The Rip - October 2017

Queenscliff27CELEBRATINGRIPYEARSand Point LonsdaleYour Community Voice October 2017 No. 295 All aboard! The latest and most unique addition to our local food and wine scene is ready to roll - yes roll! - this month. The Q Train is bringing six recently refurbished carriages, a team of award winning chefs and the region’s best produce to The Bellarine Railway for a dining experience unlike any other. With three dining carriages and two bars it's likely to be a big hit with locals and visitors alike. Visit www.theqtrain.com.au for bookingsDavid McDonald Builders The Rip October 2017 Page 1building with excellence Complete Building Service Award Winning Designs Coastal Living at its Finestwww.davidmcdonaldbuilders.com.aue: [email protected]: 0418 599620

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Council forced to move cabinsBackflip prompts angryoutburst from Mayor The Queenscliff Recreation Reserve is set to have been heard, you’ve been heard by me,” Mayor Tony Francisbe the new home of a 10-cabin development, she said. has lashed outafter the Borough of Queenscliffe was forced at sections of theto scrap plans to build the dwellings on A report on the change of location will now community afterShortland’s Bluff. be prepared for this month’s Council meeting Council was forced and the search for a “world-leading” architect to scrap plans for Councillors unanimously approved a motion to design the cabins is continuing. cabins on Shortlandlast week to investigate building the mostly Blufftwo-storey dwellings at the southeast end of the Council officers are also examining where thereserve, currently housing seven single storey reserve’s manager’s lodge and existing cabins sporting bodies.cabins. can be relocated.. “One of the options could be to relocate some The backflip follows an ultimatum from “It will probably include the moving of the of them to Golightly [Caravan Park] but weBellarine MP Lisa Neville to either find a new existing house to make more space and of need to go through the department… there’shome or miss out on $2.69 million in state course we’re also going to get a new kiosk,” certainly space there to look at relocating thegovernment funding towards the borough’s said Cr Bob Merriman, who put forward the existing rec reserve cabins,” Cr Merriman$7 million Destination Queenscliff Project – of motion. said. “We know that we‘ve got to put themwhich the cabins are a key component. somewhere to earn money from them.” “The intention is not to in any way impose It also follows a sustained community upon the existing recreation area for the The federal government has agreed to amendcampaign opposing development on the Bluff. its existing Destination Queenscliff funding contract, worth almost $3.5 million, to enable “There’s been rightly some really strong the relocation away from the bluff.views in the community about what shouldhappen in that area and whether there should The outcome as a “terrific victory forbe any development like eco-cabins,” Ms people power,” said Corangamite MP SarahNeville told residents gathered at a publicmeeting last week. continued pg 10 “I do remember saying to Council that as faras I can see, people aren’t happy about it butshow me otherwise, and that’s hasn’t happened. “Although there’s been a view that we needthe cabins to support some kind of tourism… Ithink largely, overwhelmingly, people did notthink that was the right place to put those eco-cabins,” Ms Neville said. “This is a strong community that has stronglymade its views known to everyone and youERHS,SAMOSKEIRTSP&IZACBZAALLROBLAEV.C.EUS.NESSS, HIECATPEIRZHZSC,AASOLMVSAEONKSSIE,RTHSSEIA&CATEBRALHSR,LBSAEM.COS.UK.EEISRTS &ABALRL.RBECUES AND OUTDOOR ALFRESCO and introducingTHEBIG GREEN EGG BARBECUES AND OUTDOOR ALFRESCO the ultimate99 West Fyans Street, Newtown BARBoutdoor c52o22o168k8 ing 99 West Fyans Street, Newtow9n9 West Fyans Street experience 5222 1688 5222 1688 info@classic replaces.com.au www.classic replaces.com.au 22/06/2017 7:57 am The Rip October 2017 Page 3

Finding strength in words“I’m not a professionaland would never beginto give people advice ontheir depression,” says IanDuckworth.Nevertheless, “Ducky”,as he’s better knownaround here, is doing whathe can to ensure localsknow there is alwayssomewhere to go andsomeone to talk to whenthings get tough.The well-known Point Geelong National Trust's Jennifer Bantow withLonsdale resident has David Connoleypenned Poems of the Point Heritage campaigner honoured- a unique and personal Geelong National Trust has awardedapproach to both imparting Queenscliff’s David Connoley the 2017 Christopher and Kelsey Gordon Award,his incredible local recognising his “outstanding contribution” to heritage conservation in the Geelong region.knowledge and raising Trust board member, Jennifer Bantow, spokeawareness of depression in Ian Duckworth has put his thoughts into a book to help raise of the enormous body of work Mr Connoley,our community. awareness of depression supported by wife Debra, has been involved in since becoming a Queenscliff resident in 1983. It tells the history of surf There’s even a poem in the book dedicated to His arrival in Queenscliff coincidedbreaks, sheds light on our with the work being done by Peter Lovell,maritime history and pays homage to local the “Surfing mums of Lonnie. ” Heritage consultant and with the town beingcharacters. It also includes a CD of 12 poems, “The main emphasis of the book is surfing, one of the first in Victoria recognised for itsaccompanied by the original music of local which has been in my life as far back as I can heritage values, conservation possibilities and remember. architecture.Nick Huggins.A similar book he created for Ocean Grove “We have come a long way over the years in This work, embodied within the Queenscliffe different years, but to a lot of people coming Urban Conservation Study 1984, became thehas already sold more than 300 copies. ‘bible’ on which Mr Connoley formed his“Hopefully it will brighten up someone’s day out and saying you have depression is seen as strong commitment to our local heritage, sheand put a smile on their face,” Ducky says of a weakness. I would never have done this 20 said. years ago but today I can do it without fear ofthe book. Since being elected President of the“Even though we live in a very special part reprisal and being fairly well-known in the area Queenscliff Community Association in 2014,of Australia, and even the world, it doesn’t I hope I can set an example and help people that he has been at the forefront of local heritagemean we are excluded from mental illness and are suffering.” protection campaigns – most recently regarding Ducky has four steps to impart to those in development on Shortland’s Bluff and thedepression. Queenscliff Avenue of Honour.“To different people it can mean different need of support:things, from losing a loved one, a husband, • Tell family and friendswife or child or even your dog. Sometimes it • Visit your doctor for advicelasts a short time and sometimes it can go on • In the event of an emergency ring beyondblue, andindefinitely.”And he speaks from experience. For many • Don’t dwell on it – the longer you do, the more your problems will grow.years Ducky has waged his own personal battlewith depression, brought on many years ago by Poems of the Point can be purchased at Lix Ice-a workplace back injury that has left him living Creamery and Café, in Queenscliff and Pointwith constant pain and robbed him of his ability Lonsdale. beyondblue wallet cards are also available in both outlets.to pursue his life-long passion for surfing. THURS - SUN I 10AM-4PM The Rip October 2017 Page 4

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Who are we? Strategy from page 3highlights identity gap Meanwhile, the Mayor There appears has been accused of to be a very being “out of touch” clear hidden agenda to with the community after undermine and threaten this fragmentation. launching an attack on borough. Our size, ageing population and rents and sections of the community rates are also listed as challenges to growth. “The relatively small size and the peaceful opposed to development village atmosphere is undoubtedly more on Shortland Bluff. opportunity than challenge when looking to the future. But the borough is not an island Gallery members and cannot see itself as such. Proactive, managed economic activity is the key to not stormed out of the Towan just preserving the past but also enabling the future,” the strategy says. Hall after Cr Francis Unlocking and maximising the tourism accused sections of the – Tony Francis potential of Queenscliff Fort, an integrated arts and culture calendar and building our community of seeking to reputation as a health and wellness destination are listed among potenital measures for undermine the borough’s success. independence. The Queenscliff Council has just awarded Deloitte a $200,000 tender to prepare a Fort “Some council officers, some councilors tourism masterplan. It denies the contract undermines the objectivity of the Economic have experience intimidation, harassment and Development Strategy's recommendations. bullying over differeing opinions,” he said. ‘The resolution to appoint Deloitte to undertake the EDS work was undertaken “The perception I have of some aspects of under the CEO’s delegation on 20th March 2017 Queenscliff needs a “common, shared, and the resolution to appoint Deloitte head of the community and the media in reporting ofcompelling narrative” to attract visitors the Fort of Queenscliff business case was madeand promote a strong year round economy, at the Council meeting of 24 August 2017,” this matter – and it’s not only been this matter,according to a newly-released blueprint for said Phillip Carruthers, General Managerfuture growth of our municipality. Organisational Performance and Community it has been a number of critical large projects Services. The Draft Economic Development Strategy, of the borough – is that there appears to be aprepared by Deloitte, has listed our failureto properly tell our own story as one of the very clear hidden agenda to undermine andborough’s key challenges. threaten this borough.\" “Previous efforts in developing this have notbeen thorough and inclusive, and so have not Those in the gallery included two Queenscliffbeen successful,” the report says. Citizens of the year, the heads of the The $65,000 strategy, jointly funded by thestate government and Borough of Queenscliffe, Queenscliff Community and Point Lonsdalehighlights a “fractured” retail and hospitalitylandscape and warns against further Civic Associations and a former Councillor. 'You wouldn't be sitting there if it wasn't for us,\" one of them yelled back. The outburst was \"unprecdented\" according to PLCA president Fay Agterhuis. Editorial – Page 14 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 Member The Rip October 2017 Page 10

