Alloy Tray, Tow Bar, Bucket Seats. WHX-576
03 MITSUBISHI PAJERO GLS OG S WAGON GO
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07 GOLF GT SPORT TSI 06 MAZDA TRIBUTE V6 SUV
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PAYMENTS BASED ON 60 MONTHS WITH 35% DEPOSIT EXCLUDING ON ROAD COSTS @ 11.95% T.A.P. TOTAL REPAYMENTS 1. $34,320.00 2.$12,139.40 3.$17,771.00 4. $5207.80 5. $7807.0 6. $8673.60 7.$9539.40 8.$9539.40 9. $10405.20 10. $11,273.60 11. $11,273.60 12. $11,273.60 13. $12,139.40 14. $13,007.80 15. $13,007.80 16. $13,873.60 17. $14739.40 18.$14,739.40 19.$14739.40 20. $15,605.20 21. $19,505.20 22. $22,105.20 23.$31,680.00. SEE DEALERSHIP FOR DETAILS.
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WHEN the Kia Carnival people mover was launched in Australia in September 1999 with a price tag significantly below that of similarly-sized vehicles from Toyota, Honda and Chrysler it immediately took off in the sales race. It has since frequently sat at number one spot in the people mover category. That original Carnival was obviously built down to a price, but the South Koreans are experts at getting a lot out of their vehicles for a modest design budget. It also had some wellpublicised problems mainly with cylinder head gasket failures in the small 2.5-litre V6 engine but Kia repaired most defective engines under warranty, even when vehicles were technically beyond the warranty period. The Kia Grand Carnival was added to the range in January 2006 with a 3.8-litre V6 that provided a fair bit more performance than the smaller sixes, even though the vehicle was larger and heavier than the Carnival. The two vehicles sold alongside each other until early 2011 when the smaller Carnival was eventually discontinued. At the same time Grand Carnival was given a major revamp, with new features, more power and the introduction of a fuel efficient sixspeed automatic transmission in every variant. Those looking for an entry level price can now buy a 2012 model year Grand Carnival S for $38,990. This model will have the 3.5-litre V6 engine in place of the 2.7-litre unit used in the smaller and lighter Carnival S. As it’s operating at the lower-cost end of the market, there’s no turbo-diesel option in the Grand Carnival S. A diesel engine is also available. A new four-cylinder Kia design that produces 143 kW of power and a huge 429 Newton metres of torque it gives the fully loaded Grand Carnival real grunt when climbing steep hills, all the more so with the extra ratio being offered in the auto. Petrol power continues to be offered on all models, and the 3.5-litre puts out a silky 202 kilowatts of power. Feature upgrades see the Grand Carnival getting Bluetooth connectivity, and audio controls on the steering wheel.
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Grand Carnival Si now comes with alloy wheels, roof rails and rearseat controls for the air conditioning. These features are also installed on the Grand Carnival SLi and the topline Platinum. Kia Grand Carnival people mover is a large vehicle with lots of space inside. There’s seating for eight adults, two in front bucket seats; three in the second row, each in their own bucket seat; and a further three in a bench seat at the rear. All the seats have good legroom and are of a reasonable width, although passengers in the rearmost seats will find themselves sitting with their knees up as the floor is rather high. Access to the rearmost seats isn’t too difficult for the young and agile, but others may find it a hassle. Luggage space is excellent, even with all the seats in use and the boot is very deep, partly because of the location of a small temporary spare tyre underneath the vehicle, at the rightcentre of the cabin floor. A full sized flat tyre can’t be stored in that area, but Kia supplies a plastic bag in which to store the flat. When you are not using the rear seats of the Grand Carnival they fold down into that deep recess in the base of the boot, leaving a neat flat floor. The three seats in the centre row double-fold forwards to further increase load space and can even be removed completely to create even more room. The sheer length of the Grand Carnival can cause problems when parking at the kerb-side, but isn’t likely to be a problem in off-street carparks that have sufficient length. Height is seldom a problem as the Kia Grand Carnival is lower than most 4WDs. Ride comfort in the big Kia is good on most road surfaces, but big bumps and corrugations do trouble it at times. Handling at slow to moderate speeds is fine but at anything higher it verges on being sloppy. Strong understeer scrubs off speed and puts the Grand Carnival back on line if you are over ambitious when cornering. The Grand Carnival tops the people mover sales tree in Australia, with more than one in three of new people movers sold here being from Kia.
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able to give any help. The side was eventually dismissed for 146. Unlike on Saturday, the Cats bowlers struggled to have an impact early as the visitors cruised to a six-wicket win. Tomorrow sees the start of the twoday fixtures, with Geelong travelling to Windy Hill to take on Essendon. Geelong coach Damian Shanahan will hope the longer format gives his team a chance to knuckle down and find some form. In Geelong Cricket Association an early season top-of-the-table clash between South Barwon and East Belmont looks like being a tasty encounter.
