Queenscliff October 2019 No. 318 and Point Lonsdale Your Community Voice Hgaorwdednoegsryoowu?r Five stunning and diverse gardens in Queenscliff and Point Lonsdale will open to the public on Saturday October 19, as part of a Queenscliff Uniting Church Open Garden Day fundraiser. Details, page 6. David McDonald Builders David McDonald Builders sets the standard in prestige homes. Specialising in unique design and renovations of outstanding scale and style. Building with Excellence The Rip October 19 Page 1 www.davidmcdonaldbuilders.com.au • p: 0418 599620 • e: [email protected]
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The Narrows are getting narrower! The State Government has been asked “Council is these Pictured: Top, an aerial image shows sand is to undertake urgent new investigations to continuing to work recent being dragged away from the centre of Dog determine the scale and cause of erosion at with DELWP to plan impacts are Rocks Beach. Queenscliff’s Dog Beach, with photos detailing for and secure funding alarming Inset: Two photos taken in 1990 (left) and significant changes to the landscape. for erosion mitigation when you recent days (right) illustrate the extent of works across the consider erosion of the primary dune. Photos courtesy Aerial shots, taken in the wake of recent Borough,\" he said. the entire dune, Lester Hunt. storm surges by local photographer Lester \"A tender process is woodland Hunt, show dramatic movement of sand away currently under way and foreshore “Council is also preparing a Coastal from the beach and significant undermining of to build additional reserve forms Management Plan, which was funded in this the primary back beach dune. groynes along the ‘The Narrows' year’s budget. This plan will comprehensively Point Lonsdale - PLCA review the Borough’s coastline and The Point Lonsdale Civic Association foreshore to help retain strategically plan to address challenges (PLCA) has written to Environment and sand on this beach. associated with rising sea levels and coastal Climate Change Minister Lily D’Ambrosio and erosion,” he said. the Department of Environment, Land, Water and Planning (DELWP) requesting answers and calling for a monitoring program to be established to accurately evaluate the changes. “The unprotected dune system in Lonsdale Bay has recently experienced undercutting and severe slippage resulting in much of the adjoining headland disappearing, the cliff face retreating and woodland trees collapsing towards the beach,” the Association said. “[We are] unsure if this latest erosion is due to rising sea levels resulting from changing weather patterns and climate change or recent channel deepening at Port Phillip heads or a combination of both. “We appreciate this part of the coastline is very dynamic with sand coming and going on a regular basic, however these recent impacts are alarming when you consider the entire dune, woodland and foreshore reserve forms ‘The Narrows', a relatively narrow strip of land leading into the township of Queenscliff.” The area of beach, also referred to as a terminal scour, has long been a cause of concern. Previous efforts to halt erosion have included installation of matting on the dune, extensive replanting and fencing. A Queenscliffe Council spokesperson said the Borough would continue to work with the state government to find solutions for erosion along the entire coastline. EATERY & BAR Where’s the source? ■ CATERING ■ PRIVATE FUNCTIONS ■ The Bellarine Peninsula is the source of all the good things found in the Shelter Shed. A casual eatery and bar that belies an innovative approach to food prepared fresh from local providors giving a sense of place and identity. Here you can savour the finest produce and seafood. We also purvey a fine selection of wines or perhaps try our renowned Bloody Mary. Enjoy the open fireplace otherwise relax under the mature olive trees in the quiet walled garden. The Shelter Shed can be found in Queenscliff. Your pooch is also welcome. Dinner bookings are recommended. Open 5 days a week – Thursday to Monday Breakfast: 8am to 11am Lunch: 12 noon to 2:30pm Dinner: Friday & Saturday 5:30pm to 8pm 25 Hesse Street, Queenscliff Vic 3225 Call (03) 5258 3604 sheltershedqueenscliff.com.au The Rip October 19 Page 3
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Five gardens throw open their gates Tucked away in the back streets of Old Lonsdale is a magical retreat – a blissful meditation garden behind a high wall, with a meandering creek bed, billabong and waterfall. Rich ochre-coloured rocks, sourced from the western district, provide a sculptural centrepiece to a fusion of native plants, vegetable beds and fruit trees. Number 90 Gleneuse Road is one of five diverse local gardens that will open to the public on Saturday October 19, as part of a Queenscliff Uniting Church fundraising event. The space carries of the hallmark touches that have made its creator, Phillip Johnson, one of Australia’s most revered landscape designers. A former Best In Show winner at the Chelsea Garden Show, Johnson is renowned for building sustainable habitats, that are both engaging and productive. “Each of our designs helps to rebuild the earth in a way that ensures it will continue to heal itself long after our highly qualified team has finished their The stunning Phillip Johnson-designed Billabong garden will open to the public on October 19 PROPERTYphsewixeanobto“crrMipeketlma,e”yItewawhsnde.iadtesshcNsaaaiapycgapocsctnpu.wohrmi1eepl-drhm4,hailoaanohdnsdosadorjteipoiInnzhythgoyhnonrctapahcatelualelenrmndeg.tyrpibenadrwsgnfindoeogrnnskiv.n1”irsrrepoe-incer2rnme2egd/aea0tngim7ntea/gesl2017ieMloannnnsagTpdntl6hihiss:rsceeee0had0-gpwdiaenapGhrrsymdispameMsianrslesoiiWdca.naoCglOrokwlPodsokitieVahnn,aitcdniaLndrcoaKoQngneseunsd,etaAaetlnhnedtesalcygmlMaifrewfedv,dieolitnllthveaerilonsrfafogonolreoTmpacehnaane-ll Lunches, morning and afternoon teas, plant stalls, raffles and organ recitals will also be available to add to your gardening experience. More details about each garden and tickets can be purchased at www. unitingqueenscliff.org.au Statewide Property Advocacy o ers a unique property service known as Helping Seniors Sell Y A vendor advocacy plan designed to help Seniors achieve the highest price for their property and also manage the sale process to reduce the stress and emotion of selling, all at NO EXTRA COST! For more details call our consultants - “Senior” Brian Capp 0418 500 483 or Andrew Sutherland 0413 052 333 The Rip October 19 Page 6
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Best friends and new friends The Breeze Guided Dog Walk and Treasure Hunt, Point Lonsdale The Breeze Point Lonsdale invites you and your dog to join in our free guided dog walk and treasure hunt! As part of the 2019 Victorian Seniors Festival celebrations, we’re hosting a 1.5km walk around the waterways of Point Lonsdale and the Bellarine’s newest retirement village, The Breeze. There will be treasure hunt stations along the way where you can collect goodies for you or your dog. The Breeze by Sencia. A better retirement in every sense. When: Thursday 10 October 2019. Time: 9:00 am–12:00 pm. To reserve your place, please email [email protected] or phone 1300 206 313. Further details at www.seniorsonline.vic.gov.au The Breeze is proud to partner with Seniors Week The Rip October 19 Page 9