Worth protecting? A clean-upHave your say! of the Point Lonsdale Locals have just a matter of days to have their say on whether or not LighthousePoint Lonsdale Lighthouse Reserve should be included on the National Reserve canHeritage List. finally begin The Australian Heritage Council is calling for community feedback as Let the clean-up beginpart of its assessment of the reserve and surrounding areas. A clean up the Point Lonsdale result will be a more attractive The site is on a Priority Assessment List after a formal application was Lighthouse Reserve – including location that can be enjoyed bylodged by resident Andrew Sutherland and supported by federal MP’s removal of derelict former camp residents and visitors.”Greg Hunt and Sarah Henderson. buildings - can finally begin, after the state government announced The project will create nine “Consultation, including in relation to the geographical boundary of a $500,000 grant for stage one of construction jobs and deliver anany National Heritage listed site, is integral,” said Ms Henderson. the works. estimated $2.1 million benefit to the local community, Ms Neville “I am delighted that the local community has this opportunity and I Bellarine MP Lisa Neville says said.encourage as many people as possible to take part.” the funding will help to improve accessibility to the research, while The announcement comes Those seeking protection for Queenscliff Lighthouse Resertve and maintaining its “rich natural and three years after the communityother heritage places could also lobby for their inclusion, Ms Henderson heritage assets.” overwhelmingly rejected a resort-said. style development on the reserve Unused and unsafe Toc H camp in favour of limited landscaping Mr Sutherland, a member of the Point Lonsdale Lighthouse Reserve buildings will be demolished, works.Reference Group, said various heritage, environment and community interpretive signs will be installedgroups were working behind the scenes to prepare a joint submission and new pathways built. In recent times it has been athat would ultimately protect both reserves. target for vandals with repeated “The project will tidy up some graffiti attacks and one of the Toc “This submission will pull together themes of military and maritime parts of the foreshore that need H cabins being set alight. Chargesheritage, natural environment, indigenous history, immigration and extra care, including removal of are yet to be laid over that incident.tourism,” he said. weeds and landscaping. The end “One of the strong messages in [Council’s new draft EconomicDevelopment report] is that the Borough has no compelling narrativewhich enables it to break out of the highly seasonal boom-bust cycle. “Many working on the Point Lonsdale submission consider theanswer lies in leveraging of the extraordinary high value heritage storyat the entry to Port Phillip Heads – Queenscliff, Point Lonsdale andPoint Nepean,” he said. Submissions must be lodged with the Australian Heritage Council inwriting by 5:00pm AEST, Monday 23 October 2017.  Comments can besent by email to [email protected] or by post to: Australian Heritage Council GPO Box 787 Something Something to accompany different your mealFresh quality ingredients Quality pre-made meals Point Lonsdale Supermarket shopping made easy...Point Lonsdale Village P: 5258 4911 Open 7 days: 8am - 8pm Follow us on instagram: @pointlonsdaleiga The Rip October 2017 Page 11

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NATIONAL RECYCLING WEEK13 TO 17 NOVEMBER 2017Drop these unwanted items into Items acceptedQueenscliff Town Hall for recycling from Polystyrene packaging –9.00am to 4.00pm non-commercial quantitiesMonday, November 13 to Mobile phones, batteries and chargersFriday, November 17, 2017 Fluorescent light tubes and Compact Fluorescent Lamps (CFLs)The Borough of Queenscliffe is a proud supporter of National Recycling Week Household batteries – sizes AAA, AA, C, D, 6 volt, 9 volt and button These items cannot be recycled through your kerbside recycling bin. 50 Learmonth Street (PO Box 93) Queenscliff VIC 3225 Telephone: 03 5258 1377 | Fax: 03 5258 3315 | www.queenscliffe.vic.gov.auLiving etc OCT 17.pdf 1 23/09/2017 8:34 am C M YCMMY We proudly stock Amelia Anderson Photography artworks.CYMY Come in store to see the whole collection of nature inspired works! K The Rip October 2017 Page 13

