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Avenue honour
The Cup Runneth Over – Moorabool Mayor David Edwards celebrates the latest accolade for the region. Photo: Helen Tatchell
By Caitlin Bewley trees provide to our culture and way of life. memorial in the world, and it is treasured by not only our
(3rd Yr Swinburne Uni) “We have heard some incredible stories about the Bacchus town, but also by the wider Victorian community.
Marsh Avenue of Honour,” Mr Ambrose said. “So many people have talked to me about our iconic town
A canopy of 281 elms line a length of road leading into “Voters reflected on the service and sacrifice of loved ones entrance, and the National Trust has a long history of
Bacchus Marsh, reflecting light through the leaves as you during this time. drawing attention to its importance,” he said.
drive through. Now, those elms are an award-winning strip, “Many also noted the calming presence of this majestic Moorabool Shire Mayor Cr David Edwards said he was
officially. avenue as the iconic entrance to Bacchus Marsh,” Mr proud of the town’s achievement, saying it was “marvellous
The Bacchus Marsh Avenue of Honour has reigned supreme Ambrose said. news for the community of Bacchus Marsh”.
in The National Trust of Australia (Victoria) 2020 Victorian Despite its undoubted heritage importance and aesthetic “I commend those who have created and protect and
Tree of the Year competition, collecting an impressive 1061 contribution to the region, the Avenue of Honour has faced maintain this living war memorial along the Avenue of
votes of the 3450-vote total. numerous threats over the years, due to road development, Honour.
Planted in one day back in August 1918, the Avenue of including a current truck bypass project by Regional Roads “We’re all very proud to have these significant elms in
Honour commemorates the lives of community members Victoria. our patch, and this recognition is well-deserved,” Mayor
who volunteered to serve in World War I. Damien Strangio has been a prolific supporter of an intact Edwards said.
The CEO of the National Trust Australia (Victoria), Simon Avenue for history, heritage and environmental reasons and All nine finalists were from regional Victoria with the
Ambrose, said the contest raises awareness of both the told the Moorabool News this is a “tremendous honour”. Himalayan Oak at Bright Cemetery the runner-up, receiving
conservation of the state’s natural heritage, and the benefits “Our Avenue is the longest intact elm avenue and living war 416 votes.
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Kids responsible for garage fire

By Helen Tatchell
A deliberately lit fire in a residential garage has been

started by minors.
Police confirmed to the Moorabool News a 6-year old boy
and an 8-year old boy started the fire with paper and a
cigarette lighter, on Wednesday 13 May at around 1.25pm.
The property in Cowie Street Ballan, suffered extensive
damage to the garage and a vehicle under restoration
inside. The house was not affected by the fire.
It is alleged the fire was possibly fuelled by an accelerant.
Emergency fire crews in Breathing Apparatus had
difficulty extinguishing the smouldering blaze due to
numerous contents located inside the garage.
Incident Controller and Deputy Group Officer Billy Smith
told the Moorabool News the crews contained the fire
quickly.
“Swift action by neighbours helped to make sure the
occupants were evacuated as the fire took hold.
“The fire was confined to the garage only,” the Ballan 1st
Lieutenant said.
The two boys lived at the premises and will be spoken to
by police and the fire brigade.
Fire brigade units attended from Ballan, Myrniong and
Bacchus Marsh with no injuries reported.
Photos: Helen Tatchell
Historical council meeting

By Kate Taylor
Moorabool Shire Councillors have starred in a YouTube video but sadly, it

didn’t go viral.
The April/May council Ordinary Meeting of Council, held on Wednesday 6
May, was streamed live online for the first time in history, due to the covid-19
pandemic, with the April meeting items having been postponed and carried
over to May.
The YouTube video of the meeting, which runs for over an hour, has been
viewed by less than 20 people however the quality is good.
Moorabool Mayor David Edwards said it was a very different experience.
“Two Councillors, Tatchell and Keogh, were on-line with the other councillors
actually at the meeting, and for a first attempt I believe officers did an awesome
job getting it ready at such short notice,” he said.
Council CEO Derek Madden said because equipment was re-purposed for the
meeting, the cost to council of shifting online was minimal.
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Not even a brief Time to

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By Kate Taylor
There’s a big difference between ‘consultation’ and ‘briefings’

