Queenscliff27CELEBRATINGRIPYEARSand Point LonsdaleYour Community Voice August 2017 No. 293\"Hand's off the Bluff\" Queenscliffe Council is under mounting pressure to scrap plans for cabins on Shortland Bluff, following a public rally of around150 residents. Pg 3Pictured from left, No Tourist Housing on Shortland The Rip August 2017 Page 1Bluff group spokesman Keith Stowers addresses themeeting, with Corangamite MP Sarah Henderson, MayorTony Francis and Councillor Bob MerrimanDavid McDonald Buildersbuilding with excellence Complete Building Service Award Winning Designs Coastal Living at its Finestwww.davidmcdonaldbuilders.com.aue: [email protected]: 0418 599620
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\"Find another location\" - MP takes a standover cabins location. So I have asked council whether it In my calculation Opponents of a proposed 10-cabin would consider another location. the majority ofdevelopment on Shotland Bluff have the community dobeen given a glimmer of hope, with “I do not want to see this funding lost… I not support thisQueenscliffe councilors indicating think the key issue here is, is the council open development.they may be willing to consider a to relocating the cabins.” – Sarah Henderson MPdifferent location. Mayor Tony Francis told the gathering elements and I think the only sticking Upwards of 150 people turned Councillors were prepared to listen but were point at this stage is around the locationout to an on-site public meeting on powerless to halt the planning process currently of the cabins… all our councilors areSunday July 30, called by Federal MP underway. here to listen,” Cr Francis said.Sarah Henderson following weeks ofmounting anger over the two-storey The search is already underway for “There maybe further communitydevelopment – part of Council’s “Australia’s leading architects to prepare final consultation around location, around$7 million Destination Queenscliff design of the cabins,” Council has revealed. the eco-cabins and what that means,tourism plan. . but as we stand now we do have “Destination Queenscliff has a number of funding to go through a process, to Ms Henderson urged the Borough get the designs done, move it from ato seriously look at putting them concept plan into a reality, designsin another location, after revealing done and then once the designs areshe was unaware of all aspects of done, to put that through a planningthe project before her government process.approved a $3.5 million grant under “The council will be looking together to workthe National Stronger Regions Fund (NSR). through that and see if there’s a way we can make sure we get those decisions right,” he “I know there’s a lot of division in the said.community, some support it and many, in my The No Tourist Housing on Shortland’s Bluffcalculation the majority, of the community do community action group has collected morenot support this development. than 1,000 signatures on a petition opposing the cabins. “I’ve decided to take this leadership role in A call from group spokesman Keith Stowersstanding with you in saying perhaps there is to retain the site as public open space drewanother way of doing this,” Ms Henderson said. widespread applause from the gathering. “I think the contentious issue about this continued page 6proposal is not the cabins, it’s not the focuson tourism, it’s not the investment, it’s the 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 August 2017 Page 3
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from page 3 spoken with the Environment Minister Josh For tourism back on the agenda widespread applause from the gathering. Frydenberg and he’s open to applications as “People are concerned about the one issue part of the National Heritage listing that would Corangamite MP Sarah Henderson saysand that the one issue is the cabins on the bluff. also include parts of Queenscliff,” she said. there are no plans to remove Defence personnelWe’re not concerned about the Destination from the Queenscliff fort, despite a fresh bid byQueenscliff proposal as is, there’s lots of good The government recently announced a our council to transform it into a tourism hub.things there. We should be incorporating the priority assessment of the Lonsdale reserve – afort in our tourist activities and opportunities first step towards its inclusion on the List. The Borough is currently seeking tendersbut all this should be done with this space kept to prepare a business case on \"internationalas public open space.” Resident Andrew Sutherland, who lodged tourism opportunities\" for the century-old the Point Lonsdale application, recently made barracks - reviving a 2015 masterplan that a separate plea to Minister Frydenberg to apply incorporates accommodation, retail, dining and an emergency protection to the Bluff and fort, major events.Queenscliff heritage citing its participation in firing the first shot “The overall economic impacts are estimated in World War One and the involvement of to be an increase of up to $12.5 million in annual regional income, or an increase of $246,000listing a possibility prominent military figures including Major- million in regional income over 20 years,” the General Sir John Monash, Alfred Deakin and masterplan says. Lord Kitchener. “Unlocking the Fort in this way could attract A National Heritage Listing proposed for the “Australia only has three ‘cultural’ sites up to 233,000 visitors each year. These visitorsPoint Lonsdale Lighthouse reserve could be onthe World Heritage list but a serial listing would spend $10.9 million at the Fort, with anextended to include Queenscliff’s historic icons, of Queenscliff/Shortland’s Bluff, Point Nepean additional $17 million spent across the Geelongincluding the fort. and Point Lonsdale has potential to join that and Bellarine region, benefitting businesses in small list,” Mr Sutherland said. accommodation, hospitality, retail, transport Corangamite MP Sarah Henderson said and recreation.”while her government could not The Federal Government intervened two years ago, declaring the fort would \"continueaccept a request for an emergency to play an important role in supporting our nation's military.\"listing of Shortland Bluff, to Ms Henderson said there had been no changeprotect it against a proposed in Canberra's position.10-cabin development, it was \"I have no knowledge [of the tender}, she said. \"I've always supported the fort being utilisedprepared to consider inclusion for special events or special tourist activities, but the Minister, as have I , have consistentlyof specific Queenscliff locations supported the fort as an operational military base and ther are no plans to change that.\"in the existing Point Lonsdaleapplication.“As we know there are manyhistoric parts of Queenscliffand we’re standing on one ofthem right now. The fort, theforeshore, here, I mean this is atown full of history – perhapsone of the leading towns in terms Pictured, residents carry signs urging protection forof its historic attributes and I’ve Shortland's Bluff 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 August 2017 Page 6
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Treasure hunters ransack well A police investigation has been launched andpatrols of the Point Lonsdale lighthouse reserve planning scheme all the heritage structures that A pile of rubble isstepped up, after the deliberate destruction of a exist in the reserve [and it] will not complete a all that remains ofcentury-old well on the former site of the light long overdue heritage study of this area. the Point Lonsdalehouse keeper’s cottage. lighthouse keeper's “The irony is that the treasure seekers knew well. Photo, courtesy Resident and historian Lester Hunt said the value of the water well site on the reserve Lester Hunttreasurer hunters were most likely responsible but the Council had no idea.”for ransacking the limestone structure, but has indicating they dug it out quite a while ago, andalso accused the Borough of Queenscliffe of The reserve is listed on the Victorian Heritage that could make finding whoever is responsiblefailing to protect the reserve’s heritage. Register and removal of artefacts without a a little difficult,” he said. “But we would permit can carry significant fines and jail time. definitely like any information available.” “The well was hidden from view when I lastchecked it, probably late last year but now it has Bellarine Police Acting Sergeant Clint The well featured a circular top, ringed by cutbeen