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Arson
trial
begins
THE then-owner of
the Junction Hotel
at Ravenswood and
his son are standing
trial in Bendigo after
pleading not guilty
to arson for gain.
Jozef Jansen, 65, and
Remco Jansen, 42,
faced the first day of
the trial on Tuesday,
when the court was
told about the months
leading up to the fire
on June 9, 2014, and
the insurance claims
made in the months
after.
Story Page 4 DESTROYED: Fire engulfed the Junction Hotel at Ravenswood on June 9, 2014. Its then-owner and his son are standing trial for arson for gain.

DESPICABLE
Burglar steals mobility scooter keys while elderly man sleeps
BY ASHLEY FRITSCH
BENDIGO police are warn-
ing people to hide their car
keys and secure their prop-
erties after a string of crimes
across the city.
Multiple vehicles were sto-
len, a business was ram-raid-
ed and an elderly man was
the victim of a home invasion
while he slept.
The 89-year-old man was
left shaken after someone
entered his bedroom at
his home in Broad Parade,
Spring Gully, overnight
on Sunday.
The offender stole the
mans computer, mobile
phone, some cash, and the
keys to his mobility scooter.
Detective Sergeant Steve
Rainey said it was an outra-
geous crime where the thief
had taken items that helped
the man maintain his inde-
pendence.
Its just a despicable
crime that an elderly person
has been subjected to this
sort of invasion in his home,
he said.
Hes really shaken up.
The home invasion follows
a string of crimes in the Ea-
glehawk-Long Gully area at
the weekend.
Detective Sergeant Rainey
said motor vehicle thefts
during burglaries were be-
coming more prevalent and
offenders were showing a to-
tal lack of regard for victims.
The offenders have be-
come brazen and callous, he
said.
They are happy to break
in at any time of the day or
night and steal cars.
Detective Sergeant Rainey
asked people to be vigilant in
light of the weekends crimes
and to secure their property.
He urged people to not
leave their car keys in visible
locations inside the house,
such as the kitchen table or
next to the front door.
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NEWS
Cleaning
works to
aid water
quality
COLIBAN Water is carrying
out water mains cleaning
in its Kyneton, Malmsbury
and Tylden networks during
September and October as
part of its ongoing mainte-
nance program.
Coliban assets and opera-
tions manager Steve Dunlop
said the works would result in
some minor interruptions
to customers water supply.
We will notify customers
of the interruption times pri-
or to the start of the works so
they can store sufficient wa-
ter for their needs, he said. INVESTIGATORS: Police at the scene of the alleged stabbing murder in Pauline Court, Kangaroo Flat, on Christmas Eve last year.
Where possible we have
taken into consideration the
businesses and properties
affected to schedule works
at the most convenient time.
We will be working in areas
with schools during the term
Victim had weapons
break and the works in some BY JASON WALLS court Mr Johnston was sell- We used to call it his rant her daughter during the re- ment, telling her Ive killed
of the commercial areas will ing drugs out of the house mode and he would just lationship, including black my boy and I cant believe
be done during the night. A COURT has heard the and had weapons, including sound off, she said. eyes and an apparent bro- it happened.
Mr Dunlop said the work mother of a woman accused a baseball bat with nails If he didn't kill her in ken nose. Matt brought the knife
was important to ensure the of murdering her partner on sticking out of it and barbed some way shape or form, She worshiped the into the argument and said
continued delivery of safe Christmas Eve feared for her wire wrapped around it, he was going to sell her off ground he walked on but for her to leave she had to kill
drinking water that meets daughters life in the lead-up hanging on the walls. for drugs. the reality is he controlled him, she said.
Australian Drinking Water to the alleged stabbing. Ms Stallinga said Mr Ms Stallinga said Mr John- almost every moment of her Ms Stallinga said her
Guidelines and also helped Elise Walker, 34, faced the Johnston was spiraling into son could be lovely and day, she said. daughter was still shattered
in protecting the integrity of Bendigo Magistrates Court a rant and revenge cycle she sometimes saw the Matt On the night of the alleged by what had occurred.
the water supply network. on Tuesday, charged with and plotting revenge on my daughter fell in love with, murder, Ms Stallinga said Ms At the end of the day, be-
The cleaning program for murdering Matthew John- anyone that has wronged but then just as quickly he Walker told her she didnt cause of that action the man
Kyneton will commence on ston, 37, in their Kangaroo him and spoke about beat- would spiral down into this remember stabbing Mr that she loved died, she said.
September 13 with works Flat home last year. ing people with the baseball cycle of violence. Johnston but recalled hold- The hearing continues be-
in Malmsbury and Tylden Ms Walkers mother, Jac- bat and cutting them up with She said she had noticed ing the knife in her hand and fore magistrate Bruce Cottrill
to follow. queline Stallinga, told the a chainsaw. unexplained bruising on making a sideways move- on Wednesday.

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NEWS

Hotel
arson
trial INVESTIGATION: The
Bomb Response Unit on

begins scene in Long Gully.

BY ADAM HOLMES
THE sale of the Junction
Hotel at Ravenswood fell
through three days before it
was destroyed by fire, a court
has been told.
The hotels then-owner
Jozef Jansen, 65, and his
son Remco Jansen, 42, are
standing trial in the Bendi-
go County Court after both
pleaded not guilty to a charge
of arson for gain.
Jozef Jansen is also
charged with obtaining
property by deception for
allegedly receiving insurance
payouts from APIA totaling
more than $300,000.
The hotel on the Calder
Highway was destroyed
by fire on the night of June
9, 2014.
In the prosecution open-
ing, Kevin Doyle outlined
the alleged unenviable
financial position of the
Jansens as they attempted to
sell the Junction Hotel before
the fire.
He said the Common-
wealth Bank sent Jozef
Jansen a default notice of
almost $129,000 in May 2014.
A buyer paid Jansen de-
posits of $2000 and $20,000
with a view of purchasing
the hotel, but pulled out of
the deal on June 6 when he
found out about a VicRoads
overlay on the property.
That same day, Jansens
wife booked them into a mo-
tel in Moama for the night of
June 9.
The couple took their dog
with them, the court heard.
Mr Doyle also alleged the
Jansens took a framed pho-
tograph of their deceased
son, and an antique clock
items of sentimental value.
Police obtained text mes-
sages between Jozef and
Remco Jansen, including an
exchange between the pair
from 5.11pm.
Jozef Jansen allegedly told
Remco, tell him to do it, to
which Remco replied, you
want me to move it along?
The pair allegedly ex-
changed text messages after
the fire started about 9.30pm,
in which Remco tells Jozef
Jansen about a big fire in
the area. Jozef allegedly told
him to delete the messages,
the court was told.
Police began tracing calls
between the two men from
September 17. They alleg-
edly discussed each oth-
ers evidence.
Mr Doyle claimed there
were discrepancies in their
evidence about the framed
photograph.
The court heard two arson
chemists one from police,
one from APIA concluded
the fire started in the hotel
office. The APIA arson chem-
ist claimed the fire started via
an overloaded powerboard.
David Gray, acting for
Jozef Jansen, said there was
no evidence of inflammable
material and the fire was an
electrical malfunction.
The trial continues.
Bomb
squad
called to
Bendigo
POLICE are investigating af-
ter a suspicious package was
found in the front yard of a
house in Long Gully.
The Bendigo Advertiser
understands the suspicious
package was a homemade
explosive device.
Police were called to the
scene in Energetic Street
about 1.40am on Tuesday
following reports of people
smashing windows.
The package was discov-
ered in the front yard and
police remained on scene
throughout the morning.
Energetic Street was par-
tially blocked while the Bomb
TRIAL: Then-owner of the Junction Hotel Jozef Jansen has pleaded not guilty to Response Unit was called to
charges of arson for gain and obtaining property by deception. the scene before 8am.
Forensic investigators and
an arson chemist attended
the house later in the day.
A 41-year-old woman who
was a resident of the house
was not injured as a result of
the incident.
A 45-year-old Long Gully
woman has been spoken to
by police and released pend-
ing further inquiries.
Anyone with information
is urged to contact Crime
Stoppers on 1800 300 000 or
make a confidential report
AFTERMATH: The Junction Hotel on the Calder Highway at Ravenswood the day after online at www.crimestop-
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NEWS

Marriage stance embraced

BY NATALIE CROXON

BUSINESS representative
body Be.Bendigos support
of same-sex marriage has
been welcomed by the LG-
BTI community and those
calling for a yes vote in the
upcoming postal survey on
the issue.
Yesterday Be.Bendigo re-
leased a video featuring var-
ious local business owners
talking about why they sup-
ported marriage equality, PLEASED: Ashlyn McDonald, Alex Collins
along with a statement. and Jack Surplice welcome the support.
Those appearing in the Picture: NONI HYETT
video said making a public
statement was about sup-
porting friends and family,
and taking a stance that peo-
ple should be able to marry
who they loved.
University student Alex
Collins said it was easy to
get caught up in the hateful
messages that had emerged
in the lead-up to the postal
survey and forget the sup-
port that was out there, but
seeing supportive posters
and hearing such statements
was heartwarming. SUPPORT: City of Greater Bendigo
Ashlyn McDonald said councillor Jennifer Alden with Nathan
it was important to see the INCLUSION: Tim Peppard, Leah Sertori, Harry McAnulty, and Jayson Tayeh. Picture: NONI HYETT Wingrave. Picture: NONI HYETT
business community, as
such a large part of the wider Bendigo Says Yes campaign, lic show of support would announced, she said, but to were key to achieving the Bendigo Says Yes co-chair
Bendigo community, com- said she thought the busi- help normalise the concept have the business communi- business communitys goal Harry McAnulty said the
ing out in support of LGB- ness communitys position of same-sex marriage and ty show support made them of a vibrant and prosper- campaigners were talking to
TI residents. would influence those who demonstrate that it was noth- feel safer. ous community. the council about supporting
For Jack Surplice, the still on the fence about the ing to be concerned about. At the announcement of She said the response the LGBTI community in this
stance was a demonstration issue to vote in support of Many of her friends were Be.Bendigos position on from members had been time, and would continue
of standing up for the values marriage equality in the up- struggling with the nas- Tuesday, chief executive of- overwhelmingly positive to have conversations with
of love, equality and fairness. coming postal survey. tiness that had surfaced ficer Leah Sertori said diver- and there had been no neg- business leaders to make a
Tash Joyce, co-chair of the Ms Joyce said the pub- since the postal survey was sity, tolerance and inclusion ative feedback. yes vote a reality.

Medium-density development debated

OPPOSITION to Bendi-
gos first large-scale medi-
um-density housing devel-
opment was misguided
and misconceived, a state
government planning com-
mittee has heard.
The Lansell Crest devel-
opment in East Bendigo,
which would see more than
100 new homes fill an empty
block close to the city, was
opposed by close to 100 res-
idents through submissions
to the City of Greater Bendigo
in May, many of whom disa-
greed with the size and close
proximity of the proposed
lots. A lawyer representing
developer Birchgrove Prop-
erty told a planning advisory
committee convened to
address the submissions
the project addressed a gap
in the local housing market.
Its not about the size of the
lot, it's about the dwelling
diversity it provides, John
Cicero said.
The planning scheme
amendment proposes to
build 104 dwellings from 85
to 350 sqm, ranging from
two to five-bedroom houses,
some of which will be triple
storey. Its about opening
up the housing market to
as many people as possible
across a price range than
enables all persons whatever
their economic or social sta-
tus to have the opportunity
of buying or indeed renting
a home in this location, Mr
Cicero said. A City of Great- planning committee, which
er Bendigo staff member sits for three days this week,
told the hearing: The city will provide a recommen-
is satisfied that the site is dation on the development
capable of more intensive to City of Greater Bendigo
residential development. councillors. A decision,
The three-person independ- which could set a precedent
ent panel will hear evidence for local medium-density
from planning and traffic housing developments in the
experts, along with local ob- future, will be made by the
jectors to the proposal. The planning minister.

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NEWS

Nutrition,
stress top
health topics
ORGANISATIONS are seek-
ing to boost opportunities
for women to be physically
active, after a study high-
lighted womens priorities
for a healthful lifestyle.
Healthy eating, natural
therapies, exercise, weight
loss and stress management
ranked among the topics
women responding to the
2017 Jean Hailes Womens
Health Survey most wanted
to learn more about.
More than 10,000 women
participated in the survey.
Lauren Fawcett, of Sports
Focus, said making physical
activity more accessible and
attractive to women was the
focus of increased resources
and attention.
National sporting codes
are investing more mon-
ey into womens leagues,
prompting increased partic-
ipation in sports such as AFL
and cricket.
But Mrs Fawcett said not
all women appreciated the
competitive environment
organised sport offered.
Sports Focus offers a series
of free, female-only activities
in Bendigo to encourage
women to explore other
forms of physical activity,
such as squash and dance.
Children are wel-
come to attend Miss Me-
time sessions.
While Mrs Fawcett said
there were a range of factors
affecting womens participa-
tion in physical activity.
The biggest challenge is
still trying to motivate people
to get there, she said.
Bendigo Health healthy
communities team project
officer Stephen Barrett said
the benefits of being physi-
cally active were numerous,
and fairly well known.
The awareness is pretty
well out there, he said.
He said the difficulty, for
many women, was finding
the time to do it, and taking
the time to do it.
Bendigo Community
Health Services sexual health
nurse Mary-Anne McClus-
key highlighted the pressures
women experienced.
Stress and anxiety are a
big factor in young peoples
lives, she said.
But she noted women of
all ages had emotional well-
ness concerns.
Probably the most chal-
lenging thing is just to have
a life balance, Ms McClus-
key said.
About 40 per cent of wom-
en have been diagnosed with
depression or anxiety, the
Jean Hailes study found, with
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NEWS

VISION: Fernwood Fitness

founder Diana Williams.
Picture: PAUL JONES

Tired,
busy:
fitness
barriers
WHEN Diana Williams was
using a mixed gym almost 30
years ago, few other women
were doing weight training.
The Fernwood Fitness
founder believes the indus-
try has become much more
female-friendly.
But about 60 per cent of
women are doing less than
2.5 hours of moderate phys-
ical activity each week, ac-
cording to a survey.
This years Jean Hailes
Womens Health Survey PLANNING AHEAD: Women's Health Loddon Mallee executive officer Tricia Currie looks to the future of women's health. Picture: EMMA D'AGOSTINO
found tiredness and being
time poor were the main bar-
riers to exercise for the more
than 10,000 respondents.
Ms Williams found the fig-
ures unsurprising.
Women tend to put them-
Sexual health in focus
selves last when it comes to BY EMMA D'AGOSTINO women in the region. We really need womens health and wellbeing, Pro- well above the state average,
exercise, she said. One of the strategys aims voices in this work. fessor Temple-Smith said and almost double of that
Its something you have ACCESS remains one of the will be to make the system In rural parts of the region, they were not always viewed men in Bendigo.
to do and get into the habit greatest barriers to womens more accessible. Ms Currie said proximity to as a high priority by either Ms Currie said domestic
of doing its not the easiest sexual and reproductive Existing services will be services was a potential bar- patients or doctors. and family violence also
thing to do when you start health, Womens Health mapped to highlight areas in rier to access. There was also the issue of ought to be factored into
exercising. Loddon Mallee executive need of attention and possi- Professor Meredith Tem- social stigma. any discussion about wom-
Respondents identified officer Tricia Currie believes. ble improvement. ple-Smith, of the University As a society, we dont ens health.
exercising more as one of the The organisation is in Ms Currie was hopeful the of Melbourne, concurred. often talk very openly about Pretty hard to be in tip-
key things they would do to the process of developing body of work would make it The difficulty for country these issues, the profes- top shape if every day youre
improve their health. a sexual and reproductive easier for women to get the women is they dont have the sor said. trying to survive a violent re-
The Womens Health Sur- health strategy. help they needed to address range of choice thats availa- We need to kind of get lationship and all the disad-
vey was sponsored by Fern- Ms Currie envisaged it their concerns. ble in the city, she said. over that. vantage and inequality that
wood Fitness, which was would identify how services Even for clinicians to ne- Though she said sexual The rate of chlamydia in comes with it, she said.
founded in Bendigo in 1989. in the space could work to- gotiate the system, its pretty health issues were known to Greater Bendigo women is This week is Womens
EMMA D'AGOSTINO gether to better outcomes for challenging, she said. have a big impact on general about 31 per 10,000 people Health Week.

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NEWS

INSPIRATION: Amanda Beames and Kate Tinker consider

some of the options presented during the event at
HELPERS: Bendigo Volunteer Resource Centre volunteer Bendigo Library.
information officers Chris Cameron and Lorraine Marlow.
Pictures: NONI HYETT

Gathering to talk
about volunteering
MORE than a quarter of
Bendigo residents identified
as volunteers during the
2011 Census.
The regional city was
home to 26,900 volunteers,
according to Volunteering
Victoria more than Ballarat,
which had 26,200 volunteers.
More than a quarter of
people outside of volunteer,
while Melbourne rated 17.2
per cent.
About 1.5 million Victori-
ans aged 15 years and over
were volunteers in 2014
about 32 per cent of the state.
Sport and recreation
topped the list of organisa-
tion types Victorians volun-
teered with, at 32 per cent
in 2014.
Education and training
organisations accounted for
about a quarter of volun-
teers, while 21 per cent were INFORMED: Helen Yorston and Alex Willis from the INVOLVED: Lisa Henriksen and Chali Meerwald, of
involved in welfare and com- Bendigo Volunteer Resource Centre welcome people to PepperGreen Farms, were among the presenters at
munity organisations. the Spring into Volunteering expo. Tuesday's expo.

Ideas flow at spring expo

BY EMMA D'AGOSTINO
JUNORTOUN resident Joss
Tyler walked into the Ben-
digo Library in the hope of
being inspired.
The community services
student wanted to gain some
related experience through
volunteering, but was unsure
how best to go about it.
She walked away from
the Spring into Volunteering
expo on Tuesday with an
idea: helping culturally and
linguistically diverse com-
munity members find their
feet and develop their com-
munication skills.
Having both of our fam-
ilies connect sounds really
nice, Mrs Tyler said.
Thats something I can do
with the kids, too.
Loddon Campaspe Multi-
cultural Services was among
six organisations to present
at the event.
Others included Sailability
Bendigo, PepperGreen Farm,
the Bendigo Sustainability
Group, and the Great Stupa
of Universal Compassion.
Volunteers play a huge
source Centre manager Hel- boost peoples self esteem.
en Yorston said the expo was Though she said the in-
intended to showcase the ternet enabled people to
It's been a long, cold winter and we many and varied volunteer-
ing opportunities available
research volunteering op-
portunities for themselves,
tend to hibernate... in the community. she said the people who
Helen Yorston, Bendigo Volunteer Resource Centre Its about encouraging benefited most were those
people to get out there and who already had an idea of
role, particularly in being themselves in a growing li- get connected into the com- what they wanted to get in-
able to grow, Great Stupa brary collection at the stupa. munity, she said. volved in.
presenter Alyce Crosbie said. Without the help of the After a long and cold win- Mrs Yorston encouraged
The expertise people volunteers, Ms Crosbie said ter circumstances in which people to contact BVRC for
brought with them to organ- the stupas major events Mrs Yorston said people had help to find opportunities
isations helped shape the would not be as successful. a tendency to hibernate she best matched to their skills
opportunities available. Volunteers are also in- said volunteering was a way and interests by calling (03)
She said a former librar- volved in guiding tours. to foster connections, pro- 5441 1404 or emailing info@
ians skills had manifested Bendigo Volunteer Re- vide a sense of purpose, and bgovolunteers.org.au

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NEWS

Crime spree in Eaglehawk

BY ASHLEY FRITSCH
BENDIGO police are warn-
ing people to hide their car
keys and secure their prop-
erties after a string of crimes
across the city.
Multiple vehicles were sto-
len, a business was ram-raid-
ed and an elderly man was
the victim of a home invasion
while he slept.
The 89-year-old man was
left shaken after someone
entered his bedroom at
his home in Broad Parade,
Spring Gully, overnight
on Sunday.
The offender stole the
mans computer, mobile
phone, some cash, and the
keys to his mobility scooter.
Detective Sergeant Steve
Rainey said it was an outra-
geous crime where the thief
had taken items that helped
the man maintain his inde-
pendence.
Its just a despicable
crime that an elderly person
has been subjected to this
sort of invasion in his home,
he said.
Hes really shaken up.
The home invasion follows
a string of crimes in the Ea-
glehawk-Long Gully area at
the weekend.
Detective Sergeant Rainey
said motor vehicle thefts
during burglaries were be-
coming more prevalent and
offenders were showing a to-
tal lack of regard for victims.
The offenders have be-
come brazen and callous, he
said.
They are happy to break
in at any time of the day or
night and steal cars.
Detective Sergeant Rainey
asked people to be vigilant in
light of the weekends crimes
and to secure their property.
He urged people to not
leave their car keys in visible
locations inside the house,
such as the kitchen table or
next to the front door.
Bendigo police are inves-
tigating after a spate of thefts
in the Eaglehawk-Long Gul-
ly area.
The first was at 2am on
Saturday where a Holden
utility and a Nissan utility
were stolen from a property
in Hinch Street, Long Gully.
Almost three hours later a
business was burgled in High
Street, Eaglehawk, followed
by a ram raid at the near-
by Subway.
Offenders managed to
break into the fast food res-
taurant and tried to break
into the safe before po-
lice arrived.

Blood donors
needed as
supplies drop
Moneys
tight some
PEOPLE with O-negative blood are being
called on to roll up their sleeves and donate,
with the Australian Red Cross Blood Ser-
vices reserves falling to just one days supply
on Monday.
O-negative is the universal blood type that
can be given to anyone of any blood type in
weeks,
an emergency.
The service hopes to attract 3000 donors
within the next two weeks to top up its crit-
but its
ically low supplies.
The long, severe cold and flu season has
left the service depleted of its regular donors
not like
Ive lost
of O-negative blood.
Unfortunately, this season has lasted
longer than in previous years, so we need

control.
other O-Negative donors to take the place of
those who have been unable to give, Blood
Service spokesman Shaun Inguanzo said.
Donors who are affected by cold and flu
symptoms are able to give blood seven days

Yet ...
after making a full recovery.
One in three people will need blood or
blood products in their lifetime, and each
donation has the potential to save three lives.
However, only 3 per cent of Australians
give blood each year.
Donation appointments can be made
online at www.donateblood.com.au or by
calling 13 14 95.

