The Rip September 2017

Queenscliff27CELEBRATINGRIPYEARSand Point LonsdaleYour Community Voice September 2017 No. 294Celebrate thelittle thingsDavid McDonald Builders A sumptuous breakfast with a snuggly blanket at one ofbuilding with excellence Queenscliff's most beautiful guesthouses, Athelstane... does life Complete Building Service get much better? Award Winning Designs Spring has sprung - get out and Coastal Living at its Finest re-acquaint yourself with the simple things that make our little part of thewww.davidmcdonaldbuilders.com.au world so special!e: [email protected] Photo courtesy Stephanie Osbornem: 0418 599620 The Rip September 2017 Page 1

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State wavers on cabin support Controversial plans for a 10-cabindevelopment on Queenscliff’s Shortland Bluff the Eco cabins at Shortlands bluff.  Most of the No Tourist Housinghave suffered another setback, with Bellarine state grant relates to renegotiation and other on Shortland BluffMP Lisa Neville strongly indicating her improvements like the kiosk,” Ms Neville said.  group membersgovernment may not support the controversial Keith Stowers, Barbproject. Her position is similar to that of her federal Clydesdale and counterpart Sarah Henderson and leaves the David Connoley The senior state government Minister last council increasingly isolated in its support for present Lisa Nevilleweek tabled in parliament a petition containing the project. MP with a petition.more than 1100 signatures opposing theconstruction and says she is increasingly aware Canberra has already committed $3.3million, application for an emergency heritage listingof growing opposition to the plan. however Ms Henderson has implored Council of the reserve, lodged by Andrew Sutherland to look at other locations for the cabins. – the resident responsible for having the Point The Borough of Queenscliffe is hoping Lonsdale Lighthouse Reserve placed on ato secure $2.7 million through Regional In recent days however Council has sought priority assessment list for heritage protection.Development Victoria to help fund it’s $7 expressions of interest from “suitably qualifiedmillion Destination Queenscliff tourism vision, design companies” to develop designs for the “In a nutshell the Council is hell-bent onincorporating the 10 double storey cabins. The Bluff, including 10 cabins. building the houses on Shortland’s Bluff despiteproject also requires state coastal management vague assurances… that it was prepared toconsent. It is also writing to Federal Environment look at other locations,” Mr Sutherland posted Minister Josh Frydenberg contesting an on the Friends of Point Lonsdale Lighthouse “I have been in regular contact with the Reserve Facebook page.Minister’s office to raise concerns from thecommunity about the proposal to include the “When this disgraceful project is finallyEco cabins,” Ms Neville told The Rip. “I have stopped in the next few weeks there will be a lotindicated that there is strong opposition to these of explaining required [as to] why ratepayerscabins and I do not believe the grant should be have funded yet another dud project.”include cabins at Shortland’s Bluff. “We are yet to finalise our grant to counciland I am confident the views of the communitywill be reflected in final decision of the grant.   “A number of local businesses have written tome in support of these cabins seeing it as a wayto increase visitations to the area.  It is possibleto accomodate these concerns without buildingthe Eco cabins at Shortlands bluff.” \"The grant that had been given to the councilby the Federal government funded eight of Something Something to accompany different your mealFresh quality ingredients Quality pre-made meals Point Lonsdale Supermarket shopping made easy...Point Lonsdale Village P: 5258 4911 Open 7 days: 8am - 8pm Follow us on instagram: @pointlonsdaleiga The Rip September 2017 Page 3

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New ferry terminal plan unveiled The construction of new ferry terminals Searoad Ferries says its \"world-class\" Queenscliff terminal design will improve safetyon opposite sides of Port Phillip will createhundreds of jobs, according to the company protection for passengers. car ferry in Australia.responsible for the proposed $35 million The facility will also include a tourism Passengers spend $121.5 million indevelopments. information desk, retail and food outlets and Queenscliff and Sorrento regions each year, the Just weeks after revealing a new terminal a timber boardwalk from the terminal to the company claims.plan for Sorrento, Searoad Ferries Pty Ltd has beach.unveiled its design for a new “world class” If approved, it does not expect works toQueenscliff facility, featuring retail and food Searoad Ferries says it carried 800,000 commence for at least three-to-five years.tenancies. passengers and 200,000 vehicles across the bay last year, making it the busiest passenger and Company CEO Matt McDonald said thenew modern design would provide safer andimproved amenities to passengers. “The Queenscliff ferry terminal can offer somuch more to the community and tourists,” hesaid. “The proposal offers significant communitybenefits including better safety and pedestrianaccess to the pier, hundreds of new jobs in theconstruction phase and a major economic boostto the region. “It will give ferry passengers all the facilitiesand amenities that they need, whether theyare commuters, day-trippers or internationaltravellers.” A Planning Scheme Amendment approvedby Queenscliffe councillors in 2013, paved theway for the redevelopment. The company isnow seeking approval for the development. The key architectural feature of the buildingis a curved roof that will provide weather The Rip September 2017 Page 5

The Buyers Are Waiting… Spring has sprung and now is the time to take your property to market. RT Edgar has experienced peak levels of interest in properties across the Bellarine Peninsula.This indicates a very healthy market and we are nurturing a number of buyers ready to purchase. Our lowest days on market and best listed to sold conversions on record, ensures our experienced team are perfectly positioned and ready to sell your property. Contact our Point Lonsdale Team today. New Spring Listings! 1 Alexander Crescent | Point Lonsdale This rare land allotment offers a unique opportunity in a prime location. 2/60 King Street | Queenscliff Unique land holding in the centre of historically beautiful Queenscliff. 457m2 (approx) Felix Hakins 0400 035 000 | Nicole Rowe 0428 640 509 Point Lonsdale Office 5258 1811 | 1/83 Point Lonsdale Road, Point Lonsdale | rtedgar.com The Rip September 2017 Page 6

One big wave for Declan Local women have banded together to raise much-neededfunds for a former Queenscliff footballer, battling a debilitating Pictured: Georgina Vallance thanks the community for supporting her brothermystery illness. Declan A Ladies Day lunch, hosted by the football and netball club lastmonth, raised more than $6,000 to assist with Declan Vallance'smedical expenses. Sister Georgina said her brother - a one-time Couta junior -now required round-the-clock care as a result of the neurologicalcondition he contracted some five years ago. \"He currently is undiagnosed, which is one of the more difficultelements of what is going on because there's no clear solution towhat's happening to him\" she said. The gathering was asked to close its eyes and wave - one ofDeclan's favourite meditation techniques. \"Dec has said this is what he'll be doing today, picturing all ofyou waving and he'll be waving back,\" she said. To donate to Declan's medical expenses log onto: https://www.gofundme.com/decvallancekids HIGH TEAThursday 28 Sep & 5 Oct $25EXPLORE TRAVEL RELAX per childTHURS - SUN I 10AM-4PM The Rip September 2017 Page 7