demolished. Whoever did this destroyed Cheeseman encouraged locals with information bricks and stone.150 years of heritage in a short time,” Mr Hunt to come forward, but said the crime may havesaid. occurred as long as six months ago. “I am told that when people moved out in earlier times and couldn’t take everything with “The council must also take responsibility for “Vegetation has grown back over the well, them it was commonplace to chuck stuff downthis destruction as they are the committee of the well,” said Mr Hunt.management. “Treasure seekers target wells for this reason, “Since the Borough council has been they destroy the structure for perhaps a fewmanaging the reserve residents have witnessed bottles or old metal implements.”fires, graffiti, the erection of unsightly cyclonefencing and absolutely no attempt to make continued page 15the area attractive to residents and visitorsalike. The deliberate destruction of yet anotherheritage structure on the is further evidence ofits neglect of this area.” The federal government last monthannounced the reserve would be given priorityassessment for inclusion on the NationalHeritage List. Despite strong communitysupport the Queenscliffe Council has to daterefused to formally support the initiative. According to Mr Hunt, it has also refused toprotect specific structures. “The council will not acknowledge in theirIf you have a holiday home in Queenscliff or Point Lonsdale you may have considered earning extra income by renting it out to holiday guests. Just the thought of it can be very daunting which is where The Team atQueenscliff & Coastal Holidays come in. With over 15 years of holiday accommodation & client management experience couple with continual upkeep in technology advancements, as market leaders, we can do as much or as little of the pre-arrival, in-house and post vacate guest management services as you wish. To make the most of the peak season ahead, now is the time to list your property. We are here to help - call Kathy, Deb or Joyce now for an obligation free chat. The Rip August 2017 Page 10
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Phillip Council cops budget Carruthers is blow Queenscliffe's new General The Borough of Queenscliffe will look at other ways of boosting its Manager bottom line, after the Essential Services Commission (ESC) rejected its request to increase rates by 2.5 percent above the state government cap.Former soldier takes top job Commission A former Army officer with of Business Administration and a Chairman Ron Ben-David said the borough failed to demonstrate aa background in the union Master of Commercial Law. long-term need for the increase, which would have resulted in a 4.5movement has been appointed percent hike overall. It would have delivered $150,000.new Borough of Queenscliffe Meanwhile, CEO Lenny JennerGeneral Manager. has defended the high turnover of Applications from Hindmarsh, Towong and West Wimmera were staff at Town Hall. approved. Phillip Carruthers took over theposition mid-last month, replacing As many as nine positions have “In the case of Queenscliffe, while we recognise the efforts put in byLynne Stevenson. been advertised in the past 12 the council, we were not satisfied the application demonstrated a long- months, prompting prompting term funding need. “Phillip brings highly relevant a request from the Queenscliffexperience and demonstrated Community Association for “It’s important to remember that rate increase tend to last forever, socompetencies and skills to this a review of spending of staff we only approve them when there is a clear need for extra funding onposition,” a Council spokesperson spending. an ongoing basis,” Dr Ben-David said.said. “In recent years [he] hasbeen the Chief Operating Officer Mr Jenner said all new Queenscliffe Mayor Tony Francis said the council lodged theat the Electrical Trades Union appointments had replaced application to address a number of long term financial challenges andas well as General Manager existing ones and were within would now plan for the next year with a two percent rate rise.and Company Secretary at the budget.Telecommunications Industry “Although the ESC’s decision is disappointing news, Council is nowOmbudsman. looking to the future and the consideration and endorsement of our revised Budget and Implementation Plan,” he said. Mr Carruthers boasts a Master “We have learned a lot from this process and given the ESC’s decision.\" Queenscliffe Community Association (QCA) president David Connoley said the ESC made the right call. “We seriously questioned the decision to go to the ESC given the information we had available. Despite a glossy brochure, Council at no point provided a valid argument for the increase and presented a highly questionable set of projections. Council’s position lacked transparency and proper accountability,” he said. A special budget council meeting will be held at the Town Hall at 5pm on August 10. &!\"P!#P,$H*O%-INA.&*TR'/\"L0O$M(N)*SAD'+ACL&YE Pt. Lonsdale Guest House Enjoy a leisurely breakfast in our cosy dining room... NDSS Agent- For all of Your Diabetic! a!\"Nin!#n,$*%-dD.s&*'/\"u0$SI()*nlS'i+ns&A&unglieneenNdtse- eFodrsall of your diabetic and! Natio Natio &NDSS Agent-!F\"or#a$ll%of&Yo'\"ur$D(i)a*b'e+tic and Insulin Nee!d,s*-.*/0 &! NatioMooGooMooGoo &Keep Your Sc!ri\"p#ts$o%n F&ile'\"in$o(u)r*S't+ore Open for breakfast 7 days a weekMooGoo!,*-.*/0! NPrDoSfeSsAsigoennatl-SFeorvr iaclel oafnYdouArdDviiacbeetic& • Monday-Friday 8-10am – A la carte • Saturday 8-11am - A la carte 55aPnodinIntsLuolinnsNdeaeledsRd, Point Lonsdale Keep Y&our Scripts on File in our StoreNatio Ph!:\"5#25$8%11&16'\"$()*'+ • Sunday 8.30-11am – Full Buffet Keep your scripts on le in our storeMooGoo !,*-.*/0 Business Breakfasts and Groups are welcome & GLUTEN FREE CATERED FOR! KNeDeSpS AYoguernSt-cFrioprtsaollnofFiYleouinr DouiarbSetotirce aPrnodfeIsnssiuolninalNSeeervdisce and Advice 31 Point Lonsdale Road • p: 5258 1142 • e: [email protected] Professional Service and AdviceNatio The Rip August 2017 Page 12 &55 Point Professional service and advice!,*-.*/0MNDoSoSGAogoenPt-hF:o5r2a58ll 1o1f1Y6our Diabetic& Lonsd!a\"le#$Rd%, &Po'i\"n$t L(o)n*s'd+ale Keep Your Scripts on File in our Store and Insulin Needs Professional Service and Advice Natio 555P5oPinotinLtoLnosndsadlaeleRdRo, aPdoi-nPt oLionntsLdoanlse55MPoooinGtoLoonsdaleRd,PointLonsdale dalePh: 5258 1116 KNeDeSpS AYoguernSt-cFrioprtsaollnofFiYleouinr DouiarbSetotirce Ph:P5h2:55821518116116 ParnodfeIsnssiuolninalNSeeervdisce and Advice 55NPaotiiont Lonsdale Rd, Point Lonsdale
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lettersCensus cause for limbs; protect the crown. The day-to-day rhythms of our Boroughconcern Monterey Cypress is a native of dry transfer through their roots. Honour our sacrificed. Maintain them. They are our heart. The recently released 2016 Census statistics desert like California. During drought its They are our soul. S.O.S.indicate some interesting challenges for the crown filters moisture from the sea air, thus Ashley Chester Smithprovision of relevant aged care services to sustaining it. Our ‘Avenue of Honour’ treesQueenscliff and Point Lonsdale. It is particularly are perfectly positioned with Swan Bay to Council missing the pointrelevant when you compare the the north and the Rip to the south but the heart and soul of this unique living entity we At July’s Council meeting our Councillors increase in people aged 65+ from the last cannot see because it lays underground. The reaction to Sarah Henderson’s intervention incensus in 2011. massive radius of tis root system far exceeds its the fight against cabins at Shortland’s Bluff was height. Communities around the world plant both interesting and disquieting. Currently, there are 39.5% of people who are the Monterey Cypress in order to prevent soil65+ in the Borough of Queenscliffe compared erosion. A possibly predictable attempt to undermineto 33% in 2011. The comparison in Victoria Sarah’s credibility was followed by anas a whole is 14% in 2011 and 15% in 2016. In 1972, as a 14 year old student at our intelligence-insulting load of twaddle aboutThese figures show a substantial difference old Queenscliff High School, our science supposedly numerous un-solicited ideas onbetween Victoria generally and the Borough of teach, Mr Gunn, took us on a for excursion possible design being received by Council,Queenscliffe specifically. The Median Age in through the ‘narrows’ san dunes and within and a statement