26CELEBRATING Queenscliff YEARSand Point LonsdaleYour Community Voice October 2016 No. 284Heavenly!Julianne Prowse says she and her husband felt like they were\"inside a miracle\" when a stunning rainbow arched its wayover the Queenscliff beach while they were walking their dogs.She qucikly snapped the stunning scene with her iphone andthankfully opted to share it with us!Families of native Rosellas are being forced It's election time in the Borough of Queenscliffe The Queenscliff Football Club has thrown itsout of their nests with ancient Moonahs axed in and 11 impressive candidatesare vying for support behind a push for an all-girl footballVictoria Park P4 your vote P12-15 team P43David McDonald Builders Rip Rumour, October 2016 Page 1building with excellence Complete Building Service Award Winning Designs Coastal Living at its Finestwww.davidmcdonaldbuilders.com.au18 Crows Nest Place, Queenscli 3225.p: 0418 599620 e: [email protected]
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Oval to shrink under reserve shakeup The Queenscliff Football oval will shrinksome six metres in size and public access to xxthe sports reserve will be restricted under acontroversial proposal to separate sporting and The Quenscliff Recreation Reserve Masterplan aims to provide a clear separation betweencamping activities at the Recreation Reserve. sports and camping The Council has released its draft Recreation pleased to note that work on the new oval caused historically by the different functionalReserve Masterplan to the public. It includes lighting has progressed with Council aiming needs of each of these stakeholders,” saida detailed map highlighting how the site will that new lighting will be in place for the start of caretaker mayor Helene Cameron.be divided up between the two stakeholders. the 2017 football season,\" he said.However the proposal, particularly the oval “This is a very exciting thing, it’s a wonderfulreduction, is yet to gain the full support of \"We know the project will deliver long term thing to be happening and I think it’s importantsporting clubs. health and social benefits for our community. that by working with these groups we’re We have worked with council for a long time going to be able to get some good community The Mercer Street end of the reserve will be and only have a small number of areas where we consultation and see the results of a very long,given over entirely to sporting users and will don't agree. For example we are not supportive deserving project in the borough.”include two new netball courts, cricket nets, a of a reduction in playing surface size and haveplayground and 97 car parks for club patrons. put that view strongly to Council on a number The $3.15 million Masterplan project includes: of occasions. “The plan does propose to reshape the oval to • Completion of stage two of theprovide a symmetrical oval, while maintaining \"We will continue to work at gaining Monahan Centre redevelopment,the length and width dimensions required consensus on these remaining items,\" Mr incorporating a new communityin the AFL guidelines,” said Council General Waight said. gymnasium,Manager Planning and Infrastructure, PhilJosipovic. The plan has been released for public • An upgrade of external sporting comment however community consultation facilities including netball courts, “The reshaping of the oval is intended to will not begin until after the October 22 cricket nets and new oval lighting, andaddress [its] current egg-like shape… and municipal poll. The newly-elected Council willa more symmetrical oval will also provide drive the project. • Improved camping amenitiesimproved access to camping facilities.” “This clear separation of the sports precinct Some 10 permanent caravans will be relocated from the caravan park will resolve conflictsto make way for the development. The shake upwill deliver an immediate financial hit of up to$95,000 to Council’s 2017/18 budget. Howeverthe revenue would be recouped in the longerterm, said Mr Josipovic. Meanwhile, in a move likely to angerneighboring residents, boom gates will beinstalled at theHesse Street end gate, preventingall but campers from entering the reserve. That will mean all sporting traffic will enterfrom one end of the ground and is likely tocreate a greater than normal spill over ofvehicles into Mercer and Flinders Streets. Queenscliff Sporting Club President DamianWaight said while much of the plan waswelcome by football, netball and cricket clubs,parties were yet to reach full agreement. \"It is great to see the netball, cricket, ovallighting and community gym facilities includedin the draft master plan. The clubs are veryTHURS - SUN I 10AM-4PM Rip Rumour, October 2016 Page 3
Barwon Heads The Queenscliff Council is under fire for removing the habitat of native birds in Victoria Park Open 7 Days Council weilds axe on 3/53 Hitchcock Ave - 5254 2277 ancient Moonahs email:[email protected] This cull has again been instagram:@mossgrottobyalex The Queenscliffe Council is facing an angry proposed with little backlash over its decision to cut down 10 debate, consultation or POINT LONSDALE heritage Moonah Trees in Victoria Park and permit requirements. the Recreation Reserve.. The only alerts came viaPOST OFFICE & NEWS tape appearing on some Contractors moved in without public trees – QCA Bank@Post notification in recent days to immediately A more convenient way remove eight of the trees – some thought to be concerns about the risk that the trees pose,” Mr to manage your money upwards of 300 years old. Jenner said. We provide transaction services Another two, home to a family of native “Clearly Victoria Park is an icon for many on behalf of more than 70 banks and Rosellas, are earmarked for removal after people in the community and it has generated nesting season, in around six weeks’ time. a number of letters to Council… [however] financial institutions there is an obligation on Council to take the The 10 are among some 20 trees earmarked recommendation from the arborist seriously.”p·lums agazines & newspapers · ink cartridges for immediate removal across the municipality. Mr Jenner also cited a recent report by · art supplies · toys, gifts & books Borough CEO Lenny Jenner said a recent Victorian Coroner Phillip Burn into deaths · all your stationary needs arborist assessment and the recommendations relating to Council managed trees.. · holiday essentials of a landmark coronial finding had forced Council’s hand. “The bleak reading of the Coroner’s report POSTAGE SERVICE and the recommendations to all municipalities 99 Point Lonsdale Road - 5258 1159 “These trees were recommended for removal on the basis of their health, on the basis of Continued Page 26 concerns about structure of the tree and BREAKFAST ON THE BEACHGreat Coffee best breakfast GREAT VIEWSat the ferry terminal queenscliffsearoad.com.au/roro | 5257 4599 Rip Rumour, October 2016 Page 4
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COUNCIL VOTE 2016Four sitting and one former Councillors, a Road and a newly released plan to segregate We certainly do not want to sport and camping at the Queenscliff Recreation have more accommodation onleading heritage advocate and a senior police Reserve. the Point Lonsdale Lighthouse Reserve. Having been inofficer are among a varied field of 11 candidates Nine of the candidates made their pitch for business I understand that votes at a recent community forum, co-hosted we actually need to support thevying for the five vacant positions at this by the Point Lonsdale Civic Association (PLCA) businesses we already have in the and Queenscliff Community Association borough.”month’s Borough of Queenscliffe Municipal (QCA). –Ross Ebbelselection. After eight years, caretaker Mayor Helene Cameron is seeking a third term to help drive to evolve our community and our reaction toCaretaker Mayor Helene Cameron and unfinished projects. that,” he said. “It is our community out of all the communities that is most at risk and there isCouncillors Bob Merriman, Peter Russell and “I believe a confident and experience female no one immune to it in this community whether Councilor is necessary to the balance of the your house is up above or below.”Susan Salter are standing for re-election. They council, that’s why I’m standing as a council, who will continue to dedicate my skills, my Former Mayor, Australian Industrialare joined in the race by former Councillor passion, my honest and my enthusiasm to Relations Commissioner and Cricket Australia making the Borough of Queenscliffe a better Chairman Bob Merriman highlighted theDavid Kenwood, prominent heritage and safer place for all ages,” she said. Borough’s strong economic credential over the past eight years as part of his pitch for a thirdconsultant Boyce Pizzey, Police senior sergeant Having previously declared he was unlikely term. to seek re-election, Cr Russell said his mindand Chamber of Commerce chief Tony Francis, was changed by the recently-released Our “We’ve maintained above state average Coast Project report into the likely impact of performance in every category of theyoung Greens campaigner Stephen McGain, sea-level rise to hundreds of residents in our independent [community] satisfaction survey, municipality. we are in top three position in statewideformer international businessman Rob Minty, financial sustainability, whilst at the same time The retired accountant, who was prominent we’ve reduced our debt [and] we’ve achievedleading tourism voice Ross Ebbels and Louis in Our community’s Save 600 campaign some the lowest rate increases in recent years on a 10 years ago, says he wants to play a leading statewide basis,” he said. “Certainly we’veBaker, who boasts a background law and role in ensuring residents are not kept in the dark about the threat.finance. “Once the state government says it’s going A number to happen, a bit like speed cameras and speed,of issues have At the moment you’ve got to say it’s going to happen. We haveemerged as key our kids canto the outcome, work in a coffeeincluding the shop… butfuture of the there is not aPoint LonsdaleLighthouse lot of opportunity toReserve, Point get skills to do partLonsdale and time work and doQueenscliff front something other thanbeaches, growing work in hospitality.the municipality – Tony Francisbeyond Fellows Borough of Queenscliffe Council Election 2016 Our Council has performed very effectively over the past four years, delivering on several important projects and initiating others. We have also worked as strong advocates for the community to protect and improve those assets and services that make our municipality so special. Our rate increases over the previous three years have been the lowest of the 79 municipalities, yet we have also reduced our debt. We are the third most viable Council in the state, as measured by the state government. Our administration has delivered significant improvements in our parks and gardens. We also secured government support for and implemented road safety improvements in the Point Lonsdale shopping precinct. Other key projects delivered on include: ● Redevelopment of the ferry carpark, ferry to pier walking path and landscaping ● Upgrading Gellibrand, Learmonth and Bay Streets ● Maintaining above state average performance in the community satisfaction surveys ● The much needed upgrade to the Queenscliff Senior Citizens, Sea Scouts and Railway precinct ● Finding new homes for our Surf Life Saving amd Boardriders Clubs ● Finalising the Monahan Centre redevelopment and relocation of netball courts ● New roundabouts in Hesse Street and Point Lonsdale Road ● Undergrounding of powerlines in Point Lonsdale Still to come... ● Completion of the Point Lonsdale Lighthouse Open Space Project, the heritage review and front beach improvements ● The Fort of Queenscliff Tourism Activation Plan ● The Queenscliff Cultural Hub ● ● Avenue of Honour ● Finalisation of our heritage Review, and ● The Geelong and Queenscliff Coastal Adaption Project has identified vulnerable areas within the borough and engineers have developed protection for public and private assets. Workshops will occur to fully inform ratepayersAuthorised by Trevor Pigdon, 1 Stevens Street Queenscli For these and other reasons I ask you to VOTE 1 BOB MERRIMAN at the October 22 Council elections & I hope to again be serving with Helene Cameron VOTE 1 BOB MERRIMAN Rip Rumour, October 2016 Page 12