HELP: Lyn Comer, Damian Carew and John

Lindsay with the new defibrillator.

DONATION TO FUEL
LIVE-SAVING AID
THE prevalence of defibrillator machines in
our region is rising, with a joint purchase
by the Rotary Club of Bendigo Strathdale
and the APCO Foundation.The new defi-
brillator is inside the APCO service station Harm from gambling starts earlier than you think.
at McIvor Road, Strathdale. APCO and its
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for the service station at Kangaroo Flat.
Both stations are open 24-hours. Owner
Damian Carew said the aim was to install
defibrillators at every APCO station.The betcheck.vic.gov.au
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NATIONAL
Labor offers
action on
power prices
LABOR has offered to work
on an energy policy with
the Turnbull government
so something can actu-
ally be done to drive down
power prices.
But the Greens are
cranky the two major par-
ties may do a deal that in-
cludes subsidies for coal.
Malcolm Turnbull has
set his government a dead-
line of developing a clean
energy target as recom-
mended by Chief Scientist
Alan Finkel before Christ-
mas.
It has been waiting on
a report on how much
baseload or dispatchable
power will be needed to fill
a looming gap in the na-
tions supplies as coal-fired
generators close.
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with having a clean energy target.
Energy Market Operator
report this week after re-
ceiving the document on
Monday.
Opposition Leader Bill
Shorten called on the gov-
ernment to just get on with
its job.
The number one prob-
lem contributing to energy
prices in this country, out-
of-control energy prices, is
the absence of proper na-
tional policy, Mr Shorten
said.
Mr Turnbull has got
to stare down the knuckle
draggers in the right wing
to ll your tyres with air
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Opposition Leader Bill Shorten
of his conservative coali-
tion and lets get on with
having a clean energy tar-
get.
Having a stable policy
would give the green light
to investment in new gen-
eration, which would in
turn put downward pres-
sure on prices while com-
bating climate change, he
said.
Mr Shorten has offered
to have Labors energy journalist, who was sus-
spokesman Mark Butler sit
down with Mr Frydenberg
to work on a constructive
compromise.
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Turnbull, Trump to
discuss North Korea
MALCOLM Turnbull and
Donald Trump will discuss
the North Korean crisis in a
phone call on Wednesday.
The US president, who
has scheduled the call from
the White House Oval Of-
ce for 7.45am, has been
discussing the deteriorat-
ing situation in recent days
with other world leaders,
including Germanys Ange-
la Merkel and South Koreas
Moon Jae-in.
Explosion
after live
power lines
strike tram
TRAM services along a
busy Melbourne road have
resumed after an explosion
occurred when live power
lines struck a carriage.
The explosion startled
about 30 passengers who
evacuated the tram about
9.30am. A Metropolitan
Fire Brigade spokesman
conrmed overhead wires
sparked a small re on top
of a St Kilda Rd tram at the
corner of Toorak Rd.
About 30 people on
board were evacuated, and
we believe there are no in-
juries, he said.
A witness, Kate, told
3AW she heard two large
explosions and saw re and
smoke coming from the
tram. I heard this massive
bang people were trying
to get off and it exploded
again, she said.
Yarra Trams said they are
investigating a potential
fault with the tram, which
could have caused the
IN BRIEF
PATRIOTS SAY BEHEADING DRIVE-BY ASSASSIN SHOT
STUNT ACT OF FREE SPEECH MAN IN EYE WITH RIFLE
THREE men from a far-
right activist group in
Victoria have spoken
in court about how a
stunt beheading a mock
dummy was an act of
free speech rather than
religious vilication.
United Patriots Front
leader Blair Cottrell,
27, and supporters
Neil Erikson, 32, and
Christopher Neil Shortis,
46, are each representing
themselves in the
Melbourne Magistrates
We have a very close re-
lationship with the United
States in all of these defence
and strategic matters, none
closer, the prime minister
told Sydney radio station
Nova 96.9 on Tuesday.
The important point
to remember is that every-
body wants to get this re-
solved without conict.
North Korea conducted
its sixth nuclear test on
Sunday.
RUNNING REPAIRS: Engineers x a power line after it struck a tram on Melbournes busy St Kilda Rd on
Tuesday morning. Picture: AAP
damage to the overhead were shut down for about
wire, and thanked passen- three hours and replace- fect that incidents like our crews worked to safely minister in a move that had
gers for their patience. ment buses continue to this can have on our pas- restore services, a Yarra far-reaching consequences
Eight busy tram routes help deal with the backlog. sengers, and we appreci- Trams spokesman said.
Court. The three are
ghting allegations
they incited contempt
of Muslims during a
mosque protest in 2015.
The three men made a
video on October 4, 2015,
in which they beheaded a
dummy with a toy sword
and spilled fake blood
beside the Bendigo City
Council ofces.
The stunt was in
protest at the council
approving the building of
a mosque in Bendigo.
South Koreas defence
ministry has conrmed
North Korea is readying the
launch of another missile,
possibly an intercontinen-
tal ballistic missile.
Defence Minister Marise
Payne will leave for talks in
South Korea on Wednes-
day.
US Defence Secretary
James Mattis has warned
of a massive military re-
sponse to any threat from
We understand the ef- ate their patience while parliament to the nance
A MELBOURNE man was
on bail when he fatally
shot another man in the
eye with a long rie from
a moving car on New
Years Eve over a $4000
debt, a court has heard.
Serdar Atesok, 30,
was originally charged
with murdering Nathan
Knight, but later pleaded
guilty to the lesser charge
of manslaughter over
the drive-by shooting
in suburban Lalor on
December 31, 2015.
North Korea against the US
or its allies.
Mr Trump tweeted on
Monday the US was con-
sidering stopping all trade
with any nation doing busi-
ness with the pariah state
a risk for China, its largest
trading partner.
Trade Minister Steven
Ciobo said the North Ko-
rean situation required a
cool head and a calcu- Labor leader Bill Shorten
lated approach.
The accused reached
across while still driving
the vehicle and red at
the deceased, hitting him
in the face, prosecutor
Kerri Judd QC said in the
Victorian Supreme Court
onTuesday.
The killer ed the scene
in the stolen station
wagon he was driving,
and Mr Knight died on his
way to hospital. Atesok
red a single shot with a
0.22 calibre rie though
the passenger window.
Wednesday September 06, 2017 BENDIGO ADVERTISER 11
NATIONAL
No urgent
need for
marriage
THERE was no urgent
He warned a global trade
need for the government
survey
war would result in a global
to bypass parliament for its
recession.
postal survey on same-sex
Labor supports tougher
marriage, Australias high-
and more targeted sanc-
est court has heard.
tions as the best path to de-
Marriage equality advo-
escalation.
cates are trying to stop the
North Koreas danger-
postal survey, arguing it
ous, provocative aggres-
breaches the constitution
sion is a grave threat to the
as parliament did not pass
security of the region and
legislation to pay for it.
the stability of the world,
The government has not
provided proper reasons
said. for why the survey was so
urgent that it could not go
to parliament for approval,
barrister Ron Merkel QC
told the full bench of the
High Court.
There was no urgent
need because the govern-
ment was quite able to put
the appropriation for the
survey to the House or the
Senate, but it didnt occur,
the former Federal Court
judge said on Tuesday.
On the facts of this case,
no minister acting reason-
ably could have concluded
in accordance with the law
that this was an urgent
need.
The voluntary survey
was Plan B after the Senate
blocked the compulsory
plebiscite promised by the
coalition at the 2016 elec-
tion.
The government found
the $122 million needed
to run the survey by using
laws to make an advance
payment to the nance
minister in circumstances
where there is an urgent
need for spending and the
situation was unforeseen.
Mr Merkel said the gov-
ernment had effectively
transferred ultimate con-
trol of the funds from the
for the budget.
MANSLAUGHTER CHARGE
OVER BOTCHED SURGERY
A CHINESE tourist has Wednesday. Ms Huang
been charged with suffered cardiac arrest
manslaughter over the during the procedure and
death of a Sydney beauty died two days later.
clinic owner following Shao, who doesnt
a botched breast have an Australian
procedure. medical licence, was
Jean Huang, 35, died initially charged with
in hospital on Friday causing reckless grievous
after she was allegedly bodily harm and using
administered a local poison to endanger life.
anaesthetic and breast But on Tuesday the
llers by Jie Shao, 33, Central Local Court
at the Medi Beauty heard she now faces
Laser and Contour an additional charge of
Clinic in Chippendale on manslaughter.
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WORLD

Harry bumped down, but happy about royal baby

London
PRINCE Harry has offered
a thumbs-up to the fantas-
tic news that a third royal
baby is on the way, despite
being bumped down the
line of succession.
Kensington Palace has
announced that Prince
William and his wife, the
Duchess of Cambridge, will
soon welcome a third child
to the royal nursery.
Palace officials an-
nounced on Monday that
the former Kate Middleton
is pregnant, but was not
feeling well enough to at-
tend an engagement later
in the day.
As with her other two
pregnancies, she is suf-
fering from hyperem-
esis gravidarum, or acute
morning sickness.
She is being cared for
at the royal couples apart-
ment in Londons Kensing-
ton Palace.
The sickness failed to
dampen the buoyant mood
among the royals. Prince
Harry was overjoyed, de-
scribing the news as fan-
tastic, and offering a
thumbs-up while on a visit
to Manchester.
And asked how the
duchess was he said: I
havent seen her for a while
but I think shes OK.
No details were imme-
diately available about
when the third baby is due,
though the duchess is less
than 12 weeks pregnant.
That would put the due
date somewhere between
mid-March and mid-June.
William and Kate, both
35, already have two chil-
dren: Prince George, 4, and
Princess Charlotte, 2.
Betting agencies were
quick to start offering odds
on possible names for the
baby.
Paddy Power offered
8-to-1 odds on Alice and
10-to-1 odds on Arthur.
Also popular is
Diana, after Prince Wil- ROYAL VISIT: Prince Harry visits Simon Flores and his family during a visit to the Walking with the Wounded
liams mother. hub for ex-service personnel in Manchester, England. Picture: AP

North Korean missile Colombia

ceasere

reportedly on move agreed

Bogota

Seoul
SOUTH Korea said on Tues-
day more weapons tests by
North Korea are possible,
despite international out-
rage over Sundays nuclear
test and calls for more
sanctions against it.
South Koreas Asia Busi-
ness Daily, citing an uni-
dentified source, reported
that North Korea had been
observed moving a rocket
that appeared to be an
intercontinental ballistic
missile (ICBM) towards
Analysts and South Ko-
rean policy makers believe
North Korea may test an-
Ramping up military hysteria will other weapon on or around
September 9, when it cel-
lead to nothing good. It could lead ebrates its founding day.
to a global catastrophe. North Koreas fifth nu-
Russian President Vladimir Putin clear test fell on that date
last year, reflecting its ten-
dency to conduct weapons
tests on significant dates.
its west coast. The rocket South Koreas defence North Korea says it
started moving on Monday ministry, which warned needs to develop its weap-
and was spotted moving on Monday that North Ko- ons to defend itself against
only at night to avoid sur- rea was ready to launch an what it sees as US aggres-
veillance, the newspaper ICBM at any time, was not sion.
said. able to confirm the report. US President Donald
THE government of Colom-
Trump has repeatedly bia and the National Lib-
warned that all options eration Army rebel group
were on the table regard- have agreed to a ceasefire
ing North Korea, including days before Pope Francis
military options. was set to arrive, President
But Russian President Juan Manuel Santos has
Vladimir Putin said threats announced.
of military action were The stop in fighting will
counterproductive. take effect on October 1
Russia condemns and last until January 12,
North Koreas exercises, with the possibility of an
we consider that they are a extension.
provocation, he said. Both sides had been
(But) ramping up mili- eager to negotiate a cease-
tary hysteria will lead to fire ahead of Pope Francis
nothing good. It could lead visit to Colombia, which
to a global catastrophe. will start on Wednesday.

IN BRIEF
TRUMP EXPECTED TO END CHARITY PUTS RESCUES ON SCORPION ABOARD PLANE
YOUTH MIGRANT AMNESTY HOLD TO HELP ROHINGYA DELAYS FLIGHT FROM PARIS
Washington whether it wants to Rome of Bengal to take aid to Glasgow easyJet can conrm that
address the status of Rohingya Muslims who a passenger reported to
US PRESIDENT Donald the so-called Dreamers A MALTA-BASED have ed violence in A FLIGHT from Paris to crew that a scorpion was
Trump is expected to legislation, according to humanitarian group Myanmar for Bangladesh, Glasgow was delayed on board ight EZY6883
announce that he will those familiar with the that has been rescuing co-founder Regina overnight after a scorpion from Glasgow to Paris
end protections for young presidents thinking. Mr migrants in the Catrambone said. was spotted on board. Charles de Gaulle.
immigrants brought into Trump has been wrestling Mediterranean for three MOAS is the fourth A passenger raised the The safety and
the country illegally as for months with what to years is suspending group to stop patrols for alarm after noticing the comfort of our
children in six months. do with the Obama-era operations after months migrants trying the deadly arachnid on an easyJet passengers and crew
The delay in the program, which has given of rising tensions with Mediterranean crossing ight from Glasgow to is always our highest
formal dismantling of nearly 800,000 young Italian and Libyan in the past month. Last Paris on Monday. priority so, as a
the Deferred Action immigrants a reprieve authorities. month, Doctors Without The plane was held at precaution, the aircraft
for Childhood Arrivals from deportation and the The Migrant Offshore Borders followed by Charles de Gaulle airport will be fumigated before
program would be ability to work legally Aid Station (MOAS) will Save the Children and in the French capital its next ight ... which
intended to give in the form of two-year, instead send its rescue Germanys Sea Eye all to be fumigated. An is delayed overnight as
Congress time to decide renewable work permits. ship, Phoenix, to the Bay suspended operations. easyJet spokesman said: a result.
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OPINION
bendigoadvertiser.com.au/opinion
EDITORIAL
Shutting out
nosy crooks is
a win for the
community
P
OLICE have what often can be seen
as the unenviable eyes and ears of
our communities.
For the vast majority of us who
do the right thing, we simply dont know
much of the crime that happens in the wider
world.
And yet if you were to visit our local court
houses on any day of the week you would
get to see first-hand the result of so much of
what they do.
That comes with the procession of cases
involving everyone from those who never
seem to be able to get off the roundabout
of crime to first-time offenders, who often
are never seen in court again. Prosecuting
wrongdoers can be the outcome of lengthy,
complex investigations, or doing something
as straightforward as detecting a drink-driv-
er through a random breath test. But a
problem police services have faced is that
while they are keeping a close watch on the
community, the crooks are often returning
the favour to their own obvious advantage.
That has been through people using radio
scanners or online programs to monitor
police communications. Emergency services
have been well aware of this problem for
many years and there certainly has been a
commitment in both NSW and Victoria to
stamp out this interference.
It is obvious how being able to listen in
to operational conversations among police
and other emergency services can have the
serious potential of compromising such
vitally important work. As Victorian police
have pointed out, the 2015 search for fugitive
father and son Gino and Mark Stocco was
likely compromised by them being able to
listen to police communications in Victoria.
But thankfully the 2018 introduction of
digital radios will bring this to an end.
Clearly this will provide significant op-
erational benefits for police and, of course,
the considerable flow-on effect to the
wider community from even more effective
policing.
POPES VIEW
LETTERS TO THE EDITOR
Why isnt the pool
named after Faith?
M
Y THOUGHT regarding the de-
bacle created over the naming
of the new swimming centre in
Kangaroo Flat: Why isn't our
first Olympic pool, in Barnard Street, named
after Faith Leech? Surely this could and
should have been done many years ago, if
Faith's heritage means anything to this city?
Adrian Gallagher, Strathdale
BIBLE ARGUMENT IRRELEVANT
The implication of the majority of letters
from various churches around Bendigo is
that they were not given a chance to voice an
opinion. The headline on the original story
may well have been misleading, but how
many Christian voices are there? And how
do you think the newspaper can canvass, let
alone print, them all?
But the most ridiculous argument
put forward was that if love was the only
criterion, then family members could marry.
There are so many things wrong with this
sort of reductive argument so how does
he explain the Bibles claim that Adam
and Eve were the originals and that we all
sprang from them? How did we end up with
a third generation? There is only one way,
so his god must have condoned it. Which is
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all pretty much beside the point (as is me
entering into such a silly argument), but the
sort of tactic the no campaign is having to
wage. The no case may have some legitimate
arguments; I just havent heard them yet. It
is quite clear what this legislation is about
and no amount of obfuscation and mean-
dering off on meaningless paths is going to
change the fact that not only is the legisla-
tion needed, it is well overdue. And please
dont keep going on about what the bible do
or doesnt say. Its irrelevant.
Barry Reynolds, Bendigo
DEBATE IS UPSETTING
I've been seeing quite a lot of hate online
and in public recently about the LGBTIQ
community, especially surrounding
marriage equality, and it's really upsetting
to me. It's a topic close to my heart, and that
of my friends, because it is about our lives.
We don't want to have to march through
the streets or hold fundraisers, etc. just
to be heard and have the same rights as
heterosexual people. We will fight for our
right, but we shouldn't have to. What I want
to ask the already married couples out there
is how would you feel if all of a sudden your
marriage wasn't recognised by law? Imagine
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your husband or wife has suddenly passed
away and because their parents don't un-
derstand why their child loves you, you are
not allowed to have any part in their funeral,
etc. You just don't matter. Your relationship
doesn't matter. Your love doesn't matter.
Your grief doesn't matter.
That is what every person who doesn't
agree with marriage equality is saying about
us. Well, guess what? We do. We are real,
we exist and we are not going anywhere. To
everyone who is an ally and is voting "yes"
in this absurd survey, I say thank you. Thank
you from the bottom of my heart.
Belladonna-Rose Richards
RIGHT TAKEN FOR GRANTED
Marriage equality is about granting rights
to those in the LGBTI community that many
of us outside that community already take
for granted. Equality is equitable, it is fair.
Those standing behind their rhetoric in
opposition of this movement fail to see the
harm that a lack of inclusiveness has on a
community. My hope for this postal survey
is that people truly reflect on the impact that
their say will have on the wider community
before casting their 'vote'.
Korey Fernando, North Bendigo
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BUSINESS

Litigation funder to back CBA class action MARKET

LITIGATION funder IMF
Bentham has conrmed
it will back a shareholder
class action against Com-
monwealth Bank related
to alleged breaches of
anti-money laundering
and counter-terrorism
funding laws.
IMF and law rm Mau-
rice Blackburn said in Au-
gust they were considering
pursuing a case against
CBA, which had the poten-
tial to be the largest ever
launched in Australia.
IMF said on Tuesday it
has now formally decided
to fund the case, and is tak-
ing registrations from in-
terested CBA shareholders.
The proposed class action
will consist of CBA share-
holders who purchased
WATCH
shares between August 17, Anti-Money Laundering regulatory agency took civil
2015 and August 3, 2017, and Counter-Terrorism action against the bank. THE DOLLAR
and who held some of those Financing Act. AUSTRAC is accusing BUYING SELLING
shares through to 1300 AEST Maurice Blackburn has CBA of more than 53,500 USD 0.827 0.76
on the latter date, IMF said. said CBA knew about its contraventions, most of
The claim will allege CBA potential breaches of anti- them related to the banks GBP 0.64 0.585
breached its continuous money laundering and use of intelligent deposit EUR 0.697 0.634
disclosure obligations and counter-terrorism nanc- machines ATMs that ac-
made misleading and de- ing laws in 2015 but only cept cash and cheque JPY 91.68 83.1
ceptive public statements told the stock exchange in deposits which are im- NZD 1.141 1.068
claiming performance of August this year after the mediately credited to the
its obligations under the nancial intelligence and nominated recipient. COMMODITIES
CURRENT MOVE

Reserve holds fire,

Gold $US/o 1334.3 +9.73
Oil 47.27 0.00

TOP 10 BY VALUE
$TRADED CLOSE

rising dollar worry

CBA 381,334,323 74.59

BHP Billiton 131,756,965 27.62

Macquarie Grp 90,856,440 85.95

Westpac Bank 89,274,924 31.29

THE central bank has reas- ANZ Banking 78,950,189 29.35

sured Australians waiting QBE Insurance 77,702,631 10.31
for a pay rise that wages
growth will eventually ow Rio Tinto 74,487,876 68.12
from a strengthening jobs
Wesfarmers 71,280,886 42.45
market.
The Reserve Bank of Telstra 70,763,998 3.66
Australia held the ofcial
Nat Aust Bank 67,831,883 30.35
cash rate at 1.5 per cent
as expected on Tuesday,
where it has now been for KEY STOCKS
more than a year. LAST MOVE
RBA governor Philip AMP 5.02 -.06
Lowe again expressed con- ANZ 29.35 -.05
cerns about the rising Aus- BHP Billiton 27.62 +.14
tralian dollar, saying appre-
CBA 74.59 +.18
ciation will likely result in a
slower pick-up in econom- NAB 30.35 +.09

ic activity and ination News Corp 17.18 +.06

than currently forecast. Rio Tinto 68.12 +.44
The Aussie dollar dipped Telstra 3.66 -.01
in the minutes following the Westpac 31.29 +.06
RBAs rates announcement
Woolworths 25.85 +.11
to 79.5 US cents, though
Woodside Pet 28.74 -.11
recovered to be trading at
79.6 US cents at 1600 AEST,
within the range it has held WORLD MARKETS
since spiking from around LAST MOVE
76 US cents in mid-July. S&P/ASX200 5706.2 +4.20
St George chief econo- All Ords 5767.8 +4.00
mist Besa Deda said there OUTLOOK:The RBA has expressed concerns about the rising Australian dollar. Picture: AAP ASX200SPI 5679 -21.00
were some subtle changes Dow Jones 21,987.56 0.00
in governor Lowes state- The RBA appears more uncertain about the outlook weak, though he forecast stronger conditions in the NASDAQ 6435.331 0.00
ment that suggested a more condent of the improve- for consumption, she said. an improvement. labour market should see
S&P500 2476.55 0.00
positive outlook for the do- ment in business invest- Dr Lowe repeated his Wage growth remains some lift in wages growth
NIKKEI225 19,385.81 -122.44
mestic economy than was ment, the outlook for jobs remarks from August that low. This is likely to contin- over time, he said on
NZSE 50 7777.4 -30.82
the case in August. growth and perhaps less wage growth remains ue for a while yet, although Tuesday.