editorial lettersDear Tony… Mad Hatter's party allYou missed your mark… by a over again!long way! Dear Editor, At September's Council meeting Mayor Tony residents at arms length rather than initiate real I have just been informed that the firmFrancis unleashed an angry attack on residents discussions that properly measure sentimentwho had successfully fended off yet another ill and take community with it? Deloitte has been awarded the $200,000 tenderconsidered, badly planned borough-initiated to develop a business plan to ‘Unlock thedevelopment. When genuine exchange sof ideas do occur Fort’ for the Queenscliffe Borough Council. In – as with the Point Lonsdale foreshore, and is another recently published letter to the editor Itwas unfair and unfounded. And it missed currently happening behind the scenes with I made reference to the Cervantes novel Thethe target by a long way. the harbour’s revised tourism plan – it actually Ingenious Nobleman Mister Quixote of La Mancha works! in terms of the ongoing folly of Queenscliff Those in the gallery, defenceless and Council fighting fantasy windmills.unable to answer back under the rules of The community expects better outcomes andlocal government, included two Queenscliffe a better understanding of what we want from I openly apologise for that incorrect literaryCitizens of the Year – one of them the principal our CEO. It's the job of councillors to ensure we attribution, having realised the true referenceof our biggest primary school - a highly- get it! was author Lewis Carroll, and the book Throughregarded local businesswoman and champion the Looking-Glass, and What Alice Found There.of the environment, a tireless campaigner for In recent months Council has progressivelyrefugees and a former councilor – who served robbed locals of opportunities to voice their Having just had their heads cut off by thehis time long-before hefty, tax-free Councillor concerns. The most telling of these measures Red Queen and White Queen in regard to thestipends. They are all genuine doers in our has been a gag on Council meeting questions. lost battle of the White Lighthouse Eco Cabins,community who have given countless hours Queenscliffe Council are back with a schemeof volunteer work to make our twin towns a In a democratic community every person is that rivals Alice’s folly in attempting to validatemuch-better place to live. entitled to a say - not just those pushing one reason out of nonsense. The nonsense being pro-tourism/development message, as has been the development plan for Fort Queenscliff Some of them walked out of the gallery happening all too often within Council's inner- produced by the White Rabbit – TRC Tourismshaking their heads in disbelief at what you had sanctum. in 2015.just accused them of. When residents don't get to have their say Council must surely be aware of the Mayor, you should have instead turned your they create their own platform - letters to the significant National Heritage status thathead ever so-slightly to the left, and on behalf editor, petitions, social media pages, protest overlays Fort Queenscliff. On top of this, I haveof this community – the one you promised with rallies... they have no other option. been reliably informed that the Department ofenormous gusto to go into bat for – asked CEO Defence has expressed no current intention ofLenny Jenner why this keeps happening! Nobody endorses intimidation and bullying handing control of the fort to the Victorian State of councillors - if that actually has occured, but Government, or allowing it to pass into the Why does this community have to keep Mayor, I heard the community sentiment over hands of private developers.going to war over projects we tell you from the Shortland Bluff loud and clear,get-go we don’t want? There are at least two ongoing defence uses Sarah Henderson heard it. being made of the buildings within the fort Why does Mr Jenner continue to oversee Lisa Neville heard it. walls. Moving these facilities to new locationsan administration that wastes enormous It didn’t come from a small minority. It would involve many million dollars.amounts of money and energy in reports and came from residents, families, mariners,plans prepared by out-of-towners who have historians and business operators including To develop the Fort as a profitable businessno knowledge of the fabric of this community accommodation providers - still justifiably facility of any type would require theand that continue to ignore the fierce passion of concerned about the unfair competition posed investment of far more millions of dollars.locals for heritage and the environment? by Council-operated cabins. It was evidenced with more than 1,000 Although members of Queenscliffe Borough Why is the borough so determined to keep petition signatures collected in the space of just Council had been offered an escorted tour a few hours. of the fort buildings by volunteers andLAKERENGINEERING If you didn’t hear it, that’s your bad! members of the Australian Army History When initially questioned over Shortland Unit - to comprehensively discuss the real, not · Steel Fabricator Bluff cabins some three years ago, 75 percent of imagined, state of the fort structures - instead, · Turning and Fitting locals said they didn’t want them. This didn’t, two councillors recently chose to tour the fort as you have wrongly asserted, only become an grounds incognito with a standard one hour · Machining issue this year! Fort Queenscliff Museum guided tour. So much · Stainless Steel I for one applaud the efforts of those who for discussion and informed choice. & Aluminium have forced their relocation. Without their continued love for this place Let the next battle commence. · Welding we would probably by now have a resort on the Keith Quinton, AAHU volunteer researcher · Steel Sales Point Lonsdale lighthouse reserve, performing Fort Queenscliff stingrays in the harbor and would no doubt be Tel (03) 5258 1777 well-advanced in having two storey cabins on SHARE YOUR VIEWS: 0418 521 199 one of Australia’s most historically significant headlands. What love to hear what you have to say and And contrary to your claims of them trying to destroy our independence, these doers are also encourage your letters. Views expressed the ones who fought off amalgamation all those years ago. are not necessarily those of the Editor and Hopefully the relocation of these cabins will deliver a happy ending to an ugly campaign preference is given to letters that carry an that need never have happened - if only Council has listened! author's name and address. Ed. 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OpinionThe case for protecting our reservesLocals has until October 23 to have their instrumental in getting this budget approved and tourism. The final version will be available however, the current Council also deserves on the Friends of the Point Lonsdale Lighthousesay on whether or not the Point Lonsdale credit for following through on the clear website and Facebook page. direction provided by the first CommunityLighthouse Reserve - and heritage areas Reference Group. The newly established So why do all this? Apart from the obvious Reference Group is another positive step by outcome of protecting and preservingof Queenscliff - should be added to the the Council and it’s hoped by Christmas time nationally important heritage, it’s useful to visitors to the site will see some activity on the consider this work in context of the Council’sNational Heritage List. site. recent Deloitte Draft Economic Development Strategy. This report provides a good basisAndrew Sutherland, the resident who The second recent major event is theAustralian to consider the Borough’s strengths and Heritage Council seeking public submissions weaknesses regarding business sustainability,initiated the current discussion with his on the National Heritage application for the and again the Council can be commended for Reserve. The genesis of this goes back the first initiating this discussion. One of the strongown private nomination, spells out the case Community Reference Group, which called for messages in the Deloitte report is that the national recognition and protection of the site. Borough has no compelling narrative, whichfor protection... In response to this, in May 2016, then Federal enables it to break out of the highly seasonal Environment Minister, Greg Hunt MP, together boom-bust cycle. Many working on the Point The Point Lonsdale Lighthouse Reserve with the local Member for Corangamite, Sarah Lonsdale submission consider the answerhas been in the news in recent weeks for two Henderson MP, announced the Coalition, if lies in leveraging of the extraordinary highencouraging reasons. Firstly, the Australian re-elected, would support National Heritage value heritage story at the entry to Port PhillipHeritage Council has called for submissions listing for the Reserve. Minister Hunt indicated Heads – Queenscliff, Point Lonsdale and Pointregarding the applicability of a National the move for listing would need to be driven Nepean. This is one of the reasons why someHeritage listing for the Reserve. Secondly, by the Queenscliffe Council, residents and have fought so hard against the tourist housingthe State Member for Bellarine, the Hon Lisa community groups. Disappointingly, the development on Shortland’s Bluff – it wouldNeville MP, announced on 15 September a grant previous Council advised National Heritage quite simply seriously undermine the heritageof $0.5M had been allocated to the Reserve to was not a priority. values of the area by obscuring the world class“improve accessibility for people of all abilities vista from the Commonwealth Heritage listedwhile also protecting the area’s rich natural and However, in late 2016, as part of the Council Fort Queenscliff and substantially cover a rareheritage assets.” election, each candidate was asked about defence slope which is integral to the Fort what they thought the future of the Reserve design. These two events are important way points should be. Three of the current Councillors,in the long journey to re-establish the Reserve Boyce Pizzey, Susan Salter and Ross Ebbels It is notable that Commonwealth statisticsas an iconic part of Point Lonsdale with its articulated enthusiasm for a heritage listing, (ABS 8165.0 Counts of Australian Businesses,world-class environment and heritage assets with Bob Merriman also calling for a Heritage including Entries and Exits, Jun 2012 to Junappropriately protected and recognized. Review. On the basis of such Councillor and 2016) show that businesses engaged in heritageHowever, it mightn’t have turned out like Commonwealth Government encouragement, activities have the highest survivabilitythis. The history of the Reserve has not been an application was made in February 2017 rate of any ANZSIC Subdivision. Likewisea happy tale of sound management – for to have the Reserve assessed for National Government research confirms destinationsyears the site suffered from chronic neglect Heritage under the Environment Protection such as National Parks and National Heritageresulting in many of the heritage structures and and Biodiversity Conservation Act 1999. lead to an extended tourism season which canpublic infrastructure badly deteriorating. The The proposal received solid support from assist local businesses and generate sustainablesituation did not improve once the Queenscliffe organizations and individuals such as the Point revenue for the local council through a buoyantCouncil took over management in 2012. Indeed, Lonsdale Civic Association, the Queenscliff local economy. The rising tide lifts all boats,the Council’s plans for the Reserve precipitated Community Association, National Trust, and environmental and heritage-based tourism,one of the biggest public backlashes in the Queenscliff Environment Forum, Victorian while not a complete panacea, can undoubtedlyBorough’s long history when a commercial National Parks Association, Lisa Neville MP, provide a strong driver for Borough visitation.development was mooted as the Council Sarah Henderson MP and Greg Hunt MP. Itclaimed it didn’t have the resources to manage can take years be considered for National We are fortunate to live in a fabulous partthe site properly. Heritage but in June this year Ms Henderson of the world. The trick is to keep it that way announced the Pt Lonsdale Lighthouse Reserve while helping businesses and the Council After a bruising but unnecessary fight, the had made the Finalised Priority Assessment remain viable. The Council working with theCouncil learned just how special the Lonsdale List for the National Heritage List for 2017- community in a collaborative manner canLighthouse precinct is to locals. The term 18. Ms Henderson said the outcome was a definitely make it happen.‘unnecessary’ is used because it was clear classic example of “people power” drivingfrom the get-go that the proposal seriously an outstanding legacy for future generations. David Wilkinsonclashed with the low-key coastal town feel Realistically it’s unlikely the National Heritage Builderscherished by generations of Lonsdale residents application would have succeeded withoutand visitors. In a resounding vote in 2014, Ms Henderson’s strong backing at the Federal New Homes Renovations Extensionsdevelopment was overwhelmingly rejected. level.In May 2015, the Council prudently voted to Phone: 0438 258324follow the Community Reference Group’s Now the Australian Heritage Council has Email: [email protected] for the Reserve which called for submissions on the Lighthousefocussed on actions such as: completing a Reserve which must be received by 23 October.management plan; stabilising the military In the past few months a team comprisingbuildings; removing dilapidated huts; heritage, history, environment and communityimproving walking tracks; revegetation; greater groups and individuals has been workingemphasis on heritage; and, national recognition toward a co-authored submission. In a veryand protection. welcome decision, the Council has advised it would also like to be a party to this work. Since then, both the Council and many in This submission will pull together themesthe wider Point Lonsdale community have of military and maritime heritage, naturallobbied State & Federal Government members environment, indigenous history, immigrationand Government agencies to provide fundingfor protection and preservation of the Reserve’sbuilt heritage and environmental assets. Thiseffort has been rewarded with the recent StateGovernment grant which comes on top ofCommonwealth Green Army funding. MsNeville’s personal advocacy for the Reserve was The Rip October 2017 Page 15

Borough Bulletin October 2017Mayor’s message Community Grants funding Borough’s event program. Details for each event, promotes creativity and including any associated cost, are listed in theCouncil welcomes the Victorian government’s independence program.announcement to fund two significantprojects in Point Lonsdale and Queenscliff. The Queenscliff Kindergarten has made great The Victorian Seniors Festival is particularly use of Council’s Community Grants funding to important to the Borough of Queenscliffe as weMinister for Water and Police, and local offer outdoor education sessions that promote have a higher proportion of people at post-member for the Bellarine, Lisa Neville MP, creativity, independence and resilience. retirement age than any other Victorian council.has announced a grant for $500,000 for the There is something for everyone in this year’s‘Point Lonsdale Lighthouse Reserve – The Kinder Explorers Program encourages the program of events, to match the passion andStage 1’ project through the Regional kinder kids to try new things, develop their capacity involvement of the seniors in our community.Jobs and Infrastructure Fund. This is a for risk assessment and use their imagination tovital investment in Point Lonsdale and invent their own games. Commencement of mosquitoacknowledges years of advocacy and control seasoncommunity campaigning for the removal of It’s terrific to see the results of our Communityunused and unsafe buildings at the reserve Grants program in action. Council is very proud Council has commenced this year’s mosquitoand to take care of the area’s natural assets. to be able to support projects like these that control program at sites across the Borough. The contribute to health, wellbeing and learning in program is part of the largest mosquito controlThis funding will enable Council to forge our community. initiative in Victoria and consists of a combinationahead with the community to invest in the of fortnightly monitoring and aerial treatments.repair and environmental planning of the If you would like to find out more about Council’sPoint Lonsdale Lighthouse Reserve. The Community Grants program, visit the Grants The control program is implemented annuallypurpose of the project is to rejuvenate the and Funding page of Council’s website, www. to minimise the risk of mosquito-borne diseasesnatural beauty of the reserve, to enhance queenscliffe.vic.gov.au/community/grants-and- and preserve the amenity of Borough residentsthe visual character of this area, and to funding, and click on ‘Community Grants’. and visitors as much as possible. To find outprovide a range of public infrastructure more, visit the Public Health section of Council’simprovements. Fitness and fun in 2017 Walk website at www.queenscliffe.vic.gov.au/ to School program community/public-health.The project reference group and PointLonsdale community have contributed As part of VicHealth’s 2017 Walk to School program, Follow the Trail to discoversignificantly to the planning process for Council is hosting breakfast for all three primary local artworksthis project. They are very passionate schools in the Borough of Queenscliffe on Fridayabout it and supportive of the planned 20 October. The second Bellarine Arts Trail will be staged overimprovements and it’s terrific that the Melbourne Cup weekend this year at locationstheir vision is coming to fruition. This The Walk to School program is a free, easy and across the Bellarine Peninsula.commitment to the Point Lonsdale fun way for kids to get active and learn healthyLighthouse Reserve will deliver upon habits for life. Council is delighted to be part of Follow the Trail from 10.00am to 4.00pm onthe community’s aspirations for this key this important initiative. Our successful grant Saturday 4 November and Sunday 5 November tocommunity and tourist space. application has provided local school children with discover art and meet the artists in their studios improved footpaths for safe travel and funded our and at galleries and creative venues throughoutCouncil is very appreciative of Minister healthy breakfast event. We love to see families Queenscliff, Point Lonsdale, Ocean Grove andNeville’s support and efforts to secure this walking, scooting or riding to school to help local Barwon Heads.funding. We are also delighted at Minister kids get active and build healthy habits, confidenceNeville’s announcement of $2.69 million for and friendships. Entry to all Arts Trail venues is free. Maps will bethe ‘Destination Queenscliff’ project. available from the Queenscliffe Visitor Information Victorian Seniors Festival 2017 Centre and participating Arts Trail venues inThe Borough of Queenscliffe is fast the Borough of Queenscliffe, including localbecoming a destination of choice. Minister The 35th Victorian Seniors Festival 2017 is on again commercial galleries, the Queenscliff and DistrictNeville’s announcements pave the way this October and there are plenty of activities Neighbourhood House, the Observation Tower atfor future generations to visit, enjoy and happening in the Borough of Queenscliffe. the Queenscliff Harbour, and Uniting Church halls.experience the very best of our region. The program of events hosted by the Borough of The Bellarine Arts Trail is proudly brought to you byCr Tony Francis Queenscliffe runs for the full month of October. the Barwon Heads Arts Council, with the supportMayor – Borough of Queenscliffe Drop in to Council’s offices at 50 Learmonth Street, of the Borough of Queenscliffe and the City of Queenscliff, the Visitor Information Centre or Greater Geelong. the Queenscliff Library to pick up a copy of the For more information Next Council Meeting Visit www.queenscliffe.vic.gov.au The next Ordinary Meeting of Council or contact the Borough of will be held on Thursday 26 October Queenscliffe on 5258 1377. commencing at 7:00pm. All welcome. 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 2017 Page 16