and Moorabool Shire Council is making that very clear to
Maddingley Brown Coal.
A spokesperson for MBC recently told the Moorabool News
it had requested ‘consultation’ meetings with council as far
back as October last year.
It came after the Moorabool News asked the spokesperson if
the ring
MBC was avoiding community consultation by applying for And the campaign race is on.
the planning minister to ‘call-in’ its proposal to house toxic Local Council elections will take place this year, by post,
soil from the West Gate Tunnel project, effectively removing and the declared date is Saturday 24 October.
council from the process.
The Victorian Government announced last week the local
MBC declined to answer questions from the Moorabool
News about what the advantages and disadvantages will be government elections for 2020 will proceed as planned in
for MBC in having the minister consider the proposal and not October this year.
council. The Minister for Local Government has confirmed that all
MBC reiterated that it considers it has consulted with council, local government elections in 2020 will be conducted by
the community and affected groups through its briefings held post.
earlier this year. VEC Electoral Commissioner, Warwick Gately AM
Now council has shed light on their side of the story. acknowledged the announcement.
Moorabool Mayor Dave Edwards said having MBC offer “The upcoming local government elections in Victoria
some limited ‘briefings’ does not count as consultation. will support continuity of democratic representation for
“It was evident at this briefing that there were technical
“The MBC/Transurban/West Gate Tunnel Authority project Victorian communities,” he said.
assessments that accompanied the proposal. Council officers
team has offered briefings to Council. Council attended the
were not privy to this information and therefore did not have “The VEC will continue to monitor and implement advice
initial briefing and was agreeable to the follow-up briefings
the opportunity to provide informed, considered feedback on issued by the Chief Health Officer of Victoria to ensure the
on the condition it was provided the technical documentation
for consideration. A briefing where Council is told certain the proposal at this briefing. Officers requested the project elections are conducted with minimal risk to the health
things without the ability to interrogate what it is being told, team organise a briefing for the Councillors. and safety of Victorians.”
is not consultation,” Mayor Edwards said. “Following this initial briefing, MBC did offer further Ballot packs will be mailed to voters and will include
“We made it clear that we needed and need the technical briefings which were accepted by Council Officers on the voting instructions, candidate information, a ballot paper,
information to properly understand the proposal, ask condition they were provided the technical documents for
and a reply-paid envelope. Postal voting is completely
informed questions and form a view on it. As Council was review. The MBC/Transurban team were not prepared to
secret.
not afforded the opportunity to review the documentation provide Council with the technical documentation,” he said.
Cr Edwards said without this information Council Officers Voters must confirm they are enrolled on either the State
and provide feedback, the offer of a briefing is not considered
proper or adequate consultation.” were unable to carry out a consolidated review of the proposal electoral roll or their council roll before 4.00 pm on Friday
or understand the potential impacts to the community or 28 August 2020.
Cr Edwards said after initially being informed about the
proposal in late 2019, Council Officers attended a briefing council assets. The VEC said it is “important to remember that voting
session held by the MBC/Transurban/West Gate Tunnel “….and therefore, unable to provide input to a meaningful is compulsory for voters who are on the State roll.” State-
Authority project team on 10 February 2020. discussion or constructive feedback to the proposal.” enrolled voters who don’t vote may be fined.
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trees to be active, online
By Kate Taylor
replaced
Moorabool residents are among those stocking
up their electronic bookshelves as the community
continues to spend large amounts of time at home.
In April 2019, there were 7495 downloads of the
Central Highlands Library Services e-resources
By Helen Tatchell disruptions and road closures during these and in April this year, the figure jumped to over
works, our primary objective is always to 10,000.
They’re over 100-years old, iconic and ensure the safety of workers, pedestrians, Moorabool Shire’s library services have been
synonymous to Bacchus Marsh, they are the motorists and the general public.” greatly impacted with the closure of the Ballan
Canadian Elms that form a canopy that is the The four trees identified for removal will be and Lerderderg libraries, with the library van no
Avenue of Honour. replanted with true-to-type species which longer operating either.
Over 1000 people assembled around the have been propagated from the original However, staff are still on board and providing
Woolpack Road area on 10 August 1918, to trees, to provide a continuity and connection services to the community.
witness and assist in the planting ceremony. to the original cultivars and plantings. Staff members are doing online poetry readings as well as online story time and rhyme time
Relatives and friends distributed themselves Damien Strangio is a staunch supporter of for the kids.
along the two-mile length of the Avenue, an intact Avenue and welcomes the plan to The team is also working to connect with kindergartens and is aiming to provide some
a bugle sounded, and all 281 trees were preserve it. digital packages to them with pre-recorded story times and craft activities.
planted. The rest they say is history. “Council has taken a long-term, proactive “We’re also hoping if restrictions ease, to be able to provide a click and collect book service.
As age wearies the trees, Moorabool Shire attitude to careful review and maintenance At the moment there is no way to see who is putting holds on physical books,” a Central
Council conducts regular inspections and of the Avenue, with very appropriate Highlands Library Services spokesperson told the Moorabool News.
assessments in the Avenue. At times trees re-planting.”
will need removing and replanting. Such Mr Strangio said this approach also
work is set to occur this week through to reinforces the importance of an intact Avenue A review from a library Book Chatter about
Friday 5 June. for history, heritage and environmental
Four of the trees are earmarked for removal reasons. using Libby online eBooks
due to extensive decay in the trunk, root “It certainly makes me happy to see how “Dear Moorabool Library Staff,
buttress and/or main stems. beautiful the Avenue of Honour is across all Although I prefer an actual book, I find an eBook a good alternative. Since the Corona
Moorabool Shire Council CEO, Derek four seasons, and to hear how many people lockdown I have been using Libby to borrow books to read on my iPad. It is easy to
Madden said the works are part of Council’s delight in looking at our second–to-none navigate, and you can search for titles and authors. Books are listed by various subjects
ongoing commitment to the Bacchus vista of Avenue trees, market gardens and headings and there are plenty to choose from. You can limit your search to those available.
Marsh Avenue of Honour, ensuring that orchards.” It’s so easy. all you need is to register with your library card and start browsing and
it is effectively managed, conserved and Moorabool Shire Council will remove and borrowing.
enhanced in perpetuity as a living memorial, replant four trees in the Bacchus Marsh I also like using Libby when I’m travelling, or late at night when the library is closed and
commemorating the soldiers of the Bacchus Avenue of Honour from Monday 18 May to I have nothing to read., If you don’t want to keep buying books, have nothing to read or
Marsh district. Friday 5 June 2020. Works will occur from can’t get to your library then I thoroughly recommend Libby.”
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Wear Orange Wednesday Disgraceful acts of vandalism By Caitlin Bewley