IN BRIEF
CITI TO TRIPLE WEALTH
MANAGEMENT UNIT
CITIGROUP will hire 100
new advisers in Australia
over the next three
years as it looks to triple
the size of its wealth
management business.
Citi plans to expand
its offerings to high net
worth investors, those
with more than $1 million
to invest, which it said is a
rapidly growing segment
of its client base.
Australia has the third
largest pool of high net
worth individuals in the
Asia-Pacic region, with
more than 230,000 people
with $1 million or more
to invest, Citis head of
Asia-Pacic retail banking
Gonzalo Luchetti said.
The bank is already
among the top three
largest wealth managers
in the region, managing
$US218 billion for more
than 400,000 clients.
Citi plans to increase
its focus on face-to-
face service and digital
innovation.
EXPORT GROWTH GIVES
ECONOMY A BOOST
AN unexpected boost
in exports in the three
months to June has
prompted economists
to lift their forecasts for
economic growth in the
quarter.
The decit on goods
and services narrowed
by $1.36 billion, or
87 per cent, in the
June quarter, seasonally
adjusted gures from
the Australian Bureau
of Statistics showed.
In real terms, export
volumes rose 2.7 per
cent, boosted by higher
volumes for iron ore and
LNG and other non-rural
goods, while import
volumes were up by
1.4 per cent.
As a result, international
trade will contribute
0.3 percentage points to
June quarter economic
growth, the Australian
Bureau of Statistics said,
a stronger contribution
than economists had
expected.
CONSUMERS WORRIED
ABOUT THEIR HIP POCKETS
CONSUMERS are losing
condence in their own
nances but feel better
about the economy.
The ANZ-Roy Morgan
Consumer Condence
Index lifted half a
percentage point last
week to 114.1, following
a strong 3.9 per cent rise
the week prior.
While the index is
close to its long-term
average, householders
views about their current
nancial situation slipped
2 per cent, and sentiment
around future nancial
conditions fell 1.7 per
cent.
Consumers are feeling
more upbeat about
the economy, with
views towards current
and future economic
conditions rising 2.6 per
cent and 5.5 per cent
respectively.
ANZ senior economist
Felicity Emmett said
that consumers are
cautiously optimistic.
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Charming 3 bedroom solid red brick home Updated laundry/bathroom Solid brick office/bed sitter Public transport nearby
Beautifully presented & maintained Vine covered entertaining area with carport Ideal consultation rooms Approx. 2.5km drive to Ehawk CBD
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Kitchen with dishwasher Walking distance to CBD shops & restaurants Close to schools and sports grounds Bargain buying, with endless options

$447,000 3A1B1C $123,000 -A-B-C

2/34 VICTORIA STREET, EAGLEHAWK 23 WILLAN STREET, EAGLEHAWK

RETIREMENT AT ITS BEST PERIOD STYLE RED BRICK & WEATHERBOARD HOME
Immaculate, spacious 2 bedroom unit 2 way bathroom, with separate toilet 5 Bedroom home BIRs in main Three piece bathroom, separate shower
Open plan living and dining Single garage with access to house Large kitchen with elec oven & dishwasher Double carport
All electric kitchen Low maintenance courtyard Lounge with new carpet, S/S & gas heater Corner block 585m2 with rear access
Good sized bedrooms with BIRs Safe environment, close to E/hawk facilities Polished boards & freshly painted throughout Close to schools, shops & public transport

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Large lounge room, air con & gas heater Single garage Chefs kitchen; electric appliances & dishwasher Fully tiled bathroom & separate shower
Functional kitchen gas hot plates & wall oven Rear access - suit caravan, boat & trailer Large open lounge/dining area with R/C air con Massive 3 car garage & double carport
Three piece bathroom, separate shower Close to Kindergarten & all Eaglehawk facilities Close to all Maiden Gully facilities App 2000m2 allotment

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6 lots remaining: Situated in a quiet court location in beautiful Eaglehawk

Close to Neangar Golf Course and
Eaglehawk

Lot 1 565m2 $139,000

Eaglehawk Botanical Gardens
Lot 2 649m2 $139,000
Lot 9 806m2 $139,000 Just 2 minutes drive to Eaglehawk CBD, sporting
Lot 11 901m2 $159,000 facilities and schools
Lot 12 904m2 $159,000 All services available, public transport close by
Lot 16 637m2 $149,500 be quick to secure your place in this prime area!

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INGLEWOOD BRIDGEWATER ON LODDON BRIDGEWATER ON LODDON TARNAGULLA

Surfs Up!
Set upon a 769m Township allotment, is this 2
bedroom family home. Large family lounge, kitchenette,
bathroom with shower, vanity and toilet, separate
laundry. Detached unit offering large sleeping quarters,
kitchenette and bathroom, everything has been thought
of for the growing family or possible B&B (STCA).
$237,500
TUMBLEWEEDS AND TOADSTOOLS
Located only 80 meters from the Loddon River, is this
high prole Californian weatherboard bungalow home.
3 bedrooms, lounge room, refurbished kitchen and
bathroom. Sunroom and rear brick room (formerly old
bakery). Shop frontage through 3 rooms, would suit
Antique, Gift or Food outlet (STCA).
$330,000
SOLID INVESTMENT The Norman Castle
2 bedroom weatherboard home, spacious kitchen/ Set on 10 acres is one of central Victorias most
dining area, lounge room, bathroom with double shower extraordinary and unique 2 story properties. Main living
and vanity, laundry with sewered toilet. Mains water area with 30 cathedral ceilings, Dining area, light-lled
and power, instant gas hot water, gal iron shed with kitchen, guest bedroom with ensuite and a games
cement oor and power, established fruit trees and veg room. Upstairs contains 4 large double bedrooms, 2
garden beds. with ensuites.
$160,000 $495,000.00

20 TARNAGULLA ROAD 72 KENNEDY ROAD TARRENGOWER SCHOOL ROAD

INGLEWOOD FIERY FLAT MALDON KURRACA

PRIDE COTTAGE
One of Inglewoods prominent cottages, lovingly
renovated. 3 spacious bedrooms, open living room,
kitchen, separate dining, bathroom, sewered toilet,
laundry with second toilet. Pergola for outside
entertaining. 13m x 8m of Colorbond steel frame with
power connected and cement oor.
$275,000
CENTRAL VICTORIAN FARMLET
Situated on 378 acres in 2 Titles and subdivided
into 4 paddocks. It is currently run as an olive grove,
with 2500 productive trees, plus pasture and beef
production. Improvements include a fully renovated 2
bedroom weatherboard home, master with ensuite, and
another room which could become a third bedroom.
$525,000
104.8 HECTARES / 259 ACRES 20 Acres 8.0 Hectares
In 5 Titles offering as bulk lot. -Scenic season creek, Excellent creek at loams,
Subdivided into 6 paddocks, Sandy loam top with Fenced (fair), Excellent shelter belts on creek, Seasonal
granite outcrops. Suited to prime livestock production/ Spring, Double road frontage, Excellent relaxing
grazing and wool production. allotment
Can run as solo block or further development (STCA).
Water by 2 main dams, road on two boundaries.
$335,000 $60,000

Ph: 5438 3041 92 Brooke Street, Inglewood

James Nevins: 0407 302 900 Luke Nevins: 0418 510 166

team@expertre.com.au
www.expertrealestate.com.au

$399,000

VR4222935
We are happy to announce that we are now able to celebrate our
separation from the LJ Hooker Franchise.
Outwardly, nothing will change except the Trading Name we use, which
will now be Expert Real Estate.
Our company remains the same, as does our dedicated team.
We are the same people at the same place, and will continue to provide
Kangaroo Flat the same great service we always have to all of our valued clients.
2 Paula Court
4 Internally, we can now re-focus and revert to being a true Service
Spacious Home + BIG Shed!
Located on approx 1180m2, with separate living areas, main bedroom with ensuite & company, specialising in Property Investment Management,
2 WIR, gas heating, split system air-con, big covered outdoor ent area, landscaped garden, Owners Corporation Management and personalised Sales for
cubby house, roller shutters, garden shed, double carport + huge 13m x 7m shed with our clients.
4 power. Great location in a quiet court handy to shops, schools etc.
Rick Bingle 0412 009 865
We thank you for supporting us in this transformation, and we look
Inspect by appointment forward to continuing to provide you with the regions leading service!

$269,000

Epsom
9 Mias Way
2
Attractive, Easy-Care Townhouse
Light filled, low maintenance home in a convenient location, offering BIRs in both
1.5 bedrooms and direct access to the 4 piece bathroom from the main, a 2nd toilet off the
laundry, kitchen with dwasher, bfast bar and meals area, study, open plan living &
1 easy care yard. Close to Epsom Shopping centre, local schools, parks etc.
Ingrid Bingle 0425 760 460
Inspect by appointment

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29 Akoonah Drive,
Golden Square
A3 B1 C4
Price $320,000 - $330,000
Inspect PHONE STEVE LOWE
0438 261 057
2 Curnow Street,
Golden Square
A3 B2 C2
Price $495,000 - $520,000
Inspect PHONE PAUL DALTON
0417 502 201
OFI TODAY 4.00 - 4.30
167B Upper Cal Gully Road,
California Gully
A2 B1 C1
Price $199,500 - $209,500
Inspect PHONE TONY MUNDAY
0408 176 092
OFI TODAY 4.30 - 5.00
10 Cockerell Court,
Kennington
A4 B2 C2
Price $370,000 - $379,000
Inspect PHONE MELINDA GOGGIN
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NEW PRICE
Large entertaining area 41 Specimen Hill Road, Large family home with charm & style
1.5kw solar system provides low power Architect designed with spacious livng
costs
Golden Square areas
Gas log fire in lounge room A4 B3 C2 1069m2 block (approx)
Rear yard access via double gates Close to all amenities
9x6 metre workshop/mancave with power Price $395,000 - $440,000 Rear yard access
& concrete floor
Inspect PHONE STEVE LOWE
0438 261 057
Spacious, renovated 3 bedroom home with 7 Kadina Court, 4 bedrooms plus study
2 bathrooms & 2 separate living areas Immaculate presentation inside and out
Modern kitchen with quality appliances
Stratheldsaye 3 separate living areas
75m2 multipurpose area with potential A4 B2 C2 Dream kitchen with quality appliances
office space upstairs or a 4th bedroom, Large block with side access
plus a 42m2 garage. Price $500,000 - $535,000
21st century sustainability features &
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approximately a 900m2 block
0417 502 201
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Great first home or investment 387 Eaglehawk Road, Victorian home with period features
Good size kitchen/meals plus outdoor Beautifully upgraded family home
entertaining area
Eaglehawk Side entry to the back yard & double
Low maintenance A4 B1 C2 garage
Walk to Eaglehawk CBD Close to schools, public transport, sporting
Expected rent return of $225 per week Price $370,000 - $390,000 facilities
Walk to Eaglehawk CBD & all it has to offer
Inspect PHONE TONY MUNDAY
0408 176 092
NEW PRICE
Family home in sought after location 32 Baxter Street, 2 bedroom home with lounge & dining
Short stroll to Strath Village & Kennington room
Reservoir
Bendigo Bonus of 1 bedroom, self contained,
Formal lounge plus large rumpus room A3 B3 C2 furnished apartment
Updated bathrooms Each with own private courtyard
Undercover entertaining area Price $450,000 3 minutes to Bendigo CBD
Investment opportunity plus
Inspect PHONE STEVE LOWE
0438 261 057
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Heathcote District, VIC

AILSA MIA MIA - HEATHCOTE WINE DISTRICT REGION
345ha - 852 ACRES TO BE OFFERED AS A WHOLE OR IN 2 PORTIONS
A PREMIER PROPERTY FEATURING PRIME SOILS, EXCELLENT WATER, CIRCA1875
HOME, OUTSTANDING OUTBUILDINGS, FAMILY OWNERSHIP 145 YEARS
LOT 1:- 161ha / 397acs - 15 kms Heathcote. Fronting Heathcote Spring Plains
Road. Excellent Spring fed creek ats, to higher undulating hill country. Original
W.B. home (in need of renovation), machinery, hay and wool sheds.
LOT 2:- 185ha - 455acs - Adjoining Lot 1. Fronting Branding Yard Lane. Well
balanced low to higher hill country in great heart, picturesque stands of native tree
shade and shelter belts.
A RARE OPPORTUNITY TO PURCHASE PREMIER HOLDINGS IN THE
RENOWNED HEATHCOTE WINE REGION.
AUCTION THURSDAY 28TH SEPTEMBER 2.00 PM -
TO BE HELD AT THE REDESDALE HALL
Address: Heathcote-Spring Plains Road, Mia Mia
Contact: Alister Kemp 0407 965 641
akemp@ruralcoproperty.com.au PROPERTY
Alan Weeks 0428 510 171 RODWELLS
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the paved entertaining and backyard, three bedrooms the main with a walk in robe and
three piece ensuite, with built in robes to the remaining two bedrooms, a three piece modern
bathroom and separate laundry, secure internal access from the double garage, ducted
heating and cooling throughout for all year round comfort. Great outdoor entertaining area,
child friendly backyard, compact garden shed for storage. ith easy access to all
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This brand new double-story property is located in a great position in Bendigo just minutes
walk to the CBD, new hospital and fabulous schools but is tucked away in a quite cul de sac.
his well thought out property is finished to a high standard with, uality appliances fittings
and fitures throughout. n the ground oor you will find the kitchen with gas cooking,
ample cupboard space a good size pantry and breakfast bar overlooks the open plan lounge
and dining area with sliding glass doors to back deck and the backyard. Great heating and
cooling for comfort all year around in the open living and dining areas, which follows through
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BENDIGO KANGAROO FLAT

Saturday 9th September Saturday 9th September
12.00pm - 12.30pm 27 Elvey Drive 3 2 2 - Lansell Homes - 0418 523 504
12.30pm - 1.00pm 108 Acacia Street, 3 2 1 $570,000 - $605,000 Webster Real Estate Bendigo - 5443 6336
Sunday 10th September
CALIFORNIA GULLY 12.00pm - 12.30pm 27 Elvey Drive 3 2 2 - Lansell Homes - 0418 523 504
Wednesday 6th September KENNINGTON
4.00pm - 4.30pm 167b Upper Cal' Gully Rd 2 1 1 $199,500 - $209,500 Luke Goggin Real Estate - 5442 1422 Wednesday 6th September
EAGLEHAWK 4.30pm - 5.00pm 10 Cockerell Court 4 2 2 $370,000 - $379,000 Luke Goggin Real Estate - 5442 1422

Wednesday 6th September WHITE HILLS, CARRINGTON GARDENS ESTATE

4.45pm - 5.15pm 387 Eaglehawk Road 4 1 2 $370,000 - $390,000 Luke Goggin Real Estate - 5442 1422 Saturday 9th September
1.00pm - 1.30pm Lot 10 Carrington Gnds 3 2 2 339,950 Lansell Homes - 0418 523 504
GOLDEN SQUARE Sunday 10th September
1.00pm - 1.30pm Lot 10 Carrington Gnds 3 2 2 339,950 Lansell Homes - 0418 523 504
Wednesday 6th September
3.00pm - 3.30pm 29 Akoonah Drive 3 1 4 $320,000 - $330,000 Luke Goggin Real Estate - 5442 1422 WHITE HILLS, SYLVAN RETREAT ESTATE
Saturday 9th September
HUNTLY 1.40pm - 3.00pm 20 Sylvan Retreat 3 2 2 348,950 Lansell Homes - 0418 523 504
Saturday 9th September Sunday 10th September
11.00am - 11.30am 10 Fitzgerald Road, 3 2 2 $315,000 Webster Real Estate Bendigo - 5443 6336 1.40pm - 3.00pm 20 Sylvan Retreat 3 2 2 348,950 Lansell Homes - 0418 523 504