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Contentious boating fees scrapped Fishermen will pocket upwards of $200 has been working closely with the Victorian Boat owners will annually in savings, after the Queenscliffe Government on removing these fees.” save as much as Council agreed to scrap parking and launch $200 a year following fees at the local boat ramp. The Council hopes the move will deliver the scrapping of fees a spike in recreational boating tourism. “The at the Queenscliff The Council has announced the fees will Borough of Queenscliffe is the best place in the boat ramp. be removed immediately, after striking an state to go boating and fishing. With no fees undisclosed deal with the State Government to being charged for parking at the Queenscliff Under the new agreement, amenities at the compensate for tens of thousands of dollars in Boat Ramp, there’s never been a better time to ramp will also be upgraded. lost earnings. visit our community for a day on the The government promised to abolish fees The move follows a recent Facebook water,” said Cr Merriman. statewide in the lead up to November’s state campaign, created by local fisherman John The Queenscliff ramp is one of the most election and committed to returning every cent Joubert, to shame the Council into changing its popular on the Bellarine. of marine licensing and boat registration fees to mind. Removal of the fees will save boat owners as improving boating safety and facilities through much as $202 annually or $129 for residents, the establishment of a Better Boating fund. Queenscliffe was one of just two Councils in and parking fees of $12 a day. Council has the state refusing to scrap the fees - defying a estimated it could, however, cost as much as “We’ve listened to boaters and are delivering government election commitment to upgrade $1.25 million in lost revenue over the next 10 on our commitment to scrap parking and amenities and make all recreational berthing years. launching fees – making it cheaper and easier free. more for more Victorians to get involved in recreational boating and fishing,” said Fishing \"[A] big thanks to all who got behind our and Boating Minister Jaala Pulford. little fight, l just wonder if this would have happened if nobody raised a fuss,\" Mr Joubert posted. \"Given the the land was bequest to the council from VicRail as crown land and all revenue was to be spent on maintenance and improvements, none of which is apart from employing a [toilet] cleaner and a bylaws officer, then you can probably understand why users at Queenscliff feel totally ripped off.” However the Council said it had been negotiating with the government behind the scenes for several months. “Fee-free boating will make a day out on the water more accessible for everyone,” said Mayor Bob Merriman. “That’s why Council The Rip October 19 Page 11
Mosquito Okay girls… Letters spraying resumes It’s time to empty those unwanted handbags and CEO deserves thanks Aerial mosquito spraying has resumed across the re-fill them with kindness. region, with heavy winter rains and recent warmer Dear Editor, weather providing the perfect breeding conditions The Queenscliffe Rotary Club is once again I write to thank Mr Minty for sharing his for the insect. participating in the Share the Dignity project – a enthusiasm for Council in last month’s edition of fundraiser to provide essential toiletries and sanitary The Rip. I am confident Martin Gill will appreciate The City of Greater Geelong (CoGG) will in products to women in need this Christmas. the warm welcome extended by Mr Minty and the coming weeks aim to treat over 1,000 hectares of rest of the community. land – making it the biggest mosquito management More than 100 handbags were donated when the With this in mind however, I want to acknowledge program in the state. initiative ran for the first time last year. Lenny Jenner’s outstanding contribution to our community during his past 11 years as CEO. Mr The “high activity spots” targeted include Swan Good quality handbags and products can be left in Jenner brought financial stability and an outstanding Bay, Lake Victoria and other local wetlands. the porch at 14 King Street (the house with the white advocacy record to the Borough during his tenure, picket fence opposite Queenscliff Bowling Club). and has left our entire community better off for Treatments are applied manually at ground his leadership. In contrast to the allegations in last level and with a helicopter to hard to reach areas, School vies for month’s article written by Mr Minty, the Borough and according to CoGG Director Planning, Design Premier's Award reappointed Mr Jenner for another term because of and Development Gareth Smith, are approved by our overwhelming confidence in his capabilities. the Australia Pesticides and Veterinary Medicines St Aloysius Primary School’s unique marine The reasons advanced by Mr Minty were not a factor Authority and are used widely in Australia and science education program is vying for one of the at all. internationally. state’s most significant environmental awards. While we are sad to say farewell to Mr Jenner, I am sure that the rest of the community will join “The approved biological products we use only The Stewards of Swan Bay, run in conjunction Council in wishing him all the best in his future impact mosquito larvae. They are not harmful to with Deakin University and the Marine and endeavours. humans, pets or the general environment,” Mr Smith Freshwater Discovery Centre, is one of 33 finalists Yours sincerely, Cr Bob Merriman said. in the 17th annual Victorian Sustainability Awards, to be announced this month. SHARE YOUR VIEWS “Residents can reduce mosquito levels around Views expressed in letters are not necessarily their homes by regularly removing water in bird The project, which teaches students about the those of the editor. Letters may be edited. baths, old tyres, pot plant bases, buckets and toys, importance of Queenscliffe’s marine environment Preference will be given to letters carrying the ensuring openings to rainwater tanks are covered through community-based science, civics, health author's name and address. Email letters to with mesh no coarser than 1mm mesh, and making and technology activities. [email protected] sure swimming pools, spas and ponds are regularly checked and well maintained,” Mr Smith said. It has been selected from a record number of entries across 11 categories. Additional information is available on the CoGG website. Winners will be announced at a gala dinner in Melbourne on Thursday October 10. Public Notices Bin users urged to think twice BOROUGH OF QUEENSCLIFFE Residents are being reminded to think-twice about what they are putting COMMUNITY SPONSORSHIP APPLICATIONS in green-lidded bins, with some using them to dispose of industrial