Eleven vye for five positionsI take the view overall though and also the community. “Whilst I think “We arethat small can be great and Ithink that is what we should be “I think we really are the envy of the state there has been an special inaiming for of victoria and we went to keep it that way,” enormous amount what we–Boyce Pizzey he said. done and whilst represent,got finalise the camping, sports and recreation I think there has we don’tproject, the Point Lonsdale Lighthouse open Having run international travel and been an enormous represent rampantspace project including the heritage review and amount of energy development, wefinalizing work on the front beach. photographic businesses, Rob Minty retired to go into things I don’t represent have yet to find a commercial, Sergeant Francis drew applause when he Point Lonsdale permanently 10 years ago. He an individual … industriallashed out at the current Council’s spending on who is totally development.consultants and pledged action on Toc H and took aim at outgoing Councillors for not doing enthusiastic aboutlocal beaches. enough to protect what makes the municipality “I don’t need consultants to tell us whichtoilets we need to fix up first. I don’t consultants special.to tell us what the community want…I don’tneed consultants to tell us the beach down here “What matters to me is putting the needs andis no good,” he said. amenity of residents first. They are the electors, “If you guys give me the mandate, withina month I will be knocking on Spring Street, they provide the majority of the income, and where Queenscliff – Peter Russelldemanding Dan [Andrews] give us $10 million is going.of the Port of Melbourne sale proceeds…he’s it’s their services and amenity we should bemade a bucket of money, I want him to fix upmy beach. Our beaches are a disgrace and how looking after. “I’ve got a greatwe can let them get to that is a disgrace. “It’s really important to redefine why we’re deal of optimism about what can happen down “Four or five years ago the community spokeso loudly about what should happen there all here, why we’ve all come and what we want here,” he said.and I can guarantee within six months I’ll ripthose bloody buildings down if I have to do it to maintain and retain here in Point Lonsdale Stephen McGain and Louis Baker weremyself,” he said. and Queenscliff,” he said. unable to attend the meeting. After several years on the sidelines formerCouncillor David Kenwood said he was Councillor Susan Salter outlined her vision of In his candidate statement Mr McGain,throwing his hat back into the ring to give avoice to protection of local heritage and the the municipality in 50 years; “I’m hoping the A member of the Australian Greens, said heenvironment. Council is still here and it’s very viable because wanted to see the borough reach it’s true “No tall and ugly buildings along ourforeshores and no high density development over the past four years we’ve been operating potential.would be my recommendation,” he said. in the black and next year we will have no loan “Some of my key areas of focus include “The borough of Queenscliffe doors are nowopen,” is the slogan adopted by Mr Ebbels, that the council owns,” she said. supporting and encouraging initiatives thata prominent local tourism and hospitalityindustry identity. “That means for business “I’m hoping that the lighthouse reserves are increase the viability of local businesses, long since resolved… I hope all of our heritage ensuring that the community has a genuine buildings are still here, loved and preserved opportunity to participate in council decision and I hope you’re all complaining about all the making, investing in sustainable infrastructure trees we planted between 2012-2016.” and services and ensuring we have a strategic Mr Pizzey, the former Heritage Victoria long term plan that will propel us well into the Director, is currently finalising construction future for generations to come.” of the Monash Centre in France – Australia’s Mr Baker said he would “strive to ensure Western Front Queenscliffe remains one of the safest andmost - “It just seems monument desirable places to live. for the federal commonsense “It is time for a change and balanced sensible Government. to me not representation.” Once completed, to have a he plans to turn boundary right his sites on why through the middle our towns are not of Point Lonsdale “alive and singing” like other small – David Kenwood tourism villages around the world.Time for a change at Queenscliffe Council?“I am passionate about disclosure and transparency in government” - Cr Stephen Mayne, City of Melbourne and founder of Crikey.com Hello, I am Rob MINTY, I am standing for council in the Borough of Queenscliffe because I agree with Stephen Mayne. Now retired from full time work, I had been in private enterprise for over 40 years (Tourism and International Business). I hold an MBA from RMIT University. We built our home in Point Lonsdale over 20 years ago and have been part of the wider community since then. I am on the committee of the Point Lonsdale Civic Association (PLCA), a member of QCA, the RSL and recently joined the Croquet Club. I am not a member of any political party. The Council needs to communicate better, listen more and be more inclusive of ideas expressed by major community groups such as PLCA, Friends of the PLLHR and QCA. Council is not putting the needs of residents first and is letting services and amenity slide in favour of other priorities. I reject the need to sell public land to fund recurrent expenditure by Council. I also believe development in our area must be better considered, part of a master plan and involve real community consultation particularly on heritage and environmental issues.Rob MintyI respectfully ask for your vote,Authorised by Robert MINTY Email [email protected] I phone 0409 023 652\"90 Ocean Road, Point Lonsdale 3225 Rip Rumour, October 2016 Page 13
THE ISSUESTHE POINT LONSDALE LIGHTHOUSE FORT OF QUEENSCLIFFE SEA LEVEL RISE RESERVE The previous Council was left with egg on its Okay, so it's now pretty apparent our Having roundly rejected a bid to commercially face after trumpeting a grand tourism vision municipality is well and truly in the firing linedevelop the Point Lonsdale lighthouse for the historic fort, only to have the federal if a growing list of dire sea level predictions areReserve, a sizeable portion of the population government throw cold water on much of anywhere near accurate. The question residentsis now pushing to have the site heritage listed the plan, declaring the century old barracks want to know - particularly those whose homesto protect its rich cultural, environmental, very much a required as a working Defence have been identified in inundation mappingmaritime and military history well into the installation. In recent weeks Council has made - is what steps are being taken to mitigratefuture. The Council has pledged to investigate a renwed pitch for funding to deliver elements the threat!. Having endorsed the science andthe move. of the vision. delivered a few motherhood statements, it's time for our Council to show leadership on this very emotive issue. QUEENSCLIFF FRONT BEACH A bizarre pitch for a giant lagoon on Queenscliff's once premier beach is likely to gain little traction in the community or pass the necessary environmental chekcs and balances, but a clean up of invasive vegetation and rotting seaweed remains a constant issue for locals and business operators who want the coastline restored to its former glory.RECREATION RESERVE POINT LONSDALE FRONT BEACH In recent days Council has released its Draft Locals are desperate to start a formalRecreation Reserve Masterplan. It's aim is conversation about the disappearing frontto separate sport and camping once and for beach amid concerns it is becoming tooall within the precinct. But there is a sting in dangerous for recreational users. \" Bring onthe tail in the form of a smaller football oval, more, longer and probably wooden groynes!\"increased parking and less green space a boom says the recently-established group Savegate to restrict access from Hesse Street to Point Lonsdale Front Beach. The Departmentcampers only and a likely increase in parking has announced it will undertake a freshand traffic in Mercer and Flinders Streets!, assessment. Residents want Council to advocate harder and open its wallet for sand renourishment worksENVIRONMENT & HERITAGE... AVENUE OF HONOURIf these matter as much to you as they do to me, Can you imagine driving through the Narrows without the stunning canopy of our iconic VOTE 1 DAVID KENWOOD Avenue of Honour. The Council is currently sitting on the latest report about the future of at the October 22 Municipal elections... the historic stand of Meonterey Pines - planted as a salute to fallen soldiers - and the news mayWhat I stand for: If elected, I would stand up for the key issues Authorised by Colleen Kenwood not be good. Incoming Concillors could have athat matter to our community, including finding ways to improve 73 Learmonth Street Queenscli very difficult decision on their hands - do theyour natural and built environment, maintaining our relatively go or do they stay?untouched coastal reserves, and preserving the key heritagebuildings that make our towns special. I believe our fantastic HERITAGE, HERITAGE, HERITAGEbeaches are the jewel in the crown. Our beaches and our heritage - they constantlyI support rebuilding Fisherman’s Wharf, improving community emerge in tourism studies as our strongestfacilities, and making the Borough a safe and desirable place to two assets. Yet Councillors are constantlylive. challenged with planning applications aimed at changing the very elements that set us apartMy wife Colleen owns and operates Seaview Gallery, and from other coastal communities. It would beconsequently, I understand the importance of tourism and the heartening if our Council as a whole signalledneeds of small business. a little more love than it presently does for our historical attributes.I will NOT support inappropriate development, nor the sale ofimportant community-owned lands. I will welcome greater TO GROW OR NOT TO GROW...resident input into Council plans and budgets through genuineconsultation, and give weight to resident’s concerns in planning It's coming to crunch time for our littleissues. I am passionate about our Borough, and will work Borough - does it push to take over Pointtirelessly and collaboratively with my fellow Councillors to ensure a Lonsdale properties on the opposite side ofbright future for our whole community. Fellows Road to boost its rate base or do we retain our current cosy existence?Who I am: I am a life-long resident of Queenscliff, recently retired from a senior management position at GeelongPort. I raised my family in our borough and have been active in community affairs, as a member of local groups,for many years. I was a former Borough of Queenscliffe Councillor for seven years and a Board Director atBarwon Health for five. I went to the local primary and secondary schools and completed a BA and BCom atDeakin University. Rip Rumour, October 2016 Page 14