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SHEEP AND LAMBS
BENDIGO
September 4. Yarding: 25,343. Change: up 6023.
Lambs: 18,990. Change: 4696
There was a large jump in lamb numbers to
18,990 head, up by 4700 with more new season
lambs yarded as the spring selling season gets
into full swing at Bendigo.
A full gallery of buyers was present as they
operated in a steady consistent market.
Quality was from very good to average, with
an overall improvement in the weight and finish
in the young lambs with some drafts of lighter
plainer pens at the end of most agents run and
less mixed weight old lambs on offer.
Prices were generally from firm to a few dollars
easier compared with the rates of last week.
Restockers from the Wimmera, Northern
Victoria and locally were busy at times buying
store lambs from $107 to $136 and paid $72 to
$79/head for Merino lambs.
Merino young lambs 2 scores sold from $93 to
$108, with better covered 3 scores $128 to $142/
head.
Light trade weight 2 and 3 score new season
lambs sold from $110 to $124/head.
Medium trade weight 3 score young lambs sold
from $128 to $156.
Heavy trade weights sold from $152 to $168/head
as they averaged 640c/kg cwt.
Heavy weight young lambs 3 and 4 scores made
from $166 to a market top of $188/head as they
averaged close to an estimated 620c/kg cwt.
Old lambs showed an easier trend during the
market selling from $4 to $8 lower, as light trade
weight lambs sold from $107 to $121, medium
trade weights from $120 to $135 and heavier old
lambs 3 and 4 scores made from $149 to reach
$178/head.
Sheep: 6353 Change: up 1327
The increased supply of 6353 sheep, which
consisted of more lines of older Merino and
crossbred ewes off shears in a mixed yarding,
which on average saw more weight sold.
Sheep prices saw a mostly dearer trend from
either side of firm up to $4 dearer for the heavy
and medium weight mutton and up to $5/head in
some places for light weight Merino mutton.
Light weight 1 score sheep sold from $56 to $83.
Medium trade weights made $74 to $111 as the
Merino ewe mutton averaged 410c/kg cwt.
Heavy Merino ewes sold from $105 to $140 aver-
aging 400c/kg cwt as heavy crossbred sheep 3
to 5 scores made $100 to $145/head.
Medium Merino wethers made $88 to $102
and heavy weights $107 to $132/head as they
averaged around 415c/kg cwt.
Hoggets with cover sold from $100 to $147 and
rams of all breeds made $30 to $62/head.
AVERAGES
SHORN LAMBS
IN & RJ Lanyon (8) Boort $182.00
R Ritchie (70 Pyramid Hill $178.00
DL & FM Lanyon (71) Yeungroon $172.00
Dale Massina (27) Marong $168.00
SE & LG Carless (31) Moliagul $165.00
CJ Martin (15) Inglewood $160.00
RJ & DM Johnson (42) Boort $159.60
RA & MM Hanrahan (46) Balmattum $155.60
Nuttbyrne (25) Knowsley $154.00.
SUCKERS
EW & TW Taylor (64) Wycheproof $188.00
Sandy Ridge Farming (63) Kerang $186.00
G Reid & Son P/L (40) Colbinabbin $182.00
FJ Shea (2) Campbells Forest $182.00
R Carter (45) Tragowel $180.00
D & S Lloyd (43) Stuart Mil $178.00
WL,LG & RK Boyd (107) Pyramid Hill $178.00
B & M Barlow (95) Wanalta $178.00
RK & AP Mitchell (62) Milloo $177.00
G & I Watson (32) Rochester $177.00
M Ryan (49) Colbinabbin $176.00
IR & EB Perry (31) Landsboroug $175.20
J Conlan T/A Tumbywood (43) Creek View
$175.00
BW,JR & RA Baker & VC Wall (50) Sutton Grange
$174.00
Ros Gall (52) Goorambat $174.00
LJ & PM Cooper (37) Strathfieldsaye $174.00
JV & AJ Brown (67) Wycheproof $173.00
TW McCormick & Sons (54) Elmore $172.60
JM & RM Ryan (44) Wanalta $171.00
E & E Goers (40) Derrinal $170.20
AK Lock (58) Powlett Plains $170.00
GR & KL Wishart (170) Marcorna $170.00
A & C Branson (70) Colbinabbin $169.00
M & J Evans (100) Echuca $169.00
DJ & AL Hughes (80) Timmering $168.00
A Mann (60) Pyramid Hill $168.00
Riverton Lodge (110) Barham $168.00
TK Dobson (22) Echuca $168.00
Pitson Hopegrange (59) Bagshot $168.00
I & J Whatley (100) Goornong $167.00
RC & RM Fernandes (61) Beazleys Bridge
$166.60.
AF & PM Tuohey (24) Toolleen $166.20
JH Hay & Son (55) Kamarooka $166.00
AR & FJ Gormann (112) Sea Lake $166.00
M Picoli (80) Boort $166.00
PT & KF Howard (82) Goornong $165.00
RJ & DM Johnson (28) Boort $165.00
P & R Spowart (33) Pyramid Hill $165.00
FR & JD Ramsay (62) Newbridge $165.00
C & PL Ramsay (68) Newbridge $165.00
C Graham Family Trust (55) Arnold $164.00
McKAy Farm (114) Drumartin $164.00
IG., LM & GJ Pickering (40) Marong $164.00
PT & KF Howard (122) Goornong $164.00
Mullins Farms (90) Eddington $163.00
W Egan (99) Gunbower $162.00
GW & ML Curnow (24) Laanecoorie $162.00
G & C McKinnon (103) Pyramid Hill $161.00
GT Allen (54) Wycheproof $161.00
CJ & JJ Guthrie (139) Rich Avon $160.00
Gredgwin Ridge (56) Boort $160.00
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AS & SE Bentley (28) Moama $160.00
BD & S Cail (62) Kamarooka $159.00
GN Davies (65) Eddington $158.00
T & B Cail (60) Kamarooka $156.00
D & L Colclough (23) Euroa $156.00
RJ & MG Hartley (53) Diggora $155.60
AK Collins P/L (74) Bridgewater $153.20
MJ Williams (50) Drummartin $152.00
W & M Harris (80) Bookit Island $152.00
K & M Egan (104) Marong $152.00
AJ & RL Broad (82) Bridgewater $151.00
CM & LM Gallagher (43) Neereman $150.00
DJ & JD Kerr (76) Kamarooka $150.00
B & KB Broom (75) Neereman $145.00
GL & RA Cain (74) Moama $145.00.
TWO TOOTH
SE & LG Carless (12) Moliagul $126.00
MERINO LAMBS
AR & FJ (14) Sea Lake $156.00
AR Hiscock (55) Kilmore $128.00
M & S Morphett (76) Booligal $94.00.
MERINO WETHERS
RJ & DJ McCoy (204) Moliagul $132.00
RV ,CV & HA Glenn (94) Mathoura $124.00
M & S Morphett (68) Booligal $98.00
RL & AH Rollinson (12) Jerilderee $88.00
CROSSBRED EWES
KL & JT Keating (138) Woodvale $144.00
WL,LG & RK Boyd (39) Pyramid Hill $144.00
GJ & JL Pickering (28) Woodstock $140.00
AB & KB Broom (27) Neereman $136.00
MS & AC Ryan (30) Colbinabbin $136.00
Dundas Past (52) Vasey $135.00
MJ Williams (20) Drummartin $130.00
DN Burden (55) Violet Town $126.00
AW Ogden & Sons (62) Wanalta $122.00
EJ & SE Vanston (74) Salisbury West $118.00
Bertangles P/L (175) Hay $104.00.
MERINO EWES
Pompapiel Past (78) Pompapiel $130.00
RJ,CJ & HA Glenn (94) Mathoura $124.00
Ceres P/L (41) Buckrabanyule $116.00
AJ,BL & CJ Mann (36) Pyramid Hill $114.00
WB & BJ Jones (55) Donald $111.00
S Wright (114) St Arnaud $110.00
J Sexton (104) Kamarooka $110.00
Pompapiel Past (59) Pompapiel $108.00
M & S Morphett (206) Booligal $107.00
LBC,RLS & AD Mills (74) Pyramid Hill $105.50
N & R Comer (96) Woodstock $103.00
RL & AH Rollinson (91) Jerilderee $102.00
CATTLE
BENDIGO
September 5. Yarding: 250
A similar sized yarding of 250 very good quality
cattle came forward this week.
Most of the buyers were in attendance and
remained quite active throughout the sale.
The top vealer reached $3.31 per kilo, dropping
by up to 5 cents.
Heavy steers were in larger supply this week
- the top steer reached $ 2.80 per kilo, holding
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quite well medium to heavy steers were also in
better supply this week, the top steer reached
$2.85 per kilo remaining fully firm.
Cow numbers were very light this week, howev-
er, they sold well with the top reaching $2.42 per
kilo and holding firm from the previous market.
QUOTES
Steers Heavy over 500kg sold to $2.80
Steers Med/Heavy 420 490kgs sold to $2.85
Steer Veal Heavy over 400kgs sold to $3.30
Steer Veal medium 320 390kg sold to $3.31
Heifers Veal 420 to 490kgs sold to $3.27
Heifer Veal 320 390kgs sold to $3.26
Beef Cows sold to $ 2.42
AVERAGES
BULLOCKS AND STEERS
W Mannes & Sons - Bagshot $ 1788.93
P Dredge - Myers Flat $ 1608.75
RJ & CL Crozier - Woodend $1597.14
AL & G Lloyd - Stuart Mill $1553.25
J Hampson - Wychitella $1544.01
arker & Wall - Sutton Grange $1513.40
D & S Lloyd - Stuart Mill $1460.46
VEALERS
Lombardy Ent - Elmore $1549.80
CG Ross - Lake Marmal $1432.73
JGC P/L -Rochester $1416.10
BL & J Humbert - Calivil $1391.20
TB Trading - Campbells Forest $1296.00
K & M Smirk - Heathcote $1281.40
LH Sargeant - Huntly $1273.30
N & C Walker - Betley $1243.20
TJ & CM Byrne - Epsom $1228.80
MR Baker - Tennyson $1201.20
RC Douglas - Harcourt $1170.72
RJ & CL Crozier - Woodend $1134.44
J &L Cartwright - Raywood $1082.20
A Read G K McNutt - Goornong $1034.15
COWS
AL & G Lloyd - Stuart Mill $1861.55
K & M Smirk - Heathcote $1845.18
P Dredge - Myers Flat $1740.48
C Cascio - Sunbury $1512.57
Barker & Wall - Sutton Grange $1438.40
N & C Walker - Betley $1340.18
C Harrington - Fosterville $1298.70
HEIFERS
J & L Cartwright - Raywood $2244.00
BL & J Humbert- Calivil $1661.60
BULLS
J & L Cartwright - Raywood $1939.70
CG Ross - Lake Marmal $1807.07
ORDER OF SALE
McKean & McGregor 1 and 3
Ellis Nuttall 6 and 4
FP Nevins 3 and 5
Landmark 4 and 1
Elders 5 and 2
Rodwells 2 and 6
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TV GUIDE
ABC (CH 2, 20)
6.00 News Breakfast. (CC) 9.00 ABC
News. (CC) 10.00 Q&A. (R, CC) 11.05
Grand Designs. (R, CC) 12.00 ABC News
At Noon. (CC) 12.30 National Press
Club Address. (CC) 1.30 The House
With Annabel Crabb. (R, CC) 2.00
Parliament Question Time. (CC) 3.00
Miniseries: Doctor Thorne. (PG, R, CC)
3.45 Eggheads. (R, CC)
4.15 Pointless. (R, CC)
5.00 ABC News: Early Edition. (CC)
5.30 The Drum. (CC)
6.00 Short Cuts To Glory: Recipes.
(CC)
6.10 Grand Designs. (PG, R, CC)
7.00 ABC News. (CC)
7.30 7.30. Presented by Leigh Sales.
(CC)
8.00 Hard Quiz. (PG, CC)
8.30 Shaun Micallefs MAD AS
HELL. Final. Host Shaun Micallef
and a think tank of pundits
present a round-up of important
news stories of the week.
(M, CC)
9.00 Utopia. Final. Tony threatens to
resign. (Ml, CC)
9.30 Get Krack!n. The Kates
dynamic is tested. (MA15+ls, CC)
10.00 Adam Hills: The Last Leg.
(MA15+s, R, CC)
10.45 Lateline. (R, CC) 11.15 The
Business. (R, CC) 11.30 Four Corners.
(R, CC) 12.20 Media Watch. (PG, R, CC)
12.35 Parliament Question Time. (CC)
1.35 National Press Club Address. (R,
CC) 2.35 Rage. (MA15+adhlnsv) 4.20
Murder, She Wrote. (PG, R, CC) 5.05
The Bill. (PG, R, CC)
SBS (CH 3, 30) PRIME7 (CH 6) NINE (CH 5, 50) WIN (CH 8, 80)
6.00 France 24 English News. (CC) 6.00 Sunrise. (CC) 6.00 Today. (CC) 6.00 Ent. Tonight. (PG) 6.30 Family
6.30 Al Jazeera English News. (CC) 9.00 The Morning Show. (PG, CC) 9.00 Today Extra. (PG, CC) Feud. 7.00 WIN News. 8.00 The Bold
7.00 BBC News. (CC) 7.30 Italian News. 11.30 Seven Morning News. (CC) 11.30 Morning News. (CC) And The Beautiful. (PG, R, CC) 8.30
8.10 Filipino News. 8.40 French News. 12.00 MOVIE Unwanted Guest. 12.00 The Ellen DeGeneres Show. Studio 10. (PG, CC) 12.00 Dr Phil. (PG, R,
9.00 Tennis. US Open. Quarter-finals. Beth Littleford. An obsessive Variety show. (PG, CC) CC) 1.00 The Bachelor Australia. (PG, R,
(CC) 2.00 Who Do You Think You Are? guest threatens her hosts. 1.00 Extra. Entertainment news CC) 2.00 Entertainment Tonight. (CC)
(PG, R, CC) 3.00 Dateline. (R, CC) 3.30 (2016, Mv, CC) program. (CC) 2.30 Bens Menu. (R, CC) 3.00 Judge
Insight. (R, CC) 4.30 Peter Kuruvitas 2.00 The Daily Edition. The hottest 1.30 Hot In Cleveland. (PGl, R, CC) Judy. (PG, CC) 3.30 Alive And Cooking.
Coastal Kitchen. (R, CC) issues from the days news. (CC) 2.00 The Block. (PG, R, CC) (CC) 4.00 Everyday Gourmet With
5.00 Cycling. Vuelta a Espaa. 3.00 The Chase. (R, CC) 3.00 News Now. (CC) Justine Schofield. (R, CC) 4.30 The Bold
Stage 16. Highlights. (CC) 4.00 Seven News At 4. (CC) 4.00 Afternoon News. (CC) And The Beautiful. (PG, CC) 5.00 TEN
5.30 Letters And Numbers. (R, CC) 5.00 The Chase Australia. (CC) 5.00 Millionaire Hot Seat. (CC) Eyewitness News. (CC)
6.00 River Cottage Australia. (CC) 6.00 Seven News. (CC) 6.00 Nine News. (CC) 6.00 WIN News. (CC)
6.30 SBS World News. (CC) 7.00 Home And Away. Brody 7.00 A Current Affair. (CC) 6.30 The Project. (CC)
7.35 Extreme Railway Journeys: and Ziggy face a crossroads. 7.30 The Block. The pressure of 7.30 The Bachelor Australia. Matty
Australias Outback Railway. (PGav, CC) finishing the biggest room ever wants to spend as much time as
Series return. Part 1 of 3. Chris 8.00 Border Security: Australias in the shows history is starting possible with the remaining six
Tarrant crosses the Australian Front Line. Officers are to get to the couples. (PG, CC) bachelorettes. (CC)
outback to find out the truth concerned when they find drug 8.40 Doctor Doctor. Hugh comes to 8.40 MOVIE Dirty Dancing.
about an amazing railway. paraphernalia in the luggage blows with Pennys boyfriend, Abigail Breslin, Colt Prattes,
(PG, CC) of a young Peruvian woman. while Meryl plays dirty to win Sarah Hyland. A teenage girl
8.30 Look Me In The Eye. New (PGd, R, CC) the recount of the mayoral falls in love with a dancing
Series. Explores what happens 8.30 The Front Bar. Takes a lighter election. (Md, CC) teacher when she spends
when two estranged people look at all things AFL, hosted 9.40 The AFL Footy Show. Eddie the summer at a resort in the
come face-to-face and look by Mick Molloy, Sam Pang and McGuire and Rebecca Maddern Catskill Mountains with her
each other in the eye. (PGa, CC) Andy Maher. (M, CC) provide the latest AFL news and family. However, their budding
9.35 The Good Fight. Mike takes his 9.30 Criminal Minds. The team match previews. (Ma, CC) relationship is threatened
case to a grand jury. (Ml, CC) investigates the cause of several 11.10 Off The Bench. (PG, CC) by parental disapproval.
10.30 The Handmaids Tale. fatal car crashes involving 11.40 The Closer. (M, R, CC) (2017, Mas, CC)
(MA15+lsv, CC) drivers and pedestrians. 12.35 20/20: The Sweetheart 11.00 Hawaii Five-0. The team
11.30 SBS World News Late Edition. (Madsv, CC) Swindle. (CC) discovers that a Nazi war
(CC) 10.30 Chicago Fire. Casey and 1.30 Postcards. (PG, R, CC) criminal may be hiding out in
12.00 MOVIE Jack. (2014, MA15+asv, Dawson find themselves 2.00 Extra. (R, CC) an old leper colony in Hawaii.
CC) 1.55 MOVIE Sarahs Key. (2010, unexpectedly caught in the 2.30 Global Shop. (Mav, R, CC)
Ma, CC) 3.55 Trawlermen: The Catch. middle of a potential political 3.00 Skippy The Bush Kangaroo. 11.50 WINs All Australian News. (CC)
(MA15+l, R, CC) 5.00 CGTN English mess. (Mav, CC) (R) 12.50 The Project. (R, CC)
News. (CC) 5.15 NHK World English 11.30 Motive. (M, CC) 3.30 Good Morning America. (CC) 1.50 48 Hours. (Ma, R, CC)
News. (CC) 5.30 Deutsche Welle 12.30 Home Shopping. (R) 5.00 News Early Edition. (CC) 5.30 3.00 Home Shopping. (R)
English News. (CC) 5.30 Sunrise. (CC) Today. (CC) 4.30 CBS This Morning. (CC)

ABC2 (CH 22)
6.00 Childrens Programs. 1.10 The
Pajanimals. 1.45 The Adventures Of
Bottle Top Bill And His Best Friend
Corky. 2.00 Lah-Lahs Adventures.
2.15 Tree Fu Tom. 2.40 Olivia. 3.05
Wallykazam! 3.30 Play School. 4.25
Charlie And Lola. 4.40 Peg + Cat. 4.55
Little Roy. 5.10 Ready, Jet, Go! 6.35 Ben
And Hollys Little Kingdom. 7.00 Spicks
And Specks. (PG) 7.30 Dirty Jobs. (PG)
8.20 Kids On Speed? (PG) 9.20 The
Lie Detective. (M) 10.05 Head First. (M)
10.55 Catfish: The TV Show. (PG) 11.35
Tattoo Tales. (M) 12.05 Wild Things
With Dom Monaghan. (M) 12.55 Dirty
Jobs. (PG) 1.50 Close. 5.00 Childrens
Programs.
SBS VICELAND (CH 32)
6.00 WorldWatch. 12.00 Miniseries:
Vargas: Neptunes Thunder. (M) 1.35
Commando School. (M) 2.30 F*ck
Thats Delicious. (M) 3.00 Mysterious
Cities Of Gold. (PG) 3.35 The Feed.
4.05 The Business Of Life. 4.35
Fameless. (PG) 5.00 Mario Batalis
Moltissimo. 5.30 If You Are The One.
6.35 MythBusters. (PG) 7.30 The Feed.
8.00 VICE News Tonight. 8.30 MOVIE
Godzilla: Resurgence. Hiroki Hasegawa.
(2016, Mav) 10.40 The War On Kids.
11.10 Cycling. Vuelta a Espaa. Stage 17.
2.00 VICE News Tonight. 2.30 Desus
And Mero. (M) 3.00 Thai News. 3.30
Bangla News. 4.00 Punjabi News. 4.30
WorldWatch.
7TWO (CH 62)
6.00 Home Shopping. 7.00 Flushed.
(C) 7.30 The Wild Adventures Of
Blinky Bill. (C) 8.00 Jays Jungle. (P)
8.30 Harrys Practice. 9.00 Million
Dollar Minute. 9.30 NBC Today. 12.00
The Great Outdoors. 2.15 Million
Dollar Minute. 2.45 RSPCA Animal
Rescue. 3.15 Hells Kitchen Australia.
(PG) 4.30 Escape To The Country.
6.30 Bargain Hunt. 7.30 The Vicar Of
Dibley. (PG) 8.30 The Inspector Lynley
Mysteries. (M) 10.30 The Border. (PG)
11.30 Bargain Hunt. 12.30 Escape
To The Country. 1.30 RSPCA Animal
Rescue. 2.00 Home Shopping. 4.00
Million Dollar Minute. 4.30 The Great
Outdoors.
9GEM (CH 52)
6.00 Friends. (PG) 6.30 This Is Your
Day! (PG) 7.00 Creflo. (PG) 7.30 TV
Shop. 8.00 Ellen DeGeneres. (PG) 9.00
TV Shop. 10.30 Harry. (PG) 11.30 As
Time Goes By. 12.10 MOVIE Man About
The House. (1974, PGs) 2.05 RPA. (PG)
3.05 Upstairs Downstairs. (PG) 4.15
Heartbeat. (PG) 5.20 Are You Being
Served? (PG) 6.00 Friends. (PG) 7.00
As Time Goes By. 7.30 Call The Midwife.
(M) 8.45 Agatha Christies Poirot. (PG)
9.55 Silent Witness. (MA15+) 11.00
Upstairs Downstairs. (PG) 12.10 Are
You Being Served? (PG) 12.50 GEM
Presents. 1.00 TV Shop. 1.30 Friends.
(PG) 2.00 Global Shop. 2.30 Poirot.
(PG) 3.30 Late Programs.
ONE (CH 81)
6.00 Home Shopping. 8.00 Star Trek:
The Next Generation. (PG) 9.00 Fishing
Edge. 9.30 Jake And The Fatman. (PG)
10.30 Hogans Heroes. 11.00 M*A*S*H.
(PG) 12.00 WINs All Australian News.
1.00 Nash Bridges. (M) 2.00 Matlock.
(M) 3.00 Jake And The Fatman. (PG)
4.00 Scorpion. (PG) 5.00 Star Trek: The
Next Generation. (PG) 6.00 Hogans
Heroes. 6.30 M*A*S*H. (PG) 7.30 David
Attenboroughs Planet Earth. (PG) 8.30
Undercover Boss. (PG) 9.30 Shark
Tank. (PG) 10.30 Ripper Street. 11.35
Forensics. (M) 12.35 Home Shopping.
2.05 Star Trek: The Next Generation.
(PG) 3.00 Matlock. (M) 4.00 Nash
Bridges. (M) 5.00 The Doctors. (M)

ABC ME (CH 23)
6.00 Childrens Programs. 12.50
House Of Anubis. 1.05 Adventure
Time. 1.25 Detentionaire. 1.50 Life
With Boys. 2.10 WAC: World Animal
Championships. 2.35 Annedroids.
3.10 Backyard Science. 3.35 The
Penguins Of Madagascar. 4.05 Matilda
And The Ramsay Bunch. 4.20 Little
Lunch. 4.35 Nippers. 5.05 Eve. 5.40
Grojband. 6.10 Slugterra. 6.35 Make
It Pop! 7.00 Horrible Histories. 7.30
Deadly 60. 8.05 Backstage. (PG) 8.30
Dance Academy. 8.55 The Haunting
Hour. (PG) 9.15 The High Fructose
Adventures Of Annoying Orange. 9.30
Rage. (PG) 10.30 Close. 5.00 Childrens
Programs.
ABC NEWS (CH 24)
6.00 News Breakfast. 9.00 ABC News.
12.30 National Press Club Address.
1.30 ABC News. 2.00 Parliament
Question Time. 3.15 ABC News. 6.00
ABC News National. 6.30 The Drum.
7.00 ABC News With The Business.
9.00 ABC News National. 9.30 Lateline.
10.00 The World. 11.00 ABC News.
11.30 7.30. 12.00 ABC News. 12.30
The Drum. 1.00 Al Jazeera Newsgrid.
2.00 BBC Global. 2.30 7.30. 3.00 BBC
Global. 3.30 The Drum. 4.00 Al Jazeera
Newshour. 5.00 Outside Source. 5.30
Lateline.
7MATE (CH 63)
6.00 Home Shopping. 7.00 The Next
Level. (PG) 8.00 Mark Bergs Fishing
Addiction. (PG) 9.00 Harley-Davidson
TV. (PG) 9.30 Hook, Line And Sinker.
(PG) 10.00 NFL: Americas Game. 11.00
Starsky & Hutch. (PG) 12.00 S.W.A.T.
(PG) 1.00 ScreenPLAY. (M) 1.30 Pawn
Stars. (PG) 2.00 Ice Road Truckers. (M)
3.00 Grilled. (PG) 4.00 Cement Heads.
(PG) 5.00 Restoration Garage. (PG)
6.00 American Pickers. (PG) 7.00 Pawn
Stars. (PG) 7.30 Bloopers. (PG) 8.30
Ink Master. (M) 11.00 MOVIE Insidious:
Chapter 2. (2013, Mhv) 1.00 Bloopers.
(PG) 2.00 Shopping. 4.00 Fishing
Addiction. (PG) 5.00 Pawn Stars. (PG)
5.30 Dream Car Garage. (PG)
9GO! (CH 53)
6.00 Childrens Programs. 11.00
Friends. (PG) 12.00 Dawsons Creek.
(PG) 1.00 Airplane Repo. (PG) 2.00
Rabbids Invasion. (PG) 2.30 Be Cool,
Scooby-Doo! (PG) 3.00 Pokmon. 3.30
Nexo Knights. (PG) 4.05 Batman: The
Brave And The Bold. (PG) 4.30 The
Looney Tunes Show. 5.00 Ben 10. (PG)
5.30 Teen Titans. (PG) 6.00 Regular
Show. (PG) 6.30 Adventure Time. (PG)
7.00 The Middle. (PG) 7.30 RBT. (PG)
8.00 Police Ten 7. (M) 8.30 MOVIE
The Long Kiss Goodnight. Geena
Davis. (1996, Mvl, CC) 11.00 MOVIE Pet
Sematary. (1989, Mhv) 1.00 Regular
Show. (PG) 1.30 Ben 10. (PG) 2.00
Childrens Programs.
ELEVEN (CH 82)
6.00 Toasted TV. 6.05 Matt Hatter
Chronicles. 6.30 Transformers: Robots
In Disguise. 7.05 Pokmon. 7.35 Blazing
Team. 8.00 Totally Wild. (C) 8.35
Pound Puppies. 9.00 Super Wings.
9.30 Crocamole. (P) 10.00 Touched By
An Angel. (PG) 11.00 Dads. (PG) 11.30
New Girl. (PG) 12.00 Good Wife. (M)
1.00 WIN News. 2.00 Rush. (M) 3.00
The Grinder. (PG) 3.30 King Of Queens.
(PG) 4.00 Malcolm. (PG) 4.30 Becker.
5.30 Raymond. 6.00 Family Feud. 6.30
Neighbours. 7.00 Malcolm. (PG) 7.30
Fresh Off The Boat. (PG) 8.00 Rules Of
Engagement. (PG) 8.30 Futurama. (PG)
10.00 Bobs Burgers. (M) 11.00 Late
Programs.