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Local Wills and Estates Lawyer Harwood AndrewsSarah Cohen Wills & Estates We can assist you with: › Wills and succession planning › Powers of attorney › Probate › Administration of deceased estates › Disputed estates › Home visits are available 03 5225 5225 www.harwoodandrews.com.au“You can count on my experience… when experience counts the most.” Neil Laws FREI FAPI CEA (REIV) – Branch Manager, Queenscliff Licensed Estate Agent - Accredited Auctioneer - Sworn Valuer Buying or selling a home is a major event in anyone’s life so it makes sense to Queenscli use the most experienced professional in the field at such an important time. Neil 64 Hesse Street is the most experienced real estate practitioner permanently located within the Borough of Queenscliffe. 5258 4567 He has built an outstanding reputation over more than twenty years in the local Kerleys offices also area for his professionalism and singular concern for his vendor’s interests, his at Point Lonsdale honesty and integrity and his depth of knowledge in all things real estate. and Ocean Grove He is a Fellow of the Real Estate Institute of Australia and the Australian Property www.kerleys.com.au Institute, Past President and Director of the Real Estate Institute of Victoria and an REIV Accredited Auctioneer and Sworn Valuer. If you are in the market to buy or sell or require valuation or consultancy advice regarding the local market or real estate generally then give Neil a call on 0419 583 633 or email him at [email protected] The Rip September 2017 Page 12

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Borough Bulletin September 2017Mayor’s message Joint waste management Kids’ art on display partnership reduces costs andI am very pleased to announce that Council environmental impacts Council held a Children’s Summit in February 2017 to give theformally endorsed the 2017–2021 Council next generation of Borough residents the chance to havePlan, 2017–18 Implementation Plan and The Borough of Queenscliffe and Surf Coast Shire their say in the preparation of the 2017–2021 Council Plan, and2017–18 Budget at its Special Meeting on Council have joined forces to secure a new green waste students from Point Lonsdale Primary School, QueenscliffThursday 10 August. management contract that will deliver significant Primary School, St Aloysius Catholic Primary School and benefits for ratepayers and the environment. the Queenscliff Kindergarten rose to the challenge.All three of these documents wereunanimously endorsed by Council at From 1 August 2017, kerbside green waste acceptance and During September 2017, artworks developed by thethe Special Meeting. Our Vision for the processing will be managed by Corio Waste Management students at the Children’s Summit will be on display innew Council Plan is that “The Borough services. This will see approximately 3,500 tonnes of the foyer of Council’s offices at 50 Learmonth Street,remains a safe haven defined by its unique garden organic material processed and redistributed for Queenscliff, to celebrate the valuable and creative ideasheritage, rich culture and significant use in landscaping and agriculture. generated by our young people. The level of involvementnatural environment. It is a special and of our younger residents in the consultation process hasrestorative place for an involved and caring The contract ensures secure processing of green waste at been particularly pleasing, and made a major contributioncommunity and our visitors.” We now look Corio Waste Management’s facility in regional Victoria to the drafting of the 2017–2021 Council Plan.forward to implementing the initiatives for the next three years, with an option to extend theand programs within the Budget, Council contract. Corio Waste Management’s processing facility Council to stay with 2.0% ratePlan and Implementation Plan with this incorporates in vessel composting technology producing cap for 2017–18Vision at the front of our minds. a superior standard product. On Monday 31 July, the Essential Services CommissionThe level of community involvement in We are pleased to be able to partner with Surf Coast (ESC) released its decision on Council’s application for athe development of the new Council Plan, Shire to reduce costs and continue to take care of our one-off higher rate cap of 4.5% in the 2017–18 rating year.Implementation Plan and Budget has environment. Council is very proud of the innovativebeen remarkable, and reflects Council’s thinking that enabled us to proceed with this new As a result of the ESC’s decision, Council has proceededcommitment to two-way communication contract for green waste management. with a rate cap of 2.0% in 2017–18, as set by the Victorianwith our community in order to develop state government in December 2016, and this is nowpolicy based on common understanding. Community grants support reflected in Council’s 2017–18 Budget. the Borough’s past, presentOn behalf of Council, I would like to thank and future A copy of Council’s application, including a summary ofeveryone in the Borough community who feedback from the Borough community and Council’sparticipated in the public consultation Council announced the recipients of its 2017–18 responses to the ESC’s request for information andprocesses associated with the development Community Development Grants program at a additional questions, is available on the ESC’s website,of our new Council Plan, Budget and presentation evening held in the Queenscliff Town www.esc.vic.gov.au.Implementation Plan. Hall on Thursday 3 August. Council acts quickly to reportCr Tony Francis Grants were awarded to 11 local organisations to support vandalismMayor – Borough of Queenscliffe community, art and cultural projects and activities that enhance the wellbeing and quality of life of people living Council responded quickly to a report of vandalism to theFor more information in the Borough of Queenscliffe. In total, Council awarded former Lighthouse Keeper’s well at Point Lonsdale in July. $18,357.30 of grant funding this year.Visit www.queenscliffe.vic.gov.au Council officers inspected the well and confirmed thator contact the Borough of The Grants Program aims to encourage and assist damage was caused to the well structure and disturbedQueenscliffe on 5258 1377. community organisations to take an active involvement the vegetation surrounding it. The well is located is away in the life of their community for the benefit of the from designated walking tracks and is fenced off. ToNext Council Meeting community and its members, empower communities access the well, a person needs to go off the designated to become stronger and more economically, path and negotiate a fence.The next Ordinary Meeting of Council environmentally and socially sustainable, enhancewill be held on Thursday 21 September leadership and develop a sense of pride, ownership and Council is aware that a level of anti-social behaviourcommencing at 7:00pm. All welcome. identity within communities. occurs in the area surrounding Point Lonsdale Lighthouse Reserve that has impacted on historical structures, for The recipients of Council’s 2017–18 Community example graffiti. Council staff have worked with police to Development Grants program are listed below. I identify the known areas of such behaviour and produced congratulate all involved on their success, and commend a map so that police can undertake regular patrols. Council these organisations for their contribu tion to the officers also undertake patrols of these known areas. wellbeing of our community and their commitment to the Borough’s past, present and future. Council has taken a strong stance against vandalism. Any persons with information related to the vandalism at the well site are encouraged to contact Crime Stoppers on 1800 333 000. Organisation Grant Purpose Monday Mixed Craft Group $1,000 Knitting for Queenscliff’s needy Queenscliff Lighthouse Theatre Group $1,800 Light mixer Combined Probus Club of Queenscliffe Inc Queenscliff Music Festival $813 Projector and screen Queenscliff Kindergarten $2,000 Park preliminary power upgrade works Queenscliffe Historical Museum $2,827.30 Kinder Explorer’s Program equipment Queenscliff / Point Lonsdale RSL $1,610 Upgrade of basement shelving and seating Rip Chamber Incorporated $2,000 ANZAC Day 2018 commemoration Point Lonsdale Board Riders Club Inc $2,000 Local shopping bags Point Lonsdale Primary School $1,807 Sound system for clubhouse Lighthouse Arts Collective $500 Netball uniforms $2,000 Sound and digital equipment 50 Learmonth Street (PO Box 93) Queenscliff VIC 3225 | Phone: 03 5258 1377 | Fax: 03 5258 3315 www.queenscliffe.vic.gov.au The Rip September 2017 Page 14