(3rd Yr Swinburne Uni)
Two key recreation locations in Bacchus

Marsh have fallen victim to vandalism that
has Council “extremely disappointed”.
Moorabool Shire Council said Maddingley
Park and the Moorabool Regional Sports
Hub at the Racecourse Recreation Reserve,
have recorded vandalism attacks several
times over the past few weeks.
Damage to two rotundas, a seat and a rose
garden occurred at Maddingley Park.
The local tennis club in the park had a chain
mesh fence cut with rubbish and broken
glass strewn around the site.
The BMX club at the Sports Hub will
require sections of their state-of the art Photo: MSC
track resurfaced, after extensive damage by
“I’d implore residents who witness anyone
vandals.
behaving in a suspicious manner or is
Maddingley Park Chairperson, Russ Hendry blatantly causing wilful damage, to phone
told the Moorabool News the vandalism was police and report it.”
“pretty disappointing” considering the state
Cr Edwards said it’s incredibly frustrating
the world is in.
A tree branch falls onto your house, who do A SES spokesperson said 2019/20 was “one to have to spend money fixing assets that
“People shouldn’t have been out. It looks like
you call? The local SES. of the busiest years the VICSES has faced so are damaged or destroyed through these
[the vandals] may have come across from the
Your house is destined to flood from far, having responded to over 35,000 requests “despicable acts.”
train station. There were broken bottles and
torrential rain, who do you call to sandbag for assistance.” stubbies [at the scene]. Council is still totalling the bill caused by
the property? The local SES. In recognition of this, people are being the damage.
“It’s the ratepayers that foots the bill for
Now it is time to remember your local SES asked to show their support by throwing on the damage people cause,” Mr Hendry said. “This is money that could be spent elsewhere.
unit as tomorrow, Wednesday 20 May marks some orange and posting a message or image “This is something that has been ongoing for It’s incredibly frustrating to have to spend
the national day of thanks. a long time.” money fixing assets that are damaged or
to their social media sites with the hashtags
It will be a day of cyber celebration to show Moorabool’s Mayor Cr David Edwards destroyed through these despicable acts,” Cr
#ThankYouSES and #WOWDay.
VICSES volunteers that their communities voiced his disappointment, labelling the Edwards said.
appreciate all the work they continue to do, Landmarks across Melbourne and regional Police reports have been filed regarding the
actions of those responsible as “disgraceful”.
day in and day out. centres will also don orange in a show of incidents.
“Leaving aside the fact that the people doing
May 20 marks the national day of thanks thanks for VICSES volunteers on May 20. Anyone who witnessed or have information
this were breaking the state lockdown rules
for the thousands of VICSES volunteers who The local Bacchus Marsh SES unit is located in place, to cause such damage and behave on the vandalism are urged to contact Crime
serve the Victorian community 24-hours a on Gisborne Road and is 100 per cent in this manner is disgusting and idiotic,” he Stoppers on 1800 333 000 or Bacchus Marsh
day, seven days a week. volunteer based. said. police on 5366 4500.
Moorabool Shire Council

COUNCIL MEETING IMPOUNDED VEHICLES
The next Ordinary Meeting of Council will be held on Wednesday 3 June 2020, at 6.00pm Notice is hereby given that, pursuant to Schedule 11 Clause 3 of the Local Government Act
at the Council Chambers, 15 Stead St, Ballan. 1989, the Moorabool Shire Council has impounded the following vehicles:
Information on public access to this meeting will be made closer to the date. 7 Vehicles & 1 Trailer for Tender:
SPECIAL MEETING OF COUNCIL

There will be a Special Meeting of the Moorabool Shire Council on Wednesday 20 May 2020,
commencing at 5.00pm at the Community and Civic Hub Pavilion Room, 182 Halletts Way,
Darley.
The business to be conducted at the meeting is as follows:
1. Consideration of the proposed 2020/21 Annual Budget
2. Consideration of the Council Plan 2017-2021 (2020 Review)
In accordance with s. 395 of the COVID-19 Omnibus (Emergency Measures) Bill 2020, this
meeting will not be available for public attendance, however, will be streamed live via accessing
the Council Internet site.
HAVE YOUR SAY: DISABILITY AND ACCESS INCLUSION PLAN