NITV (CH 34) 6.00 Morning Programs. 12.00 Football. NEAFL. 1.30 Haunted: The Other Side. (M) 2.00 UnderExposed. 2.30 Campfire. 3.00 Aussie Bush Tales. 3.15 Tales Of Tatonka.
3.30 Inuk. 4.00 Cities Of Gold. (PG) 4.30 Kagagi. (PG) 5.00 Tangaroa. 5.30 Colour Theory. 6.00 Our Footprint. 6.30 Antonio Carluccios 6 Seasons. 7.00 Our Stories. 7.20
The Mulka Project. 7.25 NITV News. 7.30 Designing Africa. 8.00 Hardwood. 8.30 Men Dont Cry. (PG) 9.00 The Point. 9.30 Over The Black Dot. 10.00 MOVIE Salute. Peter Norman. (2008, PGa) 11.30 Over The
Black Dot. 12.00 Volumz. (PG)
RATING ADVICE: (PG) Parental Guidance (M) Mature Audiences (MA15+) Mature Audiences Only (AV15+) Extreme Adult Violence. Please note: Listings are correct at the time of print and are subject to change by networks.
CONSUMER ADVICE: a: adult themes; d: drug references; h: horror; l: language; n: nudity; s: sexual references; v: violence. CC: Closed Captions; b&w: Black & White; R: Repeat. VIC | 0609

HOROSCOPES with Alison Moroney

AQUARIUS
(Jan. 20-Feb. 18)
Your financial position,
focused mainly on your
income, may need some
adjustments as you
approach the halfway
point in the yearly cycle on
September 6.
PISCES ARIES TAURUS GEMINI CANCER
(Feb. 19-Mar. 20) (March 21-April 19) (April 20-May 20) (May 21-June 20) (June 21-July 22)
Septembers full moon The past couple of weeks There could be a Septembers full moon These are a climactic
highlights your romantic have indicated a need to special event involving on Wednesday promises few days in negotiations,
desires, as less than sort out problems that an acquaintance or a peak in development communications, planning
satisfactory conditions have dragged on for friend accompanying of your financial potential or travel, bringing success
in the partnership stakes too long most likely Septembers full moon so, you should capitalise to activities that have been
stimulate thoughts of a self-inflicted. Look to these in Pisces. Many of you on the possibilities for building over the past six
better lifestyle. during the next few days. can finalise personal future growth. months.
arrangements.

LEO VIRGO LIBRA SCORPIO SAGITTARIUS CAPRICORN

(July 23-Aug. 22)
You are now half way
through your own
personal financial year, so
need to review the overall
situation and progress,
fine tuning budgets and
plans in the days around
September 6.
(Aug. 23-Sept. 22) (Sept. 23-Oct. 22) (Oct. 23-Nov. 21) (Nov. 22-Dec. 21) (Dec. 22-Jan. 19)
Septembers Piscean With the spotlight on The beautiful Piscean The fermentation Planning is always an
full moon indicates your work during around moon will add a mystical process within the home essential ingredient to
magnetic ties between September 6, you can and ethereal element to has been generating a success. With the full
yourself and your partner, expect the trends of the your love life this week. lot of negative potential moon in August, you will
making for a romantic past six months to peak. You couldnt wish for a during the past six find out how successful
time and enabling you to This is an opportunity to more romantic or luckier months.This will reach youve been in your efforts
complement each other. show what youre made of. influence. a head about now. over the past six months.
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COMICS
HAGAR
CROSSWORD 13331
ACROSS 1 2 3 4 5 6 7
2 Punctuation marks
8 Thunder god 8 9 10 11
9 Genus of spiders
12 13
12 Generous
13 Forefront 14 15 16
14 Newts
15 Yacht station 17 18
17 Performed surgery
19 Began to appear 19 20 21 22
GINGER MEGGS 21 Devotional exercise
23 Writing tablets
27 Drawn into error
30 Region 23 24 25 26 27 28 29
31 Pure
33 Fissure 30
35 Equip
36 Presented 31 32 33 34
37 Esculent
35 36
38 Becomes firm
39 Constraint 37 38

DOWN 39
GARFIELD 1 Wait on
2 Young horse
3 Prayer 16 Speed an engine 27 Looking-glass
4 Followed orders 18 Columns support 28 Emphasise
5 Tar 20 Boring tool 29 Hate intensely
6 Share 22 Born 32 Concealed
7 Hand-plaited hat 23 Holy 34 Ancient Roman days
10 Of love between soul 24 Slowly (mus)
and soul 25 It is (abb)
11 Moved quickly 26 Sweltered

CRYPTIC CROSSWORD 12130

WIZARD OF ID ACROSS 1 2 3 4 5 6
1 Take the infant for a walk
round? (11) 7 8
9 Twenty-two vats containing
eggs (3) 9 10
10 Homes were rebuilt in an
unspecified place (9)
11 Approaches a listener in
opposite directions (5)
13 If fishermen catch it, they 11 12 13
get in a tangle! (7)
14 Outrageously show several
topless! (6)
16 Timber and crude metal on 14 15 16
the beach (6)
18 A moral consideration that
ZITS may be dispensed with! (7) 17
19 Head of the delegation in
rearranged tour of the royal 18 19
house (5)
20 An expert in advising what
courses to take (9)
21, 6-down Removed from
20 21
the register and not for
publication (3,3,6)
22 Key workers have them at
their finger-tips (11)
22
DOWN
2 Christine Naughtons middle
name (3) 7 National team not seen in 17 No rise for one in top
3 Theyre stupid enough to town (11) form (6)
make a valuation pointless 8 Could it be the skill of the 19 Its held to be true
THE PHANTOM at the end (5) inoculator (6-5) palindrome (5)
4 To cause perplexity, act as a 12 Lady confused about a piece 21 Sounds like unrefined
patroness of the arts (6) of poetry in an unfortunate material for making a
5 No service for the high way (9) blade (3)
churchman? (3,4) 15 Inform somebody of a
6 See 21-across trophy, we hear (7)

CROSSWORD AND CRYPTIC SOLUTIONS 27 Mirror; 28 Stress; 29 Detest; 32 Hid; 34 Ides.

17 Senior; 19Tenet; 21 Oar.
7 Countryside; 8 Needle-craft; 12 Adversely; 15 Apprise;
DOWN 2 Ena; 3 Asses; 4 Bemuse; 5 Low mass; 6The record;
20 Dietitian; 21 Off; 22Typewriters.
13 Seaweed; 14 Reveal; 16 Ashore; 18 Scruple; 19Tudor;
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20 Awl; 22 Nee; 23 Sacred; 24 Adagio; 25Tis; 26 Stewed;
6 Divide; 7 Panama; 10 Platonic; 11 Ran; 16 Rev; 18 Pedestal;
Down: 1 Attend; 2 Colt; 3 Orison; 4 Obeyed; 5 Seaman;
37 Edible; 38 Sets; 39 Duress.
27 Misled; 30 District; 31 Chaste; 33 Rift; 35 Rig; 36 Awarded;
15 Marina; 17 Operated; 19 Dawned; 21 Novena; 23 Slates;

ACROSS 1 Perambulate; 9 Ova; 10 Somewhere; 11 Nears; Across: 2 Colons; 8Thor; 9 Epeira; 12 Liberal; 13 Van; 14 Efts;

JUMBLE 994 QUIZ SUDOKU 2518

TODAYSTARGET Simple rules, challenging puzzle

P T S
GOOD: 18
1. Which Australian All the numbers from 1 to 9 must be
swimmer was known as used once only in each 3x3 square,
VERY GOOD: 24 in each row (horizontal) and each
EXCELLENT: 30 Madame Butterfly? column (vertical).
GENIUS: 36 2. Which British prime
minister resigned in

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which gas?
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sport spot stoop stop strop games app?
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SHORTSTOP shot shott town has one, but what is
Using the nine letters in the grid, how many words of root shoo shoot shop short
pub short for?
four letters or more can you list? The centre letter must post potshot potto roost
be included and each letter may only be used once. pooh poor port posh poss
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likely in the morning and afternoon. Snow Tomorrow
falling above 800 metres rising to 1300 me- 3 / 14C THE TIDES
tres later. Winds westerly 30 to 45 km/h. BALLARAT PORT FAIRY
NORTH CENTRAL Today High12:44am 0.8m 1:25pm 1.1m
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Cloudy. High (70%) chance of showers, most 10C
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falling above 800 metres rising to 1300 me- 3 / 11C Today Low 7:02am 0.4m 8:07pm 0.5m
Today
tres later. Winds westerly 25 to 40 km/h. 14C -2C PORT PHILLIP HEADS
WARRNAMBOOL AND SOUTH WEST
Cloudy. High (70%) chance of showers.
HAMILTON Tomorrow Tomorrow High12:02pm 1.4m
Low 5:11am 0.5m 5:48pm 0.7m
Today 8 / 15C -3 / -1C
Winds westerly 25 to 40 km/h decreasing to TOMORROW
12C High12:00am 1.3m 12:48pm 1.5m
20 to 30 km/h in the evening.
BENDIGO AND NORTHERN COUNTRY Tomorrow Low 6:04am 0.5m 6:35pm 0.6m
5 / 13C
Partly cloudy. Medium (50%) chance of SALE
showers, most likely in the morning and af-
Today
ternoon. Winds westerly 25 to 35 km/h.
14C
WEST VICTORIA COASTAL WATERS
Tomorrow
SA-Vic Border to Cape Otway
GEELONG 5 / 16C BALLARAT
Winds: West to southwesterly 20 to 30 knots, Sun protection recommended
Today
reaching up to 35 knots early in the morning. WARRNAMBOOL 14C
10:40am - 2:20pm
Wind easing to 20 to 25 knots at night. Seas: Today Tomorrow BENDIGO
3 to 4 metres, decreasing to 2.5 to 3 metres
13 C 6 / 15C Sun protection recommended
around midday. Swell: Southwesterly 4 to 6 Tomorrow 10:30am - 2:20pm
metres, decreasing to 4 metres later in the 7 / 14C w w w. b o m . g o v. a u WARRNAMBOOL
evening. Weather: Partly cloudy. 80% chance Commonwealth of Australia 2017
Sun protection recommended
of showers. 11:00am to 2:10pm
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Index Birthdays Death Notices Death Notices Death Notices Death Notices Funeral Notices
Adult Services..............................................34
Birthdays......................................................31 OMEGA
BRUSCH CUSHING KNIGHT COFFEY
Boats and Accessories................................ 32 LONGINES
Caravans and Motor Homes........................32 Phil Hugh Gerard Noela Josephine
TAG HEUER Lois Margaret
Companions.................................................34 Swiss and Japanese Beloved husband of Passed away
The Bendigo & Mass of Thanksgiving
Death Notices .............................................. 31 WATCH SERVICE District Aboriginal Frances, much loved peacefully at St John for the life of Mrs
For Lease ..................................................... 33 SPECIALIST Cooperative (BDAC) father of Peter, of God Hospital on Noela Josephine
For Sale........................................................32 Two years guarantee wishes to extend its Maree, Stephen, Sept 1, 2017 after a Coffey will be held at
on servicing. sincerest condolences Jennifer and David. short illness.
Free Under $100..........................................33 "Victorian President" St Mary's Catholic
Funeral Directors..........................................32 Watch and Clockmakers to Sue and family Loved father in law Church, Southey
members on the Daughter of the late
Funeral Notices.......................................31-32 Of Australia of Louise, Donna Street, Inglewood on
sudden and sad Hugh and Ivy Knight.
Gold Rush Jewellers, and Joanne. FRIDAY (September
Funeral Services...........................................32 335 Hargreaves Street passing of their Cherished grand- Dearly loved and 8) at 1.30pm.
In Memoriam................................................32 (Next to JB HI-FI), beloved Phil. cherished sister and
father to 10 grand-
Lost & Found................................................32 Bendigo. sister-in-law of Bill At the conclusion of
Phone 5441 4011 Phil's contribution to children and 3 great-
Massage.......................................................34 grandchildren. and Melva, Bob and mass the cortege will
BDAC was immense, Marg, Shirley leave for the
Motor Vehicles.............................................32 Forever in
Death Notices he was a respected (deceased), Jim and Inglewood Cemetery.
Motorcycles & Scooters...............................32 colleague with a our hearts.
Personal Notices..........................................34 cheeky sense of Bev (both deceased),
John and Helen, Rosary will be recited
Positions Vacant.....................................33-34 BAKER humour, mentor and Loved son of Hugh at the above church
friend to us all. and Hilda Cushing. Mary, Nancy and
Professional Services...................................34 (nee Ruddell) Bruce (deceased) on Thursday evening
Public Notices..............................................33 Loved brother of at 6.00pm.
Ethel Hylda We will miss him Ann, Janet, Frank, McCormick. A
Real Estate...................................................33 greatly. devoted Aunt to all
Died peacefully on Pat and Carmel
Tenders........................................................33 Rest in peace. (Dec.) and their her nieces and
Trailers ......................................................... 32 September 5, 2017 at nephews.
age 95 at Stella families.
Trucks .......................................................... 32 Forever at peace Forever in our hearts.
Anderson Nursing
Wanted to Buy ............................................. 33 Home. with the Lord.
Private funeral with
Work Wanted ............................................... 34 immediate family.
Loved Wife of John ESTD 1853
(dec.)Much loved
Mum of Don and Phil, COFFEY (DONOVAN) CUSHING
mother-in-law of Noela Josephine Hugh
Sarah and Sharon, LAKER
grandmother of Peacefully on September 1, 2017 at the A much loved and CUSHING
Inglewood Hospital surrounded by her loving Ken
Jacque, Karl, Byron, highly esteemed Hugh Gerard
family. Dearly loved Wife of Jack (dec.). Vincentian, whose 66
Connect with Jason, Stef and
Leigh, and loving Old
Nan of Lucie.
Cherished Mother of John, Alma (Williams),
Catherine (Troy), Maureen (Hulands), Anne
(Boulton) and Josephine.
years of dedication
and compassionate
service to people in
Much loved and
respected friend for
more than fifty years.
Requiem Mass for
the Repose of the

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Formerly of but as God calls us all one by one, In God's Care conclusion of Mass
Wonthaggi and the chain will link again for the White Hills
Emoji now available Melbourne. Died Members of Our Lawn Cemetery.
peacefully in Bendigo Dearly loved and treasured Mum, Mother-in-law Lady of the Rosary YOUNGHUSBAND
on 2nd September and Nana of Alma and Gil (Williams), Graham, Conference of St Ivan Bernard Vigil Prayers and
aged 93. Devoted Jack, Mick and Hayley. A lifetime of beautiful Vincent de Paul Rosary will be held
husband to Margaret memories, laughter and tears. How lucky we at the above church
(dec.) and June. were. Till we meet again Mum, may God hold Peacefully at home on THURSDAY
Much loved dad and you in the palm of his hand. on September 4, EVENING, (Sep-
step dad to Katrina, 2017, aged 81 years. tember 7) at 7.00pm.
Martin, Neil, Sara Dearly loved Mum of Catherine and DOUGLAS
and David, Jenny Mother-in-law of Ian (Troy). Grandmother of Peter Wray Dearly loved Husband
and Rick, and Ros. Megan, Jessica and Thomas and friend of of Elva for 61 years.
Adored grandpa to Daniel, Ben and Makayla. Thank you for sharing 19.3.1953 3.9.2017 Much loved Father
your life with us and giving us such wonderful 15-25 Bridge Street, Bendigo
his ten grandchidren and Father-in-law of 5443 4455
and their partners. memories to cherish, forever in our hearts. Passed away Trevor and Kerry,
A beautiful and cherished Mum of Maureen, peacefully at Golden Graeme and Lisa.
Private family crem- Oaks Nursing Home, Loving Ivan of
ation at Bendigo. A Mother-in-law of Bill (Hulands). Loving Nana
wake for family and and Great Grandmother of Cindy, Donna, Lisa Bendigo. Simone and Joel, DOUGLAS
and Dave (Chambers), Leah and Charlie. Bryony and Paul; Peter Wray
friends will be held at Eldest Son of Peter Angie and Sam.
the Marong Shire Memories we will hold in our hearts forever.
Always there for us with an open heart and and Jean Douglas
Hall (next to grain In our hearts forever The Funeral Service
beautiful smile. (both dec.), Husband
corp) on Saturday to Lorraine, Loving to celebrate the life
9th Sept at 2.30pm, Forever in our hearts. of Mr Peter Wray
Father of Simon,
where we will Mum The love you gave and the way you Kirsty and Fiona. Douglas will be held
celebrate the life of a cared, we will cherish our memories together Much Loved Brother Funeral Notices in the Napier Park
kind, loving and forever. Rest peacefully Mum, love Anne and and Uncle of Kerry Chapel, 420 Napier
generous man. Stan. Loved and cherished Nanna of Daniel and and Jim, Rodger Street, Bendigo on
Kim. (dec.), Julie and Peter FRIDAY (September
In lieu of flowers What wonderful memories. 8) at 10.00am, after
and their families. BRUSCH
In times of crisis, please consider a
donation to the My Mum and best mate, always by my side.
Forever in our hearts Phillip Anthony
which light refresh-
ments will be served.
Alzheimer's Australia Ole Boy
you can give Dementia Research
Foundation, PO Box
God saw you getting tired and a cure was not
to be, so he put his arms around you and Bruschy A Committal Service
whispered come to me. Memories and love for Peter will follow at
4194, Kingston, ACT. forever GILLETT A Celebration for the Bridgewater
2604. Jo. Diana the life of Mr. Phillip Cemetery timed to
Anthony Brusch will commence at noon.
God has you in his be held at the
keeping, we have you A much respected
Treasured memories of my Sister-in-law and William Farmer
in our hearts. best friend, from Ted. Life member of the
Bendigo East Baseball Victoria Street
Club. Chapel, 12 Victoria
Mum and Dad reunited
where its Deepest sympathy to
Street, Eaglehawk,
on FRIDAY 8th
September 2017 at
needed most John and family on
the sad loss of Diana. 11 am.
A Private Cremation
Bendigo East Baseball will follow.
Club committee and
Please donate now members.

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Scooters

ESTD 1853 TAIG Commodore HONDA

Graeme James Calais VE V6 white,
79,000 km, 1 owner 20th Anniversary model,
bought new 2008, 1995, Goldwing,
The Funeral Service 1500cc plus matching
GORRIE WHI-067, RWC, like
to celebrate the life
Philip Edward of Mr Graeme James
new, $13,500.
Phone 0409 221 878.
Hyundai accent shadow trailer, many
extras, in excellent
Taig will be held 2012 diesel, man., condition, $10,560,
A Service of at St Paul's Anglican cruise, B l u e t o o t h , genuine enquiries only.
Thanksgiving for the
life of the late Mr
Cathedral, Myers St,
Bendigo TOMORROW
Fairlane Ghia ZDQ-732, 70,000 km, Ph. 5348 3052.
upsizing for increased
Philip Edward (THURSDAY Sept- 1GS-8IX, 142,000 km, family, $11,900 ONO. Trucks
Dick GORRIE will ember 7) at 1.00pm. new tyres/radiator/bat- Phone 0423 206 190.
be held at the tery, t/b, RWC, VGC,
Mulqueen Family $4,250 ONO.
Chapel 15-25 Bridge
A Committal Service
for Graeme will then
5446 7820. Hyundai Getz Hino Tray,
Street Bendigo on follow at the 2006, white, auto, VGC, 2005, 200,000 km.,
FRIDAY (September Inglewood Cemetery with RWC, 11 mth rego, TLO-336, $22,500.
8) at 11.00am. timed to commence ready to drive away, Ph 0407 503 277.
at 2.30pm. UHE-511, $7600 ONO.
The funeral cortege 0400 692 662. Trailers
will leave at the
conclusion of the For Sale
Service for the
Kangaroo Flat lawn A good life FALCON FG UTE Hyundai Tucson CT
3-seat, col. auto, low- FX 2009, reg til' 03/18,
TRAILER, all steel, 6x4
heavy duty with check
Cemetery. STAY WARM ered, 19" rims, new auto, 2.0, 4 cyl, good
plate floor, heavy duty

15-25 Bridge Street, Bendigo

deserves the THIS WINTER tyres, as is, ZPQ-527, condition, well main-
$6500. 0401 915 906. tained mechanically,
190,079kms, RWC, re-
tyres, tarp cover and
12' rack for boat. $600.
Ph 5447 8132 .

best farewell
Diesel heaters, perfect go WXL 444, $7000.
5443 4455 Caravans and Motor
YOUNGHUSBAND
Ivan Bernard
for factory or shed.
Economical FORD Phone: 0418 540 885
Homes
LAKER
Grab a bargain now
Was $769 Now $675 FALCON Mazda CX9
The Funeral Service Midland Irrigation AU III auto, SSM-088,
Kenneth Alan to celebrate the life of 5442 5655 $3000 ONO with RWC. Grand Touring 2012,
7 seater, 82,000km,
2002 Jayco Freedom Pop Top
Mr Ivan Bernard Ph 0417 500 423. 16ft, exc. cond, 2 single
A Service of Younghusband will silver, black leather beds, Reg P67156, new
Thanksgiving for the be held in the
Lost & Found interior, exc cond, sun awning & annex, 12volt
life of the late Mr
Kenneth Alan
Tarnagulla Memorial
Hall, on TUESDAY
FORD MONDEO roof, tow bar, RWC,
$26,000 ono. Ph
system, $18,750 ono.
FOUND G a r a g e 1999, auto, PFK-986, 0402 474 553. Phone: 0419 587 401
(Ken) LAKER will (September 12) at 151 McCrae Street Bendigo remote c o n t r o l , serviced reg., $1300,
be held in the 1.30pm. 12 Victoria Street Eaglehawk S t e r n b e r g / M u n d y no RWC, 5446 1435.
VR4147036