School crossing goes in revamped budget Queenscliffe Council has defended a decision Queenscliffto spend $45,000 on a partial cleanup of front beachQueenscliff’s front beach during peak tourism was once theperiods while at the same time taking the axe town's biggestto other community projects, including a school drawcardsafety crossing. Beach clean to begin - sort of The project will involve seaweed removalfrom the beach in summer, at Easter and during The beach clean-up locals have been calling realistic cost estimate as part of the Prioritythe September school holidays – but only for is finally set to start - but there is a catch! Projects Assessment that informed the mostbeyond the high water mark. recent budget process,\" Mr Josipovic said. The Queenscliffe Council has announced It is listed among more than $4.66 million it will spend $45,000 to remove seaweed \"Our investigations to date show that otherworth of capital works projects in the borough’s from Queenscliff's once premier front beach. councils undertaking regular beach cleaningtrimmed-down 2017/18 budget. however the works will only occur on the land- activities typically dispose of seaweed to side of the high water mark and during summer landfill. Council investigated the option of Council was forced to revise proposed and other peak holiday periods. recycling collected material into compost orspending after the Essential Services something similar however at present thereCommission (ESC) rejected its request for a 4.5 Despite investigations, General Manager does not appear to be a commercially viablepercent rate rise – two percent above the state Planning and Infrstructure Phil Josipovic market for the project.\"government cap. Council had found no takers to collect the seaweed as yet. Upwards of 800 people signed a petition in Several community projects have been put on 2013, urging Council to restore the beach to itshold as a result, including a $41,000 project to \"Council's budget allocation for beach former glory by removing mounds of seaweedbuild a school crossing at St Aloysius Primary cleaning was based on discussions with beachSchool, Point Lonsdale Tennis Club lighting cleaning contractors in order to prepare a and encroaching vegetation.and court improvements and new decking atthe Queenscliffe Neighbourhood House. “Council will always make decisions basedon the best outcomes for the whole of theBorough community,” a spokesperson said. “Beach cleaning has been consistentlyidentified as a priority by members of thecommunity and representatives of localbusinesses for over six years. “The submission on school crossingsupervision from St Aloysius Catholic Primary continued page 18 Ian Warren Builder Pty LtdNew Homes Point LonsdaleExtensions 5258 2758Renovations 0418 525452 Decks [email protected] Registration no DB - U2446 HIA no 516372 The Rip September 2017 Page 15

Local all the way letters wasting taxpayer funds on such an unpopular proposal. I wish to respond to Carmen Bell’s article in Bluff development puts Sarah Henderson suggested that Councilthe August edition, not as a Councillor but as a consider optional locations for touristperson who has a long and deep involvement Councillors in conflict accommodation, which she believed Councilin Queenscliff. saw as a potential income earner to assist On Sunday 30 July, I attended the gathering at with the maintenance of Crown Lands in the My family connection includes the Shortlands Bluff arranged by the local Federal Borough.Mouchemore family, life long residents of MP, Sarah Henderson to discuss concerns Shortlands Bluff links to open spaceFishermans Flat, the Coltish and Weston around proposed tourist accommodation surrounding the Fort which is currentlyfamilies, residents of Queenscliff throughout development by Queenscliff Council. subject to consideration for potential futurethis and the previous century. I have lived full As well as many concerned locals, I believe all use including tourism. There are a number oftime in Point Lonsdale for the last 30 years. Councillors were present. heritage buildings within the Fort which could Locals are rightly concerned that such include tourism accommodation, integrated I am Chairman and foundation member of the a prominent open space should become open park land & the proposed walking/Queenscliff and Point Lonsdale Enterprise who effectively a private development site, albeit a bike access track around The Bluff linkingthrough the local Bendigo Bank have placed Council initiative. Queenscliff’s Coastal Parklands.grants over $200,000 to local organisations. Sarah Henderson was at pains to clarify that A significant open space destination on The Federal funding was a contribution along Bluff would provide a major tourism attraction I am a member of the Queenscliff Men’s Shed, with State Government funding to the broader far outweighing a few tourist cabins that mostthe Queenscliff RSL, the Queenscliff Maritime scheme to upgrade sporting & tourism facilities of the community do not want & which wouldMuseum and the Queenscliff Historical in this precinct. She distanced herself from be of limited economic value to Queenscliff.Museum. support for any tourist accommodation Without the utilisation of this significant parcel proposal. of Crown/Community owned land (without I regularly attend Church in Queenscliff. I It would appear that Council have “linked” purchase) & funds provided by all taxpayers,have been Patron of the Queenscliff Cricket this tourist accommodation to the broader there would be no business case for such aClub, member of the Football and Golf Club. upgrades to this area in order to secure funding proposal.I am Chairman and a director since 2005 of and to garnish support based on sectors of the Neil Radcliff -the Queenscliff Bowling Tennis and Croquet community who would like to see upgrades in Radcliff Architecture/ Resident / PropertyAssociation and enjoyed playing in two particular to sporting facilities. Ownerpremiership teams for Queenscliff. It is clear that having gained Federal and State funding, Council is proposing to proceed with Sense needs to prevail To suggest that because I live 250 metres on design development of the concept, including with Avenue of Honourthe wrong side of Fellows road and therefore tourism accommodation on the Bluff toI do not have a deep and long standing facilitate a Planning Permit Application. The “I hope last months letter from Ashleyknowledge of life and needs in Queenscliff inference from their comments was that a Chester Smith regarding his very sensiblegiven my background is not credible. Planning Application must inevitably proceed. thoughts on the monterey pine Avenue ofBob Merriman Both the Mayor, Tony Francis & Councillor Honour will galvanise the council into a re- Bob Merriman advised that such an application think on their future.Get the design right to Council for a Planning Permit would be considered after community consultation I am sure a lot of residents are sick of seeing I read with interest the proposal for a without bias. these poor trees in a derelict, unloved state;new ferry terminal building and   noted the The question is, how can the Council - being A bit of a dismal welcome into the town. Asamenities to be included that would create safe the applicant, be an unbiased assessor of Ashley put it “employ a good arborist with aand comfortable transfer of passengers in all a permit application? Cr Merriman even travel tower to extract the weaker limbs, pruneweather. It is reassuring that this service will suggested if he gave an opinion he would have the dead wood from the trunk and crown andcontinue to be improved. to absolve himself from the assessment process. these living entities will outlive us all” Surely by being the applicant for this proposal In my mind was a contemporary hub of light ALL councillors have a Conflict of Interest. If one drives to the towns of Meredith andfilled spaces and shade with a  fanning array of As an Architect of more than 35 years who has Mortlake one is welcomed by a similar plantingwindows looking out onto the bay with Point had recent experience applying for a Planning of cypress (not sure if they are Monterey). TheNepean across the way. I imagined laminated Permit on the Port Phillip foreshore, also on difference is that they are properly maintainedglass and a clever roofline pitched at angles to Crown Land, it is my understanding that and looked after; a bit of an uplifting arrivalprotect from Summer sunlight yet allowing east though the Council may have been delegated into these two towns. I am not sure one getsand south light. Solar collectors incorporated management powers, the responsible authority that warm and fuzzy feeling arriving intointo north facing panels. in relation to any Planning Application is the Queenscliff... State Department of Environment, Land, Water Of course it is difficult to appreciate details & Planning. Surely common sense must prevail with thisfrom one elevated view. This State Department has a Development significant avenue of trees. Not all of us like Approvals & Urban Design division & assesses cypress trees, which is fair enough, but we are I can only offer suggestions. applications after referral to all relevant parties stuck with them and we should make the most The CAD projection offered to us makes my eg. of them. They might look unloved and scrappyheart sink.   but they certainly don’t look diseased or dying The promontory of the harbour is already · Council; to me.”ruined   with buildings that are redolent of · Advertising to the Community;  a mid twentieth century Gulag. A viewing · National Parks; Dougal Ramsay. Queensclifftower that looks like a guards lookout in a · Heritage Victoria;penitentiary. Harbour shopping precinct, army · Aboriginal Heritage Council;truck garages? This new design could house a · Bushfire Prone Zones;fighter jet. · Reference to any Planning Overlays to the Is there something that we aren’t being told? The harbour precinct, its waterways and the location.coastal environment embracing the townshipdeserve   design that is both sensitive and It is most likely that such an application, whichintelligent. These projects are not parts of a would cost a great deal of money, would notjigsaw but elements of a cohesive whole in a succeed given the level of objection alreadyprecious location. obvious, suggesting that Council should avoidJennifer Darling, Point Lonsdale The Rip September 2017 Page 16