Last days to have your say! Council is currently writing a new Disability Access and Inclusion Plan
and would appreciate your input and feedback.‘Access and Inclusion’ is about making all services,
buildings, information and activities available to people who have a disability so that they can be
included in the community. The Plan will assist Council to build a more inclusive and accessible
community.
We are seeking your feedback via an online survey: https://moorabool.engagementhub.
com.au/moorabool-shire-disability-access-and-inclusion-plan. The survey closes this
Friday 22 May 2020. The vehicles & trailer are being offered for tender as a lot only and will be available for
If you need any help with the survey, have any questions or need the survey in a different format inspection on Thursday 28 May 2020 between 10.00am-10.30am.
please contact Bev Watson, Access and Inclusion Officer either by phone on 0438 554 386 or Further enquiries should be directed to Councils Community Safety Team on 5366 7100 during
email: bwatson@moorabool.vic.gov.au. business hours.
Any person interested in purchasing the above vehicles are invited to lodge a written tender
HAVE YOUR SAY – CAT CURFEWS addressed to:
Having considered previous community feedback in response to the potential introduction of a Moorabool Shire Council
cat curfew, Council has resolved to seek further public feedback on a proposal to implement a Coordinator Community Health & Safety
cat curfew between sunset and sunrise which would commence in January 2021. Tender Application-Abandoned Vehicles
The results of this feedback will further inform Councillors of the community’s views on the PO Box 18
potential introduction of a sunset to sunrise cat curfew. Ballan,Vic 3342
Community feedback will inform a Council Report to be submitted to Council for their Written tenders should be submitted by 5.00pm Monday 1 June 2020
consideration.
We encourage you to provide your feedback through our surevey tool: https://haveyoursay. EMPLOYMENT
moorabool.vic.gov.au/potential-sunset-to-sunrise-cat-curfew Council invites applications for the existing vacancy:
Feedback closes Friday 12 June. Senior Economic Development Officer – Full-time Permanent Position
If you would like further clarification or wish to discuss potential cat curfews further, please Applications close on Friday 29 May 2020
contact Council’s Community Safety Team: 5366 7100. All details available from the website: http://moorabool.recruitmenthub.com.au
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nada rate increase?
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Dear Editor,
Due to the fact that the state government,
Transurban and Maddingley Brown
Coal have failed to consult with the local
By Kate Taylor rise, because council borrows against its yearly revenue and that population in relation to the release of PFAS
figure would be lower without a rate increase coming in. levels and have not permitted an independent
Imagine, as a ratepayer, opening up the annual rates notice and science based study into the dumping of
“What I’m saying is if we were to go to zero, it would also have a
finding that it has not increased at all on last year’s amount. toxic soil in Bacchus Marsh, and the western
reduction on our ability to borrow, it would have a knock-on effect
suburbs, I would have to conclude that
Believe it or not, a zero-rate rise could be a possibility for some on what we are capable of borrowing,” Cr Tatchell said. the dumping of toxic waste will proceed
Moorabool residents, depending on the outcome of council’s current A council officer replied that it would “escalate borrowings therefore overriding our basic human rights
plans for the 2020-21 annual budget. probably beyond the realm council is comfortable with, driven by to live in a safe environment.
The budget process has been delayed by a couple of months, due to what council wants to borrow from a policy perspective.” If the dumping proceeds what route will
the covid-19 pandemic, and it’s because of the economic implications Council’s current policy is to borrow no more than 60 per cent of the heavy noisy smoke belching trucks take,
for residents of that pandemic that councillors are considering the its revenue. and what would be the damage to roads and
idea of a zero-rate rise. property?
East Ward Councillor Jarrod Bingham asked about deferring
For example, if the Old Western Highway
However even with a zero-rate rise some residents could still council’s maintenance program within the capital works budget, was used, traffic lights would need to be
see a jump in their rates bill –due to an increase in their property however he noted himself that delaying it until next year would just placed at the Hopetoun Park and Long Forest
valuation, which is not controlled by council but by independent mean that it would cost more then. road junction or, 200 meters either side of
valuers on behalf of the state government. “It is a very large budget, so we have been going through it line-by- the junction would need to be single lane
The draft annual budget was presented to the combined April/ line,” Mr Madden said. on each side of the highway joining into
May council meeting with a recommendation to put it out for public a large roundabout. What plans have the
Cr Sullivan said that removing one line alone, ‘new Initiative,’
comment – but councillors said no, opting instead to defer the item government got for traffic management?
would save $924,000 and that council could just write off the lost
and possibly make some big changes in the meantime. The state government make a lot of noise
compounding money against that.
about caring for the community however,
“What would be the impact on the budget if we had a zero rate “You could write off any line in the budget and make that call,” Mr that caring does not and indeed has never
increase this year?” West Ward Councillor Tom Sullivan proposed Madden replied. applied to the outer western suburbs, we get
at the meeting. East Ward Councillor Tonia Dudzik asked if the budget could be a few crumbs thrown at health, education
Council CEO Derek Madden fielded follow-up questions from the deferred. and infrastructure and told to be good little
councillors, explaining that council would lose well over $600,000 in boy and girls and just maybe, some more
“Given the interest in a zero rate rise, is it better to defer, and see if
crumbs may come our way.
year one and up to $8.3 million by year 10 due to the compounding we should be putting out something different?” Cr Dudzik asked.
Perhaps it is time for the election of a
effect alone. Cr Sullivan moved a motion for council to look at a zero rate rise government that truly cares for the health
“It’s the compounding that is the issue long term,” Mr Madden said. before putting the draft budget out for public comment, which was and safety off its people.
Central Ward Councillor Paul Tatchell asked about the impact on seconded by Cr Dudzik with the rest of the councillors voting in Robert Reid
council’s ability to borrow money if they ‘go to zero’ with the rate favour. Hopetoun Park
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By Caitlin Bewley
(3rd Yr Swinburne Uni) By Caitlin Bewley “I used to knock around with his
(3rd Yr Swinburne Uni) sister and then I think he asked me to
Ballan Aged Care have implemented go to the pictures,” Barb (nee Tudball)
strategies to ensure the health and A Bacchus Marsh couple is celebrating 70-years told the Moorabool News. “We were
safety of their residents and employees, of marriage this month, saying their lives together married in 1950.”
a spokesperson saying they are aiming were filled with many family memories. Les, who began his working life in
to remain a ‘COVID-free facility’. Les (93) and Barb (91) Fitzwilliam spent most of the army, later moved into pharmacy
Due to the elderly being more their life in Camperdown, saying they met back in work and finished his career at the
susceptible to contracting and being 1947 through Les’ sister. PMG, where he worked for 34 years.
seriously affected by COVID-19, Barb worked at a delicatessen and
Ballan Aged Care are taking highly later worked in an office. When Les
precautionary action. retired in 1980, the pair travelled Aus-
A spokesperson for the organisation tralia for 30 years.
told the Moorabool News they have “We quite enjoyed [travelling Aus-
begun screening visitors upon arrival. tralia],” Barb said. “I like to get out
“We are restricting visitor access to and talk to people and Les loves aero-
residential aged care services, and planes, so we would attend air shows.
screening visitors and staff on entry to “Les has always been very quiet, I’m
said.
CONSTRUCTION UPDATE
residential facilities,” the spokesperson May 2020 the opposite,” Barb laughed.
The pair moved to Bacchus Marsh
“We are now in influenza season, so after their travels and have lived there
M o o r a b o o l N o r t h W in d F a r m
we need to maintain a high level of for five years, saying they moved here
vigilance.” when their daughter met a local man
Visitors will be asked on arrival if they, (Right) Rowena Clift, Acting CEO, has had the and got married.
or anyone they have Progbeen
ressintocontact
date 2020 flu vaccination ahead of the season, in a bid Les and Barb Fitzwilliam are mother
with, has travelled overseas within the to protect herself and the senior Australians they 70-years ago Les Fitzwilliam married Barb Tudball. and father to three children, grand-
• Installation of all 50 turbines
last 21-days, been tested for COVID-19 care for at BDHC. Photo – BDH&C
complete Photos - submitted parents to seven children, great
or are showing respiratory • Environmental
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symptoms. great grandparents to one six-month
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thesubstation complete
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entry and staff will accommodate a visit from a distance or via Skype. When asked what the most memo-
Look ahead rable moment of their 70-years was
“We continue to strive to be a COVID-19 free facility,” the spokesperson said. “We
acknowledge our colleagues • in Handover of facilities
other aged care Ballan-Egerton Road
who have seen to Moorabool
the devastation this Shire Council for maintenance, in progress together, Barb said that family always
virus can cause.” came first.
“At Ballan District Health• andOngoing pre-commissioning
Care, we have of turbines
been doing things differently, and constantly “We [Barb and Les] do everything
coming up with new ideas, so our residents and loved ones can still feel connected,” the together,” Barb said. “Family gath-
spokesperson said. erings and Christmas’ were always
M o o r a b o o l S o u t h W in d F a r m
The aged care facility has introduced activities for their residents to participate in, ranging something we did and something we
from one on one activities to organising iPads to allow Skype and Facetime calls. will always remember.”
“The current epidemiology The Fitzwilliams celebrated their 70-
Progressis tsuch
o dthat
atewe now believe the risk is much lower than during
the peak of the pandemic,” the spokesperson said. “Should this situation change, we will Les and Marg Fitzwilliam have celebrated 70-years year wedding anniversary on May 20,
reassess our position.” • Installation of tower sections completed at 36 ofturbine marriage.locations 2020.
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Covering the pitches

