CELEBRATING April 2018 No. 301 28YEARS Queenscliff and Point Lonsdale Your Community VoiceIt's that timeof the year... ...when all eyes turn to our coast to watch the giant Easter swells roll in. While Bells Beach will steal much of the surfing limelight, our own Point Lonsdale beaches will this month play host to the annual Onshore Classic and Groms Off The Wall events. Photos courtesy Rodney NicholsonDavid McDonald Builders David McDonald Builders sets the standard in prestige homes. Specialising in unique design andrenovations of outstanding scale and style. Building with Excellence The Rip April 2018 Page 1www.davidmcdonaldbuilders.com.au • p: 0418 599620 • e: [email protected]
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Cabin fever grips council - long termcampers to be forced out under new plan Dozens of campers at Golightly Caravan to the south-western corner only. A a higher number of actual nights rather thanPark and the Queenscliff Recreation Reserve carded boom gate will be installed available nights per annum and throughResidents – some who have holidayed here for at the eastern entrance to the reserve, the development of an optimum mix ofdecades - will be forced out under a controversial providing access to campers, accommodation types, particularly theplan to boost tourist accommodation offerings emergency vehicles and Monahan increased use of cabins/”and revenue. Centre caterers. Ten mostly two- storey cabins are proposed to replace Any current camper impacted by future The Borough of Queenscliffe is facing backlash seven existing ones and long-term change will be given a preference to accessover its Draft Caravan and Camping Master and annual camping spots will be public caravan park sites as vacancies occur inPlan, which will see long-term caravan sites replaced with casual bookings. the future, he said.replaced by as many as 58 cabins across threepublic reserves – The Recreation Reserve and · Royal Park, under option one, would It will be business as usual in parks untilVictoria Park and Royal and Golightly Parks. remain largely untouched. Option council secures funding to implement final two includes removal of 38 trees and designs. The long-awaited Plan was finally tabled and introduction of a new dedicated tentunanimously endorsed at Council’s March camping area. In endorsing the Master Plan, CouncillorOrdinary Meeting. Ross Ebbels said it would bring Queenscliffe’s · Victoria Park, Queenscliff’s original accommodation offerings “into the 21st Prepared by Hansen Partnership and Tim Botanic Gardens, risks be opened up Century”, while Councillor Tony FrancisNott Economics, it provides two options for to more year round camping. said the strategy would provide excitingeach of the sites. diversification of accommodation for tourists.They include: Recommended options provide for 358 sites across all four parks, including 58 cabins – a “There’s a lot of communities that use the · Golightly Caravan Park will be reduction of 21 sites overall. The combined caravan parks, not necessarily our community transformed into a dedicated cabin offering is projected to increase revenue from who live here, but the communities that holiday Park. Option One includes around $1.67 million to around $3.87 million certainly enjoy what we have to offer. It’s replacing 60 caravan sites within the after full implementation, said General very important that we consider the different park with 48 one to three bedroom Manager Organisational Performance and elements and type of accommodations and the cabins. A second option proposes 28 Community Services, Phillip Carruthers. people that will use the accommodations,” Cr cabins and the sale for four blocks Francis said. of parkland facing Bowen Road for “This is expected to be achieved through residential development. “I’ve had the pleasure of staying around the state and seeing and observing some · Sporting club use of the Queenscliff accommodation and places that diversify Recreation Reserve will be restricted and cater for all needs, from people who stay Continued Page 16 The Rip April 2018 Page 3
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Boundary change enquiry on cards The State Government has committed toa fresh investigation to gauge community Lisa Neville announced a fresh enquiry into boundary change, at last month's PLCA meetingsupport for a bigger Borough of Queenscliffe. “She’s agreed with me that after would it mean for the City of Greater Geelong Bellarine MP Lisa Neville has foreshadowed conversations with the Borough there are a [and] what would it mean in terms of coststhe enquiry - possibly by the Essential Services number of pros and cons, there are potential to the community, so that people can be veryCommission - will be undertaken to weigh up risks and we discovered this with Sunbury clear about is this something you want to do, isthe pros and cons of annexing more than 1,000 moving out of Hume, there was a decision this something you can afford to do and will itPoint Lonsdale properties on the western side that was taken based just on a plebiscite that achieve good outcomes.”of Fellows Road. ultimately resulted in pretty much an unviable council being established. “The next step after that would be in fact, is Addressing last month’s Point Lonsdale there overwhelming community support andCivic Association (PLCA) meeting, Ms Neville “Rather than ending up with a ‘let’s move it’s possible that that has changed in the lastsaid the independent process would give both the boundary then pick up the pieces if there two years but I think people need to have thethe Borough of Queenscliffe and City of Greater are any’ situation, let’s do the work say with the information in front of them to make a rationalGeelong the information required to once and Essential Services Commission, to come in and decision about whether this is in our individualfor all make an informed decision on the merits have a look at the cost, the liabilities, what is it interest and in our community interest,” saidof change. if you moved into the Borough of Queenscliffe, Ms Neville. what would the Borough need to pick up, what It would also prevent a repeat of the Continued Page 23unpopular amalgamation of Sunbury andHume Shires, she said. The announcement is the first concretemove towards resolving the long-runningissue, since a meeting attended by formerLocal Government Minister Natalie Hutchencein January 2016 indicated division amongresidents. “At this point here hasn’t been a formalrequest to the Minister to ask for a LocalGovernment panel since that meeting. I’vehad some conversations with the Boroughof Queenscliffe in relation to this issue andhave had subsequent conversations with thenew Minister for Local Government, Minister[Marlene] Kairouz, about what do we do toultimately end up with an ability to potentiallymake a final decision of a yes or no.”Do you need a hand managing your holiday home?Do you have your property listed with one or several accommodation sites but find youare getting bogged down in dealing with enquiries, managing calendars, bookings,meet & greet, cleaning, etc? We may be able to make your life easier. We are proud ofour partnerships with the big guns - airbnb, booking.com, stayz & homeaway. It meanswe are able to offer a seamless link to multiple calendars whilst maintaining the samescreening and booking processes. Don’t be fooled by the technology though... when itcomes to service, we’re pretty traditional - we listen, take the time and are genuinelyinterested in people and like to share a good story & laugh alot!Call Kathy, Deb or Joyce to find out more - 5258 376380 Hesse Street, [email protected] 3763 The Rip April 2018 Page 5
Push to honour town's The \"Good Cop\" backsnamesake African fundraiser Another of our prominent forefathers is set tobe recognised, with plans underway to erect a Queenscliffe Historical One of Victoria’s most decorated homicideplaque in honour of Captain William Lonsdale. Museum's Kevin Lyons and detectives will team up with a leading African John Wilkins have launched community advocate for a unique charity The Queenscliffe Historical Museum has a campaign to honour Captain William dinner in Queenscliff this month.established a sub committee, headed by Point Lonsdale (inset).Lonsdale resident Kevin Lyons, to build the Ron Iddles, author of the acclaimed book ‘Thecase for the monument. Victoria including Police Magistrate, Military Good Cop,’ will share his experiences throughout Commander, Head of Civil Administration and his time as a senior detective, working on high- A public appeal has been launched to raise a protection role of the aboriginal people.” profile and often controversial cases, at thethe estimated $8,000 needed to create the 360Q event on Friday April 27.bronze cast and plaque. More than $2,000 has Donations towards the appeal can be madealready been pledged. to: The Treasurer, c/- Queenscliffe Historical He willbe joined by Selba Gondoza Luka Museum Inc, 49 Hesse Street Queenscliff. ,a mental health clinician, family violence “Excellent submissions have already been campaigner and founder of Afri-Aus Care – anmade to the sub-committee suggesting sites for organisation set up to support migrant Africanthe plaque,” the Museum said. “One location families.suggested is the Point Lonsdale LighthouseReserve and the other is the bluestone wall “Ron has had such a distinguished career inadjacent to the viewing platform opposite the the Victorian police force and as secretary of thePoint Lonsdale shops.” Police Association and I am incredibly proud of his achievements,” said his twin brother and Captain Lonsdale supervised the founding of 360Q owner Barry Iddles. “Since the launch ofthe Port Phillip settlement from 1836 and went his book Ron has been sharing his life’s workon to serve under Superintendent Charles La with people who would not normally get anTrobe until 1854. insight into the role of a homicide detective and we’re looking forward to having him at 360Q. A bronze bust of La Trobe already sits in theHesse Street Village Green, following a similar “We’re equally excited to host Selba, whoappeal two years ago. has such an important story to share about her personal experiences as a migrant coming to “Captain Lonsdale was a remarkable man Australia, but also about the great work she isrespected by the early settlers and the aboriginal doing with African youth and their families.people,” the Museum said. “He held numbers “It’s going to be a great night for charity and weof important and demanding positions in the hope to raise enough money to keep Selba andPort Phillip District and later the Colony of her team to keep on doing their great work.” Book online at www.trybooking.com/360760 All aspects of Design and Construction with a sustainable outlook - D-eDsigesnig&nC&onCsotnruscttriuocntion -- DDeecckkini ngg - P-aPvianvging -- FFeeaattuurereFFeennccinign g - R-eRtaeintaininginWgalWls alls -- TTuur fr fDavid Cordner E [email protected] www.coastalelements.com.au The Rip April 2018 Page 6P 0455 971 515