letters and council accommodation projects. We the basis for current camping developmentWinky Pop prevents me POINT LONSDALEPoint Lonsdale RAratehesssjeiedtschectonoettuhcscneosicimiabnlrcmtiieeniuft1oenf9roinnt1rya0tlhIraeinsdfevpcriers.onojcreeyctggtrrhooauutppa,uwTthEitoDhriAstehCde, Representing Point Civic LonsdaleCIVIC ASSOCIATIONI refer to Carmen Bell’s article in the August right to review the Deloitte study prior to theedition outlining the Supreme Court decision, community consultation process. TEDACknown as Winky Pop, which details the risk PFarJeyosiiAdnegPnttLePCrLhACuiAs meeting minutes 15 Aug quote. Project update:Councillors take if they give a view on a matter “Council endorsed the draft 2017/18 Budgetother than in a formal Council meeting whilstto have your say on NOTionfIcCluthEdeinOgreFtchoempmroednudcattiioonnsanodf implementation the Economicreviewing a report. Gthoivserpnominetnat sAWtcot ebjsuspksAreititynneagori:sothssueeunaredsomsnt.ho..enwtcihtohrpnaaesrns,eesawnadanndtdimwAFwereNaitarodNmreafiUysninuiAsJtmhoaLmntthhGeueerEarNBDbyyuEe8dvcReog,lueA2otnp0Lcsmic1lheMa6netdtEa-uSsE7ltper.dTea3cteIi0tagoNlpymbGmweeeifttohinrmgthtaeolldyberachfotenl2sdi0do1en7r/e11d80 I thank her for clarifying the Localthe application ofbecause at the recent Member for Corangamwiteww.p“lrcean.oosrg”.aanud clean up for a nLeewarnseinagsidCeohmomlidoany- PoAiungt L2o0n17s”d.ale Primary SchoolbFapnaeuISdsdbneaeltadrirecadarohlvemnosisHetrteiehnSdetigtnisnatldhyctgeeoetrnIphgssoroiatselntrifhatruieiepcnsrsiueittan.drbna glsiitnc.oaltcyacdnoaorsgedwrsieennergdolatyw.qapuitpehslytimowMpEtnloewcmaawsi.alepipipm:nncilaeclferIArg:aoemesie.rotnotoasmimdonrrmgty.ageh.@tdaaeiaoinurganycmtceoaoalcubyuoinlo.pncculsoifetluommtllholtoaefewne“BttiVsinonigQgrSseiehoptetanoeGhsnrfoeUtbodsurreEorJraQuuSnP”lgdTdyhLoptScCrMunocPAommaoEuywneionAsneerecwtK’dissbl EsiRttBRLSeehmeooeTeTpfrnfareOothoseieruldearemBgfanotfhlbceiEueumeertorrCpftLaiGhoOsQirrgetNrtuohahreeuntpFaehipttonnIorRasfutichossMlfaseiorifrusnmfEseetRDbatfmheoetthsierieseonies8rtnvtmihnecfegaiSrelseltoCetipfndotgtm.whWbmeesyeheuPkonowrtitihntoillyyeftlIn the same August edition Lester Hunt appeared. There are and will be many other issuesclaimed in his criticism of me that I supported Council called expressions of interest for that need attention and your ongoinghouses on Crown Land. He knows that is not design consultants relating to the Destination support remains invaluable in providing thetrue.   Queenscliff project, which includes the Eco member numbers that give PLCA a voice Cabins on Shortlands Bluff. We thought in this community. Watch your inboxesCr Bob Merriman. this may have been affected by the recent and community notice boards for meeting suggestion that council would reconsider their information. options on their location following the public Next meeting of PLCA is September 8th at meeting Sunday30th July called by Sarah 7pm.SHARE YOUR VIEWS: Henderson and addressed by councillors who met immediately after that event to consider theWe love to hear what our readers have options available. LAKERENGINEERINGto say and encourage your letters. Viewsexpressed are not necessarily those of the Perhaps there is a communication breakdowneditor. Preference will be given to letters somewhere!carrying the author’s name and address. In respect of the council operated Eco cabinEmail: [email protected] accommodation model we are still awaiting public consideration of the well overdue Camping Areas Study promised again for classifieds August release. It is difficult to understand how councilWANTED - someone to repair crayfish pots. calls for design when there remains doubt as · Steel FabricatorI have two old style conical crayfish pots which to the location. It is our understanding that · Turning and Fitting the consultant has prepared proposals forneed to be repaired. The original metal frame a camping areas review included within a · Machining strategy for all existing areas, with Shortlandsis semi rusted but mainly intact however the Bluff specifically added to the original brief. · Stainless Steelwooden- and rope- linking strips are absent Perhaps this study should also include & Aluminiumor broken. I love these old pots and want to options for “permanent” sites on non-restore them as much as possible so I can use residential council land in Murray Rd, and an · Weldingthem to decorate my front porch. option for cabins on the elevated Golightly Park · Steel SalesPlease contact me if you are interested in site offering magnificent Rip views for tourists’this project. Method of repair, payment and et al.completion time negotiable. The other tender related to a further Tel (03) 5258 1777Cheryl Power mobile 0422463780 consultant study of the business plan for theEmail: [email protected] Queenscliff Fort including future ownership 0418 521 199 and operation of that facility. This referred to the previous study “Unlocking the Fort” whichWANTED - The Queenscliffe Neighbourhood hit a brick wall when Defence indicated their ongoing presence. This consultancy is estimatedHouse Men’s Shed is looking for donations to cost $200k plus and flies in the face of recent David Wilkinsonof bicycles to repair. These will then be budget cuts to accommodate the rejected rate Buildersdonated to Geelong Refugees and Bicyclesfor Humanity: rise situation. This tender was not approvedhttp://www.bicyclesforhumanity.com/ in recent council meetings but may have beenLocal pickup can be arranged. Phone Bill on included as part of acceptance of the Unlock the0402 124 632 or 5258 2034 Fort study in 2015. We consider that due to the cost and revised scope of this study it should have been the subject of a new submission toBOOK YOUR CLASSIFED: council and approval of the scope prior to proceeding.The deadline for classifieds and public Another issue that requires public commentnotices is the 23rd of each month. is the Economic Development Strategy being New Homes Renovations ExtensionsEmail: [email protected] prepared by Deloitte, which includes and supersedes the previous Tourism Strategy. This was to be the guide document for the Phone: 0438 258324 recently adopted Council Plan 2017-21, and Email: [email protected] The Rip September 2017 Page 17