Two sporting clubs in
Bacchus Marsh have
obtained cricket wicket
covers to keep their pitches
safe throughout the
off-season.
Both Maddingley Park and
Darley Civic Hub Sports
Ironbark road
Field adopted Australian
made synthetic covers to
protect the pitch during the
football and soccer seasons,
which are usually underway
at this time.
accident
By Caitlin Bewley
The program, which (3rd Yr Swinburne Uni)
commenced in early April,
was implemented in a bid A head-on collision between two motor vehicles occurred
the morning of Thursday 7 May on a Maddingley road,
to standardise wicket covers
leaving both drivers with lower body injuries.
throughout the Shire. Police told the Moorabool News the accident involved a
“These covers are more cost- blue Holden Commodore and a red Volkswagen hatch. Both
effective than instant turf collided on Ironbank Road, Maddingley around 7:10am.
“The driver of the Volkswagen, a 30-year-old Trentham man,
covering that we were using,
sustained non-life-threatening injuries and was transported
which required ongoing to hospital,
watering and moving,” “The driver of the Commodore, a 20-year-old Mt Egerton
Moorabool Shire Mayor Cr man, was airlifted to hospital with serious but non-life-
threatening injuries,” a Victoria Police spokesperson said.
David Edwards said.
Ambulance Victoria told the Moorabool News they were
“[The cricket wicket covers] called to the scene at around 7:10am and the men were
also meet OH&S regulations, transported to hospital accordingly.
as they don’t require as much “One man in his 20s was airlifted to the Alfred Hospital,
the other man in his 30s was taken to the Royal Melbourne
handling – they are easy to
Hospital by road,” a spokesperson for Ambulance Victoria
roll up and store,” he said. said.
Cr Edwards said this is a “[The] two men [were] taken to hospital in a stable condition
great result for Moorabool with lower body injuries.”
The cause of the accident is still under investigation. Police
and for local sporting clubs
are requesting that anyone who witnessed or has dashcam
in the area that will benefit footage of the incident to contact Crime Stoppers on 1800 333
from their use. 000.
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(M/News May 12) Page 6 The Moorabool News – 12 May, 2020
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Email - news@themooraboolnews.com.au
Why post this a week later?

Virus hits Moorabool
feedback Everyone was cleared except for 1
person and it’s business as usual....
- Nicole Culos
By Caitlin Bewley
COVID-19 has made its way to the Moorabool Shire, beginning its path at
a local aged care facility.
The Bacchus Marsh facility, Grant Lodge, went into lockdown on
Wednesday 6 May when an employee tested positive to the coronavirus.
Fire engulfs garage

The employee volunteered to be tested on Saturday May 2 as part of
Djerriwarrh Health Services (DJHS) own testing program.
“[The employee] has not been at work since being tested,” a spokesperson
And yet, restrictions are being

for DJHS told the Moorabool News.
The health care employee, when tested as part of Victoria’s testing blitz,
was asymptomatic at the time and, remains asymptomatic.
(M/News Facebook May 13) slightly lifted, disaster waiting to

“All Grant Lodge staff members who have interacted with the infected staff
member are being tested and, sent home for isolation. The Lodge remains
in lockdown.
Thank God no-one was injured. Thank you to our

“All residents are being tested and their next of kin are being informed,”
the spokesperson said.
happen
Chief Executive of DjHS, Belinda Scott, made a public statement on May 6
in a bid to “provide an update and reduce the rumours circulating.”
Emergency Services who attended. - Jenny Scott

“We have undertaken a complete and thorough cleaning process, and all
- Vana Kane
residents have been tested as a precaution.
Photo – Caitlin Bewley
“We’re ensuring all residents receive the care they need,” Ms Scott said.
6 & 8? Where’s either parent??? - Shelli Pengelly

“Those employees who came in contact with the positive case are isolating Rumours and unconfirmed reports were rampant last week after an employee of DjHS working
at home, and we are taking all the appropriate steps to identify the source of at the Grant Lodge facility, tested positive to the coronavirus.
the transmission and any possible other transmission risks,
The Moorabool News received claims a daughter, of the infected person, worked at or had
“We have also been in contact with all our Grant Lodge families,” Ms Scott
C’mon people, they’re kids, typically outside playing This is last week’s news. My
said.
worked at, a local supermarket and possibly another aged care facility in Darley.
It was said by the DjHS spokesperson that the nursing home has been Part of the claim was true.
deep-cleaned and management is working through staffing arrangements A spokesperson for the Royal Freemasons Aged Care facility in Darley told the Moorabool News
laughing and being kids. Mum is also caring for an infant

to ensure residents have adequate care during this period. the member of staff in question is the daughter of an employee of the Djerriwarrh Health Service,
mums at Grant Lodge, and only 1

Confirmation from DjHS revealed results for all Grant Lodge residents but not the Grant Lodge Department.
were negative. “The daughter does not work in a care delivery role and is booked for testing (7 May) as a
“The next priority was to test those employees who had direct contact
and can’t be everywhere at once. Dad works a lot to

precautionary measure along with all our Bacchus Marsh staff,” the spokesperson said.
staff member tested positive. She

with the employee who tested positive. All of these employees have tested
negative and remain in isolation at home for the standard 14 days incubation “We restricted visitor access yesterday (6 May) as a precautionary measure due to the cluster
period. They will be tested again after that before returning to work.” in the Bacchus Marsh community.”
provide for them all as all parents do.