and other waste. Do you or your community organisation have a new idea for an event, project or activity that will support and promote a healthy, involved and creative community? It has been revealed as much as 5,000 kilograms of non-compostable The Borough of Queenscliffe wishes to hear from the community in how it can household waste is being removed each week, once the bins’ contents arrive at support the planning and delivery of ideas through sponsorship for the 2020–21 the Garden Organics Processing facility in Moolap. financial year. Interested parties are invited to submit their applications via the Sponsorship page Laminated kitchen cupboards, plastic bottles, clothing, timber off-cuts, weed of Council’s website, www.queenscliffe.vic.gov.au, from Monday 1 October 2019 matting, plastic food packaging and bags of household rubbish were just some of until 4:00pm on Friday 15 November 2019. the non-compostable items recently found in one truck load of garden organics. Alternatively, applications can be submitted: By email to [email protected]; Treated pine, rocks, garden hoses and a variety of garden tools are also By mail to PO Box 53, Queenscliff, Victoria, 3225; or regularly found. In person at Council’s offices at 50 Learmonth Street, Queenscliff. Applicants must refer to the Sponsorship Policy and Application Form for eligibility Green waste from Queenscliff is among up to 25 trucks carrying 8,000 and criteria. This documentation is available on the Sponsorship page of Council’s kilograms each of garden waste that arrives at the transfer station every day. website, www.queenscliffe.vic.gov.au, and from Council’s offices at 50 Learmonth Street, Queenscliff. “The high volume of garden organics arriving at the Moolap site means it’s To request a copy of this documentation, and for any further information about the difficult to remove every piece of contamination,” said the facility’s Andrew application process, please contact the Borough of Queenscliffe on 03 5258 1377. Lucas. Johann Rajaratnam “The non-compostable items can be broken into smaller pieces inside the Acting Chief Executive Officer collection truck, while the bags of household rubbish are often torn and their contents spilled across the rest of the load. Borough of Queenscliffe 50 Learmonth Street (PO Box 93) Queenscliff VIC 3225 “It’s impossible to collect every small piece of contamination in the short Telephone: 03 5258 1377 | www.queenscliffe.vic.gov.au time available so we encourage people to use their green-lidded bins for garden organics only. All household waste should be placed in the kerbside waste bin. Remember, if it doesn’t grow, it doesn’t go,” Mr Lucas said. ” Paint recycling available The Bellarine now has a depot to dispose of unwanted paint, with Drysdale's Resource Recovery Centre joining the Paintback program - a world- first program that saves paint from going to landfill, by instead collecting and reusing it in the manufacturing sector. A total of 13.5 million kilograms of unwanted paint has been collected and treated from the 140 Paintback sites located across Australia since the program launched in 2016. .Residents can drop off up to 30 litres per vehicle. 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Tighter heritage controls for reserve The Point Lonsdale Lighthouse reserve has off its coast.” edged closer to a national heritage listing, with The Victorian Heritage Council has He said the reserve was also important the Victorian Heritage Council (VCH) pushing recommended stricter controls for the Point for stricter controls to protect its maritime and Lonsdale Lighthouse Reserve. Photo courtesy because of its connections to world wars Defence assets. Lester Hunt one and two and through its ties to William Buckley. The lighthouse iitself is currently the only the safe passage of vessels from Bass Strait protected building on the site, having been into Port Phillip Bay. Safe passage through “Buckley’s Cave is significant as it is widely included on the Register of Government this stretch of water was important in the believed that William Buckley sheltered here. Buildings in 1982. development of Melbourne as a major port. Buckley was an absconder from the 1803 camp at Sullivan Cove near Sorrento. He is a key VCH Executive Director Steven Avery has The Point Lonsdale Maritime and Defence figure in early contact between Aboriginal and formally recommended that registration be Precinct is also historically significant for its non-Aboriginal people around Port Phillip amended to also include other significant role in maritime rescue and its connections to Bay.” buildings and features - including the fog horn the numerous shipwrecks that have occurred and rocket sheds, searchlight emplacement and The recommendation follows a VCH Buckley’s Cave - as well as the site’s cultural decision earlier this year to add Queenscliff’s assets. Shortland’s Bluff to the Victorian Heritage Register, protecting that headland’s historical “It is proposed the name is changed from assets from inappropriate development. ‘Point Lonsdale Lighthouse’ to the ‘Point Lonsdale Maritime and Defence Precinct’ to It means the Borough of Queenscliffe must better reflect the significance of the place,” Mr now seek Heritage Victoria approval before Avery's recommendation said. actioning any projects on either site. “It is proposed the existing permit Mayor, Bob Merriman welcomed the new exemptions are revised to provide clarity controls and said they would not impact around works that can be carried out without current Council plans for the reserve, including the need for a permit application to Heritage the removal of two P1 Defence huts and re- Victoria.” purposing of the remaining two. In detailing the case for a stronger “The Borough of Queenscliffe has been classification, Mr Avery said the precinct was working closely with the Victorian Heritage historically significant for the strategic role it Council to ensure the Point Lonsdale has played in maritime navigation and rescues Lighthouse Reserve gets the heritage since the 1950’s. recognition it deserves. This recommendation is an important milestone that will allow “The establishment of maritime navigational improvements of the site to move forward,” he aids at Point Lonsdale was key in assisting said DinWnE’eVErGSOTorted POINT LONSDALE Fresh Fruit & Veg direct from the market daily • Butcher Quality Meats • Fresh Fish • Local and International Cheeses • In-house Salads • Artisan Bread • Quality pre-made meals • A great range of liquor including local wines Plus much much more… Point Lonsdale Village Open 7 days 8am – 8pm Facebook:Point Lonsdale IGA P: 5258 4911 Follow us on Instagram:@Pointlonsdaleiga The Rip October 19 Page 13