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Eric Tollidayunits saved Dirt whipped up from The Point estate batters neraby properties People power has spared Point Lonsdale’sEric Tolliday units from potential demolition. Point residents cop a blast Bellarine Community Health Centre’s new The City of Greater Geelong says it will properties and concerns over water flow andBoard has voted to retain the 16 units, citing work with development firm Moremac to help algal blooms within the estate have prompted“overwhelming” community feedback for the prevent a repeat of a dust storm that battered Moremac to disclose development details to thedecision. neighbouring properties last month. newly-formed residents’ group The Lakesiders. Under the previous administration, the Much of west Point Lonsdale was shrouded “Since we banded together collectively lastdwellings were to have been replaced as part in dust, after strong winds whipped up dirt December I must say Moremac and the Cityof a grand $50 million redevelopment vision from the company’s The Point estate, on of Greater Geelong have been very responsiveincorporating some 60 two-storey Independent Sunday March 18, prompting anger and health to our requests and [they’ve] sent out theLiving Units. concerns health concerns. original stormwater plans and earthwork plans that were submitted back in 2011,” said group “The Eric Tolliday units were discussed \"We are breathing in this dust. It is appalling,\" member Peter Deacon.at length, and the Board unanimously voted said nearby home owner Jenny Garby. \"Ourto shelve the proposed Independent Living pool is so black that we can’t turn the filter on.\" “They’ve been around a long time but nowUnits indefinitely and to establish a Project things are happening, people are taking notice.”Committee to investigate the refurbishment Kevin Walsh, City of Greater Geelongof the ETU’s, project inclusive of design, Director of Planning and Development, said The company has long-refused to producecosts, models of management, and use,” said dust and windblown debris was an issue across water monitoring data, despite communityBellarine Community Health Board Chair, much of the region on the day. concerns for the development’s impact on SwanMargaret Belfrage. Bay. “Developers are required to ensure that “The Board considered the overwhelming measures are in place to suppress dust while “In terms of the algae, it was a concern lastfeedback received during last year’s work is being conducted at the site. This does December. They quickly put a team into the‘Community Conversations’ around the future not apply when work is not being done, as was lake with rakes etcetera. They’ve been back inof the units and as a result, a Board Special the case on Sunday. twice and they’ll be back in [again],” Mr DeaconProjects Committee has now been established said.to explore options for design, costs and “We continue to work with the developer tomanagement of the units,” she said. ensure that every effort continues to be made to ‘They certainly responded quickly to the supress dust and negate the impacts of extreme inundation. There was one particularly bad The future of the Eric Tolliday Units had wind on nearby residents,” Mr Walsh said. one and they weren’t getting water levels right.remained under a cloud following the closure They seem to have overcome that with pumps.”of the adjacent Coorabin Nursing Home in xxx. Meanwhile, the inundation of severalSome residents moved out of the facilities at theheight of the uncertainty. Five of the units have been refurbished overthe past two years and all residents have longterm leases. The new project group will considercommunity input around the intended use ofthe units, taking into account the Borough ofQueenscliff usage and permit conditions. “Bellarine Community Health appreciatesthe community’s desire to see all the EricTolliday units in operation again,” said MsMargaret Belfrage. “We now need to take thetime to carefully consider what the best optionsare moving forward”.“You can count on my experience… when experience counts the most.” Neil Laws FREI FAPI CEA (REIV) – Branch Manager, Queenscliff Licensed Estate Agent - Accredited Auctioneer - Sworn Valuer Buying or selling a home is a major event in anyone’s life so it makes sense to Queenscli use the most experienced professional in the field at such an important time. Neil 64 Hesse Street is the most experienced real estate practitioner permanently located within the Borough of Queenscliffe. 5258 4567 He has built an outstanding reputation over more than twenty years in the local Kerleys offices also area for his professionalism and singular concern for his vendor’s interests, his at Point Lonsdale honesty and integrity and his depth of knowledge in all things real estate. and Ocean Grove He is a Fellow of the Real Estate Institute of Australia and the Australian Property www.kerleys.com.au Institute, Past President and Director of the Real Estate Institute of Victoria and an REIV Accredited Auctioneer and Sworn Valuer. If you are in the market to buy or sell or require valuation or consultancy advice regarding the local market or real estate generally then give Neil a call on 0419 583 633 or email him at [email protected] The Rip April 2018 Page 14
Is it time to go for our CEO? Queenscliffe’s two community associations more important task they have than to select Lenny Jenner's reign as CEO might behave taken the unprecedented step of urging and appoint the CEO. Apart from the obvious coming to an end, with two communityCouncillors to shop around before re- comparison of ideas from those interested associations urging Council to test the marketappointing Lenny Jenner as the Borough’s in the role, the incumbent will be given the prior to his re-appointment.Chief Executive Officer. opportunity to express a vision for the Borough and have it on the record. Councillors will also community to be harmonious, predicated more The Point Lonsdale Civic and Queenscliffe learn about how other councils go about their upon a collaborative model of decision making.Community Associations have both penned business and what may be possible in the BOQ.letters to the Mayor and Councillors requesting “The QCA considers that it is timely to test thethey follow the lead of other municipalities in “It is notable that since September 2017 there senior executive market to ensure the Boroughadopting a CEO Appointment Policy outlining have been at least five new CEO’s appointed in gets the right person to lead the organizationthe skills and attributes desirable in a CEO. areas like Golden Plains, Macedon Ranges etc. into the future,” it said. It is the system we should embrace,” Mr Minty Mr Jenner has served in the role for some said.10 years and draws and annual income ofaround $250,000. He has been re-appointed In a more strident approach, the QCAfor consecutive five-year terms, without the indicated current divisions evident betweenposition being advertised. sections of the community and the Borough’s administration warranted a review of Mr His current contract is due for renewal in Jenner’s position.October. Re-appointment would give hime 15years at the Borough's helm. “The QCA have been giving this matter some detailed consideration. A scan of PLCA President Rob Minty said Mr Jenner research studies fails to find any managementwould and should expect to have to re-apply analysis that concludes a third five year term isfor the role. inherently a good outcome for companies and their stakeholders,” the QCA letter, signed by “Personalities aside, a third appointment President David Connoley, said.period would seem to many people to be missingopportunities which may be available by “It must be acknowledged that the past“testing the market,” Mr Minty said. “CEOs few years have been very challenging for theacross all municipalities understand the system community, Councillors and Council staff.they are part of and would expect to compete This is unfortunate as the Borough is thefor such a senior role and new contract. Their smallest local government area in Victoria andremuneration package reflects the structure of as such there is a significant opportunity fortheir circumstances. the interaction between the Council and the “Councillors must understand there is no Something Something to accompany different your mealFresh quality ingredients Quality pre-made meals Point Lonsdale OPEN UNTIL 9PM THROUGH JANUARY Supermarket shopping made easy...Point Lonsdale Village P: 5258 4911 Open 7 days: 8am - 9pm Follow us on instagram: @pointlonsdaleiga The Rip April 2018 Page 15