This is the second confirmed case of coronavirus in Moorabool and remains The Darley aged-care facility was not asked to lock down by the Health Department.
volunteered her test because she

the only active case.
I’m pretty sure the boys would have gotten extremely scared at what was happening won’t was a-systematic, and all results of
be near the garage or any garage any time soon. Curiosity gets to every kid, it has mine and
it has a lot of our kids even the so called under control kids. Give mum a break, instead of
Pyrethrum
staff and residents have come back clear. They have restrictions still in place. I did Mother’s
criticizing her maybe put your hand up and offer her some support. Home schooling our Growers
Day, via a Skype call. You cannot visit residents soon, without a flu shot and proof of it.
They are taking every precaution possible, to ensure the safety of Grant Lodge. Grant
kids is exhausting and she’s no time out from adventurous children whilst caring for an
infant, she can’t be everywhere at once. There’s one of her. - Lea O’Leary
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best friend
By Caitlin Bewley
MOORABOOL EYEWATCH (3rd Yr Swinburne Uni)
Unknown offenders have stolen multiple items from a
Many families within the Moorabool
residential address in Buninyong between May 4 and May
Shire have taken to the streets
11.
to exercise during the COVID-19
The alleged accusers stole a gun safe containing several pandemic, but issues have arisen after
firearms, a quantity of ammunition, a red coloured 250cc people are failed to follow dog-related
Honda Quad motorcycle with no registration plates, and a regulations.
garden gate cart.
A Ballan couple out on a daily walk,
Police are urging anyone with information in relation to who the Moorabool News have chosen
the incident to contact Crime Stoppers on 1800 333 000 or to keep anonymous, were ‘rushed’ at by
your local police station, referring to Incident Reference: a Labrador dog on Tuesday May 5 after
200175966. its owner failed to keep the dog on a
••• leash.
A couple of garden gnomes have been recovered by police “We were [in Ballan] and the dog hit
and they are asking for the owners to come forward and my wife from behind. If you’re not
claim them. ready, it could knock you off your feet,”
Bacchus Marsh police are urging the victims of a theft of the man said.
garden gnomes in the last 18-months to contact the local “We have no issues with people
station on 5366 4500. owning dogs. We understand that it’s
••• very important for people’s welfare and
Police are encouraging parents to be aware of what their safety to have dogs,” he said.
children are seeing, saying and doing online during “People just seem to have this
COVID-19. assumption that ‘everybody loves
During the pandemic, police said they know parents are dogs’, some people don’t. They’re like
concerned about their children’s online safety given the kids, you need to take responsibility of
increase in screen time due to isolation, home schooling and your dog and ensure it behaves itself.”
boredom. The Moorabool Shire Council
Police reiterated the fact that it is important to know what Facebook page shared a post on April you’re sharing the footpath with other “People are still not keeping their
their kids are doing online and who they are communicating 21 which aimed to portray the need people or in a park. dogs on a leash along a walking track
with. for consideration of others when using in Darley,” one comment read. “Also, I
“If you’re riding your bike, slow down
If something flags as not quite right, police are asking walking tracks. am sick of people not picking up after
and use your bell to alert others,” the
parents to collect evidence and report concerns to police or “We all share our trails and parks, so their dogs.”
post read.
Crime Stoppers on 1800 333 000. please remember to follow on-leash The council are requesting people
For more information, go to the Australian Centre to requirements when walking your four- Moorabool residents were quick “be kind and considerate” when using
Counter Child Exploitation at https://bddy.me/2SJCKbF or legged friend,” the post read. to jump on the post and voice their walking tracks and parks, keeping in
access resources at the Australian Federal Police’s ‘Think U “It’s also important to follow the 1.5 concerns about dog-walkers not mind that the wider community uses
Know’ site https://bddy.me/3dgk5fA. metre social distancing rule when following instructions. them too.
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Season and
match payments
reduced
By Caitlin Bewley
The roaring of supporters on Saturdays has been silenced,

but AFL Victoria are continuing to push through the rubble
as they work to get regional football back on its feet.
Players and teams of the Ballarat Football Netball League
can expect to see a decent chunk of their match payments
cut if the 2020 season commences, a 50 per cent chunk for
that matter.
Although the season has been postponed amid the current
situation surrounding COVID-19, AFL Victoria have taken
Photo: DFC the necessary steps to ensure clubs don’t suffer in the long
run.
Devils in their iso-den This will see the original Allowable Player Payment (AAP)
of $140,000 be dropped to $70,000 per club, which will
subsequently see the usual 16 games drop to a potential 11
game season.
By Caitlin Bewley photographer taking photos of people Ms Edwards said it “wasn’t hard to
The postponement of the season has seen clubs face an
(3rd Yr Swinburne Uni) on their porches. get people on board”, and since they’ve
unprecedented loss of income and an inability to generate
“We thought we should do it with posted the first few albums, they have
revenue through sponsorships and game day takings.
Although the 2020 BFL football season the Devils’ families,” club Secretary been inundated with requests.
is on hold, members of the Devil A spokesperson from the Darley Football Netball Club said
Lorissa Edwards told the Moorabool “More families have come forward
community are showing their club and said they want to be involved since clubs may need to renegotiate contracts and payments if the
News. season comes back in the near future.
spirit isn’t hindered if the siren doesn’t the first two albums were posted,” Ms
sound. “We haven’t seen people’s faces in “Clubs aren’t generating revenue,” the spokesperson said.
Edwards said. “It really shows the
a while, and we want to lift people’s culture of the club when people want to “We may not be able to run a bar, there may be no functions
The Darley Devils are keeping the
club culture alive amid Covid-19 chaos spirits. We want to let people know that get around it, and no canteen.
with a social media-based initiative we’re all in the same boat and we’re “We want to show all the families, “We may be in dire states if people can’t come through the
depicting what the families are getting here for them,” Ms Edwards said. supporters and sponsors that just gates [after the social distancing restrictions are modified for
up to during social isolation. The initiative entails photographer, Ms because the season stops, doesn’t mean sporting venues],” the spokesperson said.
An idea derived by the club’s Bewley, to go to multiple Devil family we stop,” she said. The determination of the salary cap cut was decided as a
committee member, Robyn Bewley, homes and take photos of them doing The photos can be found on the Darley result of discussions between AFL Victoria and the AFL
was said to be originally sourced from things they think signifies their family Football Netball Club Facebook page in Game Development Department, which involved all
a segment on the news, showing a local during this time, with a zoom lens. an album titled ‘Devils in Isolation’. community football bodies from each state.
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you the admiration of someone you greatly respect.
LEO—July 23-August 22
Your home life is less chaotic and work or educational
tasks are simplified. The secret is your renewed flair for
Stars & Puzzles