that Australia’s ‘top architects’the Borough has also increased from 54 in 2011 a week as students were to submit a 1000 would be used for the project.to 59 in 2016. word assignment, the subject being; “What is preventing Queenscliff from becoming an There was no acknowledgement of the ever- We all like to think that because we live in Island?” growing community rejection of the cabins, ora healthy and supportive environment, that any commitment to engage with the communitythe question of when, what and how aged care We were shown the Marram Grass, the over the issue.services are provided, is not a question we need Salt Bush, the Moonah trees, the Ti-trees, allanswers to immediately. However, just as we vegetation binding, holding our sand dune. I fear that hubris is clouding our councillorsexpect a range of local and state government And guess what the last bastion of defence ability to feel which way the wind is blowingservices to be planned for now, we should was? The old soldier; the Monterey Cypress as they continue to follow their pied piper everexpect no less than the same for aged care tree! further away from their community.services. Barbara Clydesdale, Queenscliff As a boy, I climbed to the crown of these The question I pose is, are we doing enough trees. I watched the old locals drilling near Visitors want heritagenow rather than wait for the inevitable explosion the rail line for Bonitos Treasure. I felt theof demands for both home and residential care vibrations from their roots to the crown when On the Point Lonsdale Crown Land Reservenot only in the Borough of Queenscliffe but local brothers, Gus and Gus Rogers assisted I found an historic structure that has beenacross the Bellarine and the Geelong Region. with the detonation of explosives to widen our completely destroyed. Firstly I alerted theAlan Johns, Queenscliff rip. council to that fact because they ‘manage’ the area, then I alerted the wider community to the\"Canker bloody Our trees live, they are alive they adapt fact that the destruction had occurred.smanker!\" through vibrations to our changing environment, as their species has done for Cr Bob Merriman’s insinuation at the June I wrote an article in this newspaper back in millions of years. They are but half way council meeting that I may have ‘trespassed’October 2013, in relation to the unnecessary through their life cycle. when I found the destruction againfelling of our narrow Monterey Cypress Trees; demonstrates to me how out of touch this manour ‘Avenue of Honour’. I have inspected them for years, there is no is with the community. canker, bracket fungus or other disease; but I wish to strongly voice my objection again. they do suffer from one severe possibly fatal Councillor Merriman does not understand I do not hold a Doctorate in Horticulture, disorder called L.C.N disease. That is “Local that visitors want to see historic structuresnor am I a qualified arborist, but I have Council Neglect” and I often wonder if our and our heritage will generate tourism andfelled and dissected thousands of trees since council is aware of the consequences of miles economic benefits.1987. During this time I was also the owner/ of a decaying century old root system underoperator of a timber mill in Leopold near Lake its major thoroughfare, if they get their wish to The loss of this historic structure and the slowConnewarre slabbing and milling mainly destroy them? decay of other such structures is lost heritage,Cypress and Pine. but it is also a lost tourism opportunity. This As a life local on our beautiful coast, which As a former police officer serving our loss occurs while this councilor pursues hisincludes 20 years as a former serving police community, I am not aware of any personal myopic vision of housing development on theofficer in our town and every other town on injuries as a result of fallen limbs. Crown Land Reserves.the Bellarine Peninsula, plus the fact that I Lester Hunthave 30 years of arbour experience, I believe Employ a good arborist with a travel towergives me the right to voice my opinion. to extract the weaker limbs, prune the dead SHARE YOUR VIEWS: What is it with you, Queenscliff Borough wood from the trunk and crown and theseCouncil? You are so hell bent on destroying living entities will outlive us all. We love to hear what our readers haveour ‘Avenue of Honour’. Seiridium Canker! to say and encourage your letters. ViewsCanker, bloody smanker! There is no canker Our ‘Avenue of Honour’ is the only expressed are not necessarily those of thein our trees. This disease is usually reserved to thoroughfare in and out of town. Why not editor. Preference will be given to lettersinland Monterey Cypress or a careless arborist make it an icon of remembrance, a statement carrying the author’s name and address.with infected tools. of our sacrifice. Replace the already removed Email: [email protected] In 1992, I felled and milled the Apollo Bay trees with young Monterey Cypress. Liaise‘Avenue of Honour’ Monterey Cypress. There with our local R.S.L and replace our gallant clarificationwas no canker, rot, fungus or other disease. fallen soldiers plaques at the base of each tree.The barrel (trunk) rings were continuing, In the July 2017 edition of the Rip Rumour, athriving, they were however, neglected by Our fortresses, bunkers, tunnels and defence story on page 14, titled “Minister opens doortheir local council. infrastructure is unique to Australia, if not the to Bluff development” referred to a 10-storey All trees must be maintained! Prune the world. During World War 1 nearly one third of cabin development. It should have read “10dead wood from the trunk, trim the distressed Australia’s total male population was tragically two storey cabin development.” killed or injured. Our locals who sacrificed The editor apologises for any confusion this their lives for us got a tree. A magnificent, may have caused. monumental Monterey Cypress. These trees live. They are alive. The Rip August 2017 Page 16
lettersProtect our heritage The Geelong Environment Council is The Queenscliffdelighted that the Point Lonsdale lighthouse Lighthouse c 1935and associated reserve is being investigatedfor National Heritage listing for its important The Point Lonsdale lighthouse will be among close to 400 from almost 50 countries to throw openhistoric values. This initiative was recently its doors as part of international Lighthouse Weekend celebrations..announced by Minister Josh Frydenberg and The eventraises awareness of the important role of lighthouses in ensuring maritime safety andSarah Henderson, and has strong community the need for their restoration and preservation.support. Volunteer guides will run tours of the Lonsdale beacon – the last remaining manned lighthouse in Victoria – on Saturday 19 and Sunday 20 August. We urge that a further investigation iscarried out simultaneously on the history of the continued since then. David WilkinsonQueenscliff Lighthouses and the Shortland Bluff In Point Lonsdale the first temporary light BuildersReserve. The history of this area is fascinating.The first light was established at Queenscliff was set up in 1862 as a result of the wreck of New Homes Renovations Extensionsin 1843, about 10 years before the first Point the ship Lightning. This replaced the unlit pillar Phone: 0438 258324Lonsdale signal station, which comprised a beacon built in 1856. The first permanent lightsignal hoisted on a flagstaff, followed four on Lonsdale in 1867 was constructed from the Email: [email protected] later by an unlit pillar beacon. The first original pre-fab timber light, transported fromtemporary light there was 1862. Shortland Bluff at Queenscliff. This wooden light was replaced with the current Lonsdale A local historian, the late Ray Raison, Lighthouse in 1902.compiled a fascinating history of theestablishment of the lights and lighthouses Shortland Bluff is Crown Land reserve, whichin the Borough and the importance that they together with the Fort, has great significance inplayed in bringing ships into Port Phillip Bay. the development of Queenscliff, the Port PhillipFor nearly 20 years, until 1862, Queenscliff, on region and early Victoria. An opportunityShortland Bluff, had the only guiding lights at exists to establish a historic parkland adjacentthe entrance to Port Phillip, placed there as the to the Fort, overlooking Point Nepean andQueenscliff site was considered to provide most a continuing parade of ships passing safelyassistance to ships entering the bay at night. through the Rip. Joan Lindross - Geelong Environment The first lighthouse on Shortland Bluff was Association. - Information from “Lighthouses atbuilt of sandstone quarried from the bottom of Port Phillip Heads” by E.T. (Ray) Raison 1997.the cliff. Operation of the light commenced inApril 1843, with a salary of 100 pounds a year Jardine Homesfor the lightkeeper. The soft sandstone was laterproved to have structural weaknesses and beunsuitable. In 1850 a new more powerful lamp wasinstalled in the lighthouse and the next year LaTrobe decided to proceed with an additionallight. A pre-fab wooden structure wascommissioned. This light was painted whiteand known as the Low or Leading Light andthe sandstone one as the High or Upper Light. In 1861 and 1862 two replacement basaltlighthouses were commissioned with basaltquarried near Moonee Ponds. These two newlights commenced operating in 1863 and haveLAKERENGINEERING · Steel Fabricator Custom-built homes and Renovations· Turning and Fitting Will Gordon · Machining · Stainless Steel 0414 354 079 & Aluminium [email protected] www.jardinehomes.com.au · Welding · Steel Sales Tel (03) 5258 1777 0418 521 199 The Rip August 2017 Page 17