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Jardine Homes Council stands firm on End in sight for highway \"traditional\" Australia roadworks Custom-built homes and Renovations Day celebration Long running works to build a new Will Gordon Queenscliffe’s Australia Day celebration will roundabout on the Bellarine Highway at Point remain unchanged, despite a growing push Lonsdale are finally nearing completion. 0414 354 079 elsewhere to change the date. [email protected] Moremac, developers of the neighboring The www.jardinehomes.com.au Two Melhourne-based councils have pulled Point estate, say significant headway has been the pin on traditional January 26 celebrations, made with the construction, which involvesMECHANICAL REPAIRS in a show of support for their Indigenous new culverts under the highway, modifications constituents. to the estate’s waterway and installation of Pt Lonsdale/Queenscliff Barwon Water, Telstra and Powercor services. Automotive Centre The federal Government has stripped (Steve Higgins) Darebin and Yarra councils of their rights to “The new culverts are being constructed Full Car Servicing host citizenship ceremonies as a result of their in very difficult ground conditions where All Mechanical Repairs stand. ground water has to be managed to enable the construction to proceed,” said Property Group Fully Qualified Mechanic Other councils are understood to be Director Duncan McLellan Air Conditioning considering their position, however Queenscliffe CEO Lenny Jenner says our “This challenge, together with the need Repairs & Services municipality is not one of them. to protect the waterway from any adverse Pick Up Service Available construction impacts and ensure the safety “Council will undertake, or schedule and of workers onsite and the travelling public, (Local area only) implement, its Australia Day celebrations on the has led to construction taking longer than 26th January 2018, in accordance with Council’s previously anticipated. The program has also 46 Bellarine Highway, Australia Day policy,” he said. being heavily impacted by the winter rains. Queenscliff “I think that one could argue very strongly “We appreciate the patience of the travelling PHONE: 5258 4668 that this is one of the most popular civic events public and the respect shown for our traffic 0418 524 861 held in the Borough of Queenscliffe’s annual management and road work speed limits and calendar. ask that this continue as the works now enter DIGBY MORAN their final phase,” Mr McClellan said. “It respects and includes a range of different LANDSCAPES communities. The celebration, as scheduled to Traffic has recently been re-directed into a (Assoc. Dip Hort, Burnely) date, includes a Welcome to Country ceremony, new northern carriageway, head of construction an official flag-raising ceremony, an address of the southern carriageway. Specialising in low-maintenance, by the Mayor, an address by the Australia low-water gardens Day ambassador and Australia Day Awards All works should be finished by the end of presentation. next month. Design & Construction Quality Paving “Everybody is welcome and participation is The roundabout will service traffic in and out Retaining Walls promoted and encouraged,” Mr Jenner said. of the estate via the new Point Boulevard – a Turf road stretching between the highway and Shell Irrigation January 26, the day Captain Cook is credited Road. with arriving on our shores, is regarded Landscape Plans for Council as “Invasion Day” by many indigenous Stages six and seven of the 600-home approval Australians. development will commence once works are finished. Qualified Tree Arborist 0412 520 438 or The project does not include duplication of 5258 1547 Bellarine Highway. email: [email protected] New foreshore clean-up underway Unsightly weeds and vegetation are getting the chop on a section of Queenscliff front beach. A team of Conservation Volunteers has been undertaking the clean up, on the ferry terminal side of the Queenscliff pier, as part of a Federal Government funded Green Army project. Parks Victoria manages the land, although the works are being overseen by the Borough of Queenscliffe. They include removal of Sallow Wattle, a species identified as an invasive weed. As a result, no permit was required for the works, a Council spokesperson said. “The overall plan is to continue hand weeding in selected areas of the foreshore and to undertake a revegetation program with low growing indigenous coastal plant species in those areas that have been cleared,” she said. The clean-up compliments works undertaken in Council-managed foreshore land on the opposite side of the pier. The Rip October 2017 Page 18

1 National Director of the Australian October DiaryRepublican Movement, Michael Conney, 18 GEELONG CUPpresents Advance Australia Where? - anew at the case for change 20 years 20 Queenscliff-Point Lonsdale OXFAMafter Australia failed Reublic referendum.3pm Salt Contemporary. RSVP info@ Annual Dinner. Enjoy a 3-course Iraqithebookshopqueenscliff.com. Free event. dinner. $35 includes complimentary glass of champagne on arrival. 6pm - tables of 8 or join5-8 ROYAL GEELONG SHOW with others. Bookings essential. Contac Les 0409 8754787 Queenscliffe Historical Museum 21 Join in the party as Searoad Ferries Celebrating ourPresident Garry Spry will launch The Swan seniorsIsland Connection - the latest book by local celebrates its 30th birthday. Live music, foodauthor Dorothy Johnston. trucks, bar and fire works are among the It's Victorian Seniors Festival Month andIt is the second in her sea-change mystery highlights on board the boat. Log on to the the borough is hosting a number of evnts toseries, set in Queenscliff. company website for details. celebrate including a Bus trip to Ballarat andThe book will be launched at the Queenscliff a paddle steamer tour of Lake WendoureeBrewhouse on Saturday October 7 at 4pm. 22 Renowned 10 string guitarist on Tuesday October 24. The cost is $25 andRSVP [email protected] bookings are essential. Matthew Fagan returns to Queenscliff for a Other activities include Yin Yoga for Seniors,15 FAUNA FEST is an opportunity to one-off performance. 4pm at the Queenscliff come and try golf, tennis and croquet, movie Uniting Church. Tickets $25 includes and heritage walks For full details contact thecelebrate our pets. Take your pooch or fish, refreshments. Borough of Queenscliffe.cat or whtever along to the Blessing of Petsat Queenscliff Uniting Church at 10am, then 31 HALLOWEEN - Like it or not, expectenjoy the Dog Parade. Prizes for best dressed.This all-day event includes an animal farm, a visit from little locals!jumping castle and stalls.Party time as ferry turns 30 Locals have been invited to “rock the boat”to help celebrate 30 years of Searoad Ferries Back in the day... Searoad Ferries willcarrying passengers between Queenscliff and celebrate its 30th birthdaySorrento. The Port Phillip highway was officially this month with fireworks, opened to motorists when the MV Peninsula live music and food trucks The company has teamed up with the Princess crossed the bay in September 1987.Queenscliff Music Festival for a birthday event The vessel could carry 24 vehicles and up to 300 the scene, however, brothers Jack and the Harryto remember, on board one of the company’s passengers. Farnsworth were ferrying passengers across thetwo vessels, on Saturday October 21. bay in the 41-foot long converted cray boat, the The MV Queenscliff joined the fleet in 1993, M.V. Judith Ann. The berthed boat will be turned into a party carrying double the number of cars and up tovenue for the night, with live music upstairs, 700 passengers and now criss-crosses the bay By 1955 a growing number of tourists sawfood, pop up bars and a fireworks display. between Queenscliff and Sorrento in tandem them purchase the 71-foot long M.V Komuta. with the MV Sorrento (2001) 24 times a day, “We are really excited to be partnering with carrying an estimated 800,000 passengers and Sorrento businessman Warren Nealethe Queenscliff Music Festival, local producers 200,000 vehicles annually. purchased the operation in 1984 andand wineries to provide the very best in commissioned the 80 foot steel hulled J.Jentertainment, food and wine for our birthday Long before the Searoad Ferries arrived on Farnsworth. The two deck vessel was cpable ofcelebrations,” said Searoad Ferries CEO Matt carrying 300 passengers.McDonald. “The car deck will be decorated with stringedlights and Chinese lanterns for party-goers toenjoy the tastes, sights and sounds of the partyfrom the boat.” The party will be used as a warm up forNovember’s Music Festival, with entertainmenttby Bob Evans, GL Creek and DJ Vince Peach. Head Chef, Brent Love, will be servingan 80’s themed menu from the lounge deckand food trucks will provide an internationalsmorgasboard of street food from the car deck. “We’ll even be serving our own thirtiethanniversary beer, thanks to QueenscliffBrewhouse,” Mr McDonald said. Tickets are $25 and can be purchased atwww.searoad.com.au/rocktheboat/ The Rip October 2017 Page 19