organization. Research brings results, but don’t jump to
conclusions.
VIRGO—August 23-September 22
Higherups have a change of heart and your plans may be
given the green light. New options open up in areas of
education or volunteer work. An extravagant streak sur-
faces on the weekend.
QUICK PUZZLE
★★★★★★★★
LIBRA—September 23-October 22
Stress at the workplace is eased once you make a new
and determined effort. Friendship and romance are bright
lights all through the week. A financial complication may
be untangled.
★★★★★★★★ SCORPIO—October 23-November 21
A combination of imagination and hard work pays off at
home or at the work place. A romantic idea may back-
ARIES—March 21-April 20 fire, but it’s no time to be discouraged. A family feud
Avoid short cuts. The key this week is to take a thought- should be amicably resolved.
ful, studied approach. Your idealistic streak surfaces as
you come to the defence of a pet cause. SAGITTARIUS—November 22-December 22
TAURUS—April 21-May 22 Organization pays off. Spend time outlining your plans
and developing ideas. An agreement with a higher-up is
You perform an important public service this week and reached after friendly debate. Your eye for bargains is
may find yourself in the limelight. Travel and sightsee- particularly sharp.
ing is spotlighted. A friendship becomes more rewarding.
CAPRICORN—December 23-January 20
GEMINI—May 23-June 21
Your ideas are unusually original, yet the week may find
New developments at home, work or school may lead to you too easily influenced by others. This week is favour-
expanded prestige. Family challenges are faced with new able for home maintenance which should not be put off
determination. A loved one’s artistic temperament is any longer.
soothed by your gentle ways.
AQUARIUS—January 21-February 19
CANCER—June 22-July 22
Leftover jobs from recent months return for completion.
This week you receive a communication from a long lost
NO. 9149 and forgotten friend. You may find a new hobby may
A new friendship is spotlighted over the weekend.
ACROSS DOWN include a profitable angle. A community service earns
Romance shows its sentimental side. Travel includes a
6. Reviewed (10) 1. Coin (6) you the admiration of someone you greatly respect. touch of adventure.
8. Dash (4) 2. Amaze (7) PISCES—February 20-March 20
9. Singing voice (4) 3. Putrid (6) LEO—July 23-August 22
Following up on meetings and check ups is important -
10. Girl’s name (5) 4. Bird (6) Your home life is less chaotic and work or educational even if such followups are not customary. Be sure that
11. Fortune (4) 5. Perfect (5) tasks are simplified. The secret is your renewed flair for guarantees meet your satisfaction. Romance and nostal-
12. Soldier (9) 7. Month (5) organization. Research brings results, but don’t jump to gia are highlighted.
16. Throb (9) 13. Unwell (3) conclusions.
20. Composition (4) 14. Barren (7) BIRTHDAY THIS WEEK
22. Tag (5) 15. Extra (5) VIRGO—August 23-September 22 You are secretive, passionate and stubborn. You don’t
23. Capital city (4) 17. Shady place (6) Higherups have a change of heart and your plans may be forget an injustice and your patience is impressive.
24. Region (4) 18. Gloss (6) given the green light. New options open up in areas of Technical studies dominate your interests. Computer sci-
25. Advisor (10) 19. Drum (3,3) education or volunteer work. An extravagant streak sur- ence, mathematics and logical puzzles capture your im-
21. Loose (5) faces on the weekend. agination and should lead to personal advancement.
CRYPTIC PUZZLE LIBRA—September 23-October 22
ACROSS Stress at the workplace is eased once you make a new
6. Why one’s mad to climb onto the roof? (5,5). 8. One
SUDOKU
and determined effort. Friendship and romance are bright
day we went out for a run (4). 9. “Join up,” the fool said lights all through the week. A financial complication may
(4). 10. The right name (5). 11. Search for a ring in the be untangled.
rubbish (4). 12. It’s for sinners who itch to repent! (4,5).
16. Brown grease dripping onto the overalls (9). 20. The SCORPIO—October 23-November 21
A NUMBER GAME
pupil; an idiot girl (4). 22. Courage is a vital necessity
(5). 23. Sense, you say, means a lot (4). 24. Meantime, combination of imagination and hard work pays off at
at heart, is opposed to it (4). 25. For the plump, there’s home or at the work place. A romantic idea may back-
no reduction in price (4,6). fire, but ANSWER
it’s no time toBELOW
be discouraged. A family feud
should be amicably resolved.
DOWN
1. She has now returned to the valley (6). 2. One’s height SAGITTARIUS—November 22-December 22
standing (7). 3. Grab a lever (6). 4. A stout man wearing Organization pays off. Spend time outlining your plans
uniform (6). 5. Drain the small jug (5). 7. “One girl,” I put and developing ideas. An agreement with a higher-up is
in, “is a twit” (5). 13. Elected, we’re told, a local (3). 14. reached after friendly debate. Your eye for bargains is
Forecast before getting to the green (7). 15. Knock about particularly sharp.
in builders’ yards and you’ll see it! (5). 17. Not up to
having the bun and ale poured out (6). 18. Finish work CAPRICORN—December 23-January 20
and go to sleep (3,3). 19. The whole tin had been bashed Your ideas are unusually original, yet the week may find
in before (6). 21. Move the outfit on the quiet (5). you too easily influenced by others. This week is favour-
able for home maintenance which should not be put off
any longer.
SOLUTIONS - CROSSWORD NO. 9148
17, Unable (anag.). 18, Get off. 19, E-nti-re. 21, Sh-ift.
ewer. 7, I-D-I-ot. 13, Inn (in). 14, Pre-sage. 15, Pa-in-t. AQUARIUS—January 21-February 19
QUICK SOLUTIONS
Down - 1, Glen-DA. 2, Stature. 3, Clutch. 4, Porter. 5, S-
Leftover jobs from recent months return for completion.
Across - 1, Insubstantial. 8, Chess. 9, Undergo. 10,
Full figure. A new friendship is spotlighted over the weekend.
Mother. 11, Revere. 12, Yacht. 14, Stain. 18, Loping. 20,
ass. 22, Heart. 23, Site (sight). 24, (me)Anti(me). 25, Romance shows its sentimental side. Travel includes a
Afghan. 23, Varnish. 24, Equal. 25, Roller coaster.
tle. 11, Ro-O-t. 12, Hair shirt. 16, Dun-garees. 20, L- touch of adventure.
Down - 1, Income. 2, Swept. 3, Beseech. 4, True. 5,
PISCES—February 20-March 20
Across - 6, Slate loose. 8, W-i-d-e. 9, Knit (nit). 10, Ti-
Nudge. 6, Israeli. 7, Lionel. 13, Apparel. 15, Taffeta. 16,
Plover. 17, Angler. 19, Naive. 21, Haunt. 22, Chic.
CRYPTIC SOLUTIONS
Following up on meetings and check ups is important -
even if such followups are not customary. Be sure that
CRYPTIC SOLUTIONS
bour. 18, Polish. 19, Tom-tom. 21, Slack.
guarantees meet your satisfaction. Romance and nostal-
Across - 1, Lady of the lake. 8, V-O-ice. 9, S-H-ocked.
Ideal. 7, March. 13, Ill. 14, Sterile. 15, Spare. 17, Ar-
gia are highlighted.
10, St-R-eam. 11, Leaner. 12, S-cold. 14, Steep. 18, Air-
Down - 1, Dollar. 2, Astound. 3, Addled. 4, Grouse. 5,
ily. 20, Sitter. 23, Sti-L-ton. 24, Taste (anag.). 25, Tel-
23, Rome. 24, Area. 25, Counsellor.
BIRTHDAY THIS WEEK
ephone bill.
Luck. 12, Grenadier. 16, Palpitate. 20, Opus. 22, Label.
You are secretive, passionate and stubborn. You don’t
Down - 1, L-Avis-h(is). 2, Dr-I-er. 3, Over-all. 4,To-s-h
Across - 6, Considered. 8, Elan. 9, Alto. 10, Laura. 11, forget an injustice and your patience is impressive.
(rev.). 5, Er-O-de. 6, Ask-ance. 7, Endu-re. 13, Cor-dial.
QUICK SOLUTIONS Technical studies dominate your interests. Computer sci-
15, Th-Ist-L-e . 16, B-as-set. 17, Or-deal. 19, Lit up. 21, ence, mathematics and logical puzzles capture your im-
To-s-t-I. 22, Undo (anag.).
SOLUTIONS - CROSSWORD NO. 9149 agination and should lead to personal advancement.
LOCAL CLASSIFIEDS
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Bookings on (03) 5368 1966 or by email —
news@themooraboolnews.com.au
Email must include full contact details or
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FUNERALS FIREWOOD FIREWOOD EMPLOYMENT
CHIMNEY SWEEP FIREWOOD
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70TH ANNIVERSARY WEDDING CARER • Labourer duties required
To join our team you must:
FITZWILLIAM/Tudball • Be energetic & hardworking
We are looking for a Carer/Home help in the
70th wedding anniversary • Be capable of lifting 15-25kgs grain bags
Gordon area.
20 May 2020 • Be a reliable team player with a positive attitude
The work is casual and includes personal care,
Congratulations to our wonderful parents Barb and Les • Must have own transport • Problem solving skills
meal preparation and some house keeping duties.
on your 70th wedding anniversary. • Safety boots and high visibility shirts are required
Due to the personal nature of the work the position We are looking for applicants with a positive attitude and
All our love to you both on is suitable for a female. a strong work ethic.
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From your loving family, no public transport. and resume to info@agripak.com.au or if you would like
Marg & Maurice, Tricia No experience is necessary as on job training to discuss further in detail contact Matt on 5368 1333.
(dec), Brian & Trish, will be provided.
Please contact 0400 311 139
your grand children, EMPLOYMENT
great grandchildren and
great-great-granddaughter. POSITIONS VACANT
DEATH NOTICE
SCOTT – Wallace Ralph
20.02.1937 – 15.05.2020 Casual Delivery Driver / Yard Person
Died Peacefully on his farm at Rowsley. Bacchus Marsh Sand & Soil is looking to employ a casual
An inspiring man known for his deep social and
delivery driver for an immediate start.
environmental commitments.
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Maiden victory Ballan Golf Club