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Pensioners to feel waste charge pain Left: \"Where's Wally\" themed Isabel A Queenscliffe Councillor has opposed plans and Mum Nikki with Cisco and above, to charge all households the same fee for their Emma and Teddy as Little Bo Peep kerbside garbage collection, claiming it will and her sheep. adversely impact low income earners and the elderly.LITTLE BO PEEP MANAGED TO CONTROL HER SHEEP, the hot dog was luckynot to have had his buns bitten and Wally wasn’t really that hard to find at today’s Under the new fixed rate, to be applied fromCrackerjack Pooch Parade. July 1, properties valued at less than $400,000 face an increase of more than six percent, whileDog restrictions lifted our wealthiest home owners will enjoy a three percent decrease. Summer restrictions governing times dogscan be on our local beaches have been lifted. Council has lifted its pensioner rebate from $30 to $70 to help soften the blow, however Cr Owners can now take their pets on all Ross Ebells said it was still not enough.beaches, however the Borough of Queenscliffehas stressed they must remain on a lead at all “I believe moving from a CIV-based kerbsidetimes, with the exception of Dog Beach. charge to a fixed charge does disadvantage our lower income resident. Obviously we do have Summer timeshare restrictions for dogs on an ageing population here in the borough andbeaches will be reintroduced from Saturday 15 I think this will impact them too greatly,” heDecember 2018. said. Pictured; Sea Scout Eddie Aston Cr Tony Francis said applying the same fee to each household was the fairest approach. Kids pitch in to clean up our beaches “A lot of discussion was held at council and I think all of us would like to be Robin Hood and 0404 163 609 St Aloysius Primary School students and take from the rich and give to the poor. members of the 1st Queenscliff Sea Scouts [email protected] Scouts have pitched in to Clean Up Australia. “For the small percentage there will still be a little bit of impact, but that’s the challenges we Domestic The students and their teachers collected face when splitting up the pie.” Commercial litter along King and Bethune Streets, as well as from their school grounds and parklands MEANWHILE – Owners of vacant land with- Industrial surrounding the Queenscliff Lonsdale Yacht in the Borough can expect a 25 percent increase Club. in their general rate next financial year. Registered Electrical Contractor 23229 The Sea Scouts had earlier collected six bags New crime kit available of rubbish from our foreshores, ranging from plastic bottle, fishing line and clothing. A new free resource, informing residents of what to do in the event of a crime, is now available through the Borough of Queenscliffe. The Victoria Police Residential Information Kit provides support material for victims of identify theft, electronic crime, scams and door to door sales, burglary and theft, personal and vehicle safety, family violence, neighbourhood disputes, garage and shed security and property damage. It also includes a residential security checklist, an absence from residence form and a set of front door, letterbox and telephone stickers. “I urge our residents to make use of the information kits, especially considering recent burglaries and other suspicious activity in the Borough of Queenscliffe,” said Mayor Susan Salter. Victoria Police Residential Information Kits can be collected from the Council offices. LBMUIICMHILADBELERS SPECIALIDSETSSIGINNE&COC-OCNOSNTSRIUDECRTIAOTNE W: WWW.MICHAELLIMBBUILDERS.COM.AU E: [email protected] M: 0410650019 The Rip April 2018 Page 20
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Deakin to deliver Green light for Aus Day plea fallsInternet boost new fest on deaf ears Queensclifft could soon boast the best Queenscliffe councillors have given in- The Queenscliffe Community Associationinternet connection in the region as part of a wants to measure local support for shiftingnew partnership between Deakin University principle support to hosting another music the date of our municipality’s Australia Dayand the town’s Marine and Freshwater Research celebration.Centre, according to Bellarine MP Lisa Neville. festival, with the potential to draw as many as In a letter to Council, it has asked for a A lease agreement, giving the University 6000 patrons. survey to be undertaken as a result of growingformal use of the facility, is expected to be opposition to the existing date and its impactsigned by the end of May, paving the way for Private music promotion firm Zaccaria on the indigenous community.improved marine education and research. Concerts and Touring Pty Ltd has applied to “The Association subsequently resolved “So there will be students down there to write to Queenscliffe Borough Councillearning, teachers back down there as well host a one-day concert in Princess Park between requesting thatas a marine research and seafood industrydevelopment down there,” Ms Neville said. mid-February and March next year. Council consider undertaking a survey of our ratepayers and residents in respect of a “[The Centre] already does a great amount The company has staged several large possible change to the date of future Australiato protect the mussel industry but this also Day Celebrations in the Borough,” it said.provides a great opportunity to really grow the concerts in beach venues across Australiaoyster industry etcetera around this bay and “It was suggested the date of Federationsupport some of the work that’s happening in Cottesloe Beach, Rottnest Island and Manly might be more appropriate and less distressingPortarlington. for our indigenous community and further Beach featuring performers such as Michael be more culturally sensitive to the issues “The side benefit of that as well is that because surrounding Australia Day and January 26th.”Deakin required quite a bigger bandwidth Bolton, John Farnham, Neil Diamond, the Johnfor their internet connection they’ll be putting Council has previously stated its supportthat in as well, so that will benefit the local Butler Trio and Missy Higgins. for the existing date. At its February meeting,community as well. It will be built probably it also highlighted a pledge by Victoriandown the rail trail, underneath fibre, so unlike The fully licensed event would run from 2 Opposition Leader Matthew Guy to sack anythe rest of the NBN, you’ll probably be the best council that fails to celebrate Australia Dayplace to live for good internet connection into until 10pm. on the current date, should the Coalition winthe future.” In giving preliminary support, Council officer in November. Deakin says the new agreement willstrengthen its existing marine sciences research acknowledged there were issues to be workedbase, and establish of a Centre of Excellence fortemperate water marine science research for out, including a suitable fee for use of publicsouthern Australia. land, the suitability of a concert of the proposed scale, its impact on the Queenscliff Music Festival and the level of community support. General Manager Organisational Performance and Community Services, Phil Carruthers, said Council had conducted extensive due diligence search on the company and received positive feedback from other municiaplities that had hosted its events. “The event offers the potential to expand Queenscliff’s reputation as a prime music destination in Victoria,” he said. Ian Warren Builder Pty LtdNew Homes Point LonsdaleExtensions 5258 2758Renovations 0418 525452 Decks [email protected] Registration no DB - U2446 HIA no 516372 The Rip April 2018 Page 22
HOME MAINTENANCE From Page 5. Including • BATHROOMS “So are you about to get a boundary change? No. And you’re not going • KITCHENS to get a boundary change unless it stacks up and the community support it and I think we’re a fair way from both of those things being known.” Grant Rogers - Point Lonsdale PH: 0438 261954 The timing of an enquiry remains unclear. It enquiry would not include consideration of a Bellarine Shire, Ms Neville said. “At this stage we’re not open to and not considering large scale boundary changes. This is a bit different, to consider the issue west of Fellows Road,” she said. “You would need to do a lot of work to say one, you want to get rid of the Borough of Queenscliffe and, two, you want to go into a Bellarine Shire, which may or may not be from Newcomb. “You’re in a pretty good position in the BoQ. This idea that there’s something better out there and it’s all going to be a perfect world if we had a Bellarine shire, I’m not sure that that’s true. “At the moment your rates are slightly less than the City of Greater Geelong but you imagine in a scenario where you’re funding another pool at Clifton Springs or you’re fixing up the pool at Portarlington, or the roads, a lot of roads that aren’t bitumen.” Queenscliffe Mayor Susan Salter also cautioned against a renewed Bellarine Shire push. “The Borough of Queenscliffe is $160,000 away from being debt free and that should happen in about September this year. The City of Greater Geelong, on their budget last year, is carrying a debt of about $190m. “If the Bellarine shire was created it would have to take some of that debt, because some of that debt has been used to build their infrastructure. To create the rural city of Bellarine again, it would start off with some debt. It wouldn’t start off with a blank book and at the moment the Borough almost has a blank book,” Cr Salter said. CLARK HOMES▬ builders with experience ▬ ○Green Smart Builders ○ Quality Customised Homes ○ Architectural Designed Homes ○Complete Building Service ○Building & Planning Permits ○ Renovations & Extensions ○ Multi Dwelling developments PH: 5258 4640 - 0418 366938 [email protected] 2062 Bellarine Highway, Marcus Hill www.clarkhomes.com.au Registered Building Practitioner Housing Industry Association MemberTHE RULES AND FORMATS HAVE CHANGED FOR POWERS OF ATTORNEY Think ahead and be proactive! If you or a loved one became mentally or physically incapable, e.g. by an accident, a stroke or dementia, who would you want to manage your affairs and look after your money? A trustee company or at total stranger appointed under the Guardianship and Administration Act or a family member and a person of your own choosing? The solution is simple – have an Enduring and a Medical Power of Attorney drawn by a professional. ITS QUICK, IT’S SIMPLE AND IT WORKS! BRUCE ARTHUR & ASSOCIATES - LAWYERS Deceased estates + conveyancing + Wills + Powers of Attorney Servicing the Bellarine and Melbourne 94311070 • 52584847 • 0402133455 The Rip April 2018 Page 23