from page 15 identified as a priority by members of the Solar scheme community and representatives of local gathers pace Queenscliffe Council has defended a decision businesses for over six years.to spend $45,000 on a partial cleanup of The Borough of Queenscliffe’s bid to reduceQueenscliff’s front beach during peak tourism “The submission on school crossing its carbon footprint has taken another stepperiods while at the same time taking the axe supervision from St Aloysius Catholic Primary in the right direction, with a further 40 solarto other community projects, including a school School was presented in the final days of the systems fitted on local buildings.safety crossing. consultation process, and was not raised as part of any other community discussions,” she said. The second round of installations under the The project will involve seaweed removal Community Solar Initiative.from the beach in summer, at Easter and during Households can also expect to pay 2.5the September school holidays – but only percent more in most municipal fees and They will generate a combined 169 megawattbeyond the high water mark. charges to help cover what Council calls hours of solar energy annually and reduce “significant and/or unexpected” impacts on carbon emissions by 169 tonnes each year – It is listed among more than $4.66 million the budget including a $12,000 cost of playing the equivalent to supplying 35 houses withworth of capital works projects in the borough’s host to the Commonwealth Games baton relay electricity for 12 months or taking 49 cars off thetrimmed-down 2017/18 budget. and a higher than expected increase in waste road. management charges.Our focus for the next year is to The unanticipated items alone are equivalent to “[The] investment in renewables will providecontinue to deliver on projects an 8.3 percent rate rise, Council said. ongoing benefits to our community and helpand services that make our to preserve our environment for generations,”Borough a great place to live in. With more than 100 students, St Aloysius is said Mayor Tony Francis.– Queenscliffe Council the only one of our three primary schools not to have a supervised crossing. The initiative is a project of the Queenscliffe Council was forced to revise proposed Community Alliance – a partnership ofspending after the Essential Services Responsibility for who should fund it is residents, schools, community groups andCommission (ESC) rejected its request for a 4.5 a constant area for debate between local businesses.percent rate rise – two percent above the state governments and the state government, thegovernment cap. Council spokersperson said. A total of 83 solar systems have now been installed during rounds one and two. Several community projects have been put on “This has been a key point of tension in relationhold as a result, including a $41,000 project to to cost shifting by the state government to local For further details, log onto the boroughbuild a school crossing at St Aloysius Primary councils. Several Local Government Authorities website.School, Point Lonsdale Tennis Club lighting have formally resolved to discontinue schooland court improvements and new decking at crossing supervision responsibilities and havethe Queenscliffe Neighbourhood House. advised the state government accordingly. “Council will always make decisions based “Council has a strong focus on safety,on the best outcomes for the whole of the especially child safety. Council will review allBorough community,” a spokesperson said. projects that were reduced or removed from the original Budget when considering its financial “Beach cleaning has been consistently position at its mid-year Budget review,” she said. CLARK HOMES▬ builders with experience ▬ ○Green Smart Builders ○ Quality Customised Homes○ Architectural Designed Homes ○Complete Building Service ○Building & Planning Permits ○ Renovations & Extensions ○ Multi Dwelling developments PH: 5258 4640 - 0418 366938 [email protected] 2062 Bellarine Highway, Marcus Hill www.clarkhomes.com.au Registered Building Practitioner Housing Industry Association Member The Rip September 2017 Page 18

Kinder buy-a-brick campaign Queenscliff Kinder kids need our help to build a sensory garden. Mum Lynden The pre-school has secured a grant to get the project started, and has and babylaunched a buy-a-brick drive to raise additional funds needed. Elowen at Plants in the garden will be selected for texture, colour, leaf shape, smell, last month'sflower or seed pod and their ability to provide both a sensory experience Community Planting Day and stimulate imaginations; creating All ages pitch in for the secret spaces and environment narrow windy paths Volunteers of all ages and from Walk area of the Narrow’s coastal for the children to a range of community groups have moonah woodland. explore and play braved wintery weather to participate amongst. in our municipality’s ninth annual “It’s heartwarming to see the Community Planting Day. generations coming together,” said “We are delighted Mayor Tony Francis. “Some people to have received Hosted by the Bellarine Ctachment have been to every one of the past a Powerful Youth Network and Swan Bay Environment nine Community Planting Days, Project and can’t wait Association, the event coincided with and for others it is their first visit. to start our project. National Tree Day. No matter where people fall into Learning through this timeline, we thank everyone play, with sensory and Three hundred plants from 20 for taking the time to come and physical challenges is individual species were planted into participate.” so powerful and our the Dog Beach car park and Lover’s mission is to provide a space for the children to experience, engage and immersethemselves in natural elements of their environment,” a projectspokesperson said. “We have many eager and energetic students who can’t wait to getstuck in and get their hands dirty.” Families, individuals and businesses can leave a lasting reminder inthe garden by purchasing a $50 paving brick, featuring a hand-writtenmessage, drawing or logo. For more information about our kinder garden, follow our facebookpage “Queenscliff Kindergarten” or email [email protected] for a brick donation form. Majella O’Connor Optometrist JUNCTION MOTORS QUEENSCLIFF “Love Your Glasses!” Automotive Service CentreReal people, Real service, Real vision solutions ○MECHANICAL REPAIRS 2 Park Lane, 99 Presidents Ave, ○LOG BOOK SERVICING OCEAN GROVE ○ENGINE TUNING Ph: 5255 5655 for an appointment ○RWC INSPECTION SERVICE www.oceaneyes.com.au ○TYRES & BATTERIES ○LOCAL FREE PICK UP & DELIVERY All Work Guaranteed 5258 1841 56 Bellarine Highway, Queenscliff The Rip September 2017 Page 19