Results - Week ending Saturday 16 May
Wednesday - Stableford
Winner - Les Martin (14) 29 points.
R/up - Barry Sims (9) 28 points on c/b from Bob Arklay (7).
By Tim O’Connor NTPs - 12th Bob Arklay, 15th Barry Sims.
Brooke Wilkins introduced herself to Victorian harness Magpie - 14th Peter Di Fiore.
racing in the best possible fashion on Saturday night with Saturday – Stableford
victory at her very first drive since moving to the state. (4th Round House Teams)
The former Sydneysider recently joined the powerful Emma A Grade
Stewart stable and partnered the yard’s six-year-old horse Winner - Ian Godkin (15) 32 points.
Somewhere Secret to an all-the-way victory in the Alabar
Pace (1720m, NR 80-89) at Tabcorp Park Melton. R/up - Anthony Moore (7) 31 points
on c/b from Tony Ryan (15).
It was a memorable triumph for the 22-year-old, who only
shifted to Victoria to work for Stewart a few months ago and B Grade
had rarely been seen in the sulky during recent years. Winner - Andrew Carton (18) 35 points.
“It was good to start off with a winner. I haven’t driven in R/up - Frank White (34) 31 points.
a race for a long time so it’s good to be back,” Wilkins said. NTPs - 12th John Costello, 15th Anthony Moore.
“It’s very special. He’s a lovely horse around the stables, he’s Magpies - 14th Ian Godkin, 18th Brian Cran.
good to do anything with and it’s good to get that win for Balls (6), Cut-off 31 points
Emma and Clayton (Tonkin).” Andrew Carton, Frank White, Ian Godkin, John Ryan,
Wilkins has a rich harness racing background with her Brooke Wilkins driving the Emma Stewart trained
Anthony Moore, Tony Ryan.
grandfather Bill and father David both having been trainers. Somewhere Secret (5) to victory on Saturday Night. Photo:
Bill was perhaps best known as caretaker of champion pacer Stuart McCormick
Cardigan Bay at one point during his career.
Wilkins said she was loving her time in Victoria working for
the state’s premier training complex.
showdown with a tough win in the TAB Long May We Play
Pace (1720m, NR 70-79).
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