Avenue FaAcptrislh2e01e8t 1 Honour InfoCrommamtiuonnitsyesUspiodnasteCouncil has recently released the Our PurposeAveInntureodoufcHinognOouurrMTeremebReresplacementPlanCoutoncirl aisivseeryapwleaaserdetnoecosnsfiormf tthhaet Council resolutionThe new Reference Group will provide informationhtoeacRbtohleetefemhenfroeamolnlpocfpweeotinGinhnrgctoeeecudocppmt:uolmrathruneennniAtvyitenmntgureeemweobfseiHtrashohnnatodvhuerecom• mFayuAngitteyrhufios (rPotihnteLofnusdtaulerePr.imary and feedback to Council on the futureThe AveSnchuoeool)f Honour in the Narrows was planted manageRmeecnotmofmtheenAdveantuieoonf Honour. Thein 19•18GtroahcaommmChermistoirea(tQeuteheendsicsltifrficRtSsLo)ldiers killedin W•orlBdaWrbaraI.CTlhydeesesdtarelees are now approaching mainteTnhanatceCaonudncriel:placement strategy for them10a0n•yaegaDCermoasmvoeidmnf atCugaonennitdnaynoeAldveseyasno(ptQculiauaanetlieorfneonpsr)cltalhicfefeeimr oenngtoisinrgequired. Avenue w1i.ll nEnotdoornsley ntheeedprtoopeonsseudrecothmemhueanlitthy ofppCrooosumtn•scoiintSFleicooShtfnehofpiaoecteDleu)rampswchbosoeomrsntaien(tSdgtthtiAnwelfoolooyrlcsmisiautlaesmtniPoiarnnirmgkseaetrssystioons the trees andcomnsauinltatiniopnufbralimc seawfeotryk, baus t preservesche•duMleidchoenlleSaJetuprsdoany(2Q4uOeecntsocbliefrf 2H0is1t5o.rical the connectidoenscbreibtwedeeinn tthhies preapstoartn;d the future asTavhaeirl•eabaMJlroeeautansoelsKvuoeimencww)opooionedslinoef,tahteCcoounnscuillt’sanCtu’sstroempoerrt well, so t2h.atmNthoaetteuArtveheeMnuroeenmctaoenrveacylooCnfytpoinrnueeesstotrereepresentServ•iceROowffaicneManadrtaint the Queenscliff Library. a memorial faodrjaocuernftaltloenthseolsdciheroso. l crossingWe e•ncSoaurarahgMe eyoehuatno drop by and take a look. The Avenue oLofonHnPsoodniaonluterLaiossnismsodpoaonleratRasonpatodtso,sPtibohlieenl;tocal commun3it.y aNnodteatththeerteimmeovoaflpolafnatifnugr,thaterletawstoInfo•rmPeatetriRounssseell ssions half of the trmeeasthuarde bMeoenntpeareidyfCoyrpbryetshsetrloeceasl residents. Thwe iptlhainntitnwgoofyethaerseasmreemcoomriaml terneedsed The community members join Cr Susan was intenselbyypeHrosomneawl aonoddfoCromnsaunlytitnogw; nshipsTohneSiaSRntaefulfotererdrmrea(nyaCct2hei4oaGinOrr)socaeutnsopdsb.ioCenrr:sBowyicllerPuinzzey on the like Quee4n.sctRlihfefiqsaumnedsatPttoaeinfrutarLftothenersrdcroaelmep,omtrhtuenoyniatycted as a focus of remcoenmsublrtaantcioenfohraasgbreieevnincgocmomplemtuendi.ty.• Queenscliff Town Hall from 9am to 11am It is recognised that Council together with the local community are very passionate about the• Point Lonsdale Primary School 12pm to 2pm maintenance and care of our local trees.If you have any questions, feedback or ideas you Vision Statementwould like to raise please contact Phil Josipovic on5258 1377 or via email [email protected]. The Queenscliff Avenue of Honour is a living tributeFor further information or to view the report online to the servicemen associated with the Borough ofplease visit www.queenscliffe.vic.gov.au. Queenscliffe who sacrificed their lives during World War I. These trees are now approaching 100 years of age and a plan for their ongoing management and eventual replacement is required. 50 Learmonth50StrLeeeatr(mPOoBnotxh9S3t) rQeueete(nPsOclifBfoVxIC9332)2Q5 ueenscliff VIC 3225Phone: 03 5258 1377 | Fax: 03 5P2h58on33e15: 0| 3w5w25w8.q1u3e7e7ns|clFifafex.v: i0c.3g:o5v2.a5u8 3315 | www.queenscliffe.vic.gov.au The Rip April 2018 Page 24
Defining the Avenue of Honour replanting regime that is suitable for the Avenue. Council and Homewood Consulting haveIt is not a simple task to define the exact number benchmarked examples of other Avenue of Honourof trees that could be in the Avenue of Honour as management in Australia and Overseas.many have been lost and not replaced over thedecades gone by, however the Avenue of Honour Current ActionsReference Group has reached agreement to definethis project scope of works. • We are seeking protection for the strands of Avenues located in the Borough of Queenscliffe.The Avenue of Honour is defined by the treesplanted commencing at the western approach from • Council is proposing to look at a local Heritagethe Murray Road traffic lights through to the eastern Overlay for the Avenue of Honour as part of theapproach concluding at Swanston Street. forthcoming Heritage Review.While the Reference Group agree the extent of • We are travelling to conduct inspections ofthe Avenue of Honour, it also recognises the other Avenue of Honour replantings.avenues of Monterey Cypresses which will beincluded in the final tree management plan. • We are seeking and will be applying for relevant Government grants to Remember WW1.Background Preparing for Community ConsultationA team of arborists from Homewood Consultingassessed a total of 112 Monterey Cypress trees in The AOH Reference Group will provide a series ofthe Borough of Queenscliffe in early 2015, and options in the near future for the community toprepared a Tree Management and Replacement appraise. We welcome comment from any otherPlan in May of that year. members of the community that would enable the Reference Group to present options that reflect theIn its present state the Avenue of Honour is in history, significance and the sustainability of the AOH.poor condition, with many of the original treesapproaching 100 years old. There are several Your Storiesother threats impacting on these trees includingurbanisation, climate change and transport that If you have any stories or history that you want torequire consideration. share with the Avenue of Honour Reference Group, please contact us via our Council email atThe Plan identifies the Seiridium Canker disease as [email protected]. Please mark yourthe single strongest argument against continued use email for the attention of the Avenue of Honourof Monterey Cypress trees as replacement trees for Reference Group.the Avenue of Honour, given that there is no knowncure for the disease at present. Contact UsHomewood Consulting recommends that, in Please contact the Avenue of Honour Referenceconsultation with the community, the Borough of Group via email at [email protected] select an alternative species to replant Please mark your email for the attention of thethe Avenue of Honour. It also seeks to confirm a Avenue of Honour Reference Group.50 Learmonth Street (PO Box 93) Queenscliff VIC 3225Phone: 03 5258 1377 | Fax: 03 5258 3315 | www.queenscliffe.vic.gov.au The Rip April 2018 Page 25
letters Trees and community deserve respect Following on from recent articles in our local papers raising concerns W over the removal of the Monterey pines adjacent to the Bellarine Community Centre, I thought it reasonable that I could express my w annoyance and sense of loss from a personal viewpoint, on seeing the first of the trees being removed. E As a senior student at Point Lonsdale State School, I was privileged p to be one of a number of students selected to plant this row of trees just after WW2 - either 1946 or 1947 - and I still recall my tree was the sixth M in line. w The trees are therefore just over 70 years old - much younger than Majella O’Connor Optometrist the Avenue of Honour pines along the Narrows, so I question that their condition would be at a similar stage of deterioration to the older “Love Your Glasses!” Avenue of Honour trees.Real people, Real service, Real vision solutions Although I would not argue with a qualified arborist when it comes to determining the necessity to cull, surely for these trees a trimming of 2 Park Lane, 99 Presidents Ave, suspect branches could have been an option and wholesale destruction OCEAN GROVE have been avoided? Ph: 5255 5655 for an appointment A timid approach by the decision makers in this instance - hopefully www.oceaneyes.com.au no repeat elsewhere in future. Bill Dalladay Queenscliff SHARE YOUR VIEWS: What love to hear what you have to say and encourage your letters. Views expressed are not necessarily those of the Editor and preference is given to letters that carry an author's name and address. [email protected] - 5258 4131public notices COMMUNITY LISTENING POSTS NOTICE OF ANNUAL ELECTRIC LINE APRIL, MAY AND JUNE 2018 CLEARANCE TREE TRIMMING PROGRAMThe Borough of Queenscliffe gives notice of the following Community The Borough of Queenscliffe gives notice that its annual electric lineListening Posts scheduled in April, May and June 2018: clearance tree trimming program will commence on Tuesday 3 April 2018. • Wednesday 18 April between 6.30pm and 7.30pm at the Point This work is expected to be completed by the end of April 2018. The tree trimming works are required under the Electricity Safety Lonsdale Primary School Learning Common, Main Building, 22 (Electric Line Clearance) Regulations 2015. Bowen Road, Point Lonsdale. For further information please contact the Borough of Queenscliffe on 03 5258 1377. • Thursday 10 May between 10.30am and 11.30am at the Uniting Lenny Jenner Chief Executive Officer Church Bay Room, corner Hesse Street and Stockes Street, Borough of Queenscliffe Queenscliff 50 Learmonth Street (PO Box 93) Queenscliff VIC 3225 Telephone: 03 5258 1377 | www.queenscliffe.vic.gov.au • Thursday 21 June between 10.30am and 11.30am at the Point The Rip April 2018 Page 26 Lonsdale Primary School Hall, 22 Bowen Road, Point LonsdaleMembers of the public are invited to attend.For further information please contact the Borough of Queenscliffe on03 5258 1377.Lenny JennerChief Executive OfficerBorough of Queenscliffe50 Learmonth Street (PO Box 93) Queenscliff VIC 3225Telephone: 03 5258 1377 | www.queenscliffe.vic.gov.au