THE CANDIDATES HELENE CAMERON BOB MERRIMANResidents have a tough choice ahead of The Mother of four has lived in Point Lonsdale Cr Merriman has served on Council for the pastthem when they line up to vote in our local for some 20 years and boats extensive eight years, including four terms as Mayor.government election on October 22. experience in retail and business management. His previous roles have included ChairmanThe eleven candidates vying for the five She is a former fashion buyer for Coles Myer of Cricket Australia and Cricket Victoria,Councillor positions boast an impressive and Pacific Dunlop Marketing Manager. She Industrial Relations Commissioner, Ford Motorand broad sweep of skills and experiences - has also owned and operated her own line Company Labour Relations Manager, Trusteeand all seemingly have unique attributes to of fashion swimwear. Cr Cameron currently of the Bradman Foundation and La Trobebring to the Council chamber... manages a clothing store in Queenscliff University Councillor. Harbour. He is a recipient of the Order of Australia, She has chaired the St Aloysius Primary Centenary and Australian Sports Medals and is School Board and is a past president of the currently president of the Queenscliff Bowling, Queenscliff Kindergarten and Historical Tennis and Croquet Association and long term Museum. G21 member.ROB MINTY TONY FRANCIS BOYCE PIZZEY Mr Minty boasts vast experience in The 46 year old Point Lonsdale father of three Mr Pizzey has previously served as Directorinternational tourism and business has been a serving police officer for the past 27 Historic Buildings Council Victoria (nowmanagement. He owned and operated Jetset years and more recently has been a prominent Heritage Victoria) and as Musuem of VictoriaTours - one of Australia's largest travel player in the state's campaign against the drug Deputy Director. He was chiefly responsibledistribution companies and also operated the Ice. for \"giving birth\" to Science Works and theAGFA photographic company across the Asia Mr Francis is also currently president of The new Melbourne Museum. He served on aPacific. Rip Chamber of Commerce and owns Harry's large number of public and private boards of Mr Minty is a former Australian Army officer, Kiosk in Queenscliff. management including the National Trust ofholds an MBA and is a committee member of He has previously served as a Councillor in Australia, History Council of Victoria and asthe Point Lonsdale Civic Association the Golden Plains Shire and is prominent in heritage specialist sessional member of the Victorian Civil and Administrative Tribunal. He is currently overseeing the creation of an Australian Western Front war memorial in FranceDAVID KENWOOD PETER RUSSELL STEPHEN McGAINMr Kenwood is a life-long resident of Cr Russell was elected to Council in January The youngest candidate in the field boasts anQueenscliff and previously served on Council 2016 following an extraordinary vacancy. He impressive resume. During his time completingfor seven years. He recently retired from a retired to Queenscliff eight years ago. a Master of Science, Stephen studied thesenior management position at Geelong Port. He has over 30 years commercial experience, impact of erosion and sedimentation events onHe has been a member of many community civic affairs and community involvement the survival and recovery of seagrass in Portorganisations and is a former director of and served as a Councillor at Moorabool Phillip Bay and, as a result, he has increasinglyBarwon Health. His wife Colleen owns and Shire Council for 10 years including 1 term as volunteered with the Queenscliff and Pointoperates Seaview Gallery. Deputy Mayor and 2 terms as Mayor. Lonsdale Community Enterprise, Marine He has been activie in numerous community Discovery Centre and Estuary Watch Victoria. groups including Rotary and played a He also has a diploma of language. Stephen is prominent role in the Save 600 campaign to standing as a member of the Greens Party. safeguard local homes from restrictive sea level rise planning controls.LOUIS BAKER SUSAN SALTER ROSS EBBELS Louis Baker has a varied background with Cr Salter has lived in Queenscliff for nearly The Point Lonsdale father of two has beenqualifications in law and finance. \"I advocate 30 years. She has been actively involved in a prominent player in local tourism andfor open and transparent process, sound or volunteered in a number of community hospitality circles. He commenced his careergovernance and quality services for all organisations. at Mietta's Queenscliff Hotel and has been aresidents. I will campaign for improved public She has enjoyed a long career as a teacher at previous owner of Athelstane Guesthouse andwelfare options and encourage environmental Bellarine Secondary College. McKenzie Ebbels Fod Store.sustainability\" Cr Salter was the president of the Queenscliff Mr Ebbels is also a former Queenscliff Music Neighbourhood House for 10 years. Festival Board chairman and represented the She has sat on several external committees Geelong Otway Tourism Board for 14 years, six including Geelong Regional Library as chairman. He currently works in marketing Corporation and G21. and events for the Scotchman's Hill group. Rip Rumour, October 2016 Page 15
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The Rip DirectoryEMERGENCY 5258 1377 Paul Riley 0408 520 981 Queenscliff Kindergarten 5258 1342 5258 2222 Ray Threadwell 0418 525 095 Queenscliff Primary School 5258 1696Borough of Queenscliffe 5258 4123Coast Guard 132 500 BUILDING DESIGNERS 0413 202300 ELECTRICIANSPoint Lonsdale S.L.S.C. State Emergency Service binder.peart.design Pty Ltd Col Ferrier 52581553, 0448813156ACCOMMODATION BUILDING SERVICES/MAINTENANCE LMAC Electrical Services 0438 545500Beach Breaks Bellarine 0424 172050 Steve's Handyman Service 0497 331788 Peter Coyte 0414 520 248Number 35 Bed & Breakfast 5258 1798 Home Maintenance 0431 488706 I & S Ransom Electrical 0418 336 670Lonsdale Views 5258 2990 John Gleeson Demolition 0419 347708 Warren Jankowski Electrical 0404 163609Queenscliff & Costal Holiday Geoff Whittakers 0422 370145Bookings 5258 3763 Tomcat Truck & Bobcat Hire 0411 231678 ENGINEERINGQueenscliff & Pt Lonsdale Acomm Paul Farmer Mini Bobcat Hire 0418 147 174 Laker Engineering www.qpla.com.au 52581640/0407866568 Patrick McCarthy Maintenance 0408 075 330 0418 521 199Holidays on The Bellarine 5255 1222 Coastal Property Maintenance 0404 088 500Ruby’s Queenscliff 0407879096 Seagull Home Maintenance 0438 261 954 FENCINGRoseneath Villa B&B 5258 3394 Home Works 0422 370 145 Point Lonsdale Fencing JMD Fencing DCM Services 0439 355115 0408 581 439 5257 3776ACCOUNTING/FINANCIAL Dave's Handyman &Brian Dalton Accountant 0414 804 152 Carpentry Services 0423 874854James Rush Accounting 5258 5100LBW Accounting 5221 6111 CABINET MAKERS FITNESS - SPORT INSTRUCTORS Jake Masterman 0417168537 The Yoga Bud 0431 110085ANTENNAS - AUDIO CARPENTRY Julie Golightly Tennis Coach 5258 4104Pt Lonsdale Television 0411490430/52582068 Steve's Carpentry Service 0497 331788 Kerry Pettigrove Fitness 5258 1670 0418 147 174Kendall Antennas Carpenter Fully licensed & Communications 0404019781 FUNERALSARCHITECTS/PERMITS/INSPECTIONS CIVIL CELEBRANTS Bellarine Memories 5255 5500 Kings Australia Funerals 5222 3688Thomas Andrews Designs 0423 298 666 Sally Cordner 52583325/0417522851 Tuckers Funeral Service 5221 4788Tony Baenziger Architect 0412 823 488 Val Lawrence Marr. Celebrant 5258 1616Binder-Peart Design Pty Ltd 0437 463125 COMMUNITY GROUPS 0413 202300 Rotary Club 5258 4723. GARDENERS/MOWING Lions Club 5258 4648Jim's Building Inspections 131546 Masonic Centre Queenscliff 0400 553939 Bellarine Black Diamond Garden Neighbourhood House 5258 3367 Service Stuart Miller Permits/Design 0412841434 Probus Q’cliff/Pt Lonsdale 5258 4308 Mel's Gardening Point Lonsdale Civic Assoc. 0439 009306 DCM Services ART - GALLERIES 5258 3988 Queenscliffe Community Assoc. 5258 3381 Lawn Order 0429 990 850 5258 3645 Queenscliffe Historical Museum 5258 2511 Mia Cooke Gardens 04005 68629Salt Contemporary Art Queenscliff Library 5258 2017 (Ken Adam 0408 357 116) 0439 355115 Queenscliff Music Festival 5258 4816 Jim’s Mowing 0488 885 296Seaview Gallery Queenscliff Reconciliation Mob 5258 1722 0417 506 611 Red Cross 5258 1616AUTO 52581841 Senior Citizens 5255 2856 131 546 5258 4668 Swan Bay Environment Assoc. 5258 2559Queenscliff Junction Motors Swan Bay Ladies Probus 5258 1871 GARDEN/LANDSCAPINGSteve Higgins Auto Elec. 0434 648510Lonsdale Car Cleaning Digby Moran Landscaping & Detailing Elite House & Garden Co. Nathan Hovey Landscaping BLINDS, CURTAINS & SHUTTERS Rip View Landscapes 0412 520 438 0407 605 460Barwon Blinds & Shutters 52541338 0411 571 482 0419 890 082BOAT REPAIRS/MARINE COMPUTER SERVICES/REPAIRSQueenscliff Marine Services 52581305, Laurie’s Computers 0418 3021780412 460 987 DJ’s Computer Help 0466 564 921BRICKLAYERS OG Technology and i-device screen GLASS/GLAZIER replacements – 0457 363 261 Kev's Window, Door & Glazing 0418519078Chris Pennant's Brick Laying 0417 543 628 Computer Solutions 0406 264191GJB Professional Bricklaying Contractors - Brick & CONCRETING HAIRDRESSERS/SALONSBlockwork inc. repairs - Gary 0418 522928 Breisch Concrete Floors Donna's Mobile Hairdressing (polished) Sophie Johnston BSC Bricklaying 0438 839129 Ross Fewtrell Ivy Creations Hair on Harbour 0408 565733 Seagalls and Buoys 5258 2261BUILDERS 0488 088 258 Take Two Design in Hair 5258 4764 0403 722649 5258 4854 5258 3451Clark Homes 52584640 DENTISTCraig Fenby 0419 392 537 Queenscliff Dental David Wilkinson 0438 258 324 5258 2388David McDonald 5258 3883 DOG GROOMING/WALKINGIan Warren 0418 525 452 HEATING - COOLINGOcean Grove Building Service 0417891122 La Petterie 5258 5441 Classic Fireplaces & Barbecues 5222 1688 I & S Ransom Heating/Cooling 0418 336 670Phil Vallance [email protected] 0417139636 EDUCATIONMichael Limb Builders 0410 650019. Point Lonsdale Primary School O’Dowd Builders 5258 1634 5258 1501 Rip Rumour, October 2016 Page 18
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MECHANICAL REPAIRS Senior Citizen's Club President Gwen Scarff with Joanna Cameron and Bradon Lee Pt Lonsdale/Queenscliff Housemates seal the deal Automotive Centre (Steve Higgins) The Borough’s oldest and youngest citizens The project has also included a new locomotive Full Car Servicing have confirmed a marriage of convenience, turntable, relocation of railway maintenance All Mechanical Repairs with the official opening of the newly – activities to Laker’s Siding, a platform extension refurbished Community Hall. and fencing. Fully Qualified Mechanic Air Conditioning The redevelopment has provided a much- “This will be a place of fresh adventure where needed fresh space for the 1st Queenscliff Sea special bonds and shared futures will be forged Repairs & Services Scouts and the Senior Citizens Club. together,” said Mayor Helene Cameron. Pick Up Service Available The works are part of the $880,000 heritage The State Government contributed $500,000 (Local area only) railway precinct upgrade. towards the project. 46 Bellarine Highway, Second solar Bid to halt Queenscliff purchase scheme to development fails PHONE: 5258 4668 begin A bid to halt development of the Lonsdale 0418 524 861 Residents are being invited to register their Golf Club has failed. interest in Round Two of the Borough of Jardine Homes Queenscliffe's solar initiative. A special General Meeting was held on September 18, after a petition containing the Custom-built homes and Renovations The Community Environment Alliance will signatures of more than 40 members was identify a best bulk purchase provider, to presented to the club. Will Gordon ensure the most cost-effective installation of solar panels. A resolution was put forward seeking no 0414 354 079 further works be undertaken, other than those [email protected] Forty three homes, buildings and businesses already started. www.jardinehomes.com.au were fitted with discounted panels during Round One of the program. It also sought further investigation into the feasibility of the clubhouse remaining in its \"Combined, these solar systems will generate current location and the formation of a new a combined 200 megawatt hours of solar taskforce to oversee progress of the works. power every year, which is the equivalent of supplying electricity to 45 homes in Victoria President Leigh Coutie said the resolution for 12 months”, said caretaker Mayor Helene failed to gain any support. Cameron. “Nobody put up their hand to second it, so it The Alliance is a partnership of residents, was unanimously rejected so we’re continuing businesses, community organisations and what we’re doing,” he said. schools, committed to reducing carbon emissions. “We had some good discussions after that and we actually talked more about what the To register you interest send your name, plans were. address and contact details to “We’re doing a lot of work at the moment [email protected] with the subject and there are some people that like it and some line ‘community solar initiative.’ people that don’t and that’s only natural. Any time you have massive change, and that’s what we’ve got, there are going to be people who are anxious about it but we are doing our best to keep members informed,” Mr Coutie said. Works are well underway on the 100-home estate, which will eventually see houses line Fellows Road and the clubhouse moved to the northern boundary of the course. Rip Rumour, October 2016 Page 21