“Don’t think it can’t happen here…” Residents living in high-risk fire areas have been change their smoke alarm batteries on October 1, to Big guns called in for told to start planning for a dangerous bushfire season. coincide with the start of Daylight Savings. high rise rescue The CFA said fires that have recently ravaged \"We keep saying to people that only smoke A CFA air lifter was called in to reach a tradesman parts of Queensland and northern New South Wales detectors can save lives but the message doesn't get who collapsed on the roof of a building under should serve as a reminder of what is potentially to through and there are so many new homes in this construction in Point Lonsdale last month. come. area without them,\" said Officer Bewicke. The man fainted while working on a multi-storey “People should be starting to think about cleaning \"I can guarantee that if I'm called out to a fatal fire, community hub, within The Breeze retirement up, keeping their lawn short, removing any timber there wasn't a smoke detector in the house.\" village. stacked against houses, cleaning spouts and having a plan ready for what they might do in the event of Man escapes garage “We needed to get him off the roof and the safest a fire,” said CFA Bellarine Operations Officer Ian explosion way to do that was to bring in one of our hydraulic Beswicke. platforms from Geelong,” said CFA Bellarine A Point Lonsdale man has been treated for third Operations Officer Ian Beswicke. “It’s important for residents to know what they’re degree burns to parts of his body, following an going to do [and] it’s really important that people explosion at his Santa Monica Boulevard home last “The man was placed in a stretcher and lowered to talk to their families about the plan, so that kids also month. a waiting ambulance. know what to do and where to go.” The man was re-fuelling motor scooters in his “He was conscious and breathing, he just wasn’t The blazes in northern states, which destroyed garage when vapours ignited. stable enough to walk down without risk injury,” upwards of 20 homes, have been described as Officer Beswicke said. unprecedented for this time of year. “It was purely accidental. The gentleman had a fuel can there that had the lid open and then the Officer Beswicke said while many of the impacted vapours ignited when the hot fuel hit the light areas were experiencing drought, conditions in parts and that’s what caused the explosion,” said CFA of Victoria’s south west were equally dangerous Bellarine Operations Officer Ian Beswicke. because of the enormous fuel loads built up over winter. “He’s very lucky, people need to be very cautious if they’ve got open fuel containers in a confined “No matter where you live it can be dangerous… space because that space can fill up with vapours and we can’t have a truck at every home, that’s the you don’t realise it.” problem, and that’s why we need people to prepare ahead of time to reduce the risks.” The man was transported to the Austin Hospital, where he is understood to have undergone surgery The CFA has also warned would-be-firebugs that for serious injuries to his hands and upper legs. they are being closely watched. The blaze was contained to the garage. “We run a program called Fire Setter with Victoria Police and they monitor known arsonists across the Bellarine to make sure they know they’re being watched,” Officer Beswicke said. MEANWHILE - residents are being told to THE 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 HOME MAINTENANCE Including • BATHROOMS • KITCHENS Grant Rogers - Point Lonsdale PH: 0438 261954 The Rip October 19 Page 14
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Family comes first for former CEO Pictured: Former CEO Lenny Jenner with Lenny Jenner has blamed “love” for his decision “Local community groups and local volunteers Councillors Susan Salter, Ross Ebbels, Tony to quit his job, less than a year into a new five year have enormous pride in this place they call home… Francis and Mayor Bob Merriman. contract. and they have an enormous sense of what they would like to create.\" The former Borough of Queenscliffe CEO was officially farewelled at a celebration of family, Mayor Bob Merriman praised Mr Jenner for friends, Councillors and staff on Friday September his leadership, community advocacy and financial 20. management. The previous night, at his last Council meeting, “When Lenny Jenner became the CEO we had a he said a number of personal events, including the debt of just over $2 million. Today is sits at $48,000. sudden death of a brother, his mother moving into The year before he came here, we got a grant of just an aged care facility, family health concerns and under $1 million. The last three years the grants that becoming a grandfather encouraged him to think we’ve been able to successfully negotiate with state about “what’s important” in his life. and federal governments is just over $10 million,” Cr Merriman said. “Probably, most importantly, (my wife) Trish and I have fallen in love again, not with one another, we “He has been reviewed by 17 different councillors are grandparents for the first time and it’s remarkable over the time that he has been with us and they’ve all what a cherub in your life does in terms of putting been satisfied of his outstanding performance to give things in perspective,” he said. him further contracts.” “The work with local community groups has been Mr Jenner will be replaced in the role by former the most motivating and challenging and rewarding Meander Valley General Manager Martin Gill. part of this job by a long shot. Fabulous SFold curtains on sale now POINT LONSDALE & QUEENSCLIFF Get the latest look in window furnishings for 15% less HOLIDAY HOMES ON THE COAST Roller blinds 20% less Let us bring the showroom to you Call noCroaelwlmnfoaowilrinfaoforf@raefbereemellamerinaeeascsuuurrreteaaiannnsdadnqqduubolotinetdes5.2c5o52m35.2a3u8529859 or email [email protected] Retreat & Spa We specialise in Luxury Holiday Homes for 1-15 guests and, because we know your fur Lon Spa | Wed-Sat | 10am-5pm baby is part of the family, many of our Advance Bookings Essential luxury homes are pet friendly! p 03 5258 2990 Contact one of our friendly consultants [email protected] 5258 3763 LONNIE SNAPS PHOTOGRAPHY The Rip October 19 Page 17
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Borough Bulletin October 2019 Cr Bob Merriman AM, Mayor, Borough of Queenscliffe take advantage of eight days of free public which is part of the final stage before a transport between 6 and 13 October thanks detailed design. A fond farewell to CEO to the Victorian Government. Dates, times Lenny Jenner and booking details to all Seniors Festival Council is hoping to release the preliminary events can be browsed via the events concept in early November, where there Borough CEO Lenny Jenner finished up calendar on Council’s website. will again be the opportunity to provide at the Borough on Friday 20 September. additional comments. Lenny has overseen great change and Borough working on progression throughout his eleven years removing boating fees A safer road for all at at the helm and he can certainly be very Bridge Street proud of what he and the organisation Council has been working with the have achieved for the residents of Victorian Government to implement the Upgrade works on Bridge Street in Queenscliff and Point Lonsdale. commitment to remove parking fees Queenscliff are now complete, making