opinionThe Local Government Act is mandatory reading for our Councillors! Serving as a Councillor in a small community The Local Government Act 1989 (LGA) 2 months to find a replacement qualification inlike the Borough of Queenscliffe is not for the sets out clear guidelines in relation to Council order to retain the position as Councillor. Iffaint-hearted. This community of capable function and behaviour for the 79 Victorian no such replacement is found, the Councillor’sand questioning citizens is frequently critical councils: position has to be declared vacant by theof Council’s decisions, and this has at times CEO. The Electoral Commission then decidesresulted in interaction with Council becoming Section 11 of LGA states that to be eligible to whether there will be an election countback or aa blood sport. be a voter or councillor candidate, a person must by-election to fill that position. be a ratepayer or resident in the municipality. There are many reasons for this animosity. A non-resident (and indeed two current Clearly, it would be so much easier andThere is unease about apparent lack of Councillors of the Borough of Queenscliffe do transparent if Councillors who stand for officeaccountability and difficulty in.accessing not reside in the municipality), must make an lived within the Borough’s electoral map area.information that should be readily available. application to the Council for acceptance onto It is actually quite confusing for voters to haveThere appear to be an excessive number of the voters roll. The criteria for this qualification a Councillor residing in Point Lonsdale (postalconfidential meetings and briefings and a mere are that the applicant is either an appointee of code 3225), and to then find that that part oftoken pro forma performance by Councillors at an owner corporation, or an appointee of an Point Lonsdale (on the far side of FellowsOrdinary Council Meetings with no proper occupier corporation. Road) is in fact rateable to the City of Greaterdiscussion and a mostly unanimous voting Geelong. It certainly makes me wonder howpattern. There is a perception that non-resident Thus, a corporation which owns or occupies someone who is not personally directly affectedCouncillors and Officers do not care or a rateable property in the council area, and by Borough of Queenscliffe rate increasesunderstand the importance to the community is liable to pay the full municipal rates, may would feel comfortable to take a vote in regardof preservation of heritage and environmental appoint one person only to represent it on the to those.values. Further, there is inability to engage voters roll. The appointee must be a directorwith Councillors due to the frequently and or company secretary, at least 18 years old Victorian Electoral Commission Map P o s t a linappropriately used ‘winky pop’ ruling on election day, have no other entitlement or Code 3225 Mapexcuse. appointment within the Council area, and must consent to the appointment in writing. I fail to understand why community To set the facts straight, in Winky Pop Pty Ltd organisation would name a representativev Hobsons Bay City Council [2007] VSC 468, an Assessment and approval of such an for inclusion on the voters roll. If elected aselected council member lodged a submission application lies with the Chief Executive Councillor, that person cannot vote on matterswith the council on a proposed planning Officer. The Victorian Electoral Commission affecting the nominating organisation becausescheme amendment relating to a strategic accepts the assessment by Council, and the of conflict of interest.redevelopment area. The councillor initially Returning Officer is not obliged to further checkdeclared a conflict of interest when the council on the eligibility of the Councillor candidates. And don’t get me started on conflict ofdeliberated and voted to send the submissions interest – a quite tricky thing in a smallto a panel. The councillor then appeared before Section 28 of LGA deals with eligibility community where interests and allegiancesthe panel and made further submissions! When of a Councillor once elected and is very frequently overlap. Conflict of interest is quitethe council convened to consider the panel’s specific. If there is a change in the Councillor’s a serious matter as Councillors who do notreport the councillor participated in a series of circumstances and he/she no longer meets disclose a conflict of interest are guilty of anvotes, including exclusion of the parcel of land the criteria as set out under Section 11 of the offence and may have to pay a fine of up to 120from the strategic redevelopment area. LGA, and the “Councillor thus ceases to have penalty units (the equivalent to about $26,870) a qualification entitling the Councillor to and, if convicted, will be disqualified from The Supreme Court found that the continue in office, the Councillor continues being a Councillor for seven years.councillor’s involvement was sufficient to to hold the office for 50 days after ceasinginvalidate council’s decision. By making to be qualified” and “A Councillor to whom Any breach of the Local Government Actan individual submission the councillor subsection (2) applies, goes out of office at the 1989 will be assessed by the Local Governmentdemonstrated that he had made up his mind in expiry of the period specified in subsection (2) Investigations and Compliance Inspectorate, anadvance of the formal consideration processes unless the Councillor has within that period --- independent administrative office establishedand therefore had not been open to persuasion (a) obtained a qualification entitling him or her by the State government.otherwise through formal consideration of the to continue to be a Councillor; and (b) lodgedmatter. He was found to have prejudged the a written statement with the Chief Executive So, Councillors – know and respect thematter. Officer specifying that qualification.” Law that applies to councils in order to avoid unpleasant surprises. Thus, there is a narrow window of less than Carmen Bell, Fisherman’s Flat LBW Chartered Accountants For Advice on Succession Planning Estate Taxation Small Business Individual Taxation Setup & Administration of Self Managed Super Funds Other General Advicewww.lbwaccountants.com.au Contact Richard Bull - our local representative 5258 3297 (AH) or Geelong 5221 6111 (BH) The Rip August 2017 Page 18