period would seem to many people to opportunity to express a vision for the Borough and have it on the record. Councillors will also POINT LONSDALE be missing opportunities which may be learn about how other councils go about their business and what may be possible in the BOQ. Point Lonsdale Civic Aavsasiloabcleiabyt“itoesntingInthce .market.” Some could The system is set up for it and the incumbents Point Lonsdale ReathsrigedueCenEts“Oisfsinaitccerao1isn9s’t1abl0lrmokuenidcoipna’tlitfiiexs it”. We say in all municipalities understand the nature of CIVIC ASSOCIATIONRepresenting understand contracts. It is notable that since September 2017 there have been at least 5 new CEO’s the system they are part of and would expect appointed in areas like Golden Plains, Macedon Ranges etc. It is the system we should embrace. to compete for such a senior role and new The PLCA makes no comment on theIt’s Time! contract. Their remuneration package reflects performance of our current CEO as it is notJoin PLCA the structure of their circumstances. appropriate here. The advertising of the CEO position should be seen as a positive outcometo have your say on NOTGIoTCvheEernSOmtaFetentGAocvtefronrmVeincttoisrirae.vTihewe rinevgitehwe Local by all. It provides the opportunity to build on keTyhiisssyueeasr ..t.he Councillors is not the Council’s gradual implementation of its mAuNstNaUppAoiLntGaENjuEstRaAfewL mMinEoEr cThaInNgeGs but a “root and branch 2014 community engagement policy whichWwwewb.paC(slBdchOiamit.eQeoifnr):giEs.Catxruoeacutuinotcnivileo. fTOthhfiefsicBeiosrrot(LhuCeegEahOrmFno)ironfsitgQotdCuaihmeoyeempnaJodsmacrtloniatfnhnufeet-aProyKrienav8CtiiroeL,owuo2unn”z0csMi1dalsacP6clw,eoM-riPdl7lirinin.bmi3gseta0erterpoyxfpmSoMerccLihtneooidcsotaletlorGHhovaovenrenMma ae“rnClteE.nOe emphasizes openness. Indeed, in the lead upwMpElwcmaawsi.alepdrotS:cilhectfelrase:aecVpti.tLeosaoiciorrnGotgycosn.@aoiarblvCiuagiGeolmrio(utnMyavnm.iecAlI.reictlVnnlocomt)masranesarnnhnetoadAttvhbeMceSettroue(eaunembGtniodcoadUiikpgceuEeariarvtlaSreeePnAdTvdaLsitdssSCoiotivPoAoicisnciEtaehw)thtAebiveeoruKiisnbart.EsiRtSRCEceoeTmeoncfmuOtopsoniulrsrocBntiyfeleEulmnCroratroeCttsnmiwhOotwnemiNtirhlilsFafisonnhtIihrodRafenvoM’ePrspmuREtrobieDPnalmfioctociluipliolcnolEyenewsnratoiatitninioepnsrt.hoEecxeSPesiPcomsuulipatbcinlyvlyid”ec, to the 2016 Local Government elections, manymore about that later. candidate councillors stated they would like to procedures that are open and transparent that see greater transparency in Council processes,CEOs of all Councils are on a contract for 1 to are used for government departments and an objective fully supported by the PLCA5 years. Some councils, if not most, expect their organisations. membership.CEO to reapply for the position and this could The CEO for the BOQ has to be appointedmean the incumbent competes with outside around October 2018 which may seem plenty of In this context, the PLCA has formally writtenapplicants if Council advertise the role. to the Mayor and Councillors requesting that time. However if an external search company is the CEO’s position be advertised as a matterFive years ago the BOQ councillors extended appointed, a preferred option to ensure an open of process and principle which will givethe current CEO’s contract, which means that and smooth process, combined with applicant ratepayers and residents confidence that theour CEO has now been at the BOQ for almost lead times means Council needs to get their best candidate for this important position has10 years. been selected. skates on.The PLCA has been asked by some members Councillors must understand there is no Robert Mintyas to what is normal under these circumstances? more important task they have than to select President PLCAMany private companies change CEO’s every 5 and appoint the CEO. Apart from the obviousyears or so! comparison of ideas from those interestedPersonalities aside, a third appointment in the role, the incumbent will be given theGREEN SPEAK Photo courtesy Caitlyn O'Reilly Marine deaths prompts warningby Brooke Connor munching on home grown berries, I started thinking about the potential we have here in the Local Boat and jet ski owners have been A heartfelt thank you to everyone who has Borough and where we could take Transition warned to stay away from marine life followingbeen calling in with reports of injured wildlife. Streets in our community, building on what we the death of two animals, including a babyIt has been a busy month. Of particular note, already have. dolphin, washed ashore at Queenscliff beach.were the two Nankeen Night Heron chicks thatwere found in Princess Park. The Queenscliff Primary School is home The Department of Environment, Land, Water to our community garden, the Borough is and Planning (DELWP) said the dolphin was We have a large colony of these impressive proactive in promoting solar energy and the found with a large gash to its head in January,birds in the park and being nocturnal, they are Indigenous Plant Nursery on Nelson Road while the turtle was found at Williamstowneasy to spot in the large pines during the day. is an incredible resource for our towns in the with a crack in its shell in February. establishment of wildlife gardens. The two abandoned chicks had not yet Both animals are believed to have been struckfledged, so they were unable to fly. Why they Other ideas discussed at the presentation by a high-speed recreational craft.were on the ground is a mystery but it left them included sourcing whole foods, food swaps andsusceptible to attack by dogs. hosting guest speakers who promote practical Jet skis must remain 300 metres from whales sustainability. and dolphins and boats 100 metres away from They were taken into care where they are dolphins and 200 metres from whales.now safe and growing well. The discovery If you have some ideas on how you seeof these crazy-haired chicks was a timely Transition Streets working in the Borough, or if Breaches of the regulations can attract $233reminder to make sure we have our dogs on you’d just like to learn more, an open discussion on the spot fines or penalties up to $3109 if theleads in designated areas to ensure wildlife is will be held at 2pm on Saturday April 21 at the matter goes to court.not put at risk. Queenscliff Town Hall. All are welcome. David Wilkinson Also reported this month were two pelicans Buildersentangled in fishing life at the boat ramp. Ihaven’t had any luck spotting them since the New Homes Renovations Extensionscall came in and I am anxious to get these birdsinto care as a matter of urgency. Fish hooks can Phone: 0438 258324cause severe infection and the line can cut into Email: [email protected], legs and feet, causing extreme pain andsometimes amputation. If you see them, pleasecall me on 0422 705 768. On another note, the Geelong RegionalLibrary has hosted a series of events onTransition Streets. Transition Streets is an initiative whichbrings neighbours together to support eachother in reducing environmental impacts,through self-sufficiency with food and energyproduction, while minimising waste. Listening to the presentations while The Rip April 2018 Page 27
1 EASTER SUNDAY - Daylight Savings April Diary Support our soldiersends. Wind your clocks back one hour. of railway fun. Tickets can be purchased online Residents are being urged to purchase an and include unlimited rides, compeitions, a ANZAC Day appeal badge ahead of April 25,■ Enjoy a Family Fun and Music Afternoon at jumping castle and much more. Time: 9.30am to help raise vital funds for returned soldiers.the Queenscliff Golf Club (Swan Island) 3-6 to 4.00pm.pm. Entry : adults $20 kids free. Queenscliff-Point Lonsdale RSL PresidentRevisit the swinging sixties with WENDY 12 KIDS HIGH TEA - Take the kids Alan Hunter said volunteers would again beSTAPLETON AND FRIENDS. Also enjoy selling the bages at local retail outlets fromfun putting and pitching competitions and an on board the Searoad Ferry these holidays April 1st.Easter egg hunt for the kids. Light food and and meet Easter Bunny during an Easter-drinks available. themed High Tea on the high seas. Tickets “Our RSL volunteers, many of them $35 children, $55 Adults are available at www. veterans, are ready to offer a variety of ANZAC5 THIS IS NOT A BOX! Drop into the searoad.com.au Appeal badges. The high level of enegy and commitment shown by our Sub-BranchQueenscliff Library for a fun free holiday 25 ANZAC volunteers as they raise the much neededprogram using imaginations to turn a simple funds, is truly humbling,” Mr Hunter said.cardboard box into a new and SUPER DAY – 5.30am Dawncreation. The possibilities are endless! Ages Service. 9am – Point “Each and every volunteer is determined5+. 10.30-11.30am. Lonsdale Service. to get into the community and not only sell 11.00am Queenscliff ANZAC Appeal badges, but to share their7 Book your table for the Queenscliffe Service stories and experiences. I would also like to thank the members of our local communityLighthouse Theatre Comapny's OPEN MIC 27 CHARITY who so generously support the ANZAC AppealNIGHT. 6pm at Princess Park Pavillion. BYO and our veterans.”Drink and supper. Tea and coffee provided. IN CONVERSATION DINNER with ‘The GoodTables of 8 $5 per head. RSVP April 5 on Cop’ Ron Iddles. Time: 6.00pm until late. Cost: Funds raised go to a range of support0414897720. Bring plenty of coins for the silent $120. Join one of Victoria’s most decorated programs including paying medical bills,auction and games. homicide detectives and African outreach emergency home repairs, food vouchers and worker Selba Gondoza for this unique charity welfare for veterans in need.■ THOMAS THE TANK and his friends are dinner to support African youth and otherback at the Queenscliff Train Station for a day diverse backgrounds. Book online at www. Anzac Day Services are as follows: trybooking.com/UJTR • Dawn Service – 5.40am at the Ocean View car park, Queenscliff • Point Lonsdale March and Service – 8.45am, from the Point Lonsdale Road shops to the Kirk Road Cenotaph. • Queenscliff March and Service – 10.40am, from the Post Office to Fort of Queenscliff The Rip April 2018 Page 28