Draft Economic Development Strategyavailable for feedback Council invites the community to review and provide feedback on the draft Economic Development Strategy. The document is available to view on the Borough website and also as a hard copy at the Council offices and the Queenscliffe Visitor Information Centre. Written submissions on the Draft Economic Development Strategy close at 4.00pm on Friday 20 October. Any questions about this project please contact Shannon Di Lisio 5258 1377 or [email protected]. For all project enquiries please contact Shannon Di Lisio, Tourism and Community Development Program Leader on 5258 1377 or [email protected] Neville MP Member for Bellarine For assistance on any issue please ring my Electorate O ce on 5250 1987 [email protected] Shop G066, Gateway Plaza 621-659 Bellarine Highway, Leopold Funded from Parliament’s Electorate Office and Communication Budget television • Installation of TV antennas/mast head amplifiers/boosters/TV points/cabling • Set up and tuning of TV’s/DVD’s/audio equipment/digital recorders etc • All TV reception problems diagnosed & fixed using the latest test equipment • All areas of Bellarine Peninsula & Geelong Keith Dorman: M: 0411 490 430 T: 03 5258 2068E [email protected] www.pointlonsdaletelevision.com.au The Rip October 2017 Page 20

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Tis the season (almost)…School health program wins grant funding 360Q owner Barry Iddles wants small business owners to circle December 9 in their diary, for St Aloysius Catholic Primary School and the community and help address a diverse range of one big Christmas party.Queenscliff/Point Lonsdale Uniting Church are health and wellbeing issues on the Bellarine.”among 24 community groups to receive funding The restaurant is throwing open its doors forfrom the latest round of Bellarine Community The successful projects cover a wide range the collective celebration, giving businesses aHealth’s Community Grants Program. of health and wellbeing initiatives including chance to share their end of season celebration a program to improve access to nutritious, with others. Other projects to share in $188,000 from safe and affordable food at St Aloysius andthe Health and Wellbeing Fund include a using musical therapy in a mental health “We understand how expensive it can be topreventative dental health program, healthy and wellbeing program through the Uniting book out a restaurant when you have a smalleating projects, arts therapy for people affected Church. team, and sometimes the ambience just isn’tby cancer and mental illness and a ParkRun for right,” said Barry.the Bellarine. A committee of community members administers the $1.2 million fund, created from “We want to create a night where local The successful applicants from the second proceeds of the privatisation of Coorabin and businesses with just a few staff can have a greatround of BCH’s Health and Wellbeing Fund Ann Nichol nursing homes. night at their individual table and maybe evenwere announced at a special celebration last do a little festive networking.”month. “We are very proud of the projects that we recommended for funding and we really Table allocations can be as small as two “The response to this second funding look forward to hearing about the group’s people. The $60 per head meal includes around has been outstanding,” said outgoing achievements over the lifecycle of their various grazing-style three-course menu.BCH Board Chair Hazel Ingram. “The Health projects,” said Chair Garry Royal.and Wellbeing Fund gives us a wonderful “It wouldn’t be a Christmas party if thereopportunity to collaborate with the local wasn’t some live music and, of course, some dancing at the end of the night,” he says. Bookings are now available online: www. trybooking.com/SCVA . Ian Warren Builder Pty LtdNew Homes Point LonsdaleExtensions 5258 2758Renovations 0418 525452 Decks [email protected] Registration no DB - U2446 HIA no 516372 The Rip October 2017 Page 26

Alistair Lang CEO apologises for palliative is saying care bungle goodbye to Queenscliff's A local Palliative Care Advisory Committee will be immediately Foodworks established, following criticism over the temporary suspension of supermarket overnight on-call services across our region. after 13 years New Bellarine Community Health CEO Shane Dawson blamed on-Time for a break ging staffing issues for the action and apologised for \"distress, difficulties or misunderstanding.\" After 14 years of running a seven -day week business, Alistair Lang islooking forward to having time on his hands. The service has since been reinstated. \"The purpose of the Commitee will be to identify current gaps in the The popular owner of Hesse Streets Foodworks supermarket is coordination, integration and delivery of Palliative Care,\" Mr Dawsonenjoying his final days in the store, when the store changes hands. said. \"The critical lesson that has been learnt by us all is that Bellarine Andrew & Tamara Gaylard owners of Point Lonsdale's IGA have Community Health musy engage with our community and we're askingpurchased the business and will transform it into another IGA branded for the community to join with us in developing the best Palliative Carestore. service for the Bellarine. \" Membership of the new committee will be drawn from health \"I know it's time for a change and I'm looking forward to it. professionals, clients, families, volunteers and staff, he said. \" Over time he has witnessed many changes to the town. It's become adestination - event town in so many different ways. The Bookshop In the last 18 months there have been significant changes with start upbusinesses, and changes in ownership of established businesses. These at Queenscliffbusinesses are making a positive difference,\" he said. Alistair's last day is Sunday the 15th of October. After that, he plans to 30 Hesse St Queenscliff | 03 5258 4496take life a little easier for a while. www.thebookshopatqueenscliff.com \"I'm going to live a little, that’s the short term plan. I'm not goinganywhere , I'II have time to get involved in a little more community stuffand will go from there.\" Majella O’Connor Optometrist JUNCTION MOTORS QUEENSCLIFF “Love Your Glasses!” Automotive Service CentreReal people, Real service, Real vision solutions ○MECHANICAL REPAIRS 2 Park Lane, 99 Presidents Ave, ○LOG BOOK SERVICING OCEAN GROVE ○ENGINE TUNING Ph: 5255 5655 for an appointment ○RWC INSPECTION SERVICE www.oceaneyes.com.au ○TYRES & BATTERIES ○LOCAL FREE PICK UP & DELIVERY All Work Guaranteed 5258 1841 56 Bellarine Highway, Queenscliff The Rip October 2017 Page 27

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Looking to the futureLife members Peter Maishman and JudyJohnston continue their series of articles built by Life Member Ericmarking the Point Lonsdale Surf Life SavingClub's 70th year. McGee. Life Members Peter Maishman and Judy Since 1947 the ClubJohnston conclude their series of articlesmarking the Point Lonsdale Surf Life Saving has provided criticalClub’s 70th year. This has been a look backover our 70 years in the community and an lifesaving services forinsight into the future. For this article we arejoined by Kirsten MacLeod, Chair of the New the local community andClubhouse Capital Campaign Committee. Wehope readers have enjoyed our articles and we holiday makers alike.give enormous thanks to Carmel Christensenand the Rip in allowing us to celebrate our We are very proud ofachievements with our community. our inter-generational From the day of our affiliation with Surf LifeSaving Victoria in November 1947, we have had members who tirelesslymany challenges and hurdles to overcome – wehave met them all. There have been a few places serve the community year A club meeting at Toc H in 1948where we have “hung our hat”. The first was at after year. We know theToc H, thanks to the generosity of Gordon andMrs Anderson. Our small number of members Club is so much more than To best utilise our land, the design aims towere well looked after and remember the good a lifesaving service; it provides families with upgrade storage, the services and the areatimes they had staying there. a place to belong, to connect with others, to where we can host multi-generational functions serve our local district and importantly to offer for our members and the community, whilst During the 1950’s our members stayed at a training and leadership opportunities for our running the vital operations of a patrolling surfbuilding on top of the steps beach sand dunes; young people. club.the flag in the picture is of the club flag. Council Rebuilding for the next 70 yearswould not allow a permanent building on the Rebuilding our Clubhouse needs yourtop of the dunes and we were forced to find an Over the past few years we have worked hard support!alternative location for a Clubhouse. to identify a location where we can suitably expand in a new premises which will serve us And now comes the hard part! We need At about that time, the Club purchased a well again for another 70 years. approximately $2 million to achieve our dreamsblock of land in Victor Street as an investment and fundraising has already begun.and over the next few years struggled to find a In 2016, the Club and Council negotiatedhome, as Victor Street was not entirely suitable the transfer of 56 Ocean Road to the Club, so Our club has always enjoyed a great deal ofas a location for a Clubhouse. Eventually its that we now own the 2 adjacent blocks of land. support from the local community whenevervalue was realised, and it was raffled to provide The transfer was initiated by a joint task force we have asked for help, but this is in a differentthe Club with sufficient funds to purchase 54 chaired by Minister Lisa Neville and involved league, and we are putting our hands out again.Ocean Road, where the current Clubhouse now representatives from the Club and Council.stands. It was officially opened in 1964 and More than 170 submissions were received to We are approaching various groups andour members moved in. The Clubhouse was support the proposal, and President Matthew individuals for grants and donations of a Ponsford thanked the Council for voting different nature. The new Clubhouse needs unanimously in favour of the proposal and the to keep our Surf Life Savers on the beach Community for all their support. The Club can patrolling, looking after you, your families and now build a new home covering both blocks friends over the summer. and take advantage of innovative designs and technologies to provide us with all the needs We look forward to sharing updates on our and challenges of the future. Excitingly, the fundraising campaign with our members and new Clubhouse design will provide modern, the community. relevant facilities - to develop future lifesavers to serve and protect beach goers. It will If you have the opportunity to help us out be a vibrant and valuable community hub again, in any small or large way, our future surf life savers will be very grateful. To donate visit http://www.pointlonsdaleslsc. asn.au/the-club/donate/ throughout the year for our traditional member base, and for future generations of sporting, PT. LONSDALE SLSC recreational, educational and community 70th Anniversary groups. Our new home will showcase the Black & Gold PARTY latest in coastal environmental and sustainable building developments, as well as minimising Saturday 4th November noise impacts to our neighbours. The Club is 7.30pm @ Club House one of the few in Victoria which owns its own SUNDAY BRUNCH land, and gives us the opportunity to build a building for future generations. We need Sunday 5th November to encourage new young people to join our 11am @ Club House Club and we hope they can have as much fun All community members and supporters are welcome: and make life-long friends as the previous Bookings are essential at www.registernow.com.au generation. Ph: 5258 1257 The Rip October 2017 Page 30