public notice QUEENSCLIFF POINT LONSDALE TO ALL COMMUNITY ORGANISATION, COMMUNITY ENTERPRISE SPORTING CLUBS AND OTHERS2018 2017 COMMUNITY GRANTS COMMUNITY CALENDARThe Board of the QPLCE has great pleasure in inviting applications from the Preparations are well in hand for the 2018, 3225 Community 3225 community for our 2017 Community Grants. Calendar.Applications are open from August 21st until 5 pm Sunday 24th September 2017. If you have or are planning an event in 2018, and you want it listedGrant presentations will be made at a Community Enterprise Celebration on for all to see, please provide details of the event and it will be listed freeSunday November 19 at 5.00pm at a place to be advised. in the calendar, the closing date for the 2018 calendar is Friday 30thWe welcome applications from clubs, associations and informal groups, including September 2017.new and unincorporated groups in the Borough. We have a total pool of $25,000 (oras determined by the Board) with an expected limit per grant of $3,000. Amounts in If you are happy with the information in 2017 Community Calendarexcess of this will only be considered in exceptional circumstances and at the then you need to do nothing, however if the information has changeddiscretion of the Board. or altered or your organisation is not listed please update and forwardApplications can be accessed at www.qplce.org.au, or at the Bendigo Bank, details to me.Queenscliff. Completed applications can be emailed to [email protected] ordelivered/mailed to the Bendigo Bank, 65 Hesse Street Queenscliff 3225. If the above date does not suit your organisation, then I am flexible inAll applications must meet these criteria to be considered: order to give you more time to organise your events for 2018. 1. Local community (post code 3225: Queenscliff and Point Lonsdale) is the If you wish to take advantage of this offer, contact me by phone on target beneficiary 03 52582680, or by email [email protected] . If you are using email 2. Project is not currently funded or able to access the full funding required place “2018 Community Calendar “in the Subject heading. from other sources 3. Able to use the funding by 31 December 2018 If you have any further questions, please don’t hesitate to contact me 4. Willing to recognise QPLCE and/or sponsor as the provider of funds with via e-mail or phone on 52582680. appropriate signage or newsletter acknowledgments 5. Able to send at least two representatives to our QPLCE Celebration which is The calendar will be delivered to all households within the 3225 to be held on Sunday 19th November at 5pm postcode prior to Xmas 2017. Please note: Grants for research projects will not be considered nor requests for Many Thanksdefibrillators (as we now have a good spread in the Borough). Seed funding/partialfunding to support a partnership approach is welcome. Richard (Dick) ClarkCo convenor 3225 Community CalendarIFor enquiries contact Stephen McGain on 0425 246 847 or [email protected] classifieds FOR SALE – 3-piece fabric lounge suite (1 x 2 seater, 2 x single recliners). Good condition. $450 – 5258 3464 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 August 2017 Page 19
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MECHANICAL REPAIRS Sea level rise still on the agenda Pt Lonsdale/Queenscliff The potential impact of sea level rise on our state government to further examine impacts Automotive Centre community remains under investigation, with on ground water and to further understand (Steve Higgins) Queenscliffe and the City of Greater Geelong the potential impacts of coastal erosion,\" Ms securing a further $100,000 in state government Chappell said. Full Car Servicing funding. All Mechanical Repairs A community reference group, aimed at Fully Qualified Mechanic The Borough has dismissed as likely to be giving residents a voice on future sea level inaccurate, recently-released international rise decision making and mitigation, is yet to Air Conditioning mapping which foreshadows more extensive be formed, some 16 months after councilors Repairs & Services flooding of our municipality than previously unanimously voted for it. Pick Up Service Available predicted. “Council considers matters relating to sea (Local area only) Projections from the US-based National level rise whenever foreshore infrastructure Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration and assets need to be renewed or replaced. 46 Bellarine Highway, (NOAA) predict global sea levels could rise by Queenscliff 2 metres by 2100, well above previous measures “One successful example is the replacement and high enough to wipe out much of our of the Surf Life Saving Club beach access ramp PHONE: 5258 4668 coastline. at the Point Lonsdale back beach. Another 0418 524 861 example is the sand retention fencing that is “Given that the map has been sourced from being trialled at the dog beach to prevent the DIGBY MORAN the US, Council assumes that the model that scouring of the primary dune,” Ms Chappell has been used to create the map is what is said. LANDSCAPES commonly referred to as a bath tub model,” said (Assoc. Dip Hort, Burnely) Council Executive Community Engagement Meanwhile - property owners or would-be officer Jessica Chappell. buyers can now find out the potential flooding Specialising in low-maintenance, risk of their investment within our region, low-water gardens “Council understands that the most with the launch of the Corangamite Catchment contemporary evidence-based assessment of Management Authority’s new Flood Portal. Design & Construction the impacts and detailed dynamic modelling, Quality Paving which is much more accurate than the bath tub The online webpage provides information Retaining Walls modelling technique, of climate change and sea about flooding and potential flooding risks as Turf level rise is reflected in the Cardno Report that well as other resources. Irrigation was endorsed by Council in April 2016.” The Corangamite Regional Floodplain Landscape Plans for Council The Borough and the City of Greater Geelong Strategy, currently being developed by the approval have secured an additional $100,000 from the Association in consultation with local councils and the SES, will be released later this year. Qualified Tree Arborist Business snapshot shows mixed view of 0412 520 438 or the future 5258 1547 Most Queenscliffe businesses are owned the opposite belief and fear they may not last. email: [email protected] by locals, have been running for more than a Queenscliffe’s unique location and heritage decade and have a turnover of less than $250,000 per annum, a snapshot of our economy shows. were rated among its competitive advantages, while expensive rates and seasonality are The data, taken from a recent survey of disadvantages. Our Council’s “vision and business operators, was released by Accounting focus” and high Council rates were also listed firm Deloite at its most recent community as barriers to future investment, respondents forum to help shape the Borough’s future said. economic direction. Deloite has been been tasked with developing The figures also show just over 50 percent of an Economic Development Strategy for our businesses employee between one and five staff municipality. A first draft of the Economic – although most, 38 percent, are from outside Development Strategy is expect to be made the 3225 zone - and retail and accommodation public this month. are our biggest employment sectors. A little over a quarter of operators surveyed were “very confident” their business would remain profitable, but a similar number have 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 The Rip August 2017 Page 22
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August Diary4 It’s that time of the year when 19 The Queenscliffe Maritime Museum Queensciffe Lighthouse Theatre Group this month presents favourite Australian stage playQueenscliff shines a light on Fine Art Films, will celebrate International Lighthouse Secret Bridesmaids' Business, directed by Weekend with tours today and tomorrow. Debbie Fraser.with the Bellarine Lighthouse Films Winter Tours will be running every hour starting at It is the night before Meg's wedding. SheProgram celebrating its sixth year. 9.30 am with the last tour at 3.30 pm. The and her bridesmaids are planning to kick upThe three-day event runs from Friday August historic Compressed Air Fog Horn will sound their heels as the final hours before the big at 10.30 am. 12.30 pm and 3.00 pm and the day tick down. However not everything goes4 to Sunday 6th and features special guests Geelong Amateur Radio Club will be set to plan as a last minute scandal threatens up at the base of the Lighthouse and in the to ruin the whole affair. Elizabeth Coleman'sand a selection of five of the best movies: Museum's Marconi Shed. Pre-bookings are wonderful characters bring this seriously funny strongly recommended. - 5258 3440 / 0490 play to life. Performances will be held at thePawno, Sweat Bean, Gett, The Lobster and 550 837. Queenscliff Uniting Church on August 11, 12,Timbuktu. Tickets, including dinner packages, 16, 17, 18 and 19. Tickets available from qltg.are available at www.bellarinelighthousefilms. 