Front beach playground works to start Work on the new-look Point Lonsdale village Caretaker Mayor Helene Cameron, Bellarine Mp Lisa Neville and Corangamite MP Sarahplayground will commence in coming days. Henderson at the official opening of the Point Lonsdale Foreshore Revitalisation Project The project, the next stage of the Foreshore Lonsdale Foreshore Revitalisation project. Award at the 2014 Victorian Coastal AwardsRevitalisation Project, is aimed at improving “The redevelopment of the foreshore has of Excellence, a wonderful credit to all thosedisability access and will include new play involved in the transformation including theequipment and upgraded paths. A large resulted in a magnificent place for locals and Borough of Queenscliffe.” wooden boat will be at the centre of the space. tourists alike to gather,” said Corangamite MP Sarah Henderson. It is expected to be completed before theChristmas holidays. “The project won a Building and Design The three-stage, $2.4 million RevitalisationProject was officially opened last month. To dateit has included a new timber viewing platform,all access paths to the promenade, an extensionof the seawall and extensive landscaping. A new shower ad toilet block is nearingcompletion. “This project has successfully rejuvenatedand integrated the Point Lonsdale village andforeshore to create enhanced visual characterand provide a range of wonderful amenities thatrespond sustainably to the area’s role as both asmall town and significant coastal attraction,”said caretaker Mayor Helene Cameron. Federal ($500,00) and state governments($644,000) funded most of the project. TheBorough ($130,000), Powercor ($60,000) andcommunity groups - Lions Club $6,000 andRotary $4,000 – also contributed. The significance of this project wasfurther acknowledged when the Boroughof Queenscliffe Council won the prestigiousCoastal Building and Design Award at the2014 Victorian Coastal Awards for the Point 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 Rip Rumour, October 2016 Page 22
Pet owners take a Olympian inspires studentsbow wow Star struck school children The 27 year old now has his were able to shake the hand and sights set on a third Olympics. Queenscliffe residents are the most caring pet owners in the state, according to figures hold the medal of dual Olympic champion Josh Dunkley-Smith \"Rowing is a sport that youreleased by the RSPCA. during a recent outdoors learning can do for a long time. I probably program. have another Olympics in me Our municipality has ranked last of 79 councils for animal cruelty on a list of hotspots physically but I just have to wait The Geelong-born rower made and see,\" he said.compiled by the animal protection group. a guest appearance on the shores of Swan Bay for the Kids Teaching St Aloysius Primary School Of the 11,840 cruelty reports received by RSPCA Victoria last financial Kids initiative. hosted children from acrossyear, just one involved the region for the event. He fielded questions, signed concerns about the welfare of animals in Queenscliffe. That single autographs and even handed over Kids Teaching Kids is anreport was made in relation to a dog. the precious ilver medal, recently won in the Men's Fours in Brazil. education model that uses local Neighbouring Geelong was one of the worst municipalities with 554 crueltyreports. environmental issues as a theme “Over the next twelve months, we will be using this data to help for learning.us identify the areas that would benefit most from communityeducation and support,” said RSPCA CEO Liz Walker. “Even onecruelty issue is one too many, yet the number of reports we receiveis steadily increasing every year,” The results come as little surprise to Briony Hamilton, owner ofQueenscliff pet health and grooming service La Petterie. “[we are] well qualified to support the findings of the high standard of canine care throughout the Bellarine community, Ms Hamilton said. “Our client base is vigilant with flea and worm treatments as well as regular grooming and health checks.” The business will soon be adding a canine dental program to its existing pet health services.Come in and check out your new-look IGA..more fresh - more products - more smilesand the same great customer service we are renowned for. Certified organic & fresh daily at Point Lonsdale IGA ● market fresh fruit & vegetables ● butcher quality meat ● full delicatessen ● antipasto & cheeses ● artisan breads ● liquor, including local wines ● extended gluten free range Point LonsdalePoint Lonsdale Road, Point Lonsdale - 5258 4911 OPEN 7 DAYS - 8am to 8pm Rip Rumour, October 2016 Page 23
The problem with letters applauded” Unquote. Wslow drivers Unfortunately I do not see myself or my towers. w I write in response to the letter from Greg Neighbouring properties were not informed neighbours writing a similar letter of thanks toSmith “Poor drivers need to be nabbed” in the the present BOQ Councillors and staff. ESeptember edition. - they “just appeared.” David Sadler February 2015 I wrote to Council drawing p I too regularly drive to Geelong down the Thanks for theBellarine Highway, and also to Ocean Grove their attention to the new floodlights and to the support Mand Portarlington from Queenscliff. permit and associated paperwork that detailed conditions applying to the court illumination, Editor, On the coming conclusion of the w I have not often encountered the poor driving hours of use, noise and other matters. Borough Council term, I wish to thank thebehaviour described by Mr Smith. many persons in our community whom gave Despite numerous attempts to have Council, me, as a Councillor, kind comment, support Occasionally I do encounter drivers erratically Councillors and staff explain the installation and encouragement.crossing the median line, at a slow speed. On I have received just two “motherhood type”more than one occasion I have wondered if the responses from the Planning Department that My term whilst only a short-term period ( 10driver was under the influence. But I’d say this they are looking into it. months ) arising from a technical appointmenthas occurred only two or three times over a start, I do hope has been of value to ourthree year period. It took 10 months to acknowledge my first community. I thank the staff at Council for their request for information. This acknowledgment professional work, care and attention. What I do encounter, very often, is drivers did not prompt any action. Since then I havetravelling at 10 - 15 kph below the speed limit, continued to request information. Our communities of Queenscliff and Ptcausing endless frustration and tempting other Lonsdale are of great enjoyment to us all anddrivers, including me, to overtake, potentially My neighbours appear to be experiencing are well worth the efforts of community service.in a dangerous manner. Whilst drivers are a similar “brick-wall of response” to their My family and I , my grandchildren all live heretempted, generally I have not observed requests for information. and all think this place is the best.dangerous overtaking. However, there is avery real risk in such situations, unless the My only conclusion is that somebody within The last 10 months as a councillor has beenovertaking car is powerful and has no difficulty Council approved and signed off on these new a positive experience and I will be standingin getting past. unshielded floodlights without reference to the for re-election. My primary role to act as a original planning approval and there is now a community councillor, act to preserve our If drivers would generally seek to travel no concerted attempt to push this whole matter villages of Queenscliff and Point Lonsdale, ourmore than 5kph below the speed limit, there under the carpet to protect both the person coastal uniqueness, our life styles, our heritage.would be little trouble. My observation is that involved and the Council. I am directly concerned to the potential impactsthis is a problem on the Geelong road, but not of coastal flooding and inundation. As withon the Ocean Grove and Portarlington roads On 1st December 2015 the Council stated they the past SAVE600 I believe that by workingfrom Queenscliff. were investigating the matter - 10 months after together in community we can find solutions. I first raised the concern. April 2016,(15 months I do not want to see greater traffic policing later) I was informed Council employed (yet I do hope and ask for our community support.- it seems only rarely do the police nab the another) Consultant to investigate the matter. Regards,truly dangerous drivers, and all too often it is Cr Peter Russell . 0407 098 257.the relatively cautious driver who makes an Now 20 months have passed and stilluncharacteristic mistake of briefly exceeding nothing. The unshielded floodlights continue Tree cull - show usthe speed limit who gets caught. Our local to impact on the surrounding neighbourhood. the proofpolice need to focus on keeping Queenscliffand Point Lonsdale free of crime, showing their From Council’s repeated use of the word Once again our Council has thumbed it’spresence more visibly through regular patrols “investigation”in their two responses it would nose at due process and community concerns.of the residential areas. appear another level of blame shifting is taking On Wednesday 21 September eight historicDoug Grant, Queenscliff place with yet another consultants report. - Moonah trees in Victoria Park were felled.Who turned the lights Why spend more ratepayer’s dollars on yet Information on the proposed action (in a laston? another consultant (who will no doubt give minute response to enquiries from residents) the result requested) when the original 2004 was only posted on the Borough website on the Prior to 2003 the Tennis Courts were lit by 4 approvals for the flood lights were met and Tuesday, stating that the trees all posed \"a riskx 16 metre high unshielded Floodlights that lit there was no light spillage from the courts. of failure,\" were \"a risk to public safety\" andboth the courts and the surrounding area. 2004 should be removed \"immediately.\"saw the erection of a modern floodlighting The floodlighting systems with baffles andsystem. boxes erected over the Netball and Tennis THE ARBORIST’S REPORT DID NOT SAY Courts in Queenscliff cast no glare or light THAT! After extensive consultation and feedback 15 spillage. They cast a “gentle floodlit footprint”x 7.5 metre poles were erected with shielded over the courts and do not effect any of the Half these trees were assessed as \"low riskfloodlights that concentrated light onto the surrounding areas. It will be interesting to of harm,\" and there was no call for immediatecourt surfaces and minimised light spillage into see what new systems are installed when the removal of any of the eight trees.the surrounding areas. netball courts are moved! The required permits for removal was not These modern floodlights, contained within No doubt this precedent of unshielded obtained.box like fittings, met criteria set by Tennis Floodlights at Point Lonsdale, if left inVictoria and Council. place, will be available to any residential courts A further two trees, housing nesting Eastern within the Borough. The neighbours will love Rosellas, were given a temporary reprieve on Examples can be seen all over Victoria it! Not. the day as a result of community intervention.including the Queenscliff Tennis and NetballCourts and several backyard floodlit courts. Solution: Fit shielding to the unshielded Undertakings given by Council that a Tennis Court floodlights as per the previously Council worker would check all the trees for With the introduction of these shielded approved system. nesting birds before felling were not honoured.floodlights, the resurfacing of the courtswith an artificial grass surface and an agreed Restore the floodlighting to the previous This from a Council that cites communityand enforced code of conduct, we all enjoyed a acceptable design level which directed a gentle engagement as one of it’s priorities!good neighbour relationship. and unobtrusive footprint of light over the court surface area and did not intrude into the Bring on the council election... perhaps we At the start of 2015 the lights were suddenly immediate and surrounding areas. can hope for Councillors who will direct thereplaced with unshielded LED floodlights that Borough CEO to start ensuring that both he andlit both the courts and surrounding area with 12 years ago I wrote to Natalie Walker the his staff treat community engagement as moresimilar light spillage to the “old” pre 2003 light BOQ Manager of Planning and Development than just hollow words. (cc: Mayor and Councillors) thanking her for Barbara Clydesdale, Queenscliff all her efforts in regards to the Point Lonsdale Tennis Courts Planning Permit 3003/149. Rip Rumour, October 2016 Page 24 Quote:“ As there were no appeals, your approach to addressing all the concerns raised and your subsequent practical and sound judgement in dealing with both the neighbours and the Tennis Club must be recognised and