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OPINIONWhen Heritage and development collide The Borough of Queenscliffe has awarded Above, a seesaw searchlight emplacement on Shortland's Bluff has recently been identified as potentially one of just three in the world. Developed in the late 1800's, the lights (similar to thisan $770,000 contract to design firm Hassell British one above right) were capable of a strong beam for target illumination. Because the bulbPty Ltd to to prepare a development plan for was vulnerable to enemy fire, it was protected in a recessed emplacement .Shortland's Bluff, including 10 cabins at the south of the first pier. rare ‘see-saw’ searchlight emplacement, A shelter shed was added in 1886-87 and emphasize the extraordinary heritage values onRecreation reserve. the site. then a lifeboat shed by 1929 to house the newly- However, there are many within the community arrived lifeboat ‘Queenscliffe’. The current pier Space does not permit a full discussion of is of technical and architectural significance as a all the heritage attributes of the Queenscliffwho fear Council's grand Destination Queenscliff rare example of a substantially intact nineteenth Headland but apart from the built structures, century pier structure (all bar the plank decking numerous eminent people also had anvision disregards the site's rich heritage. is intact). involvement in the precinct. Examples are: Governor Bourke (who recognized the Below, resident Andrew Sutherland, who Another important navigational function advantages of Shortland Bluff/Queenscliff carried out on the Queenscliff Headland is the promontory as a pilot station); Governor Lasuccessfully prepared the proposal to Heritage operation of the Port Phillip Sea Pilots. In 1839, Trobe (who recommended a lighthouse be built just four years after European settlement of Port at Shortland Bluff); Lieutenant Colonel PeterList Point Lonsdale Lighthouse Reserve, Phillip, George Tobin, obtained permission to Scratchley and Major General Sir William Jervois commence piloting operations and operated (who advised on Fort Queenscliff’s design andargues Queenscliff's headland deserves the his piloting business from the beach at influenced colonial defences for a generation); Shortland Bluff. The pilot service has operated Lord Kitchener and General Hamilton (whosame respect. uninterrupted, and for much of this time, the reviewed defences in preparation for war); the headquarters was at Shortland Bluff, resulting prominent Victorian botanist Ferdinand von In 26 February 2018, an application was in the construction of the pilots’ jetty and Mueller (who undertook design of the parkmade to the Commonwealth Government ancillary buildings. to the north of the Fort); renowned Victorianto have a significant part of the Queenscliff architect Percy Everett (who designed aHeadland assessed for a National Heritage While the site comprehensively illustrates landscape plan for Shortland Bluff); Majorlisting. It follows on from the very strong the emerging nation’s dependence on the sea General Sir John Monash (who was stationedcommunity support demonstrated in 2017 to for transportation at that time, the ocean also at Fort Queenscliff); and, Henry Jenvey (whoprotect Shortland Bluff. provided the greatest military risk – sea-borne did the first shore-to-ship transmission in threats. The Queenscliff Headland’s strategic 1901 as part of the visit of Lord Hopetoun). The Queenscliffe Council’s decision position overlooking the entry to Port Phillip Additionally, archaeological studies haveto relocate the proposed tourist housing Bay inevitably made it important for the revealed a long occupation by Aboriginaldevelopment to another site was very welcome defence of southern Australia. The Crimean communities long before European discoveryand instigated a community-based review of War (1853–56) caused public concern over and occupation.heritage protection for critical parts of coastal Victoria’s defences, and in 1859, Scratchley ofCrown land in the Borough. the British Army, recommended fortification of While the Queenscliff Headland is nominated Shortland Bluff as part of an integrated coastal for assessment, the precinct’s very strong This examination showed that only Fort defence network. Further perceived threats to association with the Point Lonsdale LighthouseQueenscliff had Commonwealth protection Australia arose when Russia and Britain came Reserve (now on the Finalised Priorityand, while other individual built elements have close to war in 1879 (Constantinople) and again Assessment List for National Heritage for 2017-Victorian heritage registration, surprisingly in 1885 (Afghanistan). Queenscliff’s defences 18) and Point Nepean give these interconnectedthere is no overarching protective covenant. were progressively upgraded resulting in the headlands an extraordinary narrative of sharedTo address the shortcoming, the application to relocation of the lighthouse keeper’s quarters marine and defence history.the Commonwealth proposes that, apart from inside the Fort and construction of the moatthe Fort, Shortland's Bluff and the Queenscliff and glacis slope. To have two National Heritage sites in thefront beach foreshore are nationally important Borough of Queenscliffe would be a greatand warrant the highest Australian heritage The fortifications of Port Phillip Bay are part outcome. Apart from the obvious outcome ofprotection. of a larger cultural landscape stretching around protecting and preserving nationally important its shores from Queenscliff, Point Lonsdale, heritage, Commonwealth statistics show that For the past 150 years, the Queenscliff Point Nepean, Swan Island, South Channel heritage-based tourism has the highest businessHeadland has been strategically important Fort, through to Melbourne. Fortunately the survivability rate of any business segment.for the economic growth and protection of Queenscliff Headland retains some of the most Likewise Government research confirmsAustralia and it still demonstrates an impressive important examples of Australian military destinations such as National Parks andmaritime and defence landscape. infrastructure and gives a powerful reminder of National Heritage lead to an extended tourism the domestic defence of Australia particularly season which can assist local businesses and By 1835, only 12 vessels entered Port Phillip during the First and Second World Wars. It is generate sustainable revenue for the localbut by 1854 this increased to over 2,600. The notable that Fort Queenscliff had a key role in council through a more buoyant local economy.two lighthouses on Shortland’s Bluff were directing fire on the SS Pfalz in 1914, the first The rising tide indeed lifts all boats.constructed by 1862 and are significant for shot of WW1. New discoveries at Shortlandtheir association with the development and Bluff, notably the identification of an extremelyestablishment of navigational aids alongthe Australian coastline in context of a morecoordinated approach to coastal lighting. Despite the lighthouses, numerousshipwrecks at The Heads occurred withconsiderable loss of life - Parks Victoria cites120 shipwrecks within 10 nautical mile radiusof Port Phillip Heads. The vital lifeboat rescueservice started at the Queenscliff Headland inthe 1850s. The operation of the Queenscliff lifeboatwas significant as it demonstrated the socialobligation felt by Queenscliff residents torescue seafarers at great personal risk. Theservice operated from the first jetty which wasconstructed around 1856 (at the end of WharfStreet) with a lifeboat shed added in 1860 - thisbecame known as the Fisherman›s Pier. As thetown prospered, the increasing use of steamersfor pleasure and commerce created a need for anew pier extending to deeper water. 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Borough Bulletin April 2018Mayor’s message E-waste drop-off day 2018 particularly colourful Indian wedding.Students from St Aloysius Catholic Primary I invite our ratepayers to bring old, unwanted We are keen to create a record of weddings heldSchool and members of the 1st Queenscliff or broken electronic or electrical equipment to in the Borough over the summer. If you have anySea Scouts Cub Scouts have recently held Council’s annual e-waste drop-off day. The drop- photographs that you would be happy to shareseparate litter collection events in the off day will be held on Saturday 19 May 2018 from with Council, please contact us by phone on 5258Borough of Queenscliffe. 9:00am to 2:00pm in the Ocean View car park at 1377 or email at [email protected]. the southern end of Hesse Street in Queenscliff.On 2 March, the entire St Aloysius student Waste collection updatebody and their teachers collected litter Please note that the following items are notalong King and Bethune Streets, as well as accepted for collection at the e-waste drop-off day: Many of our ratepayers will have read ongoingfrom their school grounds and parklands reporting about the recycling industry in Australia.surrounding the Queenscliff Lonsdale • Household batteriesYacht Club, while on 20 February, 13 • Light globes Waste collection services in the Borough ofmembers of the Sea Scouts Cub group • Whitegoods including fridges and freezers Queenscliffe are continuing as usual at thisspent the evening picking up litter from • Air conditioners time, and I ask our ratepayers to carry on usingthe Borough’s foreshores. • Smoke detectors the three bin system to maximise recycling and dispose of household and green waste.Starting from the Queenscliff Scout Hall, Please remember to remove any batteries fromthe Cubs worked their way around the e-waste items. More information is available on Please refer to the A–Z waste and recycling guideforeshore, through lower Princess Park the ‘E-waste drop-off’ page of our website, on our website, www.queenscliffe.vic.gov.au, toand around Shortland’s Bluff, and finished www.queenscliffe.vic.gov.au, but please feel make sure that you are using the three bin systemat the Ocean View Car Park. The litter free to call us on 5258 1377 if you have further correctly, and take care to keep non-recyclablecollected was made up of a variety of items questions about our e-waste collection event. containers and materials out of your yellow lidincluding clothing and footwear, plastic bin. The A–Z waste and recycling guide is colourbags, food wrappers and coffee cups, Wedding photos wanted coded to help identify which bin to use forfishing line, and recyclables such as plastic different waste items.drink bottles, newspaper, aluminium cans Cr Ebbels has been actively promotingand sunscreen bottles. Queenscliff as a fabulous wedding location Continuing to use the three bin system correctly and we have observed some sumptuous will ensure that our recyclables remain soughtThe Cubs collected six bags of litter at weddings over the summer, including one after by the recycling industry and end users.their event this year, which is less than theamount collected last year and the year The 1st Queenscliff Sea Scouts Cub Scoutsbefore. I share their hope that this reflects clean up the Borough.a change in people’s habits and I encourageeverybody in our community to follow Next Council Meeting For more informationthe excellent example set by our youngpeople. Please remember to use the public The next Ordinary Meeting of Council Visit www.queenscliffe.vic.gov.aulitter bins provided by Council or take your will be held on Thursday 26 April or contact the Borough ofrubbish home with you to stop the spread commencing at 7:00pm. All welcome. Queenscliffe on 5258 1377.of litter into our coastal woodlands andmarine environment.My fellow Councillors and I congratulatethe students and teachers from St Aloysiusand the Cubs and their leaders on a jobwell done. It is really wonderful to seeour younger residents taking care of theBorough environment.Cr Susan SalterMayor – Borough of Queenscliffe 50 Learmonth Street (PO Box 93) Queenscliff VIC 3225 | Phone: 03 5258 1377 | Fax: 03 5258 3315 www.queenscliffe.vic.gov.au The Rip April 2018 Page 31