26 360Q presents Pot-Pourri! - a org.au and Queenscliff Visitor Information Centre - 5258 4843com. special night of gourmet dining and first- class entertainment. Take five of Australia’s THE RIP5 Thirty-nine finalists are vying to win most talented performers, add a dash of opera, a slice of cabaret, toss in your favourite SEPTEMBER DEADLINEQueenscliff’s $4,000 Peebles Print Prize. Broadway hits and a touch of class and top itWinners will be announced today and an all off with a big dollop of comedy and you The deadline for events, adverts andexhibition of their works will continue at have the brilliance that is Pot-Pourri.Cost $125 copy in the September edition isthe Queenscliff Gallery and Workshop until per head. www.trybooking.com/RBY MONDAY AUGUST 21September 10. 27 Enjoy an afternoon of live community Contact 5258 4131 or6 The Bookshop at Queenscliff and Shelter email: [email protected] music making with the Westgate ConcertShed Queenscliff are hosting afternoon Band at the Queenscliff Town Hall betweentea today with chef, author and television 2 and 4pm today. The varied and interestingpresenter Gabriel Gaté. His 'So French, So program includes orchestral classics.Sweet' is a love letter to pâtisserie, baking Tickets are $10 and include a light Afternoonand sweet things.Treat yourself to the Tea. For further information contact Dick Clarkultimate winter indulgence and join Gabriel 03 5258268for stories and treats in front of Shelter Shed'sopen fire.All guests receive a $20 book 29 The documentary 'Kokoda - The Spiritvoucher.Bookings can be made in person atThe Bookshop, by telephone on 5258 4496, or Lives' will have its national premiere screeningonline at www.thebookshop.yapsody.com. at the Queenscliff RSL tonight at 7.30pm. Tickets are just $10, with all proceeds going11 The Queenscliffe/Point Lonsdale Red to the Kokoda Track Foundation for use in programs in Papua New Guinea.Cross Unit is holding a TRIVIA NIGHT tonightat RSL Queenscliff 7.00 for 7.30pm. BYOSupper. Drinks at Bar prices. Tickets $25available from Laura 0416 150 642 or Lyn 0414897 720.18 VIETNAM VETERANS DAY - acommunity march will be held along HesseStreet from 10.30am to honour those whofought and died in the war. It will finish atthe RSL. Guest speaker Major Bruce Davies(retired).www.therip.com.au Follow us online and on Facebook For 27 years our publication has been keeping its readers up to date with news and events in one of Victoria’s most beautiful and popular coastal communities... and now we’ve extended our reach even further! For online advertising enquiries phone 5258 4131 or email [email protected] The Rip August 2017 Page 26
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exhibitions, music & showsClassic wedding story comes to the stage It is the night before play.Cast members Bernadette Byrne, Meg’s wedding. She and her “QLTG continues to fill an important nicheCaity Ellett and Georgyia Tino bridesmaids are planning to kick up their heels as the in the entertainment industry on the Bellarine final hours before the big Peninsula, and we are thrilled to introduce day tick down. However not a number of new faces to the cast of Secret everything goes to plan as a Bridesmaids’ Business,” said producer Dan last minute scandal threatens Eastwood. “It’s hilarious, quirky and uniquely to ruin the whole affair. Australian.” Queenscliffe Lighthouse The cast includes Caity Ellett as bride Meg Theatre Group will bring the Bacon, Melinda Hughes as her mother Colleen, classic Australian story Secret Georgyia Tino as Matron of honour and Bridesmaids Business to the Bernadette Byrne as a bridesmaid. stage this month. Afternoon and evening performances will After a string of successful run from Friday August 11 until Saturday productions, Debbie Fraser August 19. Tickets are $30 for adults and $25 has returned to direct the concession and can be purchased online at qltg. org.au. Paul Evans - A Place So Real “A Place So Real” - Paul Evans’ new exhibition at Queenscliff’s Seaview Gallery - includes a selection of visually dynamic, beautifully balanced and immensely evocative works. “Paul captures not only the scene but the atmosphere,” says the Gallery’s Colleen Kenwood. “He creates a beautiful composition by skillfully and patiently building up his works by careful observation and colour, tone and form. “The composition, combined with the faithful rendition of colour and shape, results in truly outstanding works.” The exhibition runs from August 12 to 31. Meet the artist and enjoy the latest release of Baie Wines On Saturday August 12 between 2 and 4pm.Graeme Peebles, Soula and Theo Mantalvanos are preparing for Call out for young artistsQueenscliff's first Peebles Print Prize this month. Artists aged between 14 and 20 are being encouraged to submit anArtists line up for lucrative prize entry into next month’s Head Start Youth Art Exhibition. Fifty-nine intaglio prints, created “I am so enthusiastic by the charm The Queenscliffe Neighbourhood House event aims to showcaseby 55 different artists have been of Queenscliff and I’ve embraced youth talent from across the Bellarine.selected as finalists in Queenscliff’s the opportunity to sponsor theinaugural Peebles Print Prize. inaugural Peebles Print Prize.” This year’s theme is “Our World - My World.” Entrants can explore both literal or abstract interpretation and can The competition is an initiative of Peebles, together with Gordon submit their piece in any medium – painting, drawing, ceramics,Queenscliff Gallery and Workshop Craig and Peter Lancaster, viewed photography or other. Prizes will be awarded.(QG&W), to honour the talent entries from across Australia to Entries close on August 17, and can be found on the Queenscliffof local artist and academic, arrive at the selection of finalists. Neighbourhood House website; www.qnh.org. The exhibition will openGraeme Peebles, who is world on September 2 at 2pm.renowned for his intricate type of These works are currently beingprintmaking known as mezzotint. exhibited at the Gallery, ahead of Chris Box - The the winner being announced on Artists are vying to win to win a Saturday August 5. In his first exhibition at Queenscliffe’scash prize of $4,000, sponsored by The House Gallery, Chris Box will exhibitQueenscliff restaurant 360Q. Master printmaker, Hertha a selection of carefully chosen prints in a Kluge-Pott will select the winning range of relief styles. “We have a world-renowned entry.artist living in Queenscliff. I cannot Each work tries to capture an imagebelieve no one even knows he is A People’s Choice Award winner he has seen in nature or one inspired byhere,” said restaurant owner Barry will win a residency with the another artist.Iddles. Gallery. Most of the pieces are printed from “Whilst I am relatively new to Peebles studied and lectured at Chris’s existing linocut blocks but atown. I feel we should all embrace RMIT and is a multi-award-winner number of new works and originalthe historical buildings and the in his field with his work collected sketches have also been included.eclectic mix of locals. privately and by institutions around the world. The Rip August 2017 Page 28
arts Country queen headed our way Local musician Andrea Robertson, husband Nine-time Golden Guitar and multiple ARIA winner Beccy Cole is joining an David and son Heath already stellar line up of Queenscliff Music Festival talent.Club boosts its artscredentials The country songstress headlines the second announcement of acts for the three- The Point Lonsdale Boardriders Clubhouse is day November event.the venue of a new music video. Local musicianAndrea Robertson used the transformed engine Other new acts include Allysha Joy, Theshed as the backdrop for her forthcoming CD. Bamboos, Jebediah frontman Bob Evans, husband and wife duo Hat Fitz & Cara, The clip involved drone footage of thelighthouse zooming down to the Shed and Jazz Party, Little Georgia, Mia Dyson,interior shots of Andrea, husband David and Stella Donnelly, The Wilson Pickers andson Heath performing. Perth offering The Southern River Band. Andrea is a highly-regarded Ocean Grove- They’re join previously announced actsbased independent artist. Her much-anticipated including Bernard Fanning, Xavier Rudd,second album is due for release this year and The Temper Trap and The Beautiful Girls.will feature “a fusion of soulful-blues, folk andcountry along with a dash of rockabilly.” And award-winning funny man, writer and musician Sammy J has signed on to deliver Club member Nick Huggins is producing the some laughs to the event. The comedianCD. won Best Comedy at last year’s Melbourne Fringe Festival and Best Newcomer at the Since securing a five-year lease of the shed, Melbourne International Comedy Festival.the club has continued to grow in stature as acommunity arts hub. Tickets are being snapped up at a recordPhoto courtesy Nick Tonzing pace, with two-day passes already gone and the entire event likely to sell out in advance for the second consecutive year.Tussock Upstairs Gallery Seaview Gallery queenscliff Workshops 17 PAUL EVANS A PLACE SO REAL new Watercolour - Priscilla Fenton September 13th, 20th, 27th Solo Exhibition 12-31 August new Linocut Printmaking - Janet Goldman contemporary - traditional - glass - jewellery Series 1 - October 9th, 16th, 23rd Series 2 - October 11th, 18th, 25th Open 10.30 - 5.00 daily - closed Wednesdays Enrolment details 86 Hesse St Queenscli 3225 - 5258 3645 [email protected] [email protected] email: [email protected] paintings, prints, photography, The Rip August 2017 Page 29 sculptures, ceramics and jewellery by local artists 89 Point Lonsdale Road Point Lonsdale 3225 Open Daily 10am - 5pm [email protected] - phone 0418 392485 www.tussockupstairs.com.au