at the Queenscliff Boat Ramp. We’re the Rail Trail safer for cyclists and joggers. The Borough of Queenscliffe, Mayor and excited about this change and share the The construction of a shared pathway Councillors wish Lenny all the best in Government’s goal of making boating and resurfacing of surrounding roads happiness and health and thank him for his more accessible to everyone. will provide a safer connection for users enormous contribution to our community. accessing the Rail Trail at its Queenscliff Council is currently in discussions to finalise terminus, as well as complementing the Events aplenty for a funding plan for the boat ramp. This new wharf currently under construction. Victorian Seniors Festival plan will ensure that maintenance funding for the ramp remains available after fees Notice of temporary The Borough of Queenscliffe will once are removed. We’ll let you know once the road closure again play host to dozens of events and agreement is finalised and parking fees are special offers as part of the upcoming removed at the Queenscliff Boat Ramp. Please be aware that some local roads Victorian Seniors Festival this October. will be closed on Saturday 5 October and The majority of the nearly 30 activities on Thank you for your feedback Sunday 6 October 2019 for the annual bike offer in the region are either free or heavily on Destination Queenscliff ride ‘Around the Bay 2019’. discounted, ranging from book launches to tours, exhibitions and classes. Council would like to thank everyone who Hygeia Drive from Wharf Street to shared their thoughts during last month’s Weeroona Parade will be closed to all Headlining the month-long festival is Destination Queenscliff consultation. vehicles from 2.00pm on Saturday 5 a pair of productions on famed novelist The project design team commented October until 3:00pm on Sunday 6 October. Jane Austen by accomplished Melbourne that the volume and quality of feedback Hygeia Drive, Weeroona Parade and actress Lise Rodgers. Rodgers has toured demonstrates just how important this part Symonds Street from Gellibrand Street will her Austen shows ‘Getting Dressed with of Queenscliff is to residents and visitors. be closed to all vehicles from 5:30am until Jane’ and ‘A Most Patient Persuasion’ for 3:00pm on Sunday 6 October. a number of years to wide acclaim and they Nearly 3,000 pieces of feedback were have now reached the Bellarine Peninsula received from almost 400 different Council’s Community Listening for the first time. people, which is currently being compiled Post in October into a feedback report. The project design Seniors Card holders will also be able to team will use this feedback report to Join Councillors for our upcoming create a preliminary concept for the site, Community Listening Post in the Queenscliff Uniting Church on Thursday 24 October For more information 2019 at 10:30am. Visit www.queenscliffe.vic.gov.au Next Council Meeting or contact the Borough of Queenscliffe on 5258 1377. The next Ordinary Meeting of Council will be held on Thursday 24 October 2019 at 7:00pm in the Town Hall. 50 Learmonth Street (PO Box 93) Queenscliff VIC 3225 | Phone: 03 5258 1377 | Fax: 03 5258 3315 www.queenscliffe.vic.gov.au The Rip October 19 Page 20
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Blues Train Name change Time to dust off the celebrates 25 years rejected fascinators! Queenscliff’s iconic Blues Train is celebrating The City of Greater Geelong (CoGG) has rejected Queenscliff’s 360Q is once again hosting its Oaks its 25th birthday and locals are invited to jump on a request to change the name of a Point Lonsdale Day charity luncheon. board! street from Chiton Way to Casablanca Way. The event, which incorporates a three-course The unique attraction is hosting a 3225 Christmas Councillors unanimously opposed the proposal, meal, also raises funds for the Ocean Grove Celebration on Friday December 6. The ride put forward by The Point estate developer Moremac, Evening VIEW Club’s program of helping local will include four top acts performing in seperate citing a lack of strong support from local residents. disadvantaged kids. carriages, as the heritage steam train travels to Drysdale and back. Just seven of 11 property owners on the street “Last year was such a success and it is such an responded to a survey, with only four in favour of important initiative, so we are doing it again with They include local favourite Jimi Hocking, multi- the re-naming and three against. sweeps, sparking wine and beer included plus award winning artist Brian Fraser, the Wayne Jury entertainment and so much more,” said Mr Iddles. 4 and Diamonds and The Blues - a collaboration A chiton, pronounced ‘ky-ton,’ is a marine “Oaks Day is traditionally Ladies Day during the of Mornington Peninsula duo Lady Fox and Diddy mollusc, comely found on rocky shorelines. spring racing carnival but gentlemen are more than Reyes. welcome!” Deputy Mayor Peter Murrihy noted during the Having hosted its first musical journey in 1994, meeting that the name was in keeping with those of The Tuesday November 7 event, which also the Blues Train is Australia’s longest running blues adjoining streets - Limpet Circuit and Triton Circuit. includes race sweeps, is $90 per person - $20 of event. which will be donated to the Smith Family, the “This is a good result. Common sense has charity supported by the Club. Gents are also It has also grown to be a mainstay of local and prevailed with this decision,” said Mayor Bruce welcome! Details are available on the restaurants state tourism offerings, collecting numerous industry Harwood. “The name Chiton Way was originally website. awards. selected because it’s relevant to the marine life of the area, making it a good fit for the town. Proprietor Hugo T Armstrong said the attraction is now also a local institution. “We believe the community is mature enough to respect the correct pronunciation,” he said. “[It’s] part of Queenscliff and railway history but most of all part of blues music history, with artists Henderson wins from Australia and all around the world wanting Senate stoush to be part of it, plus people coming from all over Australia to join the fun and bring their friends from Sarah Henderson has pledged to work “around the all over the world. clock” after being thrown another political lifeline. “I’ve enjoyed every minute of it,” Mr Armstrong The former member for Corangamite will fill the said of his 25 years. “It’s just about singing and Victorian senate vacancy left by the recently retired dancing and having fun with your friends.” Communications Minister Mitch Fifield, following a tight factional stoush. Hocking, a regular performer, described the train as one of the most unique musical performances on With the backing of Prime Minister Scott Minister the planet. and his deputy Josh Frydenberg, Ms Henderson defeated Greg Mirabella, husband of former Indi MP \"I have played on the Blues Train in almost Sophie Mirabella, 234 votes to 197. every possible way... as a soloist, in a band and as a side man. It has been incredible to have had the She said she was “humbled’ by the outcome and opportunity to play guitar alongside the likes of would be establish her senate office in Geelong. Geoff Achison, Lloyd Spiegel and the irreplaceable Chris Wilson. “I look forward to hitting the ground running and being a strong Liberal voice for all of Victoria. \"Those gigs will go down in my memories as some of the best.