A genius idea! Ingram steps downBy Tilly, Taylor, Flynn, Sunny at St Hazel Ingram has defended decisions madeAloysius, Queenscliff by the organisation in recent years that caused “disquiet in the community.In our Year 5/6 Genius Hour proj- The long-serving Bellarine Communityects this term, we have been research- Health Board Chair has stepped down from the position, within weeks of CEO John Fendyking a social justice organisation and departing his job.then applying for a fictitious grant With new Chief Executive Officer Shane Dawson joining the organisation, Ms Ingramfor up to $100,000 to support an in- said she felt the timing was right to retire.vented project for that organisation. “I wanted to be able to spend a few weeks in handover with our new CEO to allow for aWe had to make a speech to our smooth transition and then retire at the end of this month,” Ms Ingram said.peers and special guests Fr Michael Another long serving Board Director, VonRichardson and Queenscliff Council- Philp has also informed the Board that she will not be seeking re-election to the Board inlor Ross Ebbles. November.They both gave great feedback “This is an opportunity for new people to join the Board of Bellarine Community Health andabout what we did well and what we assist with the development of new engagement strategies with the community and our keycould improve. Cr Ebbles told us to stakeholders,” said Ms Ingram.“be up front,” to introduce ourselves, Together with Mr Fendyk, she oversaw one of the most controversial periods of BCH’sour organisations and to say right at Sunny Stevens, Taylor McNaught and Matilda Kidd with history. The pair was heavily criticised and scrutinised over the sale of community ownedthe start that we were asking for a do- Fr Michael Richardson and Cr Ross Ebbels aged care facilities, Coorabin and Ann Nicholsnation. House and financial management.■ Sunny and Taylor - We researched divided to help lots of different, smaller KIVA “I’m proud of my time with Bellarine Community Health,” she said. “I’ve spent eightGeelong Food Relief. We applied for a grant projects. years on the Board and in that time we have navigated significant changes and challenges inof $100,000 to upgrade their facilities ($50,000) ■ Flynn - I researched Feed Geelong. I asked both funding environments and patient centred service delivery models,” Ms Ingram said.and to hire staff and purchase food ($50,000). for $38,250 to get a food van ($20,000 - second-To help Geelong Food Relief, community mem- hand van) and run it for a year ($18,500) to be abers can donate money or volunteer their time mobile soup kitchen to bring Feed Geelong ser-(helping distribute food or assist in the soup vices to the edge areas of the G21 region.kitchen). We learned that over 3 billion people The projects helped each of us to see a dif-live in poverty around the world. ferent way of helping the world. We were sur-■ Tilly - I researched KIVA. KIVA is based prised to hear about the number of children inin America and operates around the world. It poverty around the world but here in Australialoans money interest-free to people to help them as well. It’s good to know that we can supportachieve their goals in things like health, educa- organisations who are making a difference - liketion, business, women’s issues and agriculture. Geelong Food Relief, Kiva and Feed Geelong.My application was for $5,150 that would be HOME MAINTENANCE Including • BATHROOMS • KITCHENS Grant Rogers - Point Lonsdale PH: 0438 261954THE 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 October 2017 Page 31

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arts Seaview Gallery queenscliff Tussock Upstairs Gallery “The Impressionist” 89 Point Lonsdale Road Point Lonsdale www.tussockupstairs.com.au Amanda Hyatt Exhibition 7-29 October [email protected] contemporary - traditional - glass - jewellery Now Showing Open 10.30 - 5.00 daily - closed Wednesdaysaintings'Spring Spaces' 17 86 Hesse St Queenscli 3225 - 5258 3645 [email protected] 16th September - 29th October email: [email protected] Featuring recent works by: Roma Burge - Priscilla Fenton - Anne Hastie Jane Kempe - Libby Letcher - Robyn Mackay Helen Martin - Lance Nutt - Ivana Pinaffo Stanley Spargo - Gillian Turner - Paul Waycott Open Saturdays & Sundays 10am - 5pm Artists, creators, makers, growers and marketgoers unite… SaSlatltSCCeopotennminttvbeeiteemmsr yPpopurootoogrrararamyryArAt rtfor the 2017-2018 season of the Queenscliffe Community Market AWELYE: THE COLOURS OF UTOPIA The Market has been operating since 1979, and continues to be operated a voluntary committee. A fine example of a local community project, run with An exhibition of new paintings byenergy, enthusiasm and passion, remaining true it’s values since establishment. the women artists of Utopia, NT Not only does the Market offer stallholders an opportunity to display their high quality goods for sale, it offers young and upcoming creators and artisans the Sun Sep 15, 2.30pm: Opening drinks with the artist SaEtxuhridbaityioOn ccotonbcleurde7sa: tO2c.t360pm: opportunity to get a taste for selling their works. Who knows what young entrepreneurs and artists have and will start their In conversation with artist Teresa Purla and Susan McCulloch Sun Sept 15, 11am - 1pm creative journey at our Market… Since establishment, the Market has provided over $600,000 in donations to $60pp (mateSriaulnsdaanydOmcotronbinegrt8eaaitn2c..3) 0Lipmmite: d places,various community groups, organisations and projects, to benefit the Borough of Exhibition floorbtoaolkkipnrgesseesnsteendtiably. artist Teresa Purla Queenscliffe and wider community. High Tea and LiRveSVJaPzzbiyn OthcetL5ounge @ SaltThe Market is held on the last Sunday of the month September - May, 9am-2pm Sun Sep 8, 2-4pm, a special afternoon guaranteed at the Lower Princess Park in Queenscliff. The November market will be held EXHIBITI$O55NppD,AbToEoSki:nOgsCbTyOSBeEpRt 46 - 29, 2017near the Queenscliff Railway Station, an opportunity to soak up the sounds and 3333-3-535hehsseesssetresettreqeueteqnuscelieffnscliff - 5258 3988 0w3 w52w5.8sa3l9t-8a8rt.com.au atmosphere of the Queenscliff Music Festival. If you are in for an entertaining stroll, listening to some tunes from our resident /wSfwoalwltl..oCswaolnt-tuaersmt:.cpoomra.rayu.Art band or purchasing some unique and must have market items, we encourage The Rip October 2017 Page 33 you to come along and join in the coastal market vibe...