\"It's my call!\" - CEO on treesQueencliffe Chief ExecutiveOfficer Lenny Jenner hasindicated he will make theultimate call on when and Point Lonsdale'swhere trees and removed Owen Nichol will celebratewithin the borough. his 90th birthday onResponding to criticism ANZAC day.over the loss of three mature A day to celebrate and rememberMonterey Cyrpress pinesat the new entrance of theBellarine CommunityHealthCentre on Point LonsdaleRoad, Mr Jenner cited a Owen Nichol could be forgiven II service in New Guinea. for treating himself to a sleep-in “My dad saw a lot of serviceCoroner’s ruling, which he and perhaps breakfast in bed on his 90th birthday this month. and was right in the thick of it insaid made municipal CEO’s New Guinea and he said he nearly Instead, he’ll once again don a copped it many times. He did verydirectly responsible for suit, pinned with the war medals well, at the age of 42 he went into of his father and uncle, and march the military as a private and cameensuring community safety. The three cypress pines, removed last alongside returned soldiers out as a Lieutenant Colonel. “In terms of that risk, month, were planted by school children and family members in Point after WWII. Lonsdale’s annual Anzac Day Another cherished medal is aCouncil’s were clearly procession. rare Military Cross, presentedrecommended to undertake for exceptional gallantry to his Born on April 25, 1928, Owen Uncle Stanley John Nichol forregular inspections and has celebrated many birthdays exceptional gallantry in battle in this way. Rain, hail or shine, he WW1.respond to those risks, particularly where there were trees in areas of wouldn’t have it any other way. “He was badly injured with ahigh public or pedestrian and vehicle activity,” he said. “In the last few years I’ve made bullet hole through his arm, yet he sure I’ve marched every ANZAC managed to command his troops“This was the case in relation to the Bellarine Community Health, and Day, because it’s a big day for me, and he pushed the Germans back. it’s my birthday,” Owen said. “I’mthe decision was taken in relation to that finding. just so proud when I walk along “My brother and I used to say Kirk Road.” show us your arm Uncle Stan, and“At the end of the day the person in Coroner’s Court responding to any he’d show us his right arm with The medals include is his father’s a scar the size of a 50 cent pieceissue that could take place would be me as the Chief Executive Officer.” Pacific Star, earned for World War where the bullet went through.”Council has re-affirmed its position that the three trees, thought to bearound 70 years old, were not part of the original Avenue of Honour.A letter to The Rip by resident Bill Dalladay indicates they were plantednot long after World War II by local school children.Community consultation on the future of the Avenue will commenceshortly, according to Council.It has urged locals with any stories or history of the trees to share, tocontact Avenue of Honour Reference Group members (listed on page 24.)CREATIVE AND CONNECTED COMMUNITIES General Plumbing Hot Water TRANSITION STREETS Water Saving Concepts Blocked DrainsTransition Streets is an initiative which brings neighbours together to Roofing Repairssupport each other in reducing environmental impacts, while building more Gas Work - Safetyconnected communities. ChecksTransition Streets aim to help communities be more self-su cient with foodand energy production, while minimising waste. Now incorporatingPlease join us in welcoming Monica Winston from Transition Streets Geelong. Flush Toilet SystemsWe’ll explore how the concept is implemented in other areas, environmentalinitiatives that already exist within the Borough and share ideas you mayhave on how we can live more sustainably.Date: Saturday 21 AprilTime: 2pmVenue: Town Hall, 50 Learmonth Street QueenscliTo book: log onto www.transitiontownsqpl.eventbrite.com.au/For further information, please call Brooke on 0422 705 768 or [email protected] Your Local Tradesman Servicing the Bellarine Lic No. 36195 0418 100 689 www.flush.com.au The Rip April 2018 Page 32
E-waste Drop-off Ocean View Car Park (southern end of Hesse Street)Saturday 19 May 2018 from 9.00am to 2.00pm QueenscliffWhat is e-waste?E-waste is old, unwanted or broken electronic or electrical equipment.What happens to the collected e-waste?All e-waste is dismantled into components including plastics, glass, metal wirings and circuit boards.These components are sent to recyclers and manufacturers to be made into new products.What can I bring to the drop-off day?Televisions including CRTs, plasma, Computer equipment including: Household appliances:LCD and projection TVs Desktop PCs MicrowavesHome office equipment: Laptop PCs Vacuum cleaners Server equipment Hairdryers Photocopiers Monitors Alarm clocksFax machines Keyboards and computer mouse Irons Hard drives Electric fansMobile phones and Printed circuit boards, e.g. Toasters and sandwich makerstelecommunications equipment: Slow cookers, rice cookers motherboards, video cards,Mobile phones sound cards and bread makers Telephones Network and memory cards Blenders and food processorsAudio visual electronics: Floppy disk and CD drives Electric frypans and kettles Computer power Power tools, e.g. drills, circularVideo cameras and DVD players supplies/cables saws, angle grinders, etcHi-fi equipment, stereos Scanners and speakers PrintersElectronic games and toys, e.g. joysticks, Xbox and PlayStation consolesCameras – digital or video camerasItems that are NOT accepted Smoke detectors CDs and DVDs Light globes including halogen, Packaging polystyrene and/or cardboard fluorescent or incandescents Whitegoods including fridges, freezers Air conditioners Please remove any batteries from items prior to drop-off. These can be recycled separately at the drop-off event.. Visit Council’s website or contact Council about any items not listed here. 50 Learmonth Street (PO Box 93) Queenscliff VIC 3225 | Phone: 03 5258 1377 | Fax: 03 5258 3315 www.queenscliffe.vic.gov.au The Rip April 2018 Page 33
artsMountain to Mouth headed our way The Centre will be open to the community between 12.30 and 3.15pm. The procession will then weave its way via the Dog Beach car park and along the promenade to station 10, at the Point Lonsdale Village Green, where sand- crafted nests, created by artist Beth Arnold, will be The Coolabah Tree, by Drew Gregory the highlight. Taking the time Arnold will host a series Drew Gregory admits he has a “big thing about the world rushing. ” He describes his of workshops in the lead studio as a sanctuary “where something can be done with love and dedication and time is not up to Mountain to Mouth, of the essence.” on Saturday April 22 and It is in his studio that he creates photo realist paintings that reflect the world in amazing Sunday April 23. These detail. works will form part of the His work is represented worldwide and he is a winner of many prestigious national andPictured: Last year's Mountain to Mouth Art procession at Point final installation. local awards.Lonsdale. Photo by Jarrod Boord Anyone wishing to participate in the workshops His exciting and innovative style will be on show as part of Seaview Gallery’s April“Songline stations” will again be located in can contact Queenscliffe Arts Officer Leanne exhibition.Queenscliff and Point Lonsdale, as part of next Stein on 52581377. The works will be displayed alongside those of new artist Jane Price, Kate Smith, Saramonth’s 80 kilometre Mountain to Mouth arts Queenscliff’s Tides of Welcome Choir will Paxton and the quirky ceramics from Ann- Maree Gentile and glass creations of Jamesevent. perform at both local stations. McMurtrie.The procession will make its way through The walk begins at the You Yangs on Fridayour twin towns on Saturday May 5. May 4 and ends at Barwon Heads on SaturdayIts now famous lead Canoe commission will May 5. Participants can choose to complete all orarrive at the Queenscliff Marine Discovery part of the journey. The Bellarine Railway willCentre – number 9 on the 12-station trail - at also be picking up passengers at Queenscliff,around 2pm, where the interactive works of Swan Bay and Drysdale stations.artist Dan Goronszy will feature as part of an Further details can be found at www.exhibition titled ‘The Care Taker is in.’ mountaintomouth.com.au.Queenscliffe Literary Festival each weekend in May. Tussock Upstairs GalleryThe festival welcomes Keynote Speakers John Bell andRobert Dessaix 89 Point Lonsdale Road Point Lonsdale www.tussockupstairs.com.auConversations, Writing Workshops and Special Events [email protected] highlights: 'Point Lonsdale & More'‘April 18’SAT MAY 5TH SAT MAY 12TH SAT MAY 19TH SUN MAY 20THKeynote John Bell Miles Franklin YA Writing Workshop ‘A Camino Opening Drinks: Easter Saturday 31st March 3-5pmshares ‘My Life award-winners with Gold Inky Experience’ with Exhibition dates: March 31st - April 29thin Shakespeare’ Josephine Wilson award-winner Cath Graeme Simsion and and Sofie Laguna Crowley and editor Anne Buist 3rd February - 25th FebruarySUN MAY 6TH Alison ArnoldKeynote Robert SUN MAY 13TH SAT MAY 26TH Featured ArtistsDessaix speaks on his Hugh White SAT MAY 19TH ‘Travel New York’ Maddie Felder, Priscilla Fenton, Adrian Keatstravels in ‘A Writer’s discusses his Foreign with Stella-winnerWalk Around Quarterly Essay Correspondence with Heather Rose and Jane Kempe, Robyn Mackay, Lance Nuttthe World’ ‘Without America: Michael Brissenden, Alexandra Carroll Sue Rawkins, Jenny Taberner Australia in the Hugh RimintonSAT MAY 12TH New Asia’ and ProfessorRoss McMullin on Damien Kingsbury‘Pompey Elliott THURS MAY 17THat War’ Death Over Dinner with Ailsa Piper, Leah Kaminsky and Caroline Baum ‘Holyhead 1890 - Point Lonsdale’ The second in a series of Michael Ryan ff BehpvaiasintnotSrinihcgeapsllhybe-yrbdaBseevdan Shepherd will be on show Open each weekendduring ‘April 18.’MAY 4TH - 27TH Open10e.0a0cahm w- 5epemkendqueenscliffeliteraryfestival.com.au 10am - 5pmwww.facebook.com/queenscliffeliteraryfestival The Rip April 2018 Page 34