It's all about saving livesLife members Peter Maishman and JudyJohnston continue their series of articlesmarking the Point Lonsdale Surf Life SavingClub's 70th year. In the 70 years we have been patrollingour local beaches a lot has changed in surflifesaving techniques, in technologies availableand in the way we need to manage our Club.New equipment has been developed andnew facilities required to maintain it. Severalinnovations have made and are making a bigdifference to the way we sustain our service tothe community.LIFEGUARDS In the 2013 Lifesaving Victoria Awards our LERT was given the Outstanding Achievement Award. It is important to distinguish between Anglesea. Various local bodies doubted the equipment by supporting a Lifesavingvolunteer lifesavers and paid lifeguards. funding could be sustained, but LSV pressured Emergency Response Team (LERT). LERT wasVolunteers started patrolling surf beaches Premier at the time, Lindsay Thompson, to formed in 2008 and the Club has a dedicatedfrom 1947, with Torquay the first and Point ensure its survival. Lifeguards are also rostered storage facility which houses the equipment.Lonsdale the second. They gave up their spare to locations where there are no permanent surf LERT is able to respond to callouts 24/7time to travel to beaches, patrol in all weathers life saving clubs. These include RAAF’s beach largely within the Bellarine District, and trainsand to train, develop their skills and compete at Ocean Grove, Cosy Corner at Torquay, Point to combine with other emergency services.at carnivals. The Lifeguard, whereby well Roadknight and Eastern Beach. Training is ongoing, involving emergencyqualified surf lifesavers are employed through training exercises with the SES, Victoria Police,state government funding, was established in The Point Lonsdale SLSC made a deputation Coastguard, CFA and Ambulance Victoria. Asthe early 1980’s. The scheme is governed by to the Mayor and Borough Council for the a result of the establishment of LERT, manyLife Saving Victoria (LSV) and provides paid Lifeguard program to be introduced here, members of the Club have enhanced theirlifeguards on weekdays and Saturday mornings training and assessing suitably qualified qualifications and skills in the use of state ofduring the summer. Volunteer surf life savers members to provide patrols during the the art equipment which, of course, they extendpatrol our beaches on Saturday afternoons, times when volunteer lifesavers were not to their lifesaving capabilities patrolling ourSundays and public holidays, from December available. Three of our members – Ken Fraser, beaches.to Easter. Tim Maishman and Bill Marchbank – were subsequently employed for season 1981/1982. In the 2013 Lifesaving Victoria Awards our Prior to professional lifeguards the only other They affected 9 rescues, treated a number of LERT was given the Outstanding Achievementsystem of “patrolling” beaches was operated in first aid cases and coordinated the search for a Award.a rather ad hoc way by Foreshore Committees, missing child. Our first female lifeguard wasif funding by Councils was provided. This was Joanne Young. The availability of modern-day craft,seen as inadequate, and by 1980, Life Saving equipment and facilities dedicated to savingVictoria started a Professional Lifeguard Pilot OUR PRESENCE IN QUEENSCLIFF lives is what surf life saving is all about. ItScheme. It was trialled at Torquay, Jan Juc and requires a lot of fundraising and funding In 2000 our Club had a major drive for a to procure and maintain, and a lot of timeThen President Rick Aitchison at the opening facility at Santa Casa beach to patrol the long training to ensure that our skills are optimal.of the Santa Casa Beach Base, with Minister stretch of sand and water which is so popular It requires leadership from knowledgeableJustin Madden in the background. for visitors to Queenscliff. Work commenced and experienced older members, and very in July 2002 and the facility was opened on 8th importantly, enthusiasm and dedication from March 2003. Santa Casa is the base for Nippers our younger members. These have and always and for the Lifeguards. This beach is much will be the attributes which underpin our surf safer than the “Glaneuse” beach – the most life saving movement. Although today is a far dangerous beach on the west coast and it was cry from what we had 70 years ago, the basic very important that we were in a position to principles remain – dedication, commitment, have lifeguards on duty when our volunteers vigilance and service. were not available. Santa Casa beach provides an additional base to support our activities. The Club is now moving into a new era with the planning of a new Clubhouse. Watch for LIFESAVING EMERGENCY RESPONSE more information in the future articles we TEAM have for the Rip. Whilst Clubs don’t patrol during the winter On November 4th and 5th the Club is celebrating months, to respond to emergency situations our 70th Anniversary with a big party at the year round, the early 2000’s saw selected Clubhouse. Our community and supporters Clubs in Victoria begin to acquire vehicles are very welcome to attend and join in the and equipment as part of standard lifesaving celebrations along with many of our past and routines. These included 4WD vehicles, All current members. Terrain Vehicles and Water Rescue Craft, as well as an extensive range of rescue and radio equipment. Our Club responded to the requirement for the availability of new The Rip August 2017 Page 30
The RIP Big 4 Beacon Resort has Your Community - Your Voice reported a 43 percent - celebrating 26 years - surge in winter The Rip is a FREE, locally-owned and produced community guestsnewspaper. It is published monthly and funded by advertising. Winter no barrier to fun Advertising and editorial enquiries can be directed to the editor. While many were heading north she said. for the Winter, figures from one “Visits to the region are no longer p: 5258 4131 e: [email protected] of our biggest accommodation 51 Mercer Street Queenscli , 3225 providers suggest visitors were concentrated to the four weeks of happy to spend the school summer but occur all year round. RiSp URuBmSCouRrIPSuTbIsOcrNipFtiOonRFMorm holidays right here in Queenscliff. The peaks and troughs are getting Or nd us online at www.therip.com.au less and less which is a credit to Big4 Beacon Resort has reported local businesses that are providingSimply return this subscription form with a cheque or money a 43 percent surge in guests unique experiences for our visitors order for $30 made payable to Rip Rumour to: over the July break and an 89 and showcasing the region as a percent hike in caravan travellers, destination.or $30 to 51 MercerRSitpreReutm, Qouureenscli 3225 compared with last year’s figures.51 Mercer Street, Queenscliff 3225 “Increased visitor activity is a The results indicate a willingness testament to the entire peninsulaName: ......................................................................... of families to spend time on the and all it has to offer which Bellarine Peninsula, according to encourages visitor expenditureAddress: ..................................................................... owner Lorraine Golightly. and increases employment across the region.”................................................................................... “It always amazes me how Queenscliff and the BellarinePhone: ........................................................................ continues to grow over the 47 years we have been in business,”Signed: .......................................................................HOME MAINTENANCE The Bookshop Including • BATHROOMS at Queenscliff • KITCHENS 30 Hesse St Queenscliff | 03 5258 4496 Grant Rogers - Point Lonsdale www.thebookshopatqueenscliff.com 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 August 2017 Page 31