\" “The Liberal Party is a great grassroots democratic organisation where members choose their candidates For booking details, log onto www.thebluestrain. based on merit,” Ms Henderson said. com.au DIGBY MORAN MECHANICAL REPAIRS CUSTOM-BUILT HOMES AND RENOVATIONS Will Gordon LANDSCAPES Pt Lonsdale/Queenscliff (Assoc. 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Bygrave headlines History takes centre stage Seniors prepare to benefit concert celebrate The launch of a new book, detailing the history Queenscliff-based singer-songwriter Rose of Queenscliff’s Botanic Gardens, will be among the Two productions on famed novelist Jane Austen, Bygrave will headline a Community Benefit Concert highlights of this month’s History Week activities in created by accomplished Melbourne actress Lise for Refugees on Saturday November 2nd. the borough. Rogers, will be among the local highlights during this month’s Victorian Senior’s Festival. The event, hosted by the group, Queenscliff Rural The municipality’s three museums – historical, Australian for Refugees (RAR), will help raise fort and maritime – are teaming up to deliver a full Rodgers has toured her Austen shows ‘Getting awareness and funds to assist those seeking asylum. week of story-telling. Dressed with Jane’ and ‘A Most Patient Persuasion’ for a number of years to wide acclaim, and they have Bygrave, who started her musical journey over Queenscliffe, more than most other places, is rich now reached the Bellarine Peninsula for the first 40 years ago in the acclaimed Goanna Band, is in history, according to Historical Museum President time. renowned for her passionate songwriting, especially Gary Spry. on issues of indigenous and social justice. This year The Borough of Queenscliffe will play host to she released the new CD Yabby Catcher. He wants every resident to participate in at least almost 30 events and special offers as part of the one activity during the week, to learn a little more annual festival, between October 6 and 13, ranging She will be joined on stage by Sarah Caroll and about where they live. from book launches to tours, exhibitions and classes. other special guests. “One of Queenscliff’s fundamental advantages, With a median age of 60, Mayor Bob Merriman “It’s an opportunity for the community to come along with its natural environment, is that we said the festival was particularly relevant to together for an evening in solidarity with this have this wonderful historic background and it has Queenscliffe. humanitarian cause,” said RAR”s Sue Longmore. manifested itself in its three museums,” Mr Spry said. “Given our large and active community of seniors The concert will be held at the Queenscliff Uniting in the Borough, it’s important that we make the Church at 7.3pm. Tickets can be purchased via try “We want the entire town to go to at least one or Seniors Festival a high quality event that features booking.com/BFRZB. more of the functions we have planned, then they too activities relevant to our townsfolk,” Cr Merriman will get a sense of the history of the place.\" said. “[It] has been extremely popular in recent years and I’m sure this time around will be no exception.” The week includes the launch, on Sunday October 13, of ‘Queenscliff: The Botanic Gardens Story,’ by Another event of note is the ‘Playing the Ghost’ local author and historian Diana Sawyer. The book presentation hosted by Federation University details the history of Victoria Park – from its original lecturer Dr David Waldron, which explores the design by Baron von Mueller, to its demise as a history of the guisers and ghost hoaxers that roamed result of camping and sporting pressures, through to Geelong during the late 19th century. failed attempts to achieve a heritage listing. A over 80s afternoon tea, hosted by the Mayor, is The book will be launched by Dr Dianne Reilly at another highlight. Seniors Card holders will also be 360Q at 4pm on Sunday October 13. able to take advantage of eight days of free public Details of other History Week events are available transport between 6 and 13. on the Queenscliffe Historical Museum website. Event details can be find on Council’s website. The Rip October 19 Page 26
October Diary 1 Daylight savings begins. Turn clocks children to understand their feelings. Venue: 25 Award-winning Japanese vocalist and Queenscliff Primary School. Time: 7pm. forward one hour and don’t forget to change Contact: Sophie on 0413332914. master of the shamisen, Noriko Tadano, will your smoke alarm batteries perform at Point Lonsdale’s New Hall as the final 12 World-renowned body artist Emma instalment of the Lighthouse Arts Collective’s 3 Take part in a 'Dolphin Discovery' on board four- part concert series. She will be joined by Hack returns to Queenscliff this month for a Brandon Lee on koto and Lindsay Dugan on the Queenscliff ferry. This fun school-holiday special exhibition at Seaview Gallery. Chat Shakuhachi for an intimate evening celebrating workshop includfes information about our with the artist over a glass of champagne. traditional and modern Japanese music. Time: amazing local sealife. Time: Departs Queenscliff Time: 3-5pm 7pm Cost: $25 pre-booked $30 at door (subject at 2 and 4pm Bookings: searoad.com.au. to availability) lighthouseartscollective.com 19 Meander through five stunning local 5 Grand Design: Aboriginal Art of High 25 Local Arts Cooperative QAL will host gardens as part of the Queenscliff Uniting Degree marks a 10 year partnership between Church's Open Garden Day. Lunches, morning its monthly exhibition this weekend, featuring Salt Contemporary Gallery and leading curators and afternoon teas, plant stalls and an organ paintings, ceramics, textiles, jewellery and McCulloch and McCulloch. It will feature a recital will also be available. Tickets available at woodwork. Venue: Queenscliff Uniting Church broad range of works showcasing contemporary unitingqueenscliff.org.au Time: 10am - 4pm daily techniques, by some of Australia’s best known artists and will open officially open today 23 Celebrate Geelong Cup Day and take GOT AN EVENT HAPENNING IN with a curator’s talk. Time 2pm. Venue Salt NOVEMBER? Contemporary. part in the best hat competition at today's Red Cross HIGH TEA fundraiser. Time: 2pm Venue: SEND IT TO US BY october 20 9 What is \"Childosophy\" and \"Pure 7 Flinders Street Queenscliff Cost: $20 Contact: [email protected] Laura 0416 150642 or Lyn 0414 897 720. Wonder?