letters public noticesSports before carparks will ever be resurrected again. At present they QUEENSCLIFF NEIGHBOURHOOD HOUSE cost very little to maintain. ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING As a long time Queenscliff tennis club memberit is disappointing to read of the threatened of To revamp these courts as a parking lot and a The Queenscliff Neighbourhood House Annualloss of tennis courts by QBT&CC Chairman Bob rubbish disposal site sends a poor message to General Meeting will be heldMerriman (The Rip September edition). the community that all sport and facilities are valued. on Saturday October 8th, 10am He stated decisions will be made in 6 to ALL MEMBERS OF THE COMMUNITY ARE8 months. This conflicts with the proposed The Health and Wellbeing aim of counciltimeframe that no action is proposed in the next should provide a direction to Mr. Merriman WELCOME TO ATTEND2 to 3 years when he recently met very briefly and the Board that sporting facilities are vitallywith members of the Tennis Club. important assets for a community. Please RSVP by October 5, for catering purposes From the outset it must be stated that the You can grab a fantastic membership deal Additional committee members are sought who haveTennis Courts have a long and distinguished at the QBC&T Club 118 Hesse St. or phone 52 an interest in any of the following areas:history in Queenscliff and have occupied this 581773site for over 130 years. Governance • Finance • The Environment and SHARE YOUR VIEWS: Sustainability Promotions • Community Garden There has already been the loss of 4 courtsin the vicinity over the past decade and the We love to hear what our readers have •House Gallery • Men’s Shedtennis club maintains that for a town this size to say and encourage your letters. Viewsto have 4 courts is by no means excessive. For a expressed are not necessarily those of the Meetings are held every 6 weeks on Tuesday eveningstourist town it would be considered an essential editor. Preference will be given to letters at the Neighbourhood House.element! carrying the author’s name and address. Email: [email protected] Please contact Carolyn is you are interested in being Over the summer months in particular nominated to the committee or require furtherthey are well used by visitors, campers and classifieds information - 5258 3367 - [email protected] and are a part of a suite of richsporting offerings. We have appreciated the WANTED - a female carer for a 61 year SPORTING CLUB AGM - All Queenscliffefforts undertaken by the Board to resurface old, physically able female dementia patient Community Sports Club Inc members andand add lights to the courts that added well in Queenscliff. Certificate III in Aged Care financial members of the Queenscliff Footballoverdue improvements. Like many clubs in the required. Seeking someone to also devote Netball and Queenscliff Cricket Clubs aretown, a significant fall in full time residents has some attention to light household duties and invited to attend the Annual General Meetingimpacted on membership numbers. This may the occasional overnight stay over a minimum of the Queenscliff Community Sportsnot be a permanent situation. Like many sports, of 25 hours per week. Please call Emily on Club - Friday 7th October 2016 at 6.30pmtennis can can through cycles of popularity. 0412851264\" at the Monahan Centre. FOOTBALL CLUB MEMBERS PLEASE NOTE: This is seperate to Should we lose courts there is little hope they the QFNC AGM which is to be held on Friday 14th October. POINT LONSDALEPoint Lonsdale proposal and only action by concerned projects such as the Queenscliff front beach, CIVIC ASSOCIATIONRepresenting Point tourism signage and tourism strategy Civic RAprteeesrsnsoiiddscdeeeeonsrntspcstosrsifoaiactnnhecdtsreesid1eoteo9odnpb1icte0aioImtenndosdcfcoiof.riuetndhcetioluoasrsecaoolnflosthuweletsadentchye without broader community engagement. valuable heritage sites. Even after that process Listening to the candidates and their Lonsdale a fourth development option crept back into motivation for standing was encouraging in that many of them concentrated on the COLUMN issues that we all see as important in the ongoing health of our environment, heritage the community survey process as if to test the and wellbeing. 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Lonsdale Primary School audience and offered their opinions on a rangeEplcmasaeMBccioelrenl:eldsattiarrairunyrc@eetliheogainmgsheoaswfil.haacayonvmepewraonrvoniduoinundngacGaebdcoUcuteEhtsesoSntTothtShePe EAKERfTthooTrestaOhenidsBaedgErareetlCeeicdOnt oscNiotthneFiscnIeagRpnhMtdapcsEloarDnmeaamlnlyudnhdiatepyspcsretiinplletwdioaonints of topics.MailP:oint ,and PLCA have lodged a question The other key issue consistently promotedwww.pwitlscitaph.oootruegtn.antiuoatliicme pseaecktsinognitnhfSeorebmeoraootiuuognrhaPasLntCodA of what is proposed ,to be made available for was for an open and communicative council websitpeubfolicr efvuarluthateiorni.n formation that listens to community needs and opinions, many similar and seeks their participation in making our This unfortunately is the way of surroundings an increasingly welcomingdetailed construction plans due to potential place. projects from the Point Lonsdale foreshore We do need a greater population in theenvironmental impacts. borough to support local business through redevelopment, the Fort, the Queenscliff the quiet times and can only expect people toThe ‘Meet the Candidates’ meeting organised recreation reserve now known as the become permanent residents if the council hasby jointly PLCA and QCA provided a a positive program of support, involvement, Queenscliff sports precinct, the caravan park and achievement.great opportunity to assess the skills and We must choose five willing and competent study, the major tree study which was well councilors from the obviously talented peoplebackground that each might bring to a new that have presented themselves to guide the recieved and the recent urgent tree removal council through these next four years that maycouncil. decide the long term future of the Borough of process that wasn’t,avenue of honour and of QueenscliffeEleven nominations have been received and course ,the stingray led harbour development. Faye Agterhuisnine of those presented to the audience of Early in their term council worked with and PLCA Presidentapproximately eighty. sought input from”community reference Rip Rumour, October 2016 Page 25It is just 4 years ago that the current council groups” on major projects. In more recentwas elected and early in their term a tender times this approach appears to have beenfor the light house reserves of Point Lonsdale revised by council staff to a reliance on theand Queenscliff development was passed. representatives of the TEDAC (tourism andThe non specific basis of tender could have economic development advisory committee)led to an open development and construction to be the sounding board when evaluating
from page 4 and animal habitats,” said the Queenscliff to a pair of native rosellas and chicks. Community Association (QCA). A Council spokesperson said they willin Victoria makes the answer to that [duty ofcare] question very clear,” he said. “The issue “This cull has again been proposed with little remain standing until nesting season is finishedof local residents’ passion around the amenity debate, consultation or permit requirements. and nesting boxes will be re-hung in other trees.of public parks and the significance of public The only alerts came via tape appearing onparks certainly brings into question how you some trees.” Victoria Park is the site of Queenscliff’seffectively manage that. But at the end of the original Botanic Gardens. With the guidanceday the only focus must be about a duty of care The group has sought the intervention of of Victoria’s chief botanist, Ferdinand vonto residents.” Bellarine MP Lisa Neville. Mueller, it began life in 1868 and is classified as significant in several Urban Conservation However residents have queried the accuracy “The Councils handling of this park over Studies.of his claims. ArbEcology, who carried out a number of years has been questionable andthe most recent arborist assessment, was also residents have often expressed concerns over However Mr Jenner said the gardens are notresponsible a for a detailed 2009 assessment, the appropriate management of significant recognised in the Borough’s planning scheme.which strongly recommended the trees be parkland in Queenscliff.retained.“History would indicate many of these would “To the QCA this latest action againpre date White settlement. They are extremely represents poor community engagement andvaluable as vegetation specimens and bird actions that will desecrate this last prominent vestige of mature Moonah plantings in the Borough,” it said. Two of the trees tagged for removal are home'Tis the season to get designing Residents are being encouraged to get creative ahead of Christmas, bydesigning a decorative ornament that best represents our local area. A winning design will be chosen to feature on the Government HouseChristmas Tree this coming festive season. “I strongly encourage all residents to think about what our Boroughmeans to them and consider how they can represent this through design,”said Borough CEO Lenny Jenner. “With many high profile dignitaries regularly visiting GovernmentHouse, it would no doubt be a great honour for the winner to have theirwork featured on such a prominent Christmas tree throughout the festiveseason this December.” Designs must be 10cm by 10cm in size with an accompanyingdescription of the ornament and how it represents the local area. The Christmas tree will be erected in early December and will featuredecorative ornaments from all Councils in the state. The competitioncloses on Friday November 11.QUEENSCLIFF JUNCTION MOTORS Majella O’Connor Optometrist QUEENSCLIFF “Love Your Glasses!” Auto Service Centre Real 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 Rip Rumour, October 2016 Page 26 Tyres and Batteries Local Free Pickup and Delivery ALL WORK GUARANTEED Commercial Towing Vehicle Transport 5258 1841 Mobile 0418 524 752 56 Bellarine Hwy Queenscliff
Watching The Weather Super teacher joins QPSBy Marc McNaught,MeteorologistIt’s raining cats and dogs again. ranksSometime ago I wrote an article on weatherfolklore and phrases which turned out to bevery popular. This months article I’ve done World Champion arrives at Queenscliffthe same but this time focusing on the wildlife Primary schoolacross the Ballarine Peninsula. He can pump out push ups without raising Three dog night - This is an Australian phrase. a puff, lunge with the best of them and, well,When it’s cold at night in the outback you sleep weightlift two kids at a time above his head!.with one dog in your bed to keep youwarm. Colder inights it’s two dogs, but on a Queenscliff Primary School students havereally bitter night, it’s a Three Dog Night. Some welcomed their new Physical Educationmay remember the 70’s band Three Dog Night teacher, Cameron Brown.who’s major hit was “Joy to the world.” The Deakin University graduate is also an Raining cats and dogs - Anyone who has ever aerobics multi world title holder.walked down the dog beach in Queenscliff Needless to say Mr Brown has boundlesson a summer morning could be forgiven for energy and fitness knowledge to impart andthinking it’s been raining cats and dogs. If it is is a huge hit with his students.raining cats land dogs, it is raining unusuallyheavy. The phrases source probably came QPS is one of the only public schools infrom the filthy streets of 17th/18th century the region to boast a dedicated PE teacher.England, where heavy rain and flooding wouldoccasionally carry along dead animals, such ascats and dogs as well as other debris. The phrasehas also been turned into a very bad dads jokeWater testing stays under wraps for now- “It’s raining cats and dogs outside. Howdo you know?. Because l just stepped in a The Borough of Queenscliffe has secured the baseline data and modelling results being madepoodle.» Well I did warn you. publicly available on a monthly basis.When cats wash behind their ears - expect rain detailed water quality data for Point Lonsdale'sto follow. - Static electricity builds up in a cat’s The Point estate, but is being prevented by Development firm Moremac has previouslyfur on very dry days. Days with the lowest copyright laws from making it public. stated around 1,000 pages of data had beenhumidity generally precede weathers fronts The Council lodged a Freedom of Information compiled and was confident it fulfilled all of itsand cats are likely to lick their fur to moisten request for the Water Quality and Conservation obligations to date.it and remove the static. This however is Management plans, pivotal to the 14-stage, 600-not necessarily a reliable source of weather home estate gaining final government approval. David Wilkinsonforecasting as cats have become more accustom “The FOI has been successful and has been Builders made available to Council however the materialto being indoors. bm geneSeagull, seagull sit on the sand, never good provided is subject t copyright laws andweather for bird or man - Seagulls are normally whilst provided by the Federal Department New Homes Renovations Extensionsseen in flight or sitting about on the water. of the Environment, indicates that the Council Phone: 0438 258324Generally when you see them on land it is cannot make information available publicly,”during bad weather, when the sea is rough and said Council General Manager Planning and Email: [email protected] wind is strong. This really can not be used Infrastructure Phil Josipovic.for predicting the weather as its usually been “Council is investigating ways this bellarine memsuobrsitaenstiavdevecorntitseentmecannt Vb3e made publiclyhappening all ready.Sun showers - Sun showers are a meteorological available without infringing on copyrightevent that occurs when rain is falling at the same laws. I think the option that’s most likely to betime as the sun is shining. In Australlia we call achieved… is by way of making a summary ofthem sun showers but in parts of North America the report to Council,” he said.and Europe the are referred to as «The devil is The Federal Government in 2009 approvedbeating his wife.» The rain drops.are the wife›s just three of 14 stages of the controversiallytears and the sunlight represents the heat of the development. Approval for the remaining 11 stages, given last year, was conditional ondevil. I know which phrase I prefer. ANNANDALE bellarine memories PLUMBING for life's significant occasions Philip Christian Richard GrimmettFor all your plumbing, gasfitting funeral and mortuary service and roofing needs weddings, namings, celebrations recording your memories and stories t: 5255 55000408 037686 cnr. Grubb Road and Sinclair Street, Ocean Grove www.memories.net.au5258 5354 Lic. 40157 Rip Rumour, October 2016 Page 27
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Heritage grants on offer Farmer win from green Mutton Bird migration waste begins The state government is giving grants for therepair and conservation of ‘at risk’ heritage The Borough of Queenscliffe’s new green Beach users have been warned to be preparedplaces and objects on the Victorian Heritage waste collection program is deliveringRegister, amid proof they represent are a major dividends for local wine growers. for dead birds washing ashore in their dozenstourist draw card. The kerbside program, introduced last in coming weeks. The $7 million Living Heritage Grants financial year, has to date collected more thanprogram will provide opportunities for 511,000 kilograms of waste, which has been The annual migration of Short-tailedcommunity and not-for-profit organisations, composted for use by farmers and vineyards incommittees of management and local councils the region. Sheerwaters, commonly known as Muttonto obtain funding for heritage works. The scheme has also resulted in a 14.5 percent Birds, is underway Matched funding will also be available for reduction in local waste sent to landfill and a 20places of worship and, in some instances, percent fall in green waste being put in general “It is extraordinary that these birds are ableprivately-owned places and objects. waste bins. to complete a 15,000 kilometre migration in New figures show the State’s historic Cemetery in running forbuildings, sites and monuments were visited green award such huge numbers and arrive back at theirby more than 1.9 million people last year,including around one million international Queenscliff Cemetery's Moonah Memorial colonies on close to the same day each year,”visitors. Walk is one of just three finalists in the prestigious Premier's Sustainability Awards. said Department of Environment Biodiversity “Our heritage enriches local communitiesand provides a sense of identity and pride,” The unique burial ground has been nominated Officer Jodie Honan. fly from the BeringHSeelap,ful adsaid Planning Minister Richard Wynne. in the Environment Protection category. “The shearwaters “The grant program is an investment in the The environmentally-sensitive design, between Alaska and Japan to breed in South-both the past and future of communities and officially opened in April, incorporateswill help ensure our heritage is preserved for sweeping paths under a canopy of Moonah and east Australia and tend to arrive back betweenmany generations to enjoy.” an additional 1600 additional plantings. the 22nd and 25th of September.” Applications close on 7 November. Details The winner of the awards will be announcedare on the Planning Department website on Thursday October 20. Locals are encouraged “In some years the birds arrive underweight Helpf to vote online at: and exhausted from their mammoth flight and http://www.sustainabilityawards.vic.gov.au/ peoples-choice-2016 many wash up on our beaches.” Snakes out and about It's that time of year when we are being warned to watch our step in coastal bushland. The Department of Environment says the onset of warmer weather has woken snakes from their winter hibernation and they are particularly active in our wetland areas. “Spring means many people want to get out and do things like walking dogs, cycling, bush- walking, enjoying parks and gardening,\" said senior scientist Nick Clemann. \"Depending on where they live and walk, they are likely to see a snake.” The RIP Your Community - Your Voice - celebrating 26 years - The Rip is a FREE, locally-owned and produced community newspaper. It is published monthly and funded by advertising. Advertising and editorial enquiries can be directed to the editor. p: 5258 4131 e: [email protected] 51 Mercer Street Queenscli , 3225 ROiSpr URnduBumSs oConuRlinrIePSautTwbIwsOcwrN.tihpeFtriiOop.ncRomFMo.arum Simply return this subscription form with a cheque or money order for $30 made payable to Rip Rumour to: or $30 to 51 MercerRSitpreReutm, Qouureenscli 3225 51 Mercer Street, Queenscliff 3225 Name: ......................................................................... Address: ..................................................................... ................................................................................... Phone: ........................................................................ Signed: ....................................................................... Rip Rumour, October 2016 Page 30
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business & tourismTidy up for tourism Local flavours feature in food and wine journeysigns Grimes Road is looking a little grimy and Queenscliff's CharlieNelson and Fellows could also do with a spruce Noble is amongup, according to a comprehensive study into a number of localsignage across the borough. eateries featured in the new Flavours of The Tourism Directional Signage Plan has Victoria book.reviewed and created an inventory of allstreet, tourism and directional signage across Some of our region’s favourite food and wine Coast has firmly cemented its status as one ofthe municipality and has recommended new destinations and their signature recipes are Australia’s truly iconic wine regions, continuing“sensible” guidelines. featured in a stunning new book exploring the to shine on both the National and International state’s various regional foods stage,” the book says. “Compared to other tourism destinationsaround the state, the signage is reasonably Flavours of Victoria, produced by Smudge “Whichever way you choose, you’reuncluttered within the borough. However Publishing, showcases the diverse wining guaranteed to find plentiful produce at everymany of the signs are looking old and tired and and dining scene across six sensational areas stop…There’s everything from fresh seafoodsthere are still many improvements that can be of the state – from fine dining at remarkable to fruits, cheese and fine foods – what youmade,” the report states. restaurants to home-grown wine and produce consume is totally up to you!” found at farmgates and cellar doors. The study consulted key tourism industry Featured local eateries and wineries includeplayers. An online survey also attracted 22 “Home to more than 100 vineyards and over Charlie Noble, PikNik and Noble Rot.community responses. 50 wineries, the Bellarine Peninsula and Surf “Some members of the residential community Beacon's Green Dream becomes realityprefer to see fewer and less intrusive signs. Beacon Big 4 Resort’s effort Golightly. “We believe we “They are concerned about the clutter that to become a environmentally- have an ethical obligation tothey can cause, about how they detract from friendly holiday destination consider the environment inthe scenic beauty of the area and some of these have been rewarded at the our business decisions.”people prefer to have fewer visitors to the area,” recent Victorian Caravanthe report says. Parks Association. Over recent years the resort has embarked on several “Others, particularly the traders and The resort was present was sustainability initiatives totourism businesses, prefer to see more signs the Green Award, recognising improve water savings, wastethat promote the area in the hope that they operators that have made management and energywill attract more visitors and therefore more and will continue to make efficiency.business. in growing sustainable environmental practices. Resort General Manager Lisa “The balance between these contrary views Shapter was also recognized as a finalist in themust be struck by focusing on the needs of the “We are acutely aware that our business is Employee of the Year Award.visitor. significantly reliant on the quality of the natural environment which is one of Queenscliff’s Pictured: Beacon Big 4 Resort owner Lorraine “Furthermore, there is no evidence that major attractions,” said resort owner Lorraine Golightly accepts the industry awarddirectional signage increases visitation. Mosttourism marketing experts agree that decisionsto visit an area or individual attraction arebased on word of mouth, online information,brochures and other collateral material,” itcontinued. Under the plan all street name signs will beblack and white, those in poor condition willbe replaced and non-compliant signs will beremoved altogether. A new symbol will be tested on tourism signs,alerting visitors to or lighthouse attractions.Tourism Victoria and VicRoads have given theidea their in-principle support.HOME ABOUT US FEATURED PROJECTS MEDIA TESTIMONIALS CONTACT USHEYWARD CONSTRUCTIONS P/L Nick Heyward • All aspects of Building & Construction • Architectural New Homes & Additions Ph: 0412 121906 Email: [email protected] www.heycon.com.au“We find it exciting to take a building from the plans to the sky” Rip Rumour, October 2016 Page 32
OCTOBER DIARYIt's VICTORIAN SENIOR'S FESTIVAL MarketsMONTH. Highlights across the Borough willinclude cooking demonstrations, a Port of Point Lonsdale Primary School Market,Melbourne presentation and heritage walks. Second Sunday of the month. 9am-2pmFor full details log onto the Borough web Bowen Road, Point Lonsdale.page, Queenscliff Community Market. Last Sunday of the month from September to May.1 AFL GRAND FINAL - Watch the game on 9am-2pm at Lower Princes Park. .the big screen at the Monahan Sports Centre Ocean Grove Craft Market – First Sundayor Lonsdale Golf Club. of the month from October to May. Kingston Park Ocean Grove. Over 70 stalls.2 DAYLIGHT SAVINGS BEGINS - Turn Drysdale Market – Third Sunday of theyour clocks forward one hour month, October to May. 9.30am to 1.30pm. Drysdale Recreational Reserve3 SCHOOL TERM FOUR COMMENCES Everybody's favourite French chef will be preparing a special meal as part of a Buy Bellarine Produce Barn – Every5 Enjoy a night of great fun, bargains and fundraising luncheon at the Queenscliff Saturday & Sunday 9am - 3pm. Tuckerberry Sporting Club on Sunday October 9. Hill Farm. Becks Rd Drysdale.food at \"THE ABSOLUTELY FABULOUS OP The part-time Queenscliff resident will www.buybellarine.com.auSHOP FASHION PARADE AND DINNER\" also talk about his impressive career as6pm Wednesday Oct 5. Great local models a television personality and author. $70 LAKERENGINEERINGof all ages…men and women and kids. per person includes a four course mealEntertainment by the Singing For Fun Group and drink on arrival. Tickets 5258 4744 or · Steel Fabricatorand a 3 course meal. Book online ar www. [email protected] · Turning and Fittingunitingqueenscliff.org.au · Machining The BELLARINE PRINT PRIZE has ■ VICTORIAN LOCAL GOVERNMENT · Stainless Steel attracted some of Australia's most talented ELECTIONS - Eleven candidates are vying for & Aluminium artists. Hosted by Tussock Upstairs Gallery, five Council positions in Queenscliffe. it includes a $1000 first prize and $500 · Welding People's Choice Award. The show runs until 23 SINGING FOR FUN - If you like · Steel Sales October 23 singing in the shower then this workshop is Tel (03) 5258 17778 The Queenscliff Croquet Club is hosting for you!. Join troubador Suzette Herft at the 0418 521 199 Queenscliff Uniting Church between 2-4pm.a \"Come and Try Day\" as part of the Victorian No prior ability is necessary and all abilities GOT ASeniors Festival. 2-3.30pm. This is a free catered for. $15 or $10 concession. 5258 2854 COMMUNITYevent and equipment will be provided. Wearflat soled shoes. 5278 0411 or just turn up 26-27 Cottage By the Sea will EVENT TO PUBLICISE?14 Oxfam is hosting a 3-course Iraqi be opening its doors to the public again this weekend and is extending a warm invitiation Deadline for the NOVEMBER editionmeal including complimentary glass of wine at to the community to visit the historic home. of The Rip is THURSDAY OCTOBER 20the Queenscliff Uniting Church tonight. Tables Visitors will be given a guided tour followed byof 8 or come alone to be seated. $35 pp. morning or afternoon tea. Phone 5258 1663 for Phone: 5258 4131 or details Email: [email protected] GEELONG CUP 29 Alfred Deakin's enduring ties to Point21 Our Queenscliff-Point Lonsdale Red Lonsdale will be celebrated during DeakinCross is hosting a BOOTIN' SCOOTIN' NIGHT Foosteps. The weekend-long event will includein The Pavillion, Queenscliff Park between an art and photographic exhibition, guest7.30 and 10.30pm. Finger food and supper speakers, tours and an Edwardian Supperprovided. BYO Bottle and glass. Tickets $25. Dance.Call Julie 5258 3305 or Margaret 5258 3734. ■ Local wineries will throw open their doors to22 Put your thinking caps on and enjoy a beautiful wine, food and live music when the annual Toast to The Coast begins today. Fornight of Trvia at the Queenscliff Sporting Club. for details log onto the event website.This fundraiser is suited to adults and children .12 and over. Tables of 10 or we can find a seatfor you! Great prizes and silent auction. Bring 31 HALLOWEEN - Love it or hate it,a plate to share. $20pp, Teens $15. Ph 52584131. it appears to be here to stay! Have a bag of lollies on stand by for that knock on the door. Rip Rumour, October 2016 Page 33
Servicing the Bellarine Kev’s Window, Door and Glazing ServiceRusty’s Repairs and Home Maintenace OUR SERVICES INCLUDE:0418 330 188 ● glass repairs ● glazing & mirrors ● sliding door rollers Andy Russell ● tracks & locks ● pet doors in glass ● shower screen repairs Home Repairs [email protected] ● repairs to security doors, y doors and yscreensLawn Mowing and gardening ● sash cord replacement ● windows re-puttied ● window winders Seasonal maintenance Pressure Cleaning Kevin Smith Rubbish runs Mobile: 0418 519078 www.bwdgs.com.au Quali ed Glazier * No job too small * FREE quotes Servicing Queenscli , Point Lonsdale & the Bellarine Peninsula Lisa Neville MP Member for Bellarine For assistance on any issue please ring my Electorate Office on 5248 3462 [email protected] 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 2068 E [email protected] www.pointlonsdaletelevision.com.au 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) Rip Rumour, October 2016 Page 34
Gardening WorkshopSaturday 8th OctoberBasils Farm permaculture gardener Benwill provide you with the knowledge to helpyou plan and design your garden discusswhich plants are the best to attract birds andinsects and clever use of microclimates.10am – 12pm $40 per person.(Includes gift of Heirloom seeds and DIY notes)Bookings: EVENTBRITE.com.auToast to the Coast Sat 29 & Sun 30 October • Wine Tastings & delicious Sangria - olé! • Antipasti platters and Argentinian Asado, firepit roasted, whole lamb. • LIVE Acoustic music Sat: Luke Legs + Sun: Flamenco Fusion Tickets: toasttothecoast.com.au We are OPEN Melbourne Cup Monday+Tuesday! (Limited menu of antipasti or cheese platters and cakes)Sunday Sessions Help Save the endangered Orange Bellied Parrot Swan Bay’s RAMSAR wetlands annually attract these rareLIVE acoustic music every Sunday! endangered migratory parrots. To help ensure their survival, Basils Farm are donating $1 from every WEEKLY SPECIALSpend a chilled out afternoon on the lawn,overlooking Swan Bay with a glass of wine Meal sold to the Orange Bellied Parrot Foundation.and listen to our talented musicians playfrom 12.30pm-3.30pm. Admission is free. Visit us Friday - Sunday 10am - 5pm Nye Road, Swan Bay. T: 5258 4280 • Sunday 2nd October Fraser Telfer • Sunday 9th October Jason Coghill For more info: basilsfarm.com.au • Sunday 16th October Sam Hanson • Sunday 23rd October Fraser Telfer We proudly stock Amelia Anderson Photography artworks.Come in store to see the whole collection of nature inspired works! Rip Rumour, October 2016 Page 35
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Walking in a former PM's giant footsteps “Affable Alfred” Deakin’s lengthy ties with early days of Alfred Deakin at Point Lonsdale and two historic walking tours incorporatingPoint Lonsdale will be the focus of a weekend- will be featured in the gallery along with Deakin’s home Ballara and protected flora oflong arts and cultural celebration in Point historic items of interest. Deakin University’s Arilpa.Lonsdale this month. Travelling Exhibition that features pictures and informative text about the life and times of Deakin was an Australian Prime Minister Deakin Foosteps follows the success of last Alfred Deakin will be also exhibited at Tussock three times between 1903 and 1910. Duringyear’s Heidi Footsteps event. It brings together Upstairs Gallery,” said organiser Bevan these early days of nationhood he and his familya range of activities, all aimed at shedding light Sheppard. developed a close and enduring connection toon the life of the former prime minister and Point Lonsdale.his “close and enduring“ connections with the “A live music program music featuring ‘Theseaside town. Sassy Soul Sisters’, ‘Half Past nine’, ‘Southern Ballara, in Gleneuse Road – named after Light’, ‘Big Love’ and young local musicians his Ballarat constituency - was designed by Deakin’s grand-daughter Judith Harley will has been organised and the Queenscliffe Deakin’s wife Pattie as a family retreat andofficially open an exhibition of art and historic Theatre Group will be performing period built in 1907-08. He was known to inscribephotographs at Tussock Upstairs Gallery. The costume street theatre events.” the words “At Peace” on paperwork when heMelbourne Cup long weekend event will also stayed there.include guest speakers, tours and live music. Other highlights include a “Q & A style”“An exhibition of historic photographs of the panel discussion on the life and times of Deakin Deakin Footsteps runs from October 29-31.DDeeaakkiinn FFoooottsstetepps sOctoObcetorb-2eM(Mr9ee2ltlbbh9ootuuh-rrnn-eOeOCCcucupttpooWWbbeeeeeekrker3enne13dds)1t- 2s0t162016 exhibitions ■ “Showing, teaching, passing down” is the theme of Salt Contemporary’s current exhibition of significant Aboriginal Art. Inheritance has been curated by Susan g McCulloch & Emily McCulloch Childs. Paintings, barks, ochres Deakin Footsteps October 29th - October 31st 2016 and ceramics in the exhibition (Melbourne Cup Weekend) have been selected from more than 20 Aboriginal-owned art centres of the APY Lands, theAn Arts and Culg tural Weekend Central, Western & Eastern Deserts, Utopia, the Kimberley, the Pilbara and Arnhem Land. Featured are paintings from an intergenerationalAn Historic Exhibitions - Tussock Upstairs Gallery art and cultural project called Nintinjaku; showing, teaching, passing down - initiated by a group of senior women artists from Ernabella Arts Arts and Cultural WeekendFree Music Program AllWeekend in the APY Lands of northern South Australia.FHri@@@esetNPPoToaoMrhssbiectqluEeHPATHFPOudhrisEuaeisiseRwfnensrTHAPPtteifiAotoeohaxoiiaecurBicsrrsalMdrernnistiadhtceicDlteooiDBuClPiMarlEialAHdarisasaMnoiebDnxirclcolucsrCrailhAiucauauttSHoosistPuissrnkstrbcussAoitmasrieucgitpoAtuaioriatusisocetpogtsrsASrmnnGWtenenrtiSSarashodrspsaeattmaensrptDWlmo-GSellsCekttaoTtteaiiahinrmrn-nttulyuleelkcgteTseAelhCeTitstrhntTieouyoomegTlo-funcrslaChuABTekanttoesrrorWloeesoflUneaurwcseftenWprtrtAidlesoeoes-lctenaDfaCtcerliielleerouksWadkknbkGeDeeiSUneaenanklatldeepukdrnirynsddatyaOicrtsobeGr 2a9llery Susan McCulloch will give an illustrated talk on Sunday October 16.@ AThmeoBrTBehra(oeTLlucigEcoohkdtunewtont(yasTygriooc-dekunieTabtsnysuao:SsleTnushspaoBeaptrlcPeePookrauointDgiUtnPhaLtopotnLinnctsostoetndLaayso-loidneBrusasSodleebwaalylPessiPodCeossltVutOibOllafSfgicecaeet))29th@ ■ A French Affair is the latest exhibition by popular artist Amanda Hyatt. The show, at Seaview Gallery, showcases images from herPanel DiTsHcEuPsOsIiNoTnLsON: SDALE SEASIDE VILLAGELoIGnAAsmd, aJoelreaenBCoaTTFHwfahahelk,seemKiGnCAerslmoriLBuP,llewyboKioayf,raiseneCPSlttlaNPReoCaLfo&ooieCeaonria,arfn3nateLHimTt5sLe,EtLdeoGBpissoarmAnbmtrnl&aeosesrdtwieledPBttla,arCs,ClGiKRlemrPeaaeioaGpfaarGbeslrufeR,uyqlHelyHeuuAeSosssimetnmcrtlRriHhfomysHeerouoaowCieortuCul,laCad,sEsRferIoreesGeTa,t,,DnsbaPAPPE,otn,HeoNodeiJini,goeonaneRamtbttackriLLLlenpeotRioowniHnRRnneoassuasaorndddklemtaaiaE,WnolllNseseeuit,oanBPPrKb,teoooelaResws,BtTtetSlRasOOEaroC,dClftlfNygailWcucaomCeberi,3n,po,RPebr5deeoBBnalilnea&,lrrtEB,-sL,toPanatsesd,qaSulaeinllPyisrCiCmoarafdern,yePSrocCihnivotioll, recent trip to France. Amanda has been a professional artist for 30 yearsCelebrAanut,sTtCurisavsiloliCcakenlUebpArsatrnatti,rsaTCGutsaotsmlholemcerkyu,UntQiiptmyusteEaeenirntsesoGcrpfliariAlsleePlr,ofyWr,ineQatdutLeeoreDmnnsasedrckaalilfefkPCinooimntmLounnsitdyalEenterprise, Watermark and is internationally recognized as one of the world’s seven greatestThe Edwardian Supper Dance - Bowls Club en plein air painters This exhibition will also launch Amanda’s new book Watercolour:Tonal Impressionism. The exhibition will be openedHistoric Houses Walking Tours with French champagne and canapés on October 8. It runs until the 25th. ■ Some 40 works featuring a wide variety of printmaking techniques - both traditional and contemporary - are currently on display as part of Tussock Upstairs Gallery's Bellarine Print Prize. A $1,000 first prize and $500 People's Choice Award are on offer. Members of the community are invited to attend the opening and cast a vote on Sunday October 23.TThheePTToPhThieohneetPiPnLPootoioinnniLtntsotLLdLonoaonnlsnessdsddFdaaaralloleeleenFFtFFrrBororonoenntatntBcBBteheeaBaaccechhhach The Village of Point Lonsdale II Queenscli By The Sea TT ETET AAEE TAAT OOTTWWOOEEWWLL E AAL RR ATT R TT NNeewwDNDeeeswsiiggDnnesssignssHHaannddDDrarHwaHawnannnAddArDtrDwrtrwaoawrowkrnnkAArrttwwoorrkk BByy: J: JuummpBpiBnyiyng::gJJJuJauacmmkcpkpSiSinpnplgaglasJJhsaahcckkSSppllaassh CrCeraetaetdedininthCterhCeVseraeeiVsactaeietstacoidetsdrdoiieidranivie.natiAv.lhtluiAhaelslgueatVsesrgVsetiaoeeacrilfacatoisaPotslfiio.doiraPdriie.onaieaivt.nv.iALtliAllouLalunasogssgtnetdresraaodaollfalefiiaPl,aPe.o.o, iinntt LLoonnssddaallee,, TTeeaaTTeTeooaawwTTeoeollswsw&e&elAlsAsp&p&rroAoAnnppssrrAoAovnvaasiilAlaabvblaleeilaatbt::le at: TThheeTTPPhhooeeiinnPPttooLLioinonntntssLLddooaannlleessd&d&aallee && &&etetmh&mh&eeeataePtimhPilmhlopeopoaeihoainhPcincPoilteolopteonpaLoniaLoheionnhecnoncon.to0ent.4e0n4s4OanL0saL4Od0e2onder@[email protected]@N4r@ap4a99pe1elb1olb4w4oe0ew0nii11n4gsgN4Nsd4a4dppa.eeg11.cgoocwwoe00oennnm44ssnmddcaac.y.ggyccoeoenmnmccyy Rip Rumour, October 2016 Page 38
artsGoing, going....gone! Fest tix expectto sell out within days If you are waiting until the last minute topurchase you Queenscliff Music Festival tickets Jayasinha.you may be out of luck. The musical line up is completed with local Organisers are preparing to hang out the acts Bigsound buzz acts Alicy Ivy & Leah Senior.\"Sold Out\" sign for the first time in the event's Also performing is Abigail Grace, Children of20 year history. the Sun, Hollie Joyce, The Mojo Corner, Rach Brennan, The Run, Sarah Carroll & The Left So strong have sale been, popular Saturday Wing, Sweethearts, Tides of Welcome, The Tinytickets are unlikely to last another fortnight,\" Giants & Tom Richardson.QMF Director Andrew Orvis has warned. \"It will be the first time we will have \"It's definitely going to happen, which is completely sold out the event. We've sold outgreat for us but not for those people who are some days but never in advance bookings,\" Mrgoing to miss out, especially locals,\" he said. Orvis said. \"I know some have traditionally waited until \"Interest has been phenomenal. We get athe last minute because they've never had a huge number of return visitors and I thinkproblem buying them a week out or at the gate, we've been improving on that.but they are going to have to buy them in thenext week or two or have to sit this one out. \"It's probably a combination of the line up and past years. I think the significance of this \"Saturday tickets will sell out next week being the 20th year may also have had someand the weekend tickets will sell out within influence on sales.the next month and Friday and Sunday ticketsare on track to sell out late this month or early \"Ben Harper, Paul Kelly and Peter Garret,November and then we'll be done.\" they are really big names that have really helped,\" he said. Two day tickets are already sold out. Sales have been strong since the first line up Tickets are available from www.qmf.net.auof acts - featuringPaul Kelly, Ben Harper andPeter Garrett - was announced in June. Popular comedian and actress Denise Scott has A fifth and final line up was announcedin recent days including comedians Denise joined the long line up of acts at next month'sScott, Anne Edmonds, Dave O’Neil and Dilruk Queenscliff Music Festival. Seaview Gallery SaSlatltSCCeopotennminttvbeeiteemmsr yPpopurootoogrrararamyryArAt rt queenscliff InheritanceA French Affair An exhibition of new aboriginal work from around Australia - presented by McCulloch & McCulloch -Amanda Hyatt solo exhibition September 30 - October 23 October 8-25 Open 10.30 - 5.00 daily Sun Sep 15, 2.30pm: Opening drinks with the artist Exhibition concludes: Oct 6 86 Hesse St Queenscli 3225 - 5258 [email protected] -email: [email protected] $60ppC(muraatteorriSaS’sulusinnnadtnSradoeydpmOutocc1rttn5iooi,nb1ng1eatarenm2ad,i-2no1c.p0p.)e0mLnpiimmnig:teddrpinlakcses, IlSluusntrHSaitgeehpdT8et,aSa2luka-n4n-pdbdAmaoLbyo,ivokaOeirnsiJcggpatsioeznzcbeaisiaelnslAreta1hrnftte6t:ei,aLtrh2nol.oe.u0ont0ngrpaegdm@uiat:Siroaannltteeveodlves prese$n5t5epdp,bbyoSoukisnagnsMbycCSeupllto4ch OAM. Bookings essential, $15pp /w30Sw333wa3-w5w3l-t25.w3./Cs5S5h.ao8saelntah3-slttales9et.rC-me8sta.8scopsreottonr.mercstaeoe.tratrymmeu.qAeup.reattoeuqnruascreylie.fAfnrstcliff - 5258 3988 Rip Rumour, October 2016 Page 39
Tout cela semble Français me It all sounds French to me Join us for a culinary experience with renown chef Gabriel GateSunday October 9th 12pm at Queenscli Community Sport ClubEnjoy a 4-course lunch for $70 p.p. including a drink on arrivalBookingsFarm Foods Ph. 5258 4744 Or Point Lonsdale Newsagency Ph. 52581159Email: queenscli [email protected] presented by the Queenscli cricket club Inc.Nominations are invited for the Uniting Church EventsAustralia Day Awards 2017 THE ABSWOTLehdUenTAeEbsdLsYoayluFW5tAeOTleBycdIUDFtnoaLEebbOWsSeuUdrleooda6SunpyfseOmW1sOPd4P-EaSSyTSLiHe5HcCpkOOOeOtcPePttsMomFbF$aEebA3sre5hS6cripiHoon@mnnIcOlPc.7aN3e.3r-ra0cPtdopAeumR&rsAeDDimnEneea&rl. 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sport, health & wellbeingPoint Lonsdale's Finn Zanoni conquers 4ft swells at Bells Beach. Photo courtesy Myles Conroy GOLF – Margaret Llewelyn and Caroline Jinks took Queenscliff Golf Club’s annual GoldenGroms surf to podium finish Putter Competition.By Ross Bird The senior team was a bit slow to start but The event is one of the longest-running there was some promising talent again shown tournaments on the Bellarine and hasSURFING - The Point Lonsdale Boardriders from our power surfer Jay Gladman, showing sponsored by Big4 Beacon Resort for 36Club sent two teams to iconic Bells Beach for off his smooth style. years.the Surfing Victoria State Team Titles event. Onnice offshore conditions, and clean 3ft swell our Congratulations again to Bhodie, Dean CROQUET - Mary-Anne Kennedy was thetwo teams battled it out with others. From as Gladman, Jade Ogilvie, seasoned veteran winner of the Queenscliff Croquet Club'sfar away as Wilsons Prom and as close as rivals Will Vorrath and upcomer Hayden Cohen Searoad Ferries Tournament last month.13th beach it was on, for the coveted Victorian who all surfed well but fell behind the slick The event is designed to encourage newteams trophy. professionalism of 13th beach and Torquay players to the sport. The Crquet season is now Boardriders. in full swing. The Club offers free Come and Try A talented spread of young grommets Days. [email protected] hard to find themselves in 3rd place for The Queenscliffe Music Festival has chosenthe junior division. our club as the community group permitted to have a fundraising raffle over the course of the Congratulations to Bhodie Williams, Jay festival in November.Gladman, our star junior female Bea Conroy,and Finn Zanoni, who against all odds found We have organised a brand new 4D surfboardhimself at the end of the heat paddling out to for the First Prize. So make sure your you keepBells 4ft sets on his own. A defining experience! an eye out for tickets -it will be drawn on stage on the Sunday. Thanks to Simon Forward for Big thanks to Dean Gladman for his keen eyes his sponsorship. and words of wisdom for the kids, great stuff. .Colts go down in one point thrillerCo captains Caleb Whitley and Ray Butler run Coach Paul Forbes addresses the team Spencer Luppino feels the pain of defeat postthrough the banner match at any one of you and say you didn't try,\" coach FOOTBALL - Queenscliff's U/18's have come Paul Forebes said post game. missed shots on goal in the first quarter.heart-breakeningly close to clinching the BFL \"Thank you for the year...we've workedDivision 3 Premiership. \"You're young men and you are going to understand this is life, you don't always win and worked and worked and it's been a good The Colts, despite having most of the play and it's the way you deal with that that will season,\" Forbes said.all day, fell short to North Geelong in the make you the men you are and the men youSeptember 10 Grand Final. will become.\" NORTH GEELONG 1.0, 2,4, 5.5, 6.6 (42) A massive crowd of locals turned out for the The Coutyas dominated possession but QUEENSCLIFF 0.6, 2.7, 3.9, 5.11 (41)clash, at St Albans Recreation Reserve. inaccuracy cost them in the end, including six You gave it all, you did. I don't think I can look Rip Rumour, October 2016 Page 42
sport, health & wellbeingWhy should boys have all the fun? FOOTBALL - The first tenative steps havebeen taken towards establishing Queenscliff’s it,” said Isabelle Kidd. “Some of us have had to Pictured.Harrietfirst all-girl football team. watch our brothers from the sidelines for years, Vuillemin, Isabelle we just want a piece of the action.” Kidd, Madeleine As many as 22 girls, aged between 13 and 17, Butler, Amy Hallifax,have registered their interest in playing for the Matilda Francis, who boasts a family pedigree Zara Moran, Laurenas yet to be finalised side. of elite footballers, said the competition would Saunders, Tiffany provide another avenue of fitness and activity Stephens and Matilda And the Queenscliff Football Club fully for teenage girls. Francissupports the move. “We all play netball, this is another way turning our backs on netball, this is us adding \"The push to establish a girls football team of keeping fit. It’s going to make us better another sport for girls.”has been driven enthusiastically by the girls netballers as well, she said. “This is not usthemselves and the club is right behind them, The team needs upwards of 26 players tosaid Queenscliff Football Netball Club Secretary be viable, according to the girls. They arePeter Callaghan. encouraging others in the community to get involved, either as players or coaching staff. \"Over the next few months we will workout what needs to be done as a club to ensure “We’ve had a lot of verbal support but wethat we are ready to enter a team in the 2017 don’t have a coach as yet. There’s still a bit ofcompetition.\" work to do,” Ms Kidd said. \"The plan is for the girls team to play on aSunday which will mean that our junior netballteams will not suffer which is great. \"We have some great junior athletes and weare confident that our Couta girls can take onthe best in the Bellarine,\" <r Callaghan said. Interest in the sport amongst girls hasexploded in recent seasons, with the AFLrecently launching its own all-female seniorcompetition. AFL Barwon has predicted the number ofjunior girls teams could jump from 17 this yearto as high as 40 next season. “We all love the game, we follow it andthere’s no reason why we can’t join in and playExcellence in Health and WellbeingEExxcceelllleennccee iinn HHeeaalltthh aanndd WWeellllbbeeiinngg Barb Vallance CNBRaaloaRtrRbiabroosHeBVbbhuPaCaCaHHtrllcllalbHauauahpititonVrircpcneegcahhsealPiPilonnnallnasnaspopocpnepn QUEENSCLIFF TENNIS CLUB•SS• PPSSHEEppeCoCoarrdtItIssaAAcIILnLnhjjeuuIIsrNrNSiS•ieeTTssPPESEEEpRRCCoEErItISSsAATTILLnSSju::IINrNieTTsEERREESSTTSS:: HOT SHOTS Commences Tuesday 11th October• HNeacdka&chBeasc•k PSHapienoardtsacInhjeusries 5 years - 12 years - 30 min sesions TENNIS PROGRAM 8 week course - $65 (coaching) Commences Thursday 13th October• NDeryckN&eeBdalicn•kg PHNaienacdka&chBeasck Pain HOT SHOTS 8 years - 12 years - 1 hour session• DRreymNeedeiadlliMn•gassNDaergycekN&eeBdalicnkg Pain Fun way to start playing tennis LEAGUES PROGRAM 5 week course - $40P•••HAYRJAJoorreSttiihmnhnIrtrtOeiit&t&idiccTiMMaCCHluuooMsEsnn••••ccaddRuusiitltlsAJRDAiaAJRiaooaorrorrnrenegPttSyiSishsmnhemnYttrNtrrtreiaeiat&t&eiidiidc•nnceiisMsMaaCdCClluluooiMMLnssnngcIcaaddNuussiitltlsCsICiaiaooCaarrllnngigiASSnsnseettiLirrccaaaPaiinnllIssLPPAiillaTattEeeSssCCSS•llittinunuFdidIiccTiiooaNalNlNEPPOOSiiSWWllaaCttOOeeLPPssAEESSSNNStt!!uuEddSiioo N (singles/doubles play) N REGISTER YOUR CHILDlPPPOOHDDYIISAATTI•ORRFYCYT•IH••LTPPPPPPIENHNOSSHHREYYYIDYCYACCSSISHSHAPSIO0OTOIYICOORTLLOLO•HYTTAGG1CHEH•0SYYPRLE1ES••SIABRNRHHEYePAAIASAClClYNNaHPPArDD•i•OnYYLTTReLCHHPEO•H•LEEIwMLGRIRCCNyAEAAY,LLTIPDPPC•IIEYoYNINHAASi••nAIILDLDtCC•NLIIPEMoEAADFITnTLALILsIITTTTAdSIHPNIPaTAASlEIEEINeNALLRSSV•G•AAASBiBcTETPOOC3EEYWW2LSS2•EEA5DNNS••I••SEFFFFETUUIIISwTTNTNwNwE. SS Bookings - Stephanie Golightly l• DRYCLNPIENOEIDCDIAL0TINRGY1•0•P1SPBYeOCllDaHrIiAOneTLROHwYGy•Y, PB•oHOinAWt NLoEDnNsTdTHaHlEeERVRAicAP3PY2Y2•5DIETIwTww m - 0419310410CLINIC 0 101 Bellarine Hwy, Point Lonsda e - [email protected] 4633CLINIC 0 101 Bellarine Hwy, Point Lonsd QTC FAMILY MEMBERSHIPS AVAILABLE - 12 MONTHS $100101 Bellarine Hwy, Point Lonsdale Vic 3225 www.ptlonsdalephysio.com.au Rip Rumour, October 2016 Page 43
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