sport, health & wellbeing Point Lonsdale SLSC Shooting BRONZE AND CADET CAMPS for gloryThe annual bronze and cadet camps are being held in December this year CADETS 16-20 DECEMBER BRONZE 17 - 23 DECEMBER For more information go to www.pointlonsdaleslsc.asn.au NETBALL - Sharp shooter Maddie Clifton will be pivotal to Queenscliff winning a premiership in the Under 19 Division One competition. The MAKE FITNESS YOUR GOAL IN 2017! side has emerged as the team to beat, finishing on top of the league ladder. ENERGY FOR LIFE Finals are as follows: Qualifying Finals Saturday August 19th -Kerry Pettigrove Portarlington. Elimination Finals Sunday August 20th - Portarlington Semi Finals Saturday August 26th - Torquay. Semi Finals SundayPersonal Trainer with more than 20 years experience August 27th - Torquay. Preliminary Finals Saturday September 2nd -One on One training • Group training Drysdale. Grand Finals Saturday September 9th - DrysdaleCircuit Classes • Boxing Classes • Boot-campsGym memberships available Camp enrolments open5258 1670 - 0414 581670 Enrolments have opened for the Point Lonsdale Surf Life Saving Club’s popular Bronze medallion and Cadet camps. Participate will take part in a live-in camp, learning all aspects of essential lifesaving skills, from CPR to beach management and public safety. “Each year we see over 100 candidates go through the camps, bringing fresh talent to each new season,” said club Training and Assessment Vice President Justine Cain. “The Bronzies and Cadets are important members of patrol as Point Lonsdale back beach is a dangerous beach, each year we see 1000s of beach goers and multiple rescues, without patrols the beach wouldn’t be as safe as it is each summer. The camps also provide the opportunity for candidates to push their comfort boundaries and form new friendships,” said Ms Cain. Applications are open to the wider community. Cadets much be over 13 and bronze participants over 15. For further details, contact the club or log onto its web page.Don’t go cold Spring 10labtenthis winter! stock arriving in 4-6 Hesse Street Queenscliff store now... 5258 1149Quiksilver, Rip Curl, Billabong, Rusty, Roxy, Havaianas, Vans, Bonds, Emu and more... The Rip August 2017 Page 32
sport, health & wellbeingCoaches call it a dayFOOTBALL – The hunt is underway for a newsenior coach, following the resignation of Jonno We’ve had a number of injuries Queenscliff co-coachCasey and Andrew Hodgson. this year, which hasn’t helped Jonno Casey will be either, but injuries happen standing down from The pair informed players last week they and you’ve got to have depth to the role at the end ofwould be stepping down from the role at the cover them this season.end of this season. – Jonno Casey Club officials have already started the process Both will stay on as players. need a fair bit of time to develop and we need of finding a new coach. “We’ve had a bit of a chat over the last monthand reached the conclusion that it’s probably to look at getting another couple of players, just “I’ve absolutely loved coaching the team andbest for the club to move forward,” said Casey. I’d be really keen to do some coaching again “It’s just a really good opportunity to get a to try to keep up with all of the other clubs that in the future. I think it’s been a great learningnew face in, but also to get a few more faces curve for us in terms of the management of 40as well to keep building on the last couple of are recruiting really well,” Casey said. to 50 guys at training and relationships andyears,” he said. obviously getting to know how the club really The decision comes amid a disappointing works.”season for the Coutas. Hampered by injuries formuch of the year, they are set to finish outsideof the finals. Casey, 26 and Hodson 28, became theyoungest coaches in the league when they wereappointed in 2015. The Coutas finished second on the ladderand reached the preliminary final in their firstseason, but Casey admits a lack of depth haschallenged the side in recent weeks. “We’ve had a number of injuries this year,which hasn’t helped either, but injuries happenand you’ve got to have depth to cover themwhen they occur. “It’s been really good that we’ve been ableto give some young guys a game, but they stillExcellence in Health and WellbeingEExxcceelllleennccee iinnLHHOLNeeINaSaDllttKAhhLSaaEnnBGddIOSWWLTFeeRCllllLObbUeeBiinngg Barb Vallance Now Open for Nathan Ulph - MRyooBbthaHerbruatVpcaihslitlnansocen $25 Sunday Roast Lunchfor2 Sally Caldwell -RPohbyCsHilouattihrceehriPanplsaisoptnp Rob Hutchinson - PhCylasiiorethPerlaappipst (Main Claire Plapp - Physiotherapist Sara Monaghan - Physiotherapist•S•SPPSHSEEppeCoCoarrdtItIssaAAcIILnLnhjjeuuIIsrNrNSi•SieeTTssPPESEEEpRRCCoEErItISSsAATTILLnSSju::IINrNieTTsEERREESSTTSS:: &CoDuesrsseerst) Warm up by the fire this winter at• HNeacdka&chBeasc•k PSHapienoardtsacInhjeusries Links Bistro and enjoy a Sunday Roast Lunch, without the hassle!• NDeryckN&eeBdalicn•kg PHNaienacdka&chBeasck Pain Other menu options available• DRreymNeedeiadlliMn•gassNDaergycekN&eeBdalicnkg Pain Now open from 12.30pm - 2.30pm every SundayP•••HAYJFAJoourrSttiinhnhnIcrtrtOiitt&t&iiioccTnMMCCHauuolosEsnMn••••ccddRuouiitlvtlADRJAiaAJRiaoeoorrorrnremnePttSyiSishsmnhmneYttrNtrrtrneiaeiat&tt&eiidiidc•nnceiisMsMaaCdCClluluooiMMLnssnngcIcaaddNuussOiitltlssICiaiaoNoCaarrlnnggLiASSsnseeIttNLirrcaaEPaiinnlBIssLPOAilOTaKtEeISNsCCGS•lliStinnuFNidIiccTOioaNaWllNEPPAOSiiVSWllaaACttIOLeeLAPssABESSSLNSttE!uuE!ddSiioo N N Bookings are recommended Call 5258 1955lPPPOOHDDYIISAA•TTIORRPYCYTH•H••LYPPPPPCIESNOSSHHLRIYYIDOIYCYACCNITSHSHAPIH0COTOIYIOOERLALOO•YTRTLGG1CHAH•P0YYPPLE1EI••LSIYBRNRHHAYeAAIATAC•lClNNaEHPPCArDDSiOnYYLLTTeILH•HPNO•H•EEIIwLGDCRRCCyAAAYRA,LLTPPPYL•IIEYoYNNHNMSi••nAIIDEDtYCC•NLIEIOEoEAADFDTnTTLILsIILHTTTTdIIHPNIPaENAAlEIERINeNGLLRSAV••AAASBiBPcTTPOOYC3EEYWW2LSS2•EEA5DNNS••I••SEFFFFETUUIIISwTTNTNwNwE. SS Links Bistro is open for Dinner lCLPINO•IDCPIAO0TDRIYA1T•0PR1SYBYe•CllaBHriOOneWLOHEwGNyY,TP•HoHiEnAtRNLoADnPsTYdHalEeRVAicP3Y22•5DIETIwTww on Tuesday, Friday and Saturday nights and Lunch from Tuesday through to Sunday CLINIC 0 101 Bellarine Hwy, Point Lonsda Lonsdale Golf Club - 69 Fellows Rd, Point Lonsdale P: 52581955 E: [email protected] 5258 4633CLINIC 0 101 Bellarine Hwy, Point Lonsd W: www.lonsdalegc.com.au101 Bellarine Hwy, Point Lonsdale Vic 3225www.ptlonsdalephysio.com.au The Rip August 2017 Page 33
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Drug house bustAll about usThree men have been remanded in custodyover two drug raids in Queenscliff in recent Census data confirms we're $1,211 per household and we’re good at puttingdays. an ageing population of mainly our hand up to lend a hand, with 35.8 percent women volunteerism, compared with an Australian Police executed search warrants on two average of just 19 percent.properties on Thursday July 27, seizing more Women outnumber men, we are older thanthan 200 cannabis plants. the national average, have very little racial And it seems we are losing our religion, diversity and a third of us practice no religion. with 34.3 percent of us claiming to have no One of the properties is a private rental house church affiliations – up 4.3 percent in fivein Stokes Street. Welcome to Queenscliffe! years. Catholicism represents the most popular Newly-released 2016 Census data shows religion (20.9 percent), followed by Anglican The three men, all aged in their 30’s, fronted the average resident in our statistical area is a (17.1) and the Uniting Church (3.7).Geelong Magistrates Court. 59 years of age – 21 years above the national Two have been charged with two counts of average and seven years older than 2011cultivating a commercial quantity of drugs. Census.One of the men was also arrested in relation to There were 4,148 people residing in our twin Other Census data includes:an alleged crop house in Glen Waverly. towns on Census night. Most, 53.5 percent, ■ 57.3 percent of residents are married – were female. The majority of houses – 52.6 220 people live in de facto relationships. 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