\" Find out at an evening with Dr Maxine Therese - offering supports in helping Victorian Seniors Festival | October 2019 Get involved in the Victorian Seniors Festival activities in the Borough. Highlights include: Jane Austen Fest Playing the Ghost: Guisers and Ghost Other activities Getting Dressed with Jane 11:00am Hoaxers of the Victorian Era Delve into the world of Georgian clothing. Explore the Victorian-era phenomena of • Open Gardens, explore five gardens around the playing the ghost – where young, men, Borough of Queenscliffe. A Most Patient Persuasion 2.30pm disguised themselves in elaborate ghost This production reveals the author in the last year of & monster costumes. • Book Launches including the ‘Queenscliffe Botanic her life. Superbly costumed and staged. Sunday 13 October 2pm | Free Gardens’, ‘Step Up Mrs Dugdale’ and Wednesday 16 October | Gold Coin Donation Bookings: Queenscliff Library ‘Gerald Hardy’s Misfortune’. Bookings essential: 5258 1377 • Go to www.queenscliffe.vic.gov.au for a full program of activities. Visit the website or contact Customer Service for further information. 50 Learmonth Street (PO Box 93) Queenscliff VIC 3225 | Telephone: 03 5258 1377 | www.queenscliffe.vic.gov.au We extend to you an invitation to the 129th Annual General Meeting of Cottage by the Sea at 29 Flinders Street, Queenscliff Friday 25th October 2019, 11am followed by light refreshments RSVP: 21st October, 2019 Email: [email protected] Phone: 5258 1663 The Rip October 19 Page 27
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arts Wolter takes TTuussssoocckk UUpstairrss GGaallelerryy top prize 8989PPooinint tLLoonnssddaallee RRooaadd PPooiinntt LLoonnssddaalele Joel Wolter will be packing his bags and winging his way to wwwwww..ttuussssoocckkuuppssttaaiirrss..ccoomm.a.auu Italy, after being named winner of ggaalllelerryy@@ttuussssoocckkuuppssttaaiirrss..ccoomm.a.auu Queenscliff’s Peebles Print Prize. Judges chose the artist’s entry, ‘The Wave of Change’ 2017 (Blue), 'The'OOBcctetoolblbaeerrirn22e0011P99eEoExpxhhleiibb'siittiCioonhno' ice from a field of 39. 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Andrew Totman won the Highly Commended Award, and SuSeuCe uCFmuemmamitnuingrg,in,JJgaannmeettaGGnEoolyizlladdblmemothaEcaNlnizayna,ubml,DeitDahaNravytiuvidmsidiJtsaMJriacmhrealmlenMPauiclnaheHlloelmPuelsa Holmes Unuruoa UNnaumrui oKaulNyuarmui Kulyuru Mary TayMloar ry Taylor StSetpehpehneAnWwWrEailrigziagrhbdhettt,h,1NBByuee-mvvi$aa5nn0SS0hheMepicphhheelleredPrudla,Holmes $2,000, for his entry ‘Down to theUnuruoPaiNcatumri eKudly:urPu eebles Print PMriazryeTawyloinr ner River.’ Joel Wolter. Below, Andrew Totman's The awards, hosted by JaJnaeneKKeemmppe,,PPaauul IlnIgnhgahmam Queenscliff Gallery and Down to the River. Photos courtesy Award 2 - A Summer Expo exhibition space Workshop and named in honour Nguyen Dang. of local esteemed print artist (value $380) Graham Peebles, will return Award 3 - A gallery exibition space again in 2021, with key sponsor, the Streeton Family, anLnouoisuenMcLaoilaunrivsgieeMalarvie Lorna KaLnotirllnaa Kantilla (value $190)Minnie PwMeinrlneie Pwerle Semeria WSeumrrkeirdiaj,WBautrjrak,idMj,uBlkautnja, Mulkun Bugai WhByuogualtieWr hyoulter its ongoing supLpoouirset.Malarvie Lorna Kantilla Minnie Pwerle Semeria Wurrkidj, Batja, Mulkun Bugai Whyoulter “We also had some local Awards to be decided by preference votes lodged businesses welcoming a by visitors to the gallery conversation about contributing to the prize,” said gallery director Soula Mantalvanos. “It would be Unuruoa Nami Kulyuru Mary Taylor Elizabeth Nyumi Michelle Pula Holmes great to make it the biggest print Unuruoa Nami Kulyuru Mary Taylor JJaanenteGtoGldmoaldnm- ‘aTonrii-GE'lTiaztaoeb’reithGNayutmei' Michelle Pula Holmes prize in Australia.” Raylene WRaaylaletninenaWalatinna Eubena NEaumbepnitajinNampitjin Martha MMcaDrothnaalMd cDonald Ben WardBeJnaWyaanrnda AJnadyay,nTnjaimApnudnya, TWjimillipaumnsa Williams Rosella NRaomseolkla Namok Raylene Walatinna Eubena Nampitjin Martha McDonald Ben Ward Jayanna Andy, Tjimpuna Williams Rosella Namok Salt Contemporary ArtPaintinPgasinbtiyngAsmbayndAamJaanndeaGJanbeorGi,aBbaorbria, rBaaWrbeairra, BWeeliinr,dBaelinda PaintingGsobldyeAGr,moBaludngedar,aiBWJuahgnyaeoi GuWlathebyro,orCui,altBneadr,rybCNaarneadlsWyoenNirNe,lBasokeanlimnNdaaarkra,marra, Salt CoSanltteCmopnotreamrypAortarinyvAitretsinyvoituetsoytohuetoptehneinogpeonfing of Seaview GalleryGChoaldrmera,TCiBnihpueaugrPamamwTCiaWeiahpinrnaulheetrayum,PmomCawuahiilnrentareeritr,lurel,PoJm,CewtCtiaaerehrnnriPa,nldLerhoJiye,lueoiilCsNlaMetitphnMeeiuanalllslPrsaisoelrvohNPineiMtlwtaqlNeikipeulaalPruselkmehsPae,iaNlmwlnJripareuasakrulr,ilcaresaCml,Li,NYofoJaarfanrurtankrjlKiaeteaj,mlnaitYCai,lalaaoLrtorjiantuj,eaisCl,ieaoLornueislieaMinnie Salt Contemporary Art invIintevsityeosuytooutthoe opening of Pwerle Semeria Wurrkidj, Batja, Mulkun Bugai Whyoulter EMMA HACK EXHIBITIONMTipaurlaamrvMMiaen,iactrMuhlameLaroMMlvrilutreiihreiasceiPar,,hMluJaMeMaerlllavaalaareivrHnecitePhn,douaMiolemlnaMaMaerHaltsidhclo,ladsMlNmoPMaunweplaaskeac,luLdrldoMjlnaeronNr,uWanraJliKak,iuparlunMdrlatinpiellilNjanaaWYnnraardiipietr,ajraipMtP,ljjaawPainn,reerdnLpir,oialaeeM,ui,PPiJiMsnweaeinnnpenigiaereliaePPJwl,awaernCleegralaerrl,aolCl,Saermroerilal,Wurrkidj, Batja, Mulkun ABORIAGBINOARLIGAIRNTAoLf AHRIGT Hof DHEIGGHRBuEDgEaEi GWhRyEouElter m3MRaPnDuoiidmncbihaenilehorcYtlrllasaureRaT3PmoknndnDiuoowPniidemdmnbn,uiisayenaUlilDcahoacrc,Ynem3TaPRtweerlaHRsaurnurDiuorsokwnekinadaodrminbognimudymiiyemlaennml,inplDasehooyrciaYUawctcneesralnca,sausr0neceskwesNioknnRdau,urifroCgniekfdrWaalaleMmriopn,mnguTypmmysymataUlupuoaOceusaocili,larawnceclnkwreKneBeERetsuuruekrNiissuekrRaEsanalrnfnaplmu;fryWfaflmayRyyioarrltlWTpgepm,auooeuobmnaijauwRc1ormmenarnileiuesarrWolenkNKi2eleEr,satlafsMpApaissu;YrflWalneaionair-tlTgipmfafAialynnnnDarmrlajunnao,uoraha3bdilaetariRrlmmnpenKNseeeaEu1sto;pmugi,slsuer,anlsMlAnirarPlraYfmfaeayitDarrLderiaA,uoolnnrbaWolNpeaanaRrmmrhanekusatkiaoepAendNs,le,iinlsatMA;muagSr;ErYJjaegtvutlrrhraaisbmaAlaeanniWLl;eondrnalrrnhaaoNagrsataiaepetnnNs..kNakyaa;Amugd,alianvatlmJrSr;amjageitpaLhdrCsirantraoN;jsaaialngn.karkarAtda,.rinytolSr;jagtlJhsla,a;olnargt.yaMJlaaartnhagMawclDaesoAtanAravuolndisnnteggrwaxsdelps,iAaPtaealArivurmsonfeneiissnngwsitaiAteggvreneteaBsxeus.nAdPdtalpO,AirPtrea-vurieoealRenlenixusmsndnnfdgIshteisGesggreiiiiaittxpbInasvnieNtdlpo,aeiiut.wdtapeAealniirPinoBe-amsiiLndfendletpeixnrusngAidgtienhiaristWnvRnoiietgintparebeau.TfidprastodrairPsAownte-saioniifenlJhngoxabruaifdgtHdyihtpnnesonpailieninaIdrtrpebanGooiirgwanogrragioffHwAtasstiniiiensrtAshnnnodiihoDcdgitypaganbsp,uifEeTlniMcnreonjlloiGiaampgwadnrracofrlpRiratsteigltguCuostAfnEnwhoifeararsungabrEeifWcoonglManeosslulimrdollaicdl,riknlacoaaicrpmcsgwagCofhralesteltioeurosrunrwoi&fcanrgalrarseluukmooonlicpMsnslnmrdaacp,iakadcohrlctcespltwsufCaew,&eforaorrrueorooannr.lMsuklmmrdo,pksRncccoisawdcoCasehpeosorflrul,oeaanrluNkrlm.opasnmciadcoohpskf,er. 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Courtesy the artist and Maningrida Arts. SaltOsCapolte-nantreTt.mhcoupmrso.-raMsOauaroplytne-aAn1rr0tTt..ch3ou0mrasm.-aM-u4opnm1.0/T.Su3ae0ltsa./mCWo-e4ndptembmy. pTauoperpastr./yW.Aerdt by appt. 33-35 Hesse Street, Queenscliff, VIC 3225 The Rip October 19 Page 29 (03) 5258 3988 E: [email protected] Front image: Pepai Jangala Carroll, Ininti, 170 x 280cm (detail).