arts Studios, collectives and galleries from across two towns in home studios, local galleries, The Popular Geelong artist Robert Ingpenthe Bellarine – including Point Lonsdale and Queenscliff Neighbourhood House, and other will exhibit works at Queenscliff's SaltQueenscliff – will be throwing open their doors group venues,” Ms Shirley said. Contemporary Gallery as part of November'sin coming days for the second annual Bellarine Bellarine Arts TrailArts Trail. The expansion has also enabled the inclusion of The Ocean Grove Rotary Art Show at Point The two day Barwon Arts Council event Lonsdale – a highly-regarded event featuringwill shine a spotlight on talent working in many local artists.various mediums including painters, sculptors,photographers, jewelers, illustrators and more. Renowned Barwon Heads artist Robert Ingpen is also participating, with a solo “The trail gives visitors the opportunity to exhibition at Queenscliff’s Salt Gallery.talk to the artists who make the local art scenetick, admire their work and even take some The event runs on Saturday 4th and Sundayhome,” said Trail coordinator Karen Shirley. 5th of November. Trail maps are available from the Borough of Queenscliffe office in Learmonth The inclusion of our twin towns along with Street, Salt Gallery, Tussock Upstairs Gallery,Barwon Heads Seaview Gallery, Queenscliff Gallery & Workshop and Queenscliff Neighbourhood and Ocean Grove, have resulted in a doubling House.of the trail’s size this year, with Forty venuesand more than 100 artists participating. “The result has seen a fantastic and diverserange of talented artists participating across the FREE ENTRY NOSVAEMTB4ER SUN 5 10am-4pmCome and sea the BARWON HEADS OCEAN GROVE“Real Thing” POINT LONSDALE QUEENSCLIFF Australian rock legend Russell Morris is Discover the art and meet the artistsbeating a path back to our shores for next in their studios & creative venues.month’s Queenscliff Music Festival. Arts The iconic performer is the last of big nameto join an already stellar line-up of more than COUNCIL80 acts including Bernard Fanning, The Temper BARWON HEADSTrap, Beccy Cole and Xavier Rudd. Where arts culture builds community Two-day tickets for the event are alreadysold out, with less than 200 three-day passes up The Rip October 2017 Page 34for grabs, and less than 200 Sunday tickets. “Queenscliff Music Festival WILL sell outfor a second year in a row, and it’s tipped tohappen sooner than expected,” organisers said. The fifth and final line-up announcementalso includes Melbourne-based folkster Didirri,North Arnhem Land’s Yirrmal, Geelongschool band Sweethearts, Andrea RobertsonBand, Bec Goring, Heath Robertson Band,Hey Mammoth, Izzy Losi & The Auracles,Rough River and Sagamore. Meanwhile, Anglesea-based teen band, TheRefuge and Ocean Grove singer-songwritermother Andrea Robertson are the recipients ofthe QMF Emerging Artist Grant for 2017.  Now in its 7th year, the grant sees each actreceive funding to record, produce and promotea new album as well as nab a slot to perform atthe festival.

artsThe People's Choice Amanda's back! Purla art on show Queenscliff Gallery & Workshop has Amanda Hyatt has achieved much acclaim Leading Indigenous artist Teresa Purla willwrapped up its inaugural Peebles Print Prize by for the innovation and excellence of her be in Queenscliff this month to open her newdeclaring Cleo Wilkinson winner of the People’s watercolours over a career spanning more than exhibition at Salt Contemporary. Called AwelyeChoice Award. Her work Pledge (pictured) three decades. Along the way she has collected – The Colours of Utopia it features the work ofreceived 27 of a total 310 votes received during numerous awards including Camberwell, the Purla and more than 12 other women artiststhe month long Prize exhibition. She received a Kenneth Jack, the Bale and Artist of the Year from the Utopia region of central Australia.$750 cash prize. at the Victorian Artists Society, to name just a Paintings by Teresa’s mother, Barbara Weir – an few. internationally renowned artist – also feature “I want you to know that I'll be using the in the exhibition along with those of Teresa’saward money for more papers, inks and Amanda is also a renowned national and sister, Charmaine Pwerle and great aunt Emilymaterials. It is so wonderful that you are international teacher of art and has written Pwerle. Other artists include the award winningable to host this Print Prize, it is such a great many articles, published here and overseas . Lizzie Moss Pwerle, Katie Morgan Petyarre,opportunity for printmakers,” Cleo said. Bernadine Kemarre and Jeannie Mills Pwerle. As an “alla prima” artist - painting “at firstA Spring fling go” – she is capable of creating impressionistic The exhibition is curated by Salt’s curators and expressive effect immediately and of Aboriginal art, writers and curators Susan Tussock Upstairs Gallery has commenced spontaneously. Her work portrays a sense McCulloch & Emily McCulloch Childs ofSpring Spaces 17 - an exciting exhibition of new of light and energy with a play of tones and McCulloch & McCulloch art company. Theworks by many of its regular artists, contrasts, lights and darks and an omission of theme of the exhibition features paintings that unnecessary detail. have derived from the body design for the including Roma Burge, Priscilla Fenton, Anne ceremony called Awelye – performed by UtopiaHastie, Jane Kempe, Libby Letcher, Robyn Her latest exhibition, The Impressionist, women to celebrate the season of growth andMackay, Helen Martin, Lance Nutt, Ivana opens at Seaview Gallery on Saturday 7, with renewal and to ensure the fertility of the lands.Pinaffo, Stanley Spargo, Gillian Turner, Paul drinks with the artist 2-4pm. The show runsWaycott. until October 29. Teresa Purla and Susan McCulloch will be in conversation before the opening of the It runs until October 29. The Gallery this month also introduces exhibition on Saturday October 7 at 2.30pm. two new artists in Denise Walker and Fred An exhibition floor talk will be held on Sunday Thompson. October 8 at 2.30 pm Gallery Litho, Mono, Screen & UniqUe State PrintS Until Sunday Nov 26 WeLcoMing MichaeL LeUnig BeLLarine artS traiL QG&W open weekend and artist demonstra- tions Nov 4 – 5 between 1 – 5 pm. andrew gunnell in the gallery amanda Firenze in the mezzanine Joel Wolter in the workshop. Workshops SePteMBer Unique State Printmaking octoBer Intaglio & Relief Printmaking noveMBer General Drawing, Plein Air Painting & Photogravure. cUStoM WorKShoPS Mezzotint, Printmaking for Beginners. Leia Ying Huang etching, silkscreen, painting on steel metal qgw.com.auHours: 10am – 5pm (closed Tue) 81 Hesse Street Queenscliff 3225 P: 03 5258 4927 / 0418 514 335 (NBN issues) [email protected] The Rip October 2017 Page 35

sport, health & wellbeingCoutas snare a Trifecta 1. WHAT A MONTH!2. Football Under 16, Division 3 - Queenscliff 7-4-46 Ocean Grove 6-9-45 Queenscliff Football Netball Club is celebrating one of its most successful seasons in recent years with three premiership trophies. The Under 16 football team - co-coached by Steve Clark and Vaughn Notting - started a three-week silverware blitz with a nail-biting one-point win over Ocean Grove on Saturday September 2. Having finished on top of the ladder at the end of the home and away season, our under 19 netballers - coached by Hannah Stephens and Luci Hedley - went into their September 16 grand final showdown with Anglesea as favourites and did not disappoint. After trailing narrowly at the end of the first quarter, the Coutas put their foot down and ran away 19-point winners. Defender Felicity Rush was named player of the match. And our Colts and coach Paul Forbes were keen to erase last year's one point Grand Final loss from their memories and did so easily against Drysdale on Saturday September 23. A dominant second quarter in a low-scoring clash was enough to hold off the more highly fancied Hawks by 19 points. Fraser Richards was named man of the match.Netball Under 19 - Queenscliff 30 Anglesea 22 3. Young netballers shine NETBALL - Queenscliff Netball Club has a bright future if recent league awards are anything to go by. Couta players placeda mong top players in every division of the recent vote counts, with Kaitlin Gladman being named Best and Fairest in U/15 Division 1. Felicity Rush and Frankie Olsen were runners up in U/19 and U/17 division one. Milly Bakker finished third in U/13 division 1 and Sabrina Horne finished first in U/13Football Under 18, Division 3 - Queenscliff 6-5-41 Drysdale 3-4-22 Reality golf arrives GOLF - The world’s leading golf simulation competition is arriving at Lonsdale Golf Club this month. X-Golf offers players unparalleled game accuracy and realism. Players can complete a full round in around 90 minutes and play more than 100 of the world’s best courses. The club will be running a weekly league competition, with teams of three battling it out in a 9-hole handicapped match play format. X-Golf is also an ideal format for social gatherings, family events and birthday parties. To book a team or find out more, contact the club on 5258 1955 The Rip October 2017 Page 36