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Jardine Homes Putting candidates to the test Custom-built homes and Renovations Ten community-based groups, including the produce a range of representatives who will Point Lonsdale Civic Association, have joined Will Gordon forces to put City of Greater Geelong Council Unitbe able to speak for diverse interests across the election candidates under the microscope, 0414 354 079 ahead of the municipality’s upcoming election. Bellarine Ward. [email protected] Some 1500 Point Lonsdale properties sit www.jardinehomes.com.au The groups have identified issues common to all voters on the Bellarine, and will put within the City’s boundary.MECHANICAL REPAIRS questions to candidates at four upcoming The four confirmed community forum dates forums. and venues are: Pt Lonsdale/Queenscliff Automotive Centre “Of course they are also focussing on some • Leopold - Tuesday October 3rd at the (Steve Higgins) local questions which they hope will help voters Full Car Servicing to make a good choice between the candidates,” Sportsmans Club, 7pm Help All Mechanical Repairs a spokesperson for the associations said. • Portarlington - Saturday October 7th at Fully Qualified Mechanic A number of candidates – old and new – have Air Conditioning put their hand up to contest the October 28 poll Parks Hall, 10am under a new four-ward structure. Repairs & Services • Ocean Grove - Wednesday October 11th at A Pick Up Service Available Three councillors to be elected in the the Bowling Club, 7pm Bellarine, Windermere and Kardinia wards and (Local area only) two in Brownbill’s central zone. • Drysdale - Wednesday October 18th 46 Bellarine Highway, The community groups hope this will at the Potato Shed, 7pm Queenscliff ‘Bil PHONE: 5258 4668 0418 524 861 Green light for Bilarni - W. E. (Bill) netball courts Groups share inlive amongst Abori DIGBY MORAN and bush worker w community graTincktest $25 i LANDSCAPES (Assoc. Dip Hort, Burnely) Work on stage two of the Queenscliff Pre-schoolers are among the big winners in Community Sporting Club redevelopment Specialising in low-maintenance, has moved a step closer, with the Queenscliffe the latest round of Borough of Queenscliffe low-water gardens Council approving the removal of 30 trees within the recreation reserve precinct. Community Grants, with more than $2,800 3 Design & Construction presented to the Queenscliff Kindergarten to Quality Paving The decision paves the way for construction Retaining Walls of two new netball courts, car parking and the purchase new learning equipment. Turf removal of surplus buildings on the site. Irrigation The program inEleven separate groups will share a funding Council called the planning decision in after Landscape Plans for Council four objections were lodged. pool of $18,357 for a range of projects including approval “The vegetation to be removed has been Showcaarts, sporting, environmental and other. Qualified Tree Arborist identified as planted vegetation and no remnant “Your contribution to the wellbeing of our 0412 520 438 or vegetation was identified,” General Manager 5258 1547 Planning and Infrstructure Phil Josipovic said. community is invaluable and speaks volumes for email: [email protected] The redevelopment of the site includes Ticketyour generosity of spirit,” Mayor Tony Francis landscaping and re-planting of more than 53 native and indigenous trees, he said. told recipients. “This year’s list of recipients is a true reflection of your commitment to the Borough’s past, present and future.” Recipients include: • Queenscliff Lighthouse Theatre Group - Que$1,000 – light mixer Donati• Queenscliff Music Festival - $2,000 – power upgrade • Monday Mixed Craft Group - $1,000 – knitting for Queenscliff’s needy Knitt• Queenscliff Kindergarten - $2,827 – Kinder explorer program • Queenscliff/Point Lonsdale RSL - $2,000 – ANZAC Day 2018 commemoration • Point Lonsdale Board Riders Club - $1,807 – sound system • Lighthouse Arts Collective - $2,000- sound and digital equipment • Queenscliffe Historical Museum – upgrade to basement shelving In • Point Lonsdale Primary School – netball or couniforms • Combined Probus Club - $813 – projector and screen • Chamber of commerce - $2,000 – shopping bags The Rip September 2017 Page 22