arts Films and Fest team upWreck inspires painting The annual Bellarine Lighthouse Films event Sacrededge line up revealed has joined forces with Queenscliff’s new Low The Holyhead was on its maiden voyage, Light Festival, to help provide a dedicated An Indigenous model who madefrom Liverpool to Victoria when it ran aground showcase of arts and culture over Winter. international headlines as a Miss World finalist,on Point Lonsdale Reef on February 12 1890, will be among the list of more than 30 speakersjoining a fleet of other vessels, which had Now into its seventh year, the BLF program and performers at next month’s annualsimilarly come to grief in the treacherous will again include an eclectic selection of Sacrededge Festival.waters. hand-picked film titles from around the globe, screening at the Queenscliff Town Hall from Maminydjama ‘Magnolia’ Maymuru grew Its captain had made the fatal mistake of June 22 to 24. up in Yirrkala, North East Arnhem Land.retiring his 35-man crew as the ship sailed She will share her story and take part in thetowards the heads, leaving the first mate in The event coincides with the soon-to-be festival’s first Op Shop fashion parade.charge. launched Low Light Festival, which will run for four consecutive weekends during Winter The unique three-day event celebrates The mate had never sailed in Victorian waters and aims to celebrate local arts, food and wine. diversity through music, stories andand was unaware that the Point Lonsdale reef art. Participants come from a variety ofextended some 100 meters into the sea, all of it “We are delighted to be part of the very backgrounds including Indigenous, Refugeehidden just under the surface of the water. first Low Light Festival in Queenscliff,” says and LGBTIQ communities Committee member Fiona Kelly. “It makes Last minute attempts to change course proved sense to include our film festival with all This year’s line up also includes Genderfutile and the vessel sailed straight into disaster. the other fantastic food and art events being and Sexuality Commissioner Ro Allen, Irish programmed to make Queenscliff a cultural songstress Kathryn Clements, fire-twirling Both the captain and the mate were suspended destination in the winter months. Queenscliff performer Mari-ko and leading refugeeand fined after being found guilty of gross is a culturally diverse community and working advocate Bill Ethel.misconduct. together can only make us stronger.” Sacrededge runs from May 4 to 6. The full list The Holyhead is also the subject of a painting The full program of BLF movies will be of acts and ticketing details can be found on theby Point Lonsdale’s Bevan Shepherd, the released in coming weeks. Queenscliff Uniting Church website.second in a series of works celebrating thetown’s history. Further information can be found at www. bellarinelighthousefilms.com or contact Monica It will feature at Tussock Upstairs Gallery’s Clemow on 0400 513 611.‘April 18’ exhibition, opening with drinks at3pm on Easter Saturday. Salt Contemporary Art Salt Contemporary Art September Program Invites you to Sun Sep 15, 2.30pm: Opening drinks with the artist New Paintings of Summer Exhibition concludes: Oct 6 Sun Sept 15, 11am - 1pm An exhibition of paintings by$60pp (materials and morning tea inc.) Limited places, Craig ParnabySun Sep 15, 2.30pm: Opening drinks with the artist bookings essential. Exhibition concludes: Oct 6 High Tea and Live Jazz in the Lounge @ Salt Opening drinks: Sun$6d0apyp (AmpatreirliaS1lus, na2nS.3de0pmtpo1rmn5i,n1g1taema - 1pm places, inc.) Limited Exhibition dates: March 30 – Aprbilo2ok2in,g2s0e1ss8ential. High Tea and Live Jazz in the Lounge @ Salt Sun Sep 8, 2-4pm, a special afternoon guaranteed 33-35 Hesse Street Queenscli $5V5picp,3b2oo2k5ings by Sept 4 (w0w3)w5.2sa5l8t-3a9rt8.c8om3033.-a532u55h8e3ss9e88street queenscliff www.salt-art.com.au /Salt.Contemporary.Art SAVE THE DATE!JUNE 2018 The Rip April 2018 Page 35
THE QUEENSCLIFF arts LITERARY FESTIVAL Bell, Dessaix headline Fest Primary Portrait Prize Living National Treasurer and founder of the Bell Shakespeare Company, John Bell, and The Queenscliff Literary Festival is calling acclaimed author Robert Dessaix will headline for little artists! what’s being described as the most impressive line-up of authors and speakers in theoWr esTtiunHdviytieEngalQlinprQUimueEaernEyssNcclihffSoooClr sPLtouIidnFetnFLtosEnlisvdinagle Queenscliff Literary Festival’s four year history. LtIoTeEntRerAouRr pYortFraEitScoTmIpVetiAtioLn. The pair will deliver keynote addresses on SubmPitryimouaernytryPtoorytoruaristcPhoroizl eoffice by the opening weekend of the month-long event, Friday 18th May. which commences on Friday May 4. The QueeOnnsceli eentLriyterpaeryrFsetsutidvaelnistc.alling They will be joined by upwards of 40 writers1st, 2nd and 3rfodr plitrtilzeearwtisitnsne! rs will receive a and guest speakers including Miles Franklin Award winners Josephine Wilson, Sofie Laguna, pack of books!We invite all primary students living or studying in Maria Takolander, historian and biographer Ross McMullin, Professor of Strategic Studies Queenscli or Point Lonsdale to enter our portrait Hugh White and composer and broadcaster competition. Andrew Ford. TShubempitoyorutrreantirtywtoiynonuresrchwooilllobcee baynFrnidoayu1n8ctheMdayby New highlights include a VCE writing prize,Jason Smith, GeOeneloenntrgy pGerasltluedreyntArt Director, at sponsored by Deakin University and ‘Death over Dinner’ – a conversation about life, with 1thste, 2nQdLanFd F3ridnaPrlieze owinnnSeras twuilrl dreaceyive2a6ptahckMofaboyokast! Ailsa Piper, Dr Leah Kaminsky and Caroline Baum. The portrait winner will be announced by Jason Smith, Locals also feature in the line-up, with 5.30pm at the Queenscliff Town Hall.Geelong Gallery Art Director, at the QLF Finale on Saturday Ian Duckworth, Greg Jones, Col Moyle and 26th May at 5.30pm at the Queenscli Town Hall. Dorothy Johnston participating in ‘Local Voice’ – a conversation about their respective published works, at the Point Lonsdale Engine Shed on Saturday May 19. The Festival launches with the Australian Literary Print Exchange, featuring a portrait of John Bell, created by local artist Joel Wolter. It runs until Sunday May 27th. For a full program, log on to the Queenscliff Literary Festival website.Sacred edge POINT LONSDALESpirituality in Diversity Community Market ‘Magnolia’ Daniel Witthaus Ro Allen Namila Benson Sumaya Harare One of the Bellarine’s biggest and Maymuru Challenging Commissioner Race, Somali Refugee most popular monthly marketsYolngu Woman, Rural Gender, fruit & veg Homophobia Gender & Identity Body Image arts & crafts Model Sexuality Resilence plants home made produceGlimpse the Gift of Diversity jewellery clothingIndigenous/Refugee/LGBTI/Wellbeing/Sustainability and lots more... 2nd Sunday of every Month Music, Fire-dancing, Juggling, Art 9:00 AM to 2:00 PM. Point Lonsdale Primary School, May 4-6 Bowen Road, Point Lonsdale Contact: 0417 037 970 Register online at: The Rip April 2018 Page 36 wwuwniEt.iunnqgnuqitiuriieneesgn:qsJcualnieffe@5n2i5sin8cel2ti.8nff5e.4ot.arug.auparretosisvetensrtae3nr0sd www.facebook.com/sacrededgefestival
The Bookshop Seaview Gallery queenscliff at Queenscliff EASTER THRU APRIL EXHIBITION30 Hesse St Queenscliff | 03 5258 4496 Afternoon Shade - Drew Gregory www.thebookshopatqueenscliff.com Seascape - Jane Price• Custom Framing of Artworks, Prints, Posters, Memorabilia, Photographs, 3D Objects, Textiles contemporary - traditional - glass - jewellery• Canvas stretching and framing Open 10.30 - 5.00 daily - closed Wednesdays• Photos printed to canvas and stretched 86 Hesse St Queenscli 3225 - 5258 3645• Conservation framing [email protected]• Framing repairs email: [email protected] Point Lonsdale RoadPoint Lonsdale0439 563 355 Exhibition Beauty or Beast? Until Apr 29th Exhibiting artists: Jazmina Cininas, David Fairbairn, Silvi Glattauer, Ying Huang, Kate Hudson, Michele Kershaw, Hyun Ju Kim, Jiri Tibor Novak, Graeme Peebles, Trudy Rice, John Ryrie, Susan Wald and Hal Timothy Yarran. Workshops 1:1 Custom workshops* Drawing, folio preparation, Japanese drypoint, linocut, monotype/print, mezzotint, painting, printmaking (beg/ exp), solar plate etching, professional development and/or make up your own! *Bring a friend for half price Print access studio Image from top & left: Crow 1 by Susan Wald, Ornithology by John Ryrie, Black-breasted Buzzard by Jazmina Cininas, Crossing the Line by Michele Kershaw and Stingray in State of Decay by Silvi Glattauer.Hours: 10am – 5pm (closed Tue & between exhibitions) 81 Hesse Street Queenscliff P: 03 4202 0942 [email protected] qgw.com.au The Rip April 2018 Page 37
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