sport, health & wellbeingOtis gets top coaching job FOOTBALL – One of Queenscliff's favouritesons is coming home. In a major pre-season This has all happened Steve Clarke, withcoup, the Coutas have secured Steve \"Otis\" a bit quick but it’s sons Billy andClark as coach for the 2018 season. exciting to be back Jhye, has been re- around the club and appointed coach of And he says he can’t wait to get his teeth into back around family Queenscliffthe role. – Steve Clark Clark’s arrival I likely to be a draw card for A life member of the Club, Clark played but the difference between making the finals new players to the club, with players fromjunior football here before coaching the Coutas and not making the finals can be minute Leopold and elsewhere indicating an interestfor seven years between 2000 and 2006. in following him here. He’s also sounded a “I think it’s exciting that there’s improvement willingness to give young players a better go. “This has all happened a bit quick but it’s there straight away and you’ve just got to getexciting to be back around the club and back your teeth into it. “ “You’ve definitely got to play the juniors ataround family, the father of three says. your club, there’s no doubt about that. Last year Clark coached GFL side Leopold \"Everywhere I’ve coached I’ve played kids,to a drought-breaking premiership and this that’s something I have done. I’ll recruit, noseason coached his own sons, Billy and Jhye, to doubt as we need to, at the same time youa Queenscliff U/16 premiership. always have to get a balance of the youth that you’ve got coming through.” He takes over the reigns from Jonno Caseyand Andrew Hodgson, who stood down afterthe Coutas narrowly missed the finals. “There have obviously been reasons forthat but the blokes that I’ve spoken to – Jonno,Hodgy and Tom [former captain coach TomLimb] have been really positive about wherethe improvement can come from,” Clark says.“ “I haven’t seen much of them playingobviously in the last few years so I’m watchinga bit of vision at the moment and talking to afew people. \"Looking as an outsider you raw withNewcomb, then you beat Torquay, so forwhatever reasons there were inconsistenciesExcellence in Health and WellbeingEExxcceelllleennccee iinn HHeeaalltthh aanndd WWeellllbbeeiinngg Barb Vallance Nathan Ulph - MRyooBbthaHerbruatVpcaihslitlnansocen THE WORLD’S LEADING GOLF SIMULATION Sally Caldwell -RPohbyCsHilouattihrceehriPanplsaisoptnp BRAND, ARRIVING AT LONSDALE GOLF CLUB IN OCTOBER Rob Hutchinson - PhCylasiiorethPerlaappipst Claire Plapp - Physiotherapist o ering players unparalleled accuracy and realism Sara Monaghan - PhysiotherapistWelcome Sara!•S•SPPSSHEEppeCoCoarrdtItIssaAAcIILnLnhjjeuuIIsrNrNSi•SieeTTssPPESEEEpRRCCoEErItISSsAATTILLnSSju::IINrNieTTsEERREESSTTSS::W•••SearHDNRDNaarreereeyMyPacmckehNdkoNemxyane&e&dcsaceeeiiihgtoBamBdedhtelaladhlbiaisMncnecent•••gkgkorraabsoPPwprsNHSfHNDiayaenatiphileeergencgnyeosxacocaepmkrdktoNdetevasaea&re&eicmceoIerhnBhnBu.d1cejera0ualeisnscnrcyeikgkeewasPPerssaatiinnP•••HAYFJAJooaurrSttininhnhnaIdcrtrtlOiiltt&te&iiaioccnTgnMMjCCoeHauyusolossEsnMna••••cchdndRuoueiditlvtlAlDRJAiaAJRiapoeocorrorirnaremnenPttSyiSipshsgmnhmneYattrNtrrtrpnbeiaeiat&tet&ieiidiildc•nonciteiiisMpsMaeaCdCClselluluo.oiMMLnossnnfgcIcaaddNuussOiitltlssICiaiaoNoCaarrlnnggLiASSsnseeIttNLirrcaaEPaiinnlBIssLPOAilOTaKtEeISNsCCGS•lliStinnuFNidIiccTOioaNaWllNEPPAOSiiVSWllaaACttIOLeeLAPssABESSSLNSttE!uuE!ddSiioo N NlPPPOOHDDYIISAA•TTIORRPYCYTH•H••LYPPPPPCIESNOSSHHLRIYYIDOIYCYACCNITSHSHAPIH0COTOIYIOOERLALOO•YTRTLGG1CHAH•P0YYPPLE1EI••LSIYBRNRHHAYeAAIATAC•lClNNaEHPPCArDDSiOnYYLLTTeILH•HPNO•H•EEIIwLGDCRRCCyAAAYRA,LLTPPPYL•IIEYoYNNHNMSi••nAIIDEDtYCC•NLIEIOEoEAADFDTnTTLILsIILHTTTTdIIHPNIPaENAAlEIERINeNGLLRSAV••AAASBiBPcTTPOOYC3EEYWW2LSS2•EEA5DNNS••I••SEFFFFETUUIIISwTTNTNwNwE. SS Fast format • Handicapped playing eld • prizes • Food & beverages lCLPINO•IDCPIAO0TDRIYA1T•0PR1SYBYe•CllaBHriOOneWLOHEwGNyY,TP•HoHiEnAtRNLoADnPsTYdHalEeRVAicP3Y22•5DIETIwTwwCLINIC 0 101 Bellarine Hwy, Point Lonsda JOIN X-LEAGUE TODAY!5258 4633CLINIC 0 101 Bellarine Hwy, Point Lonsd ASK US ABOUT SEASON ONE OF X-LEAGUE [email protected] Bellarine Hwy, Point Lonsdale Vic 3225 5258 1955 www.ptlonsdalephysio.com.au 69 Fellows Road, Point Lonsdale The Rip October 2017 Page 37

Nominations are invited for the POINT LONSDALE Community MarketAustralia Day Awards 2018 One of the region’s biggest andNominations are now open for the most popular weekend marketsfollowing categories of the 2018 Australia Day Awards. jewellery • arts • crafts • fruit and veg · Citizen of the Year plants • drinks • yummy treats · Young Citizen of the Year and lots more... · Community Event of the Year · Community Organisation of the Year 2nd Sunday of every Month · Community Environment Project of the Year 9:00 AM to 2:00 PM.Nomination forms and award criteria are availablefrom the Council offices and can be downloaded from Point Lonsdale Primary School,Council’s website www.queenscliffe.vic.gov.au Bowen Road, Point LonsdaleNominations open Monday 2 October, 2017 and close at Contact: 0417 037 9704pm, Wednesday 14 November, 2017.The winners will be announced on Australia DayFriday 26 January 2018 50 Learmonth Street (PO Box 93) Queenscliff VIC 3225 Telephone: 03 5258 1377 | Fax: 03 5258 3315 www.queenscliffe.vic.gov.auTRIPLE @ QT&BCT U E S D AY STHREE TUESDAY OFFICE ADMINISTRATORPROMOTIONS The Point Lonsdale Surf Life Saving Club is a vibrant and active not for profit Club that provides the community with rescueFROM 5pm Weekly!! services primarily in Point Lonsdale and Queenscliff. The ClubHAPPY HOUR - Now also on Tuesdays offers Aquatic Sport opportunities, Youth and Leadership 5pm - 6pm Development, Training and Assessment and socials activities for2 U P T U E S D AY S - O u r t a k e o n To s s t h e its membership of over 1 100. Boss between 5pm and 6pm. Due to a resignation, we seek to employ a casual Office MEMBERS DRAW EXTENDED - Now Administrator who together with the Office Manager will assistrunning on Mondays & Tuesdays from 5pm. with the day to day administration needs of the Club. The PLUS - LIVE IN THE LOUNGE: successful candidate will need to demonstrate a high level of THURSDAY OCTOBER 5th skill with PC use, have a strong customer service focus and a willingness to work with a large team of voluntary members. PastPAUL CARRIGG - playing from 6pm experience with MYOB will be an advantage. 118 Hesse Street Queenscliff This role will involve working with our members, administration 5258 1773 duties and liaising with Life Saving Victoria. The role is based atwww.queenscliffbowling.com.au the Club Office located in Point Lonsdale. Written applications including a Resume with the contact details of at least 2 professional referees should be forwarded to Steve Woodfull (Secretary) Point Lonsdale SLSC – [email protected] by Friday 20th October. Enquiries to Steve Woodfull 0428 566 627 The Rip October 2017 Page 38

Skye Patel Frank Mountford Essay Competition winner Lucy Cooper, Tessa Herbet, says a 30- day Isagenix Jack Connell and Leo Cooper program transformed Rotary Club News her health and body Queenscliff-Point LonsdaleBuild your healthy summer Frank Mountford Literacy Competitionbody now City or Country? Definitely country, according to winner of our FrankADVERTORIAL Mountford Essay Competition, Point Lonsdale Primary School student Lucy Cooper. If you are unhappy with any 13 countries, including Australia. Thirty two students from our three local primary schools entered theaspect of your health and fitness, So impressed with the product, competition, named in honour of late Rotary member Frank Mountford.Point Lonsdale’s Skye Patel may “I am very impressed and even a little surprised at the very highjust have the solution. Skye herself has become a local standard of the writing and the arguments provided by all the students distributor of Isagenix and runs an from both schools,” said adjudicator Henny Schenk. “The essays were The busy mum managed online home-based business. She grammatically very good and punctuation also was good. The contextto dramatically improve her has also coached more than 200 was relevant and the arguments contained good persuasive points.own health after a close friend clients through the program and Leo Cooper and Tessa Herbert (St Aloysius) and Jack Connell (Pointrecommended a 30-day nutritional says she couldn’t be prouder of the Lonsdale) received encouragement awards.program, created by Isagenix. health results. Rotary Rotunda “I couldn’t believe the physical “It’s not just about the weightchanges in my body and my loss. People experience a new lease Renovations of the rotunda at Queenscliffe Harbour are now complete,renewed vitality” Ske said. “I lost on life, things like higher energy including repainting, new seating and installation of tourist informationtwo dress sizes, started sleeping levels, deeper sleep, reduced joint panels.deeply, had incredible energy, stiffness and inflammation, more Thanks to the Rotary Club of Ocean Grove which originally constructedgained more lean muscle, and mental clarity, blissful digestion - the rotunda many years ago, and to the Borough of Queenscliffe fortook a minute per kilometer off my the list goes on.” supporting the renovation with a community grant, installing the seatsrunning times. and providing input for the panel design. “With our 30 day money back “Suddenly my four boys had to guarantee plus my personalised Fundraisingkeep up with me, instead of the coaching and support, clients haveother way around.” nothing to lose and everything to Money raised from BBQs and our Queenscliffe Bricks LEGO event gain,” Skye said. has recently been used to support these local and international causes Isagenix is a leading US-based including the Wheelchair Foundation, Diversitat’s Refugee Settlementhealth and wellness country. 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