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3 FATHER'S DAY - Shout Dad breakfast, August Diarylunch or dinner at one of his favourite local 17 The Geelong Cemeteries Trust iseateries! hosting a Community Environment Day at■ Enjoy one of the most breath-taking views Queenscliff Cemetery from 10.30am. Thein Victoria, by climbing the Point Lonsdale event includes guided tours of the newLighthouse. The Queenscliffe Maritime Moonah Memorial Walk and a free BBQ lunch.Museum is conducting tours between 9.30amand 1.00pm. $10 adults, $5 children. 22 TERM THREE ENDS7 Natural History on the Port Phillip Coast 24 The QUEENSCLIFF MARKET is back Up for a good laugh?is the theme of a free public event hosted by for another season. Held on the last Sundaythe Swan Bay Environment Association. Guest of each month in Lowrr Princess Park between Two of Australia's moved loved funnyspeaker, and author Graham Patterson whose September and May, it features a braod men are headed our way, for a one-nightwalk around Port Phillip Bay has resulted in range of artisan and fresh produce stalls, with only performance at Queenscliff's 360Qtwo books inot the natural and human history proceeds going back into our community. restaurant.of our coastaline. 7.30pm, Queenscliff Uniting Trevor Marmalade and Elliott Goblet areChurch. 25 Watch the AFL Grand Final at household names, having appeared on inconic TV shows, Hey Hey it's Saturday, Tonight Live,13 TQueenscliff's home grown choir Lonsdale Golf Club's premiership family The Midday Show, The Big Gig and the AFL funday. Tickets are $45 and include a Footy Show.Tides of Welcome return to the Queenscliff drink package, half time food and kids The Saturday September 23 events includesUniting Church, with Director Andrea entertainment. 5258 1955 a three-course dinner. Tickets are $80 and areRonertson. Enjoy the performance and available online at TryBooking or call 5257community meal from 7.30pm. Tickets $15, 28 WHY SHOULD ADULTS HAVE ALL 4200children $5. Log onto Trybooking or purchaseat the door. THE FUN? Searoad Ferries is hosting its first ever Kids High Tea onboard the Queenscliff to Sorrento Ferry. Tickets are $25 for children, $45 adults. ferry departs at 2pm. www. searoad.com.au or call 5257 4500 Q(PUOEINENTSLCOLNI(QFCQSPFDUOOUCAEELMIEMENE)EEMNTTNESLURCSYONLCNIIFLTSFIDYFCAFEELMNEC)VEETMIREEROYTNEMREYN(PTODIANYT LONSDALE) COMMUNITCYOENMVIRMONUMNEINTTYDAEYNVIRONMENT DAYGnGietyeelmoenelgmoCbneegmrsetCtoerceieomsmTeeruatsleotn(rtgiheaensTdruTbsert)upaasnrdtt oB(fTetlhlhaereiQneuTeCreauntscschtlmi)ffeaCnetnmNdeettweBroyerkClol(aBmCrmNinu),newitoyCuElndavltiirkcoehntmmoeinnevtintDetalyoNcaatelthtrewesQioduerenketsn(saBcnlidCffcCNoemm)m,eu- - DATE: Sunday 17th September 2017tweryo(u18ld9 PliokinetGLteooneslidonanlvegiRteoCadelo,mPcoaeintlteLrroeinessdsidaTleer)nuotnsstSua(ntnhdadey 1cT7rotuhmsStem)ptauemnnbditeyrB2me01lle7a.mrinbeerCsattochcmomenet aNleotnwgorakn(dBCN), woLuOldCliAkTeItOoNin:viteQlouceael nresscildifef nCtsemanedtecroy,m1m8u9-Point Lonsdale RoadbTb(hy1eeB8Cep9vNeanBPrtiotwodioiilvlnefbnttreetsightLirtiyyyneoFwm(niQe1itslhed8udmaa9eanbbdrelPieeeEnofdrsRiuinsncctorattoltoiadiLfoufdnoccCt,ConiooPmsonodrmoadeaniinmndlaaepttluoorLRer,nsoCeigrtnnaaytiaasdgtEnd,iBoidPannlloolovbweniisner)t.o.htepnLMamorontoensonadfhtatMDhleeeam)yoQorinaaulteWSQeaulnkunsBedcuaeslihynffBs1uCc7rielatilfmhfSiCSteeteebpymrttyheeeCmtTeorubmrseyt’smr 2u0n1it7yR. 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Moonah Guided flora and fauna walk with Craig Billows. and1in2s.0e0cnt oreopne-lle1n.0t 0wpilml be provided.EVENT SCHEDULE: Sunscreen1W0.3e0aemn-c1o1:uF0r0oaarmgaenyevWeenelrcqyoumoiern,eeInstrtaoodnuwdctieotonaarRnadSpdVipsPcruoysospiourniraoantetttheefonModotoawnnaehcaeMr,empoolneriaatlhsWealkcd.oanyt.aScut nthsecrGeeeenlong CemeFtreereiesBTBrQusltuonnch.1a1n:0d0aimns- 1e2c:50t02rne4oop9ne3ll9e3n9t [email protected]. u12:00noon - 1:00pm Free BBQ lunchWFaoterr,econffqeeuaiDrnidAetTseEaa:wnilldbetporoRvidSedVthPSrouuyngohdouaurtytah1et7tmetonhrndSinaegn.pcteem, pbleeras2e01c7ontact the Geelong Water, coffee and tea will be provided throughout the morning.CCemeemteerytsetarfifLRewOsSillCVTbAPeruTp:rIseOsteNont:nth5ro2ug4h9oQBut3yuth9eWe3eme9nodsronncirneligfisntfdofCaaosey@smis1tge3wctittethh.rnmySee,emt1p.oa8rtieua9lmqPuboereiinerst.2L0o1n7sdale Road, Point Lonsdale Cemetery staff will be present throughout the morning to assist with memorialEVENT SCHEDULE: enquiries.10.30am - 11:00am Welcome, Introduction and discussion on the Moonah Memorial Walk.11:00am - 12:00noon12:00noon - 1:00pm Free BBQ lunch Administrated by:Water, coffee and tea will be provided throughout the morning. 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Cast of local characters Navy pride?to come to life incemetery toursThe stories of significant and colourfulQueenscliffe characters, including politicians,fisherfolk and pioneers, will be told in uniquefashion, at their last resting place.The team behind Geelong’s highly successful‘History Alive tours at Eastern Cemetery isbringing its popular show to Queenscliff inJanuary.James Baillieu, one of Queenscliff’s earliestand most prominent residents, will be broughtto life by an actor in full Victorian costume andwill guide participants through the cemetery,introducing them to a host of other famouslocals.These include shipwreck victims, a primeminister’s favourite daughter, suffragetteHenrietta Dugdale and two doctors with very months. Was the rainbow that appeared when the Well-known actors Bryan and Maureen USS Bonhomme Richard sailed through thedifferent stories – Dr David Williams, physician heads in recent days some sort of omen? Eaton, Emma Jones, Barry Eeles, Shirley Power to the Tzar of and Colin Mockett play the characters. The Navy aircraft carrier passed by our shores on its way to Melbourne, just days Russia and Dr John The not-for-profit tours are organised by the after President Donald Trump moved to ban Geelong Cemeteries Trust. transgender people from being recruited into Birrell, credited the armed services! They will begin January 2018 - book through with saving more the Cemetery Trust office 5249 3939. The visit of the amphibious assault ship is the first of a US Navy vessel to Melbourne since Australian lives Pictured: Henrietta Dugdale is among famous 2008. residents buried at Queenscliff Cemetery, than any other. whose stories will be told in a series of Photo; Lester Hunt. You can watch Lester's performance tours video of the ship's arrival at https://youtu.be/ More than LJbWJYKY1IE 1200 people have participated in the Geelong based Drop of a Hat production tours in the past 18Lisa Neville MP Member for Bellarine For assistance on any issue please ring my Electorate O ce on 5250 1987 [email protected] Shop G066, Gateway Plaza 621-659 Bellarine Highway, Leopold Funded from Parliament’s Electorate Office and Communication Budget television • Installation of TV antennas/mast head amplifiers/boosters/TV points/cabling • Set up and tuning of TV’s/DVD’s/audio equipment/digital recorders etc • All TV reception problems diagnosed & fixed using the latest test equipment • All areas of Bellarine Peninsula & Geelong Keith Dorman: M: 0411 490 430 T: 03 5258 2068E [email protected] www.pointlonsdaletelevision.com.au The Rip September 2017 Page 27