Both teams have been in the runs early, with Clinton Peake scoring a massive 167 not-out last game against St Joseph’s, while Andrew Ross, 80, and Jacob Waterson, 59, have found early season touch. And for the Lions, import John Kettle and skipper Chris Bambury both have half centuries chalked up already, while Shaun Hooley looked settled last week. It seems the team that bowls well will gain the upper hand. The Lions will welcome back Dave Lineen from a groin complaint, while Phil Halbish and Joel Davies lead an impressive Swans bowling line-up. This extra bowling depth should see South Barwon take the points. Other selections: HIGHTON v Leopold, Bell Post Hill v NORTH GEELONG, Geelong City v NEWTOWN & CHILWELL, GROVEDALE v Geelong West. Modewarre has jumped out of the blocks to remain undefeated in division
two so far. New coach Michael Brown has brought a wealth of experience to the newly promoted club as it adjusts to life on turf wickets. This week it hosts powerhouse St Albans Breakwater, which bounced back smartly from a first-round loss to Waurn Ponds with a six-wicket victory against Torquay. The key members of the Modewarre top order in Jack Hosking, Tim McFarlane and Shane Dillon will be keen to test their skills against the star-studded Saints bowling line-up of Justin Miller, Jason Murray and Chris Jones. Modewarre will put up a good fight but St Albans Breakwater will prove too strong. Other selections: ST PETER’S v Guild St Mary’s, Torquay v MANIFOLD HEIGHTS, Waurn Ponds v MURGHEBOLUC, Marshall v NEWCOMB & DISTRICT, THOMSON v Alexander Thomson. Division three has started in its usual
blaze of glory, with a trio of outright results already last week. This season more than ever, all teams wanting to participate in the finals will need to be at the top of their game every single week because each point could be crucial come season’s end. This week Meredith and Winchelsea, both traditionally strong at this level, face off in an early season encounter that could go a long way towards telling us who has genuine claims to early favouritism. Ty Watts starred for Meredith last week with a massive 130, while for Winchelsea Matthew Partridge top scored with 46 and chimed in with two wickets. Meredith looks like having the depth to get the win in this one. Other selections: Little River v LETHBRIDGE, North Shore v TEESDALE, Bell Park v SHELFORD, Bannockburn v Inverleigh, Corio Bye.
Hardy and patient find snapper, whiting during quiet time On the
bite Brian Long
WINDY weather kept many anglers on shore over the past week but counterparts who braved the elements returned with respectable catches. Snapper captures were down, with the best reports coming from anglers who fished an hour or so either side of sunset. Paul Hammer’s tally between 7pm and 8.30pm Saturday was three fish around 3kg each and caught on pilchard. Another angler nearby also caught fish around the same time, returning with three, the largest estimated to be over 6kg. Glenn Welsh found protection from the wind between the North Shore rocks and the channel where he caught two snapper of 3.8kg and 4.3kg on fresh squid strips. Patience paid off for Ballarat’s Daniel Nestor who fished Wilson Spit for six hours until he boated a magnificent 82cm snapper. Damian Knowles worked soft plastics over the Stingaree Bay spoil grounds to find reasonable numbers of quality flathead along with a few pike and small snapper. However, all changed at 6.30pm when his rod folded with what turned out to be a 4.7kg snapper. Anglers also chased salmon and pike on the bay, with casting and trolling small lures a viable option.
KING FOR A DAY... Richard Caldararo with a 35kg kingfish in New Zealand. Salmon were working both Stingaree Bay and near Alcoa Pier, with the surface activity generally given them away. Pike were available on the inshore grass beds at present and, for land-based anglers, on the rocks at North Shore. Good numbers of squid were taken from the grass beds off Hermsley. Most were small but bag-limit captures were common, with the bigger squid between St Leonards and Queenscliff. Whiting captures were down, with milky coloured water requiring many moves to find fish. The average size was 33cm to 35cm, with fresh squid the
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snapper and gummy shark from beaches and rocks. The best snapper reports were from Black Rock at the Breamlea end, while a few big gummy shark were caught at Roadknight on fresh bait. Offshore winds and clean water produced reasonable numbers of salmon to 1.5kg further down the coast, with lure the best method on the deeper water rock platforms. The Barwon River in Geelong hosted plenty. Harrison Phillips fished along the rowing course with corn and bread baits to grass 16 carp to more than 6kg in two outings.
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stand-out bait. Werribee’s Mario Caldwell fished the shore at Point Lillias where he found the flathead well and truly on the bite in the rough conditions He returned with a bag of 16, the biggest a beauty of 1.4kg. Daniel Shorten also found quality flathead while drifting between Bird Rock and the quarries. He caught plenty of fish to 58cm on blue and whitebait. Trevally were caught in the cut at Queenscliff, with the slack water around high tide best. Soft plastics accounted for the best captures. Surf anglers began catching more
Harrison advised anyone targeting catch carp to use plenty of berley. Gordon Farnsworth fished the running water at Buckley Falls for two nice trout on small Rapala lures. Working the running water, Gordon caught quite a few fish bit most were small. Shaun Dennis spun the junction of both the Leigh and Barwon rivers, landing a few redfin. Most were small but one reddie was 955g. Lake Tooliorook remained the best option for trout and redfin. Trolling Tassie Devils has worked on the trout, while vibe-style lures have caught redfin in the open sections of the lake. Shore anglers should use Powerbait in the orange colour. Anglers should keep an eye on Wurdee Buloc Reservoir. While far from red hot, it has produced some quality trout over 2kg on lures and worms. Richard Caldararo lived the dream recently in Tauranga, New Zealand, landing an awesome 35kg kingfish on a knife jig. Dragging the fish up from around 90m was a mammoth task but one Richard will never forget. Corio Bay should remain a great option this weekend for lure enthusiasts, with salmon and pike in good numbers around Alcoa Pier or out in front of the grammar school lagoon on the early-afternoon high tides. Freshwater anglers wanting a big trout could fish Deep Lake on lure through the middle part of the day. Send reports and photos to info@raylongtackle.com.au or visit Brian at Ray Long’s Fishing World, 105 Shannon Ave, Manifold Heights.
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