Mulqueen Family
Chapel, 15 25 At the conclusion of Ph 5441-5577
www.williamfarmer.com.au
Street.
Ph 5434 4433 MAZDA II
Bridge Street
Bendigo on FRIDAY
the service the
cortege will leave for LOST, two 11 month
Holden hatchback, 2012, man-
ual, 58,748 kms, 12
(September 8) at
2.00pm.
the Tarnagulla
Cemetery. A tradition that continues... old male kittens, one
black, one tabby, G/Sq
Frontera mths
ZII-215,
reg. $8,800
Phone 2011 Eco Tourer fold
area. Reward Ph 4x4 wagon, 2002, good 0408 471 337. down caravan STD DB
A private cremation 0409 952 980. condition all over, very model, EC. 1-owner,
clean, 8 months rego fully garaged, $36,500
will follow. For Sale For Sale
Motor Vehicles YHU434, burgundy in
colour, $6000 ono. Ph.
OUTLANDER ONO. Ph 0448 735 145.
2008, auto, 4WD, a/c,
0409 437 939.
red, great wagon, CAMPER
15-25 Bridge Street, Bendigo
5443 4455 AU Falcon Ute Hay Oaten 2015 TRITON 170,00
WJW-964,
km, FSH,
RWC, TRAILER
In Memoriam C/W canopy and 12ft Rolls, net wrapped, su- 1-Tonner, alum. tray, $9,000. 5447 9497 or
V-nose punt with 15hp per conditioned, excel- auto diesel, 175,000 0427 467 473. CUB WEEKENDER
Mercury motor and lent quality $55. km, always serviced, build 2013 with awn-
SMITH trailer, $3500 the lot. Axedale. 0428 590 023. ings, VGC, suit small
Daryl Francis
CULLEN
John (Noddy)
Phone:
ABR-382, $14,000.
Ph 0431 123 707 BF Ford s/wagon car, $4800 ONO. Phone
0417 164 173.
The funeral of Mr
0408 450 911
PENTAX 6x7 Holden rodeo 08, GC, gas, auto,
Daryl Francis Smith
will be held at the
After six years we
BED, single, folding Camera 55, 90, 135 mm
BA Falcon WJP-656, reg till 4/18,
4-WD tray ute, p/s, a/c, 243,000kms, new tyres,
still miss you every SR auto sedan, alloy CD, 3-ltr diesel, towbar, RWC, $5,300 ONO.
Pannoo Bamawm day. electric, massage lenses, filters, access,
feature, good mattress, wheels, body kit, 4-new tyres, RWC good Ph 0481 129 072.
(Pine Grove) Manfrotto tripod 058B, TGW-396, $3,290 ONO. cond. drives well.
Cemetery, Cnr as new condition. $850. $2100 ONO. Phone WCX-530. $11,990.
Your loving family.
O'Brien & Whinfield Ph 0417 528 761 0488 767 097.
Ph 0418 558 105.
Ph 0419 337 447 TOYOTA 86 Man. COUPE
Roads, Pine Grove 5/13 one owner, Coromal
on Monday (Sept 11,
2017) with a
Funeral Directors CHAFF & GRAIN RIDE ON MOWER
Craftsman, 12 hp, auto
velocity: orange/black,
reg 'til 5/18, Rego
2016, Comfortable Q/S
graveside service Oaten $13, lucerne $20, trans. island bed, full ensuite
B&S motor, 86FUJI, RWC. Like a complete with washing
commencing at combo $16, wheaten $1,150. new car, take the long
12.00 noon. BENDIGO $14, all bags 25 kilos.
P h . L a u r i e
Ph 0428 393 185 road home. $19,500.
mach., shower, toilet,
cafe seating, trifold
In lieu of flowers, Phone: 0408 577 188 table, 3-way 186 lt
0429 017 802.
donations may be
made to Leukaemia
FUNERALS
DESK, rolltop, 4-draw- Saddle BMW 318i 01 HOLDEN VZ fridge, 3 gas, 1 elec
burner stove, grill/oven,
F o u n d a t i o n . 2006 Ute, 6-spd man., m/wave, radio/CD/DVD,
SIMON MULQUEEN
ers, lockable, GC, $180. Unused, full size, West- Full option, auto, silver/ XHC-424, 160,000 kms,
Envelopes will be Heathcote. P h ern saddle, $300. black interior, sunroof, LED TV, rev. cycle
available at the $9250, FSH, full RWC, rooftop a/c, gas/elec
5433 3573. Phone 5442 1695. new tyres, 12 mths reg 0439 308 779.
graveside. hot water systm, LED
IJX 6FQ, RWC, $4990.
 

Ph. 0418 146 864 or
lights throughout, bat-
DIESEL PACK SHIPPING CONTAINERS 5447 7007. Toyota Aurion tery and charger, x2,
9kg gas bottles, elec
5444 0400 near new, 600 litre,
$950. Ph 0488 227 411 40ft - $2950. 20ft - 07, V6, green, Sportivo, stability control, roll out
$2600. 40ft high cube, rev. cam, Kenwood awning with 2 semi
$3200. Prices include touchscreen, DVD, enclosed sides, tunnel

 DOUBLE bed sofa, as delivery. Call Nick
new surplus, $350 0439 047 019.
ONO, fold up walker
/wheelchair, $150 ONO.
wheelchair, sturdy, ex
Hospital, $95 ONO. Ph
0437 063 977. Concrete, new factory or, been very reliable,
made, 1.8 x .200 x .070. Reg. to 14 Dec 2017
FREE GARDEN STRAW $22
Bendigo Showgrounds.
Phone 0407 094-805. 0418 509 695.
Funeral Services
7-a/b UQA-734, $7000 boot, external speakers,
ONO. picnic table, jack, 16"
Phone 5449 7293. wheels, elec brakes,
CIVIC GLI, 1995, Auto,
HONDA JAZZ warranty til Nov,
SLEEPERS good interior/fair exteri- VTI-S, 5-door manual,
Nov 2008, 1 owner, top
Toyota Landcruiser 2000 $61,000
0400 299 906.
ONO. Ph
of range, many extras, Dual fuel, bullbar, tow-
exc cond, RWC, reg bar, electric brakes, Boats and
ea. P h o n e RHB-058. Sell As Is: WSH-931, $7800 ono. RWC will be supplied, Accessories
$1800 ONO.
Ph. 0408 506 695. Serv history avail,
Ph 0409 270 931. (ZVP-190), $13,000 ono.
Guildford 5473 4201. BOAT and Trailer with
9.9 Evinrude Motor (fully
serviced) , 4-mths reg.,
Tuscon City also fish finder, $1600.
wagon, 2009, 4 cycl., Ph 5447 7952.
white, 105,000 km,
1GO-4AU, $8500 ONO.
0407 934 965.
XFI Renegade
68 hrs., 370 hp Merc
Motorcycles & Cruiser motor, wake
tower, as new
Scooters condition, more extras,
$56,000 ONO. Ph
5439 3284
HARLEY DAVIDSON '06
Heritage softail, exc.
UR
ADD CORLOAD
cond, fully serviced, 12
mths reg (HF775), RWC
supplied, 35,000km,
very nice bike, $15,500.
Ph. 0429 461 517
TO YOU
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13.7 Acres Wimmera River Office Space For Lease Chef / App Chef
hobby farmland/week-
e n d e r , p w r
3 Acres, great week-
ender just mins from
Lovely heritage building.
Short walk to CBD-View
Casual Labourer Axedale Tavern is seek-
ing a positive full time
passing, 1 hr from major rural city. Street Precinct. Free PROPOSAL TO UPGRADE MOBILE PHONE BASE STATIONS Req. Ph. 0400 115 385. chef or apprentice to
Bendigo, NOW only Reduced $35000 Be all-day parks. 3 Offices IN THE LOCAL AREA join their team.
$65,500 Call 9840 8777 quick!! Call 9840 8777 - Available as single Optus Mobile Pty Ltd (Optus) plan to upgrade an existing Ph Chris 0411 047 330
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For Lease small businesses willing
150 acs to share building. Very
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Northern Highway, Heathcote VIC 3523
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1. The works at each location listed above include: The replacement of
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The Annual General Meeting of CVGT Australia
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RACING SPORT

SANDOWN HILLSIDE gallops today MR

TAB GUIDE
Daily Double 6, 8
TRACK/RAIL/WEATHER
Track good (3).
Note: Race times correct at time of publication.
6 3.55 Spicer Thoroughbreds Handicap 1600m
Early Quadrella 1, 2, 3, 4
Quadrella 5, 6, 7, 8
Rail is out 7m for the entire circuit.
Racing on the Hillside Track.
3 2.10 Drew Morphett Handicap 1300m
1 63132
Apprentices can claim Benchmark 64 $35,000
Dinner Lake (7) G M Begg................. E Brown (a3) 60 4.60
First Four All Races Apprentices can claim Benchmark 64 $35,000 2 7s551 Accreditation w (9) D K Weir ............ B Allen (a1.5) 59 13.00
Weather overcast.
Fixed Odds All Races 1 s2213 My Paisann (5) Ms L Enright...............J Martin (a3) 64.5 8.50 3 6s121 Crypto Peer Rocks dw (8) Shawn Mathrick..D Dunn 59 11.00
BIG6 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8 2 10s36 Sunday Pray n (10) J F Moloney ..... Ms C Hall (a3) 61 19.00 4 2s13 Positively High (6) M G Price ................... M Zahra 59 2.80
3 12s62 Venator w (13) Ms C Alderson ....................J Bates 60 34.00 5 67013 Longneck Larry w (1) Ms C Martindale..................

1 1.00 Sheamus Mills Bloodstock 1000m

4
5
24153
7476s
Bryan w (2) J A McLean.................... B Allen (a1.5) 59.5
Laundered w (12) R W Harrison ........ C Robertson 59.5
23.00
81.00 6
..................................................Ms S Thornton (a3)
31225 Mutin (10) D & B Hayes & T Dabernig .....M Walker
58.5
58.5
61.00
6.00
6 2445s Mandalay Bay w (16) M M Laurie............... D Lane 59.5 11.00 7 059s9 Sassoon (5) Andrew Payne....................P Moloney 58.5 11.00
Apprentices can claim 3yo Benchmark 70 $40,000
7 40s53 Benny Goes Berzerk w (3) D K Weir...........J Allen 59 6.00 8 62151 Reigning In Paris dw (3) Luke Oliver ... J Martin (a3) 58 16.00
1 76s20 Wait For No One d (1) D & B Hayes & T Dabernig 8 06892 Jersey Whistler wn (14) Tara Cochrane....B Higgins 59 71.00 9 34s81 The Donchess dw (14) R K Challis...........J McNeil 58 26.00
............................................................ E Brown (a3) 61 6.50 9 43143 Rushard (15) M G Phillips ........................B Werner 59 34.00 10 44322 Pria Eclipse w (13) Dan OSullivan ... B Mertens (a) 56.5 6.00
2 21s6 Indian Thunder b (6) D K Weir.......... B Allen (a1.5) 60 12.00 10 2137s Musee Des Arts (1) B R Fox....Ms S Thornton (a3) 58.5 41.00 11 s0031 Zartini w (2) J D Sadler ....................C Caserta (a3) 55.5 26.00
3 7s106 Fully Maxed cw (5) S P Nichols..........J Martin (a3) 58 9.50 11 12s Salsamor w (11) T Busuttin & N Young..Z Spain (a2) 58.5 7.00 12 3103s Miss Cavatica n (4) Ms J Beriman .. Ms J Beriman 55 71.00
4 117s Grandioso db (8) Anthony Freedman .........D Moor 57.5 8.50 12 80s31 Sammy The Boss w (6) D K Weir ............D Yendall 58 15.00 13 77979 Stellar Princess dwn (11) Ms B Schreuder ............
5 1 Written Choice cw (2) Logan McGill .........D Oliver 57 4.80 13 744s2 Indernile (7) G M Moloney .....................P Moloney 57.5 6.00 .......................................................... Ms C Hall (a3) 54 101.00
6 1 Superhard d (9) R W Smerdon ..............R Maloney 56.5 3.80 14 70s12 Arties Dreamwinner w (4) Dan OSullivan . C Williams 57 6.00 14 98862 Abide dw (12) F Creamona ........................ F Alesci 54 151.00
7 3s1 Bel Sonic (4) Jason Warren.........................D Dunn 56 4.20 15 1s Ouyang Feng n (9) M G Price................... M Zahra 57 8.00 POSITIVELY HIGH, Dinner Lake, Mutin, Reigning In Paris
8 31 The Regiment d (3) J F Moloney..... D Stackhouse 56 34.00 16 2s21 Rat With Goldtooth (8) P A Preusker .....................
9 7s33 Riel Reward (7) Ms C Alderson ........ B Mertens (a)
FULLY MAXED, Superhard, Written Choice, Indian Thunder
55 8.00 ....................................................Ms H Mc Kechnie
INDERNILE, Ouyang Feng, Salsamor, Sunday Pray
57 11.00 7 4.30 Win A Car At Highways 1800m
Apprentices can claim Benchmark 70 $40,000
2 1.35 Chandler Macleod Plate 1400m 4 2.45 Nick Johnstone Real Estate 1400m 1
2
89803
7s587
Clairvaux cdw (8) M J Williams........ L Riordan (a3)
Hardern (1) D R Brideoake.................. Z Spain (a2)
61.5 8.00
60.5 15.00
Apprentices cannot claim 3yo & up Maiden SW $27,000 Apprentices can claim Benchmark 70 $40,000 3 92s13 Nacar wb (11) D K Weir..................... B Allen (a1.5) 60 3.10
1 34 Arcturos (4) P A Preusker ..........Ms H Mc Kechnie 58.5 26.00 1 6310s Dornier w (2) J F Moloney ............... Ms C Hall (a3) 61 51.00 4 02097 Transfer Allowance tw (3) P J Roche ..... N Callow 60 17.00
2 85002 Bellwhist (7) Ms B Schreuder .......... D Stackhouse 58.5 151.00 2 119s0 Chiatorio dw (5) T & K OSullivan ...................J Hill 59 12.00 5 33721 Birds Of Tokyo dw (9) Luke Oliver.............. D Lane 59 6.50
3 Belmond Express (6) M G Price..............M Walker 58.5 21.00 3 3723s Tuff Bickie (9) K M Keys ................... B Mertens (a) 59 26.00 6 61341 Carraig Aonair tw (7) D & B Hayes & T Dabernig ..
4 05 Lord Wentworth (16) Wez Hunter............ N Callow 58.5 101.00 4 81383 I Am The Dark dw (1) D W Whitworth .......A Lynch 58.5 8.50 ................................................................C Williams 59 5.00
5 54s23 Mister McIlroy (15) C J Waller..................S Baster 58.5 7.50 5 43115 Mai Shiny Choice dwn (8) R D Griffiths .. R Maloney 58.5 7.50 7 7s661 Solid Rod (12) Anthony Freedman.... B Mertens (a) 59 14.00
6 22 Red Chouxs b (5) D K Weir........................ D Lane 58.5 10.00 6 92319 Simply Invincible w (6) P Morgan..........C Williams 57.5 3.60 8 53440 Gouldian w (2) K Hickmott.........................A Lynch 58.5 61.00
7 Richmond (12) Anthony Freedman........... M Zahra 58.5 15.00 7 3198s Stone Warrior (7) Anthony Freedman.........D Moor 57.5 8.50 9 14s89 Baykool n (13) P G Carey ...................J Martin (a3) 57.5 15.00
8 34s2 Smart Talk b (1) D K Weir ............................J Allen 58.5 13.00 8 s5551 Fastlane To Heaven dw (3) R K Challis .. P Moloney 57 3.80 10 s0s60 Bikila (5) Steven Pateman .....................R Mc Leod 57.5 151.00
9 7220s Subutai (2) D T OBrien ..................... T Marshall (a) 58.5 71.00 9 12s04 Jolies Cafe dw (4) J D Sadler .........C Caserta (a3) 56.5 5.00 11 s2110 Pablos Express (10) G Eurell ...................C Newitt 57.5 8.50
10 7s428 Timor Gold (14) Ms J Baker .......................D Moor 58.5 101.00 10 80653 Rouen w (10) P A Banks ..................Ms N Beriman 54 26.00 12 91663 Robbies Star w (4) P A Chow .........J Turner (a1.5) 57.5 26.00
11 3 Etikaal (3) D & B Hayes & T Dabernig .....R Bayliss 56 11.00 STONE WARRIOR, Simply Invincible, Mai Shiny Choice, Tuff Bickie 13 6s675 Haukland Beach w (14) R K Challis ......P Moloney 56 23.00
14 08s90 OCouney w (6) D M Noonan...................M Walker 56 31.00
12
13
4 Huang Yaoshi (10) C J Waller...................C Newitt
2s Mighty Quinn (8) Matthew Cumani............J Childs
56
56
14.00
13.00 5 3.20 Hamilton Reid Chartered Accountants 1000m NACAR, Carraig Aonair, Solid Rod, Clairvaux
14
15
Villermont (11) C Maher............................. L Nolen
52 Wassergeist (9) T Busuttin & N Young ..C Williams
56
56
13.00
3.30
1
Apprentices can claim Benchmark 70 $40,000
8s643 Petites Reward tdwn (3) B J McCarthy..E Brown (a3) 61 3.50
8 5.05 Ladbrokes MultiMaker 1300m
16 422s Weather With You (13) M Baker & A Forsman....... Apprentices can claim 3yo & up F&M Benchmark 70 $40,000
....................................................................D Oliver 56 5.00 2 9298s Mr Walker dw (5) S V Brown .......S Brown Jnr (a3) 60.5 41.00
ETIKAAL, Wassergeist, Arcturos, Red Chouxs 3 s4411 Destinys Reward d (4) B A Gentle .......... M Zahra 59.5 6.50 1 8s469 Sahara Chill dw (4) Kane Harris .........J Martin (a3) 62 61.00
4 6260s Nordic Empire dwn (2) C C Parry....C Caserta (a3) 59.5 19.00 2 s112s Petition wb (3) Anthony Freedman .... E Brown (a3) 61.5 1.75
5 2527s Amadeus dbn (6) M C Kent ...................C Williams 59 2.70 3 15956 Jeanneau w (7) R W Smerdon....................D Dunn 60.5 11.00
LEGEND
T Won at track. C Won at this distance on this course. D Won at 6 179s9 Magnatti cdwn (1) Wez Hunter.. Ms S Thornton (a3) 58.5 3.20 4 s1869 Swiss Kiss w (11) L & T Corstens ... L Riordan (a3) 60.5 31.00
this distance on another course. W Won in slow or heavy going. B 7 331s0 Gracie Lou Lou dw (9) E W Ewert..... C Robertson 55.5 26.00 5 9s516 Costa Bomb (5) D K Weir ................. B Allen (a1.5) 60 41.00
Beaten favourite at last start. H - Trained on track. N - Won at night. 8 1979s Inkulu dw (8) L Xuereb .................... T Marshall (a2) 54.5 71.00 6 1041s My Nikita w (9) D K Weir............................. D Lane 60 12.00
S Spell of three months. F - Fell. P - Pulled up L - Lost rider. 9 15545 Atunnah Courage dw (7) Ms E Haworth . A Darmanin 54 61.00 7 113s4 Gold Blush db (1) D K Weir..........................J Allen 58.5 10.00
AMADEUS, Magnatti, Petites Reward, Destinys Reward 8 143s4 Red Is The Rose (13) D & B Hayes & T Dabernig..
..................................................................R Bayliss 58.5 7.50
GEAR CHANGES 9 15s21 Sweet Perfume (10) C W McDonald .......M Walker 58 10.00
10 53952 Lady Skills wn (2) M M Laurie... Ms S Thornton (a3) 57 9.50
RACE 1: (1) Wait For No One pacifiers off first time RACE 2: (11) Etikaal winkers on first time; (14) Villermont cross-over noseband on first time; (16) 11 214s Polisher wn (8) M Beer & M Hinton ...........D Oliver 56 16.00
Weather With You gelded RACE 3: (5) Laundered cross-over noseband on first time, lugging bit on first time, norton bit off again; (6) Mandalay Bay blinkers 12 3088s Elegantly Wasted w (12) L Xuereb . SCRATCHED
on first time, winkers off again; (10) Musee Des Arts blinkers on first time RACE 5: (1) Petites Reward off-side bubble cheeker on first time; (2) Mr Walker 13 86964 Interchange Emily (6) J W Price .....Ms N Beriman 54 101.00
blinkers off again, norton bit on first time; (4) Nordic Empire bit lifter off first time, lugging bit off first time; (6) Magnatti blinkers on first time, cross-over PETITION, Jeanneau, My Nikita, Polisher
noseband on first time, tongue-tie on again; (7) Gracie Lou Lou barrier blanket on again; (8) Inkulu ear muffs on again, pacifiers off first time RACE 6: (4)
Positively High blinkers on again; (6) Mutin blinkers off first time, visors on first time RACE 7: (2) Hardern blinkers on again, cross-over noseband on first This publication takes all care in compiling the TAB details but can-
time, tongue-tie on first time, winkers off first time RACE 8: (1) Sahara Chill blinkers on again; (4) Swiss Kiss blinkers on first time; (12) Elegantly Wasted not accept any responsibility for any errors. Readers are urged to
blinkers off again, ear muffs on first time check TAB information with the official lists before placing their bets.