artsPeebles prize winner Inspiration from water Workshops for peace Olivia Mazzone was shocked and surpised Seascapes, rivers and oceans provide the The Queenscliffe Neighbourhood Houseon being announced winner of Queenscliff’s major inspiration for Georgie Gall’s new is aiming to promote peace on Saturdayinaugural Peebles Print Prize. exhibition Waterways, at Seaview Gallery. September 16 with two workshops. The award, hosted by the Queenscliff Gallery She portrays the physical and visual power Between 10am and 12 noon Silvana Benacchioand Workshop (QG&W) and named in honour of nature - coastal and inland - with subdued will take students through the art of makingof renowned Queenscliff-based mezzotint artist colours or a stunning pallet of jewel like hues. traditional Japanese origami cranes. The craneGraham Peebles., atracted 59 entries. Her love of texture characterises Georgie Gall’s is a symbol of peace and legend say whoever work and provides a pathway to  convey a folds 1,000 of them is granted a wish. Entry is “I was excited to be selected, it was a great simple and honest account of various real and via a gold coin donation.achievement considering the high standard of imagined destinations. entries from both established and emerging Between 1 and 3pm she will conduct aartists,” Mazzone said. Exhibition opens Saturday 9 September workshop on Mandala Writing. A mandala is 2-4pm with a glass of Baie wine. made up of a number of concentric circles into “I did a workshop with Graham Peebles which are written positive and meaningfulat Queenscliff Gallery and Workshop last year Also this month at Seaview new works from words. No skills are required. The cost for thisand I love Graham’s work.” many of Seaview Artists including Sara Paxton session is $10. ,Jennifer Pullen ,Di King and many more. Mazzone collected a $4,000 first prize, Bookings can be made through thesponsored by 360Q. A $750 People’s ChoiceAward is yet to be announced. Neighbourhood House. The exhibition of entries runs until September10, giving visitors an opportunity to cast theirvote. 'SSpprriinngg SSppaacceess'1177 Seaview Gallery queenscliff 161t6hthSSeepptteemmbbeerr --2299ththOOctcotboebrer Georgie Gall Exhibition Featuring recent works by: WATERWAYS Roma Burge - Priscilla Fenton - Anne Hastie 9-29 SeptemberJane Kempe - Libby Letcher - Robyn Mackay contemporary - traditional - glass - jewellery Helen Martin - Lance Nutt - Ivana PinaffoStanley Spargo - Gillian Turner - Paul Waycott Open 10.30 - 5.00 daily - closed Wednesdays 86 Hesse St Queenscli 3225 - 5258 3645 Opening Drinks [email protected] email: [email protected] Saturday 16th September The Rip September 2017 Page 28 3 pm - 5 pm Open Saturdays & Sundays 10am - 5pm Opening Drinks Saturday 16th September 3-5pm Tussock Upstairs Gallery89 Point Lonsdale Road Point Lonsdale www.tussockupstairs.com.au [email protected] OpenSaturdays & Sundays 10am-5pm

artsIvan Aristeguieta will bring laughs to the Creativity takesQueenscliff Music Festival flight at New HallBig bands and Point Lonsdale’s new arts hub has been officially christened.belly laughs Actor Steve Bastoni wants to bring his New Hall in Kirk Road is the creative baseFour of Australia’s funniest stand-up successful Peninsula Film Festival to of the Lighthouse Arts Collective – a group of talented locals keen to bring a new culturalcomedians have been added to the growing Queenscliff flavor to the township.Queenscliff Music Festival line-up. New film fest It opened to the community with sell-out on the cards performances by musicians aligned withVenezuelan immigrant Ivan the locally-owned Little Lake Records label, Queenscliff could play host to yet another including the Collective’s own Suzie Wyllie,Aristeguieta  collected his first Australian major cultural event, with Film Festivals who launched her debut record “Marrow.”comedy award just six months after arriving Australia looking for local support to stage screenings in Princess Park this coming “It’s been beyond special to watch how thehere in 2012. He’ll be joined on stage by Harley Summer. community has rallied behind this project – from the forming of the Collective to theBreen – well known for his material about the Organisers of the annual Peninsula Film reimagining of this once disused space,” Wyllie Festival in Rosebud have asked the Borough of said.foibles of being a new-age dad to dodgy tales of Queenscliffe to consider a $30,000 sponsorship to co-host the festival in February. “New Hall has come alive with thanks tohis beloved old Kingswood, young talent Demi the generous support of our incredible seaside Since it first started in 2011, the three-day community and I’m excited to bring my albumLardner  , who has been performing stand up free festival has grown significantly and now to life within this exciting space.” attracts thousands of patrons annually.since she was 16 and Nath Valvo, a favourite of In the coming months New Hall will host It is described as an important “platform yoga, workshops and cinema nights. Themany comedy lovers. for local and national artists,” with short films Collective is also preparing to take part in competing for a prize pool of up to $30,000. November’s Bellarine Arts Trail and is finalisingThe fourth line up announcement also adds a a series of summer activities. The event was founded and continues to beslew of new musicians to the list. directed by Australian actor Steve Bastoni. “I think the creative community has been present within the borough for a while however“Ranging from spirited singer-songwriters to Council says it will assess the request projects like the Collective and spaces like New against its existing sponsorship policy. Hall give a central meeting place,” Wyllie said.charismatic and upbeat big bands, the lineup is To learn more about the Collective anda mega mix of genres, styles and tempos, and book for upcoming events, log onto www. lighthouseartscollective.com.is sure to appeal to everyone’s musical tastes,”said festival director Andrew Orvis.They include Andie Isalie, Black RabbitGeorge, Caiti Baker, Creek, Hussy Hicks,The Imprints, James Franklin, LamineSonko & The African Intelligence, The MaeTrio, Miss Eileen & King Lear, Pat Tierney,Sex On Toast, Spiritus, Ukulele Death Squadand Vince PeachThe November 24-26 event is well on trackto sell out in record time, with all tickets morethan 90 percent sold. Peebles Print Prize Workshops September Exhibition until Sep 10 Monoprint Sat 23 $265 VOTE for your favorite PPP entry Unique State Sat 30 $265 WIN intaglio prints by Anita Laurence, $295 Adam Nudelman & Graeme Peebles OctOber $595 RAFFLE TICKETS $5 (Prizes worth $2,095) $195 Exhibition official closing, People’s Choice Intaglio Printmaking Sat 14 $495 award & raffle announcements Sunday Byzantine Iconography W/end 21 – 22 $245 Sep 10, 3pm Relief Printmaking Sat 28 More: qgw.com.au/event/ppp-exhibition $49 NOvember $99 Sponsors $99 Plein Air Painting W/end 11 – 12 $89 principal General Drawing Sat 18 $79 corporate Workshop Warm-Ups: 3 hour sessions providing a glimpse into our workshopsHours: 10am – 5pm (closed Tue & between exhibitions) 81 Hesse Street Queenscliff 3225 P: 03 5258 4927 [email protected] September General Printmaking Sat 2 Monoprint & Monotype Sat 2 Intaglio Printmaking Sat 16 Relief Printmaking Sat 16 General Drawing Sat 17 qgw.com.au The Rip September 2017 Page 29

The future of life saving is hereLife members Peter Maishman and Judy for the coming 2017-2018 season. Information The above photos and information about theJohnston continue their series of articles about this network is unavailable at the time of Little Ripper drone have been kindly providedmarking the Point Lonsdale Surf Life Saving printing . . . . watch this space. by Westpac, with many thanks to Leanne StClub's 70th year. George & Associates. http://littleripper.com A second, and probably the most exciting This month, Club member James Coutie advancement into the future, is the use of New drones and is working with Victorian statutoryprovides an insight into some future Equipment. authorities and interstate and national Lifesavingtechnologies. partners to better understand how they can be Remotely Piloted Aircraft Systems (RPAS), effectively deployed on our local beaches. As we move into the 21st Century, there are more commonly referred to as ‘drones’, aremany and varied technologies being developed potentially the biggest thing in the future of The new technologies being developed andwhich will change the face of surf lifesaving lifesaving. trialled are not cheap, but all this new equipmenttechniques and improve the ways in which we means that we have to continue to raise moneymanage safety on our beaches. The