arts Young talents win the creation of an audio visual project titled Lit fest president career boost ‘Humans Weep,’ incorporating music, live targets new audience video and photography. The fledgling careers of three local musicians The new head of the Queenscliff Literary Festival have been given a boost, after being named Meanwhile, South West singer - songwriter has her sights set on luring a wider audience – people recipients of two Queenscliff Music Festival Cooper Lower, is the recipient of QMF’s annual who wouldn’t normally attend such an event. grants. Alison McKenzie Mentor Program prize - named in honour of a former board member. Planning is already underway for the 2020 Momoko Rose (pictured) and Nathan Seeckts festival, which, according to Pauline Nunan, will will each be supported with forthcoming “Cooper's musical intuitions have carried seek to appeal to non-typical patrons. recording, live show and video projects to the him to audiences at the Melbourne International tune of $5,000, as part of QMF’s Emerging Guitar Night, Fretmonkey Guitarist Showcase “There is a range of topics that will appeal to Artist Grant (EAG). The two will also appear (USA) and Tollwood Sommerfest (Germany),” many who may not normally think of attending a live at November’s festival. a QMF spokesperson said. literary festival. Politics, history, human rights, the environment, food, sport and gardening, as well as Seeckts’ release ‘Sirens’ addresses domestic Cooper will be mentored by Ash Grunwald literary and popular fiction were part of this year's violence, with all proceeds from its sale donated as part of the award. offerings,” Ms Nunan said. to a not-for-profit charity aimed at safeguarding children. Nina Kenwood pictured with dad, David and “We plan to have more events related to mum Colleen. indigenous writing, art, poetry and a fun micro- For Momoko Rose, the grant will assist in Nina Kenwood has started work on a new fiction competition [and] we will continue to have novel, following the success of her debut some quirky events in slightly unusual venues.” offering 'It Sounded Better in my Head.' The young mum was in Queenscliff last month Ms Nunan boasts extensive experience in event for a special book signing at Seaview Art management, marketing and recruitment. She takes Gallery. over the position from the festival’s creator and inaugural president Marylou Gilbert, who in the space of just three years helped grow it into one of the most popular cultural events on the Bellarine. Ticket sales for this year’s fest were up a staggering 80 per cent on the previous year. “I have long been an avid reader and lover of books and the festival is a highlight of the Queenscliffe calendar . It is exciting to have so many varied and high quality authors coming here to speak and interact with festival-goers, giving us food for thought and encouraging discussions,” she said. “Most importantly I am looking forward to working with our energetic and enthusiastic committee and programmer who have been so instrumental in making the festival such a success. 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Dental program scoring results queenscliff FeNpfiwsMrhtEeemLivnowyWatwiitillonolS!nLtpg-itagehknhciessitaa$ael2dt0urauonrfdemf : Three year old Ethan Pavlovic your one hour hot (pictured) does not usually cope REAWAKEN THE NATURE OF YOUNstGo-nLeOmOasKsIaNgGe...SKIN well with a trip to the dentist, but a first of its kind program being REVOLUTIONARY piloted in Point Lonsdale has changed his experience. 2-in-1 Bellarine Community Health lifting, firming has introduced the program, serum works specifically for people with an instantly and Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD). over time to reduce the signs Ethan's mum, Samatha, said a of ageing carefully-planned personalised by as much as induction made all the difference for her son. 5 YEARS! “Before the appointment the dental team went through everything TREATMENT MENU: with us that could make it easier for Ethan. We agreed on a plan that • shdeeml•rlmdaiccearolroadmgpfeaicrpamcallioaiaccbgllearsiaat•csnimaoisotnicnac•lrr•etsopkfTaadeiRncndeiEsaicrntAlsumaTer•rneMeatcsodEbof&aNs:lrimcaTnmisegaaMiconl•eEsiincpu•NcutliUprocesa:eskslmdip•niesecehrucleeserljlea•uucosvtraieg&cpanapnmalliicctpaaifoenaticeonicinla•suilsp•roel hrsgaairnriecdu would work for him like having his favourite TV show on the iPad, toys if he needed them and not reclining the chair back.” MMAASSSASGAEG:E: •dedeeepp ttiissssuuee• •rerleaxla•xho•thsototnest•orenmee•driaelmedial The family were sent a pack containing the sorts of things used at the dentist like gloves and facemask, along with a social story and *h*ehaelathlthfufunnddrerebbaatteess aavvaaiillaabbllee 22/10/2018 10:58 visual schedule with pictures that Ethan could follow. 52585w24w52w83w3.4qw2-u3wLe3Be.eqO-vnuLeOseelceKv1lnie,fOflsQdc1Nalu,iLyQeINsdeupaEneay:ses.cncplsioafcf.mlcHio.aamHrub.aaorubuor ur The week prior to his appointment, Ethan played with the things in his pack and got familiar with the social story and schedule. B O OKIN ON GS “As soon as we walked in, we showed Ethan the schedule and said LAIVNAEI this is where you are up to, so now it’s time to sit in the chair and he L A B was happy to do it,” says Samantha. “It all just flowed, and the Dentist L and team were so patient.” E Any person, of any age, with ASD from across Geelong and the Bellarine can access the program. To make an appointment, call 5258 0828 or if you would like to join the BCH online community forum for more information about the service, go to the Communities page at www.bch.org.au/communities and create an account through the sign in button. Massage Therapist Petrina Blair-Tierney Remedial/Sports/Relaxation/TMJ Ph: 0429 380 317 Ct. Neuromuscular Therapy Dip.Ther.Mass/B.Ed. (Phys Ed) Health Fund Rebates Available POINT LONSDALE ENERGY FOR LIFE Stay motivated through the colder months! Kerry Pettigrove Personal Trainer with more than 20 years experience One on One training • Group training Circuit Classes • Boxing Classes • Boot-camps 5258 1670 - 0414 581670 The Rip October 19 Page 31
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