SHEPPARTON trots tonight MH

1 5.59 DNR Logistics Pace 1690m
C0 Only RBD Mobile
1 24795 Macray Muchacho ..... P J Walters Fr 16.00
2 54559 Rapacious.................. J C Hackett Fr 51.00
3 35542 Kineta Jane ............ SCRATCHED
4 s6121 Plead The Fifth.............C A Alford Fr 1.80
5 42434 Castor Troy....................... J Breen Fr 51.00
6 9 Ima Grumpy Santana... D R Wilson Fr101.00
7 35851 Our Dandy ................S A Lindberg Fr 34.00
Second Row
8 81474 Northern Eagle...............N R Jack Fr 26.00
9 23621 Royal Vendetta ............I J Dornauf Fr 1.80
10 38 Rosas First (ODM) ..... S J Turnbull Fr 21.00
ROYAL VENDETTA, Plead The Fifth,
Macray Muchacho, Rosas First
2 6.32 Your Sold Real Estate 2190m
4yo & up C0 Only PBD Mobile
1 0080 Winkipop.......................... M R Pitt Fr 51.00
2 s8989 Confusionanddelay . S P Barker (C) Fr 21.00
3 98854 The Cobblers Piece ......................
...........................T K McDonald (C) Fr 8.50
4 s1068 Harry Turbo.................................... Fr 8.50
5 896 Em Gandolfo ..............G R Sugars Fr 8.50
6 6s637 Deedees Brandie ..... G F Douglas Fr 12.00
7 27857 Pedro...............................R J Long Fr 21.00
Second Row
8 76772 Sheza Sportsgirl ... S C Boyington Fr 5.00
9 55275 Connerman...............R P Duffy (C) Fr 5.00
10 s2464 Disco Darlin....................N R Jack Fr 2.50
DISCO DARLIN, Connerman, Sheza Sportsgirl,
The Cobblers Piece
DISCO DARLIN (10) hasnt been beaten far in any of her four
starts this campaign and now with Chris Hildebrandt, she gets the
nod in a tricky race. CONNERMAN (9) and SHEZA SPORTSGIRL
(8) both draw the second row but are the clear threats on paper
but Early Quaddies can include any of THE COBBLERS PIECE
(3), HARRY TURBO (4) or even EM GANDOLFO (5). EARLY
SPEED: 2,3,4
LEGEND
M1/C3 Class of race (one metro win/three
career wins). RBD Random barrier draw. PBD
Preferential barrier draw. TABD Top Alley barrier
draw. ODM Out of the draw in mobiles. RODM
Right out of the draw in mobiles. ODS Out of
the draw in stands. RODS Right out of the draw
in stands. EOD Moved to extreme outside draw.
RHCP Rehandicapped. TR Trotter. C&G
Colts & Geldings. (C) Concession driver. (C cl)
Claiming concession driver.
3 7.00 DPR Insurance Pace2190m
C0 To C4 PBD/$L4 Mobile
1 55320 Brad Cullen NZ............D N Moran Fr 6.00
2 80858 Allys Comet ...................... A Xiriha Fr 17.00
3 3s562 Long Ago ..................R P Duffy (C) Fr 6.50
4 69325 Juscallmechief ........... M P Berger Fr 12.00
5 53325 Stuart .................K W Weidenbach Fr 10.00
6 47926 Sammysluck...........M J Newberry Fr 8.00
7 18520 Hezthebigbopper .......G R Sugars Fr 4.00
Second Row
8 26582 Racer NZ...........T K McDonald (C) Fr 2.50
RACER, Hezthebigbopper, Brad Cullen, Long Ago
RACER (8) picked off everything bar the leader last time when
Goodtime Rusty pinched a march but his effort was solid and he
looks to have found a winnable race. HEZTHEBIGBOPPER (7)
struck a strong race last time and can win with luck while BRAD
CULLEN (1), LONG AGO (3) and SAMMYSLUCK (6) are all mul-
tiple hopes. EARLY SPEED: 1 (Likely leader) + 2,5
4 7.33 Neatline Homes 2190m
4yo & up C1 Only PBD Mobile
1 s1486 Rosehill Rose Hill NZ.. L J Justice Fr 4.50
2 35s68 Littlebadgirl .................D R Wilson Fr 4.50
3 10610 Chicago Star ..............A J Manton Fr 4.50
4 75663 Shezacatch.................... C J Millar Fr 7.00
5 6s445 Jumpingjackhanover...... M R Pitt Fr 4.50
6 464sr Onthestraitenarrow ......P C Dunn Fr 7.00
7 39229 Chivas Shark (ODM)....D N Moran Fr 6.00
JUMPINGJACKHANOVER, Littlebadgirl,
Rosehill Rose Hill, Chicago Star
JUMPINGJACKHANOVER (5) has returned in fine form and
should be in the finish here but in the toughest race on the
card almost anything could win with the others headed by
LITTLEBADGIRL (2), ROSEHILL ROSE HILL (1) and CHICAGO
STAR (3). EARLY SPEED: 3 (Potential leader) + 1,2,5
5 8.00 Jarvis Delahey Contract. 1690m
C1 Only RBD Mobile
1 4s6s5 Seize Power ................ L J Justice Fr 12.00
2 1s Lets Went........................ L K Wills Fr 6.50
3 04337 Sewcanhugh (EOD)... SCRATCHED
4 13562 Lils Angel ............... N A McCallum Fr 12.00
5 61914 Scotlynn Jack NZ .......D N Moran Fr 2.20
6 85754 Tennaya......................D M Castles Fr 17.00
7 24685 Spunkyola.................. J C Hackett Fr 17.00
Second Row
8 41552 Rowdy Rocket.............. D P Zahra Fr 12.00
9 62434 Royal Knockout .M D Dornauf (C,cl) Fr 6.00
10 361d3 Major Patron NZ . M M Burnett (C,cl) Fr 5.00
SCOTLYNN JACK, Major Patron, Royal Knockout,
Lets Went
SCOTLYNN JACK (5) has shown early speed in NZ and despite
not having raced for six weeks, he should prove hard to beat.
MAJOR PATRON (10) can easily overcome the draw with just
a fraction of luck while ROYAL KNOCKOUT (9) wouldnt shock.
LETS WENT (2) creates plenty of interest resuming after a tough
debut win with SIEZE POWER (1) next best. EARLY SPEED: 1
(Potential leader) + 4,5
6 8.30 Betta Home Living Trot 2190m
Trotters T1 To T2 PBD/$L4 Mobile
1 6s4s7 Inittowinit......................... M R Pitt Fr
2 15750 Knocked Off Early...... P A Goudie Fr
3 9s986 Aussie Beach Blond . I T Antolos (C) Fr
4 64393 Sumo Grin................... W E Spiteri Fr
5 67724 Kit Keller ................... G F Douglas Fr
6 66442 My Jackofdiamonds NZ..L J Justice Fr
7 33510 Rebel Starlight ............D R Wilson Fr
Second Row
8 22112 Sky Majesty ............L E Crossland Fr
9 45964 Brandons Price ..............G Davies Fr
10 3s0s9 Trumpem Johnny ...........N R Jack Fr
SKY MAJESTY, Trumpem Johnny,
My Jackofdiamonds, Inittowinit
SKY MAJESTY (8) has been in rare touch of recent times and
while the start will be important, at worst shell need only work off
the inside to remain the horse to beat. TRUMPEM JOHNNY (10) is
one of a number of highly talented horses that can do things wrong
so keep him safe along with MY JACKOFDIAMONDS (6) who can
run the gate. INNITOWINIT (1) is impossible to get a line on but
may well be as good as anything here on ability. AUSSIE BEACH
BLOND (3) and KIT KELLER (5) can also go play a role at odds.
EARLY SPEED: 2 (Likely leader, hand-up?) + 1? 3,4,6
7 9.00 Bohbron Park Pace 1690m
C0 Only RBD Mobile
1 56264 Gone Too Far..............G R Sugars Fr 8.50
2 7s321 Waimac Attack NZ..J W Aiken (C) Fr 2.40
3 Charming Major NZ....D N Moran Fr 14.00
4 0s927 Our Cleaver Green NZ..G F Douglas Fr 6.50
5 4s696 Offthetopofmyhead........N R Jack Fr 2.60
6 71535 Grey Maverick ............S B Gilligan Fr 31.00
7 1493s Themightythor............ P J Walters Fr 17.00
Second Row
8 168s3 Mikoney Courage...J L Laugher (C) Fr 14.00
9 64634 Juza............................. R L Burnett Fr 51.00
10 5 Bolt The Bomb .............. N L Milne Fr101.00
WAIMAC ATTACK, Offthetopofmyhead,
Gone Too Far, Our Cleaver Green
WAIMAC ATTACK (2) was most impressive when leading and
speeding clear last time and if he can dictate again, he will give
them plenty to catch. OFFTHETOPOFMYHEAD (5) could come
out and blow them away here having run some cheeky races
through the three-year-old Breeders Crown while GONE TOO FAR
(1) should get a nice run and along with OUR CLEAVER GREEN
(4), and MIKONEY COURAGE (8) are the obvious tirfectas hopes.
EARLY SPEED: 2 (Potential leader) + 1,3? 4
TAB GUIDE
Daily Double 5, 7
FRONTLINE
Mobile (7)
Stand (7)
Early Quadrella 1, 2, 3, 4
Quadrella 5, 6, 7, 8
First Four All Races
Fixed Odds All Races
6.00
17.00
12.00
8 9.30 Elite Horse Transport 2190m
31.00 C2 To C4 PBD Mobile
12.00 1 63122 Sixty ................................N R Jack Fr 6.50
5.50 2 79840 Little Safari ................... D P Zahra Fr 21.00
51.00 3 s1523 Luvumum.....................D N Moran Fr 6.50
4 24133 The High Roller NZ .. G F Douglas Fr 2.80
2.00
26.00
5.50
5
6
38564 Bon Jovi NZ..............S A Lindberg Fr 12.00
72438 Midnitedelite...............G R Sugars Fr 5.00
7 s4113 He Can Fly NZ .........J W Aiken (C) Fr 2.80
HE CAN FLY, The High Roller, Midnitedelite, Sixty
HE CAN FLY (7) put together two impressive victories before hav-
ing to park out last time where he fought on soundly. The draw
doesnt help but hes key for Quaddies. THE HIGH ROLLER (4)
is racing particularly well in similar races and is versatile enough
to sit anywhere and still be in the finish while MIDNITEDELITE
(6) wouldnt shock and SIXTY (1) is improving all the time.
LUVUMUM (3) can go into saver Quaddies too. EARLY SPEED: 1
(Potential leader) + 2,4
9 10.00 Alabar Pace 2190m
4yo & up C1 Only PBD Mobile
1 76486 Radical Art..................S B Gilligan Fr 5.50
2 77749 Poppys Princess ..A L Gretgrix (C) Fr 11.00
3 58688 Eliska............................ A J Wilson Fr 7.00
4 74964 Lucy McCool .....K W Weidenbach Fr 14.00
5
6
7
777s3 Outlaw NZ.............J L Laugher (C) Fr 2.20
76773 Purple Village ..M M Burnett (C,cl) Fr 5.00
04944 Harrys Delight ............................... Fr 5.00
OUTLAW, Purple Village, Harrys Delight,
Radical Art
OUTLAW (5) was a little green but hit the line well when clear on
his Victorian re-appearance and in a similar if not slightly weaker
race, he deserves top billing. PURPLE VILLAGE (6) finds a more
suitable race but the winning chances dont end there with both
HARRYS DELIGHT (7) and RADICAL ART (1) capable. EARLY
SPEED: 1 (Potential leader) + 2,4,5? 6?
This publication takes all care in compiling the TAB details but
cannot accept any responsibility for any errors. Readers are
urged to check TAB information with the official lists before
placing their bets.
36 BENDIGO ADVERTISER Wednesday September 06, 2017
SPORT DETAILS
BOWLS
ELMORE
Saturday 2nd August was the fifth and final round of the
Rochester Tyres event. Bruce Rasmussen was the winner
with a total of 37 points overall from Max Williams and
Harry Whittle. Well done Bruce, some reward for your
work on our course. This event is a sought after event
amongst our members and we thank Rochester Tyres for
their continued support.
The daily winner was Max Williams, with 40 points,
from Mitch Whittle with 39. Nearest the pins: 6th Lachie
Brook, 14th Bruce Rasmussen and 2 shots on the 10th
Max Williams
Tuesday 29th August the Chicken runners played Stroke
and count the putts off the yellow tees. The winner
was Max Williams from Tom Carboon who also had the
least putts.
Wednesday 30th August the ladies played Stableford.
Janet Simmie was the winner with 34 points from Joy
Rasmussen 33. Joy is our clubs Silver Spoon winner
and she will play off in the final at Eastern Golf Club
in November.
Last Monday Marilyn Butcher, Joy Rasmussen and Lorna
Wilson, with a combined score of 91 points, were runners
up to Bendigo in the Quarry Hill Olive Judd Bowl. Marilyn
was the A grade runner up on a countback, she also won
a nearest the pin.
Last Friday Janet Simmie, Sherryn Pedersen and Mariln
Morrell were successful winning the Bamawm Bell
with a combined score of 202 gross from Belvoir Park
213. Janet was the scratch winner in Div 2. with 90.
Congratulations ladies!
GOLDEN SQUARE BOWLING AND
CROQUET CLUB
BOWLS COMPETITION 28/08/2017
Come and join us at the golden square bowling club.
Monday indoor carpet bowls, starting time 1.00pm.
Wednesday open drawn jackpot triples starting time
12.30pm. Also a great jackpot to win $300.
Saturday open nominated pairs\, starting time 12.30pm.
Fashion parade by KATIES Thursday 21st. September. 12
noon start. $12 per head. Light lunch provided. Contact
Dawn Jennings on 5447 7954 or Mobile 0417 590 605.
Ten/fours tournament Friday 22nd. September
12.30;p.m. start $40 per team. Format: 4 points for shot.
3 points for 2nd. shot. 2 points for 3rd. shot and 1 point
for 4th. shot. Afternoon tea will b served after the 2nd.
game. Entries to joan brennan 5443 6485. Closing date
Wednesday 20th. september. monday indoor carpet bowls
winners Nancy Windalick, Marian Simons and Jack
Carrol. For next weeks games put your name on the sheet
or ring club 5443 4167 to leave a message if you wish
to play. Also ring Graham Taylor 5443 2096. Note on the
11th. September there will be soup and sandwiches That
will be the last game of indoor carpet bowls
Wednesday open drawn jackpot triples winners Teddy
Hocking, Mardi Chisholm and Peter Fosoli {s}. Special
effort winners Bev. Luke, Judy Chapman and Bev.
Clements. For this weeks games ring club 5443 4167 at
10.00am. for 12.30pm. start. Members, family and visitors
all welcome. a Great jackpot to be won $300.
saturday open nominated pairs winners Dick
Vanderberk and Len Handley {s}. RUNNERS UP Jim
Sonego and Ian Cail {s}. Special effort prizes Jim Sonego,
Ruth Pearce, Colin Murphy, Gill Tipple, Len Granger and
Mardi Chisholm. Jackpot didnt go off, for next weeks
jackpot it will be over $152. For next Saturday games put
names on the sheet or ring club 5443 4167 at 10.00am.
for 12.30pm. start. There will be a B. B.Q. before the
game so make sure you put your name on the sheet.
Congratulation mal finch for making it into the Victorian
arm bowlers team. Games will be played at MOAMA on
the 10th., 11th, 12th. and the 13th. SEPTEMBER.
KANGAROO FLAT BOWLS
WHATS ON AND RESULTS 29/08/2017
WHATS ON:
Tuesday 5th September @ 12.30pm Open Nominated
Jackpot Pairs.
Friday 8th September @ 12.30pm Open Drawn
Jackpot Triples.
Saturday 9th September Pennant Practice Match
against Sebastopol at Kangaroo Flat.
Sunday 10th September @ 1pm Opening Day
LISTS IN CLUBHOUSE FOR THE ABOVE EVENTS.
Friday 8th September Members Draw, Monster Raffle
and Happy Hour from 5.00pm.
Saturday 9th September Weekly Effort Draw at 6.00pm.
RESULTS:
TUESDAY 29/8/17 -OPEN NOMINATED JACKPOT PAIRS:
Winners: B. Coutanche & W. Bramley.
Runners Up: G. Boyd & T. Hurford.
Consolations: B. Langley & W. Walsh, P. Fasoli & D.
Nicholls, M. Sanou & J. Sanou.
Jackpot Winners: S. Williams & K. Parson.
Meat Tray Raffle: J. Grant.
FRIDAY 1/9/17 DRAWN JACKPOT TRIPLES:
Winners: B. McMaster, G. Rice & B. Waegeli.
Consolation: A. Hammer, J. Fasoli & R. Morrall.
Jackpot Winners: R. Sparke, K. Skinner & G. Bysouth.
FRIDAY 1/9/17 MEMBERS DRAW:
No. 130 Helen Hill, Not in attendance.
MONSTER RAFFLE:
Central Vic Meats $30 Meat Tray Helen Crowe.
Kangaroo Flat Hotel $20 Meal Voucher Mary Moller.
Nimzys Large Pizza Neil Harwood.
Cabbage Patch $10 voucher G. Dickie.
Healthworks Coffee and Cake Voucher & Bingo Tickets
Bob Morrall.
Bottle of Wine Helen Reeves.
Cabbage Patch $10 voucher Joan Murphy.
Windermere Hotel $20 Meal Voucher Dave Martin.
Subway-Two 6 subs vouchers Wally Boyd.
Nimzys Large Pizza Helen Crowe.
Members Draw and Monster Raffle 6.00pm to
7.00pm Friday.
Happy Hour from 5.30pm. Come along and enjoy yourself.
SATURDAY 2/9/17 WEEKLY EFFORT:
Nos. 1, 3, 4, 12, 13, 16 No Winner Next Week
Nos.1 to 16
CLEANING ROSTER:
Monday 4/9/17 Sunday 10/9/17 G. Rice
and R. Tonkin.
Monday 11/9/17 Sunday 17/9/17 C. Rowe
and V. Stilo.
MARONG
UPCOMING EVENTS 02/09/2017
Open Day for the Marong Bowls Club was held on
Saturday 2nd September. Ladies president Shirley
Grant rolled the kitty, with Stephen Piercy representing
the Bendigo Bowls Division rolling the first bowl for
the season, members played 2 games of 8 ends with
overall winners being L. Harding & A Whatley, a very
enjoyable afternoon.
Upcoming Events to note in your diary.
Pennant practice starting this Thursday 7th September
from 4.30pm
Barefoot Bowls commences Friday 8th September 6.00pm
for 6.30pm start. Refreshments available. All Welcome.
Saturday 16th September Practice match v White Hills @
White Hills.
Sunday 24th September Practice match v Strathfieldsaye
@Strathfieldsaye Matches start @ 1.00pm names to
Gary Place.
Ladies committee meeting to be held on Tuesday
26th @ 1.30pm
The First Ladies tournament for the season to be held
Thursday 5th October starting 11.00am Nominated 4s
3 games 10 ends Cost $40 BYO lunch. Sponsored by
David Lindsay Ballarat Bowls Shop. A full range of Ladies
Bowling Apparel will be available for purchase sales
between 9.15am 1.45pm.
For entries contact either Pauline Williams 54 473387 or
0417291911 or email prjwilliams@bigpond.com or Gail
Dunbar 0423968586
Reminder that payment for membership fees are due
WHITE HILLS BOWLS CLUB
RESULTS 01/09/2017
A good roll up of bowlers for last Wednesdays social
bowls. Results, Cats Corner Hank Jansen. Bowls winners,
Laney Cole, Joan Collins, Maurie Gallagher, Hank Jansen
(s) Jackpot winner Mal Zadow.
The opening day for season 2017-2018 was officially
opened by Marion Craze, a member of the BBD. Afternoon
bowling was sponsored by ETINCELLE Maison Et Beaut,
Winners Rae Euvrard,
Maurie Gallagher, Mick OConnor (s) Hamper donated by
Mick O Connor was won by Neil Patten.
It was great to see Laney Cole roll the 1st bowl for
this season.
Members are reminded that Pennant Sides will be
announced at the Tysons Reef Hotel, Sunday 10th
September at 6pm. Please place your name on notice
board if you are intending to be there.
Training for w/end pennant commences this Thursday.
Upcoming practice matches are on notice board, 1st one
being on the 16th September. Social Bowls will be played
this Wednesday and Saturday, place name on board
before 12noon.
Members are reminded that fees are due now for the
new season.
White Hills Bowls Club welcome our new members and
wish everyone a successful season.
WOODBURY BOWLS CLUB
JACKPOT BOWLS 29/08/2017
Next Jackpot Bowls will be on the 12th September 2017
12.30pm start. You have got to be in it to win it, all you
have to do is put your name on the list that is on our
noticeboard in the back bar at the Bendigo Club, if you
cant do that you can ring on the day as long as it is
before 10.00am. Ph. 5443 6370 We look forward to your
company, Presidents Corner. Kristen Skinner.
Resting Touchers. Game 1 and 2 nil. Game 3. Len Handley.
Jackpot Bowls Winners. Ian Cail, John Davidson,
Bill Sertori.
Runners Up. Keith Walker, Jan Sertori, Joe Holland.
Raffles. Strath. IGA. Voucher. Keith Walker,
Edwards Provedore. Ian Cail.
Jackpot Winners. Keith Walker, Jan Sertori, Joe Holland.
ATHLETICS
BENDIGO ATHLETIC CLUB
CROSS COUNTRY AWARDS 02/09/2017
BENDIGO Athletic Clubs awards presentation for the
2017 cross country season was run on Saturday night at
Chasers Function Centre at Bendigo Greyhound Racing
Club in Junortoun.
Many outstanding feats across the 12-leg season were
recognised.
Kevin Shanahan became the first athlete in the clubs
history to be a three-time winner of the aggregate award.
In an extremely close race for the Rebel Sport-backed
award, Shanahan scored 136 points.
Runner-up was Dan Ryan, 128, ahead of Rick Ermel 124;
John Bailey 123; Ben Goode 123; Jacob Nolan 121; and
Rod Stewart 120.
Other major award winners were John Bailey, veterans;
Jacob Nolan, club champion and under-23; Adam Parker,
open age; Rhonda Schultz, womens; Kevin Shanahan,
most points; and Dan Ryan, handicappers award.
Final standings in the BAC aggregate, sponsored by
Rebel Sport:
136 Kevin Shanahan; 128 Dan Ryan; 124 Rick Ermel;
123 John Bailey, Ben Goode; 121 Jacob Nolan; 120 Rod
Stewart; 115 Adan Parker; 113 Mark Perdon; 111 Ingrid
Douglass, Rhonda Schultz.
110 Reza Azimi, Richard Schultz; 104 Kane Ellis; 96 Ryan
Shelton; 92 Greg Hilson; 91 Carol Stewart; 90 Matt
Sullivan; 86 Tony Sait; 84 Lachlan Perdon.
70 Demi Goodall-Hoffman, Chook Stewart; 63 Paul
Bennett; 60 Caleb Ellis; 40 Grant Findlay; 30 Kerry Ellis,
George Flack; 20 Jess OHara; 10 Peter LeBusque, Phil
Noden, Gab Sait.
Final standings in the BAC awards:
Club champion, sponsored by Bendigo Bank:
55 Jacob Nolan; 43 Adam Parker; 31 Dan Ryan; 26 Ben
Goode; 10 Reza Azimi; 9 Matt Sullivan; 2 Rick Ermel, Greg
Hilson; 1 Phil Noden, Lachlan Perdon.
Under-23, sponsored by Liz and Mark Findlay:
49 Jacob Nolan; 38 Reza Azimi; 28 Lachlan Perdon; 14
Demi Goodall-Hoffman; 12 Caleb Ellis; 6 Jess OHara;
1 Gab Sait.
Open age award, sponsored by The Bridge Hotel:
47 Adam Parker; 37 Dan Ryan; 36 Ben Goode; 26 Ryan
Shelton; 16 Matt Sullivan.
Womens award, sponsored by Grant and Julie Findlay
from Bendigo Original Pie Shop:
45 Rhonda Schultz; 39 Ingrid Douglass; 23 Carol Stewart;
19 Demi Goodall-Hoffman; 8 Jess OHara; 4 Gab Sait; 2
Kerry Ellis.
Veterans award, sponsored by George Flack from
Flack Advisory:
29 John Bailey; 24 Kevin Shanahan; 22 Rod Stewart; 19
Ingrid Douglass; 16 Rick Ermel; 14 Greg Hilson; 13 Paul
Bennett; 11 Mark Perdon; 10 Kane Ellis; 7 Tony Sait;
5 Rhonda Schultz, Carol Stewart; 3 Peter LeBusque; 1
Richard Schultz, Chook Stewart.
The Gary Hogan trophy for most points was won by Kevin
Shanahan for the second year running.
Mark Findlay presented the clubs handicappers award
to Dan Ryan.
Best club person award was earned by Jacob Nolan.
Winners of The Bridge Hotel-sponsored Barry Stevenson
relay were Demi Goodall-Hoffman, Mark Perdon and
Lachlan Perdon.
Appreciation awards were presented to John Burke, Mark
Findlay, Rhonda Schultz and Bev Watson.
Final race of the season was as the Flack Advisory-backed
Dick Kitt Memorial 6.5km on August 27 at Huntly.
Winner under sealed handicap conditions was Greg
Hilson from Tony Sait and Kevin Shanahan.
Result for the Dick Kitt final:
Greg Hilson 25.01 race time, 10.50 handicap, 35.51 race
time; Tony Sait 29.26, 7.10, 36.36; Kevin Shanahan 28.19,
8.50, 37.09; Dan Ryan 23.57 13.30, 37.27; Kane Ellis
31.00, 6.30, 37.30; Ingrid Douglass 28.05, 9.30, 37.35;
Ben Goode 24.39, 13.00, 37.39; Rod Stewart 39.31, 8.10,
37.41; Adma Parker 23.25, 14.20, 37.45; Rick Ermel 27.18,
10.30, 37.48.
Lachlan Perdon 27.31, 10.20, 37.51; John Bailey 29.17,
8.40, 37.57; Demi Goodall-Hoffman 34.43, 3.40, 28.23;
Reza Azimi 26.32, 12.00, 38.32; Jacob Nolan 23.12, 15.30,
38.42; Rhonda Schultz 38.21, 30, 38.51; Mark Perdon
30.39, 8.30, 39.09; Chook Stewart 31.46, 8.30, 40.16;
Richard Schultz 36.256, 4.10, 40.35; and Carol Stewart
41.14, 0, 41.14.
Distances of this seasons races ranged from 3.2km, 5km,
6.5km, and 8km.
Winners of the BAC rounds were Dan Ryan, Reza Azimi,
Rick Ermel, Rod Stewart, Greg Hilson, Ben Goode, Ingrid
Douglass; Ryan Shelton, Jacob Nolan, John Bailey, Kevin
Shanahan, Demi Goodall-Hoffman, and Rick Ermel.
BENDIGO UNIVERSITY ATHLETICS CLUB
HALF MARATHON FESTIVAL 09/09/2017
Looking for some Running action this weekend. Read on.
BUACs Half Marathon Festival is being held this Saturday
September 9 at 2pm off Golf Course Road Epsom.
Race distances are 21.1k/14k/7k/3k and1k.So there
should be a distance to suit.
The course is a 7k loop for the three longer runs and out
and back for the 3k and1k.
All runs are on quiet bush tracks with water and lollies
available on course.
A great Afternoon tea is held after the runs.
This comes with one of the lowest entry fees in the State.
Enter online by Midnight Sept.8.for discount. Adults.$5.
Students.$3.Children.U/16.$3.
BUAC.members free online entry.
Race Day entry.Adults.$15.Students.$8.Children.$8.This
includes BUAC members on the day.
For full details on the event go to www.
bendigouniathsclub.org.au
RUN FOR DAD 03/09/2017
The annual Run for Dad event was held at the Bendigo
Race Course.
Great to see a large number of BUACers there to support
some very worthy causes.Full Results are available at the
Athletics Bendigo web page. Run for Dad.7.5k.
Nigel Preston was the mens winner.
Melissa Douglas, Craig Green and David Hieslers won
their age groups.
SOUTH BENDIGO ATHLETIC CLUB
CROSS COUNTRY 02/09/2017
The South Bendigo Athletic Club held its concluding race
for the cross country season. The traditional Donna Tickell
memorial race held at Woodvale recreational reserve
attracted a strong field, all hoping to take out the scratch
race and the honour of being the sealed handicap victor.
Teleah Hayes proved too strong for the field leading the
entire length of the 1500m course to cross the line first
and take the fastest time honours, producing another
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strong effort Greg Hilson crossed the line 2nd and took
the fastest male award, Taryn Furletti took the final place
over the line edging out fellow underage rival and Victoria
teammate Yazmin Hayes.
In the Sealed Handicap division, young club rivals Kate
Wilson and Chelsea Tickell ran their season best to
produce huge club PBs to finish almost a minute under
their estimated times, but it was Kate who ended up
victorious only 2 seconds ahead of Donna Tickells niece,
Chelsea. The final spot was fought out closer by a handful
of athletes, but it was Donna Bowe narrowly ahead of
Jenny McArthur.
Club Presentations were also held on the day with Major
awards going to Teleah Hayes, Yazmin Hayes, Tarryn
Furletti, Daniel Plowright, Matt Barkla, George Austin,
Gary Mahon and Donna Bowe.
We would like to thank everyone who has helped out this
season, the club would not be the same without you.
Attention will now shift into the track and field season
with the first week of competition starting in October,
for more information head to the South webpage
southbendigoac.org.au
Results:
Kate Wilson 6.48, Chelsea Tickell 6.46, Donna Bowe 7.43,
Jenny McArthur 6.48, Greg Hilson 4.59 (Fastest Male),
Lara Pearce 6.53, Madison Bryce 7.54, Aaron Norton 5.44,
Zackery Tickell 5.29, Teleah Hayes 4.51 (Fastest Time),
Peter Curtis 5.32, Kaitlyn Bryce 7.33, Logan Tickell 5.24,
Amanda Worthington7.05, Maiya Pearce 7.13, Asher
Bowe 6.44, Neil Bowe 6.07, Megan Wilson 6.29, Yazmin
Hayes 5.16, Gary Mahon 8.54, Carol Coad 7.40, Sandy
Giampietro 10.42, Taryn Furletti 5.07, Annette Curtis 8.58,
Jett Patullo 5.59, Sasha Pearce 6.57, Eli Pearce 5.42, Kyle
Hilson 7.12, Caitlyn Curtis 11.15, Kai Pearce 6.56, Maria
Bryce 8.30, Kai Norton 8.08, Levi Bowe 8.10, Ben Wallace
6.25, Oscar Fox 9.08, Leigh Browell 9.09, Colin Fox 15.23,
Charli Fox DNF
HOOKEY
BENDIGO HOOKEY ASSOCIATION
RD 1 02/08/2017
Rd 1
Tysons Reef Def B & A 10/7 M Simpson 55
Allies Def Kangaroo Flat 12/5 M Winzar 55
Rd 2
Tysons Reef Def Allies 12/5 D Gray 61
B & A Def Kangaroo Flat 14/3 W Hill 61
Rd 3
B & A Def Allies 9/8 N Pell 59
Kangaroo Flat Def Tysons Reef 9/8 K Goodwin 51
Ladder: Tysons Reef 30/8, B & A 30/8, Allies 25/4,
Kangaroo Flat 17/4
QUOITS
BENDIGO ROPE QUOITS ASSOCIATION
ROPE QUOITS 29/08/2017
Results of Round 18
B & A (2) 1001 Def Tysons Reef 960 in 10 Rds
B & A (2) Limits: D. Fernie 1
Tysons Reef Limits: D. Nalder 1, B. Walsh 1
McIvor 1009 Def Court House 1002 in 10 Rds
McIvor Limits: P. Bergman 2, M. Anderson 1
Court House Limits: B. Aikman 1, A. Gillis 1
Tysons Reef (2) 1022 Def B & A (1) 1010 in 11 Rounds
Tysons Reef (2) Limits: B. Crapper 1, R. Spence 1, M.
Worthington 1, W. Worthington 1
B & A (1) Limits: G. Hall 1
Brian Boru Bye
TRIATHLON
BENDIGO TRIATHLON CLUB
VILLAWOOD PROPERTIES TRIATHLON SERIES
24/09/2017
With Spring just around the corner The Villawood
Properties Bendigo Triathlon Club Triathlon Series is about
to fire up on Sunday Sept 24 at Lake Neanger Eaglehawk.
The first race of the 7 race series will be a Duathlon
format.S o there is no excuse if you have not made it to
the Pool yet.
The series runs through till March.
Check out bendigotriathlon.com for more details.
VILLAWOOD PROPERTIES TRIATHLON SERIES
24/09/2017
The first race of the seven race Villawood Properties BTC
Triathlon Series will take place on Sunday September 24
at Lake Neanger Eaglehawk.
Race one will take the Duathlon format that is
run/ride/run.
The monthly races then revert to Triathlons.
Race one Duathlon distances are.Long Course 4k run/15k
cycle/2k run.Short Course.2/7.5/1.Enticer.500m/3.75/1k.
Maxi Mini.300/3k/600.Mini.100/1k/200.Keep up to date
at bendigotriathlon.com
BENDIGO TRIATHLON CLUB
WORLD AQUATHON CHAMPIONSHIPS 26/08/2017
Sophie Hawken headed to Penticton, Canada to represent
Australia At The World Aquathon Championships.The
Aquathon consisted of a 1K swim followed by a 5K run.
Aquathon World Champs.1Kswim/5K run:
Sophie Hawken.16.21/21.15=Total Time 38.53.
IRONMAN 703QUJINGCHINA 27/08/2017
Jason Sim headed to China with a mission to gain a
qualifying spot at The Hawaiian Ironman.With a third
placing in his age group he achieved his goal.
Ironman 70.3.Qujing China.1.9/90/21.1.
Jason Sim.36.39/2.31.30/1.37.59.=4.50.49.
RACE 2 VIC DUATHLON SERIES 03/09/2017
Race 2.Vic.Duathlon Series.Melbourne:
SPRINT.5krun/20kcycle/3krun.Gavin Hicks.1.03.49.
DASH.2/10/1.Ruben De Silva-Smith.34.15.
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CLOSE CALL: Strathdale Tigers have capped an amazing LAST-GASP EFFORT: A gallant Eaglehawk presses hard STREAMING DOWNFIELD: Strathdale Tigers go on
2017 season with a penalty shootout win against for victory against Strathdale in Sunday's final at Garden the attack during their premiership decider against
Eaglehawk. Gully Reserve. Eaglehawk on Sunday.

Dragons, Tigers premiers

HOCKEY
BY KIERAN ILES

SANDHURST and Strathdale

survived penalty shootouts
to claim Hockey Central Vic-
toria A-grade premiership
honours on the weekend.
A penalty-goal to Jordan
Beel and some desperate
saves from goalkeeper Drew
Shard were instrumental
in the Dragons staving off a
fierce challenge from Lod-
don Murray in Sundays
mens grand final.
Scores were locked at 2-
2 at the end of regulation
time, necessitating a penal-
ty shootout.
Beel converted twice and
Henry Bourke once, allowing
Sandhurst to snatch a 3-2 ad-
vantage after the game went
to sudden death.
It was the Dragons first
top mens grade premiership
since 2001.
Sandhurst went into the
premiership decider as
favourites, but coach Jake
Whitcroft paid full credit to
Loddon Murray for an out-
standing grand final effort.
They put a really good SWARMING: Eaglehawk players apply the pressure to Strathdale Tigers during Sunday's A-grade women's grand final. Pictures: ADAM BOURKE
fight up it got really tight in
the end, he said.
We were pretty strong all
year and definitely favourites
to win.
Drew Shard saved four
out of six (penalty shots), he
did an unreal job.
No doubt about it, his
saves won us the game.
The Dragons had Andrew
Niblett to thank for getting
them to the penalty shoot-
out, after the class forward SCORE: Sandhurst players celebrate a goal during
scored twice during regula- Sunday's tense and exciting A-grade men's grand final
tion time. Premiers against Loddon Murray.
It capped a successful
season for Sandhurst, which 2-1, with coach Kylie Evans with Strathdale notching the Michael Lawlor, were able to
won four of the five grand converting a short corner third in a trio of premierships go through the season unde-
finals its teams played in on and also finding the net for the weekend. feated, while the Hawks were
the weekend. again after an excellent pas- The Tigers defeated Ea- desperately unlucky not to
The B-grade men scored sage of field play, both in the glehawk after scores were end their 50th anniversary
back-to-back flag wins first half. locked 3-3 at full-time. year with a premiership.
following a dour struggle Sandhurst came from one- Their premiership win put A big weekend for the
against Strathdale. nil down in the under-15s, the seal on a memorable sea- Tigers club included a win
Coach Al Sharp scored two to claim a 4-2 win against a son, highlighted by their 4-1 against Girton in the un-
goals and Marcus Binks one gallant Eaglehawk. win in the Regional Hockey der-17 grand final, and a 5-3
in a 3-2 win. Another penalty shootout League final against Shep- victory to Strathdale Roar TENSE: Loddon Murray kept the pressure coming all
The Dragons B-grade was required to decide an parton Strikers in July. over Sandhurst in the un- game against Sandhurst, but the Dragons answered the
women defeated Senjuns A-grade womens champion, The Tigers, coached by der-13 contest. challenge.
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Running
stalwart
captures
title win
ATHLETICS
MORE than three decades
after capturing the Bendigo
Athletics Clubs cross coun-
try aggregate, Kevin Shana-
han has done so again.
Shanahan is the first ath-
lete in the clubs history to
be a three-time winner of the
prestigious award.
The long-time competitor
scored 136 points to earn the
award for the 2017 season.
The clubs awards pres-
entation was held at the Kevin Shanahan
aptly-named Chasers Func-
tion Centre at the Bendigo earned by Adam Parker.
Greyhound Racing Club in Winner of the womens
Junortoun on Saturday night. award, was Rhonda Schultz.
Runner-up in this seasons John Bailey won the veter-
aggregate race was Dan Ry- ans award.
an, 128, from 17-time club Mark Findlay presented DREAM COME TRUE: Bendigo's Jack Haig will have his first start in the elite road race at the world championships in
champion Rick Ermel, 124, the handicappers award to Norway later this month. Picture: DARREN HOWE
with Ben Goode and John Dan Ryan.

Haig to ride in world road

Bailey locked on 123 points Winners of the Barry
in equal fourth place. Stevenson relay were Demi
The BAC aggregate Goodall-Hoffman, club pres-
champion in 1985, Shana- ident Mark Perdon and his

han also triumphed in the
2000 season.
Shanahans run to glory
this year included victory in
the 11th round, a 6.5km duel
at Crusoe Reservoir, and rac-
ing in all 13 legs this season.
He also also achieved
back-to- back Gary Hogan
trophy wins for most points.
The club champion was Ja-
cob Nolan from Adam Parker
and Dan Ryan.
A great season for Nolan
included winning the Liz
and Mark Findlay-sponsored
under-23 award.
The open age award was
son, Lachlan.
Best clubperson was Jacob
Nolan who not only excelled
in many races, but also put in
a lot of time writing race re-
ports, updating social media
posts, and as a BAC commit-
tee member.
John Burke, Mark Findlay,
Rhonda Schultz and Bev
Watson were presented with
appreciation awards.
Venues for this years BAC
races included Mandurang,
Woodvale, Wellsford Forest,
Greenvale, Whipstick Forest,
Kangaroo Flat, and Keith
Nodens property.
championships in Norway
FRESH from his debut World
Tour stage win, Bendigo
cyclist Jack Haig has been
named in Australias team
for the 2017 UCI Road World
Championships in Ber-
gen, Norway.
Haig, who last month
won stage six of the Tour of
Poland to claim his maiden
professional win, will make
his debut in the elite mens
division at the champion-
ships.
He will be joined in a
10-rider team by experi-
enced hands Michael Mat-
thews - a 2017 Tour de France
green jersey winner - fellow
ACT cyclist Matthew Hay-
man, Luke Durbridge, Simon
Clarke, Rory Sutherland,
Heinrich Haussler, Mitchell
Docker and Jay McCarthy.
Cycling Australia CEO
Nicholas Green said that he
was excited by the national
teams prospects.
This is certainly a team
that has the strength and
depth to challenge for the
podium in Norway and we
wish them the very best for
race day, he said. tains classification.
Haig, 23, turned profes-
sional in 2016 and rides
for the powerful ORI-
CA-SCOTT team.
His string of impressive
performances this year in-
cludes an overall third in a
stage of the Tour of Slovenia,
third in the Tour de Roman-
die in Switzerland, fourth in
the Abu Dhabi Tour and fifth
in the Tour of Poland moun-
The championships will be
held from September 16-24.
Haig is a member of the
Bendigo and District Cy-
cling Club.

Dogs turn to Young YATES WINS

as their new coach
From Page 40
Its fairly well document-
ed where we were at a couple
of years ago and weve man-
aged to turn the club right
around, he said.
We are in a fairly good
position financially, but with
the playing group, the club
has played finals most years
since joining the Bendigo
league, but you cant stay
up there the whole time,
he added in reference to the
past two seasons.
We lost a lot of senior
players more than half the
team a few years ago, but
we knew we had a lot of good
juniors coming through, and
that was where Brad Spear
stepped in and did a fan-
tastic job in developing and
nurturing a really young list.
Our average age last year
was 19, this year it was a
touch over 20.
Weve used the least num-
ber of points of any club just
about in country Victoria.
With a coach in place,
Wood said the Bulldogs at-
tention would quickly turn to
recruiting.
AT BENALLA
A PATIENT ride from
Mornington-based jockey
Chris Caserta ensured
Bendigo trainer AnneYates
return to the winners circle
at Benalla on Monday.
The jockey and trainer com-
bined to land a winner with
five-year-old stayer Weave.
Starting as favourite fol-
lowing a narrow second at
Geelong last month, Weave
won his third race in 16
starts when successful over
2046m in a benchmark 58.
The promising gelding has
REIGN OVER: Brad Spear has won accolades for a job well done at Gisborne during the been placed at each of his
past two BFNL seasons and will remain involved with the Bulldogs. last three starts.
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Dragons
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SANDHURST has
been crowned Hock-
ey Central Victoria
A-grade mens
champion after a
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Loddon Murray.
A penalty shootout
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DOGS BOSS
BY KIERAN ILES

LESS than 12 months after

2008, replaces Brad Spear,
who stepped down after
leading the Bulldogs for the
thrilled to be able offer the
role to Young following an
exhaustive selection process
absolutely easy decision, it
was quite a rigorous process
and the end of it, Youngy did
but spent the 2015 football
season with his original club
Minyip-Murtoa in the Wim-
joining Gisborne as a player last two seasons. which generated plenty of come out on top. mera league.
and assistant coach, Clinton Gisborne Football Net- outside interest. He presented amazingly He joined Gisborne on a
Young has made the step up ball Club president John We appointed an inde- well and obviously having two-year deal late in 2015.
to senior coach. Wood said Spear, who has pendent coaching selection that year as assistant coach, Wood said Young had
The Bulldogs announced three sons playing with the panel we had some pretty it gave us a good insight into impressed all and sundry
the appointment this week Bulldogs including one who highly credentialed people what he is capable of. with his professionalism and
following a BFNL season in made his senior debut this on that and we were really Young, who played 137 dedication and would take
which they finished seventh year, would continue to be excited about the quality AFL games for Hawthorn charge of a Bulldogs team
with six wins-12 losses. involved around the club of applicants we received, (116) and Collingwood which was well placed for
Young, an AFL premier- next season. Wood said. (21) after debuting in 2005, future success.
ship star with Hawthorn in He said the club was I wouldnt say it was an moved to Gisborne in 2014, Continued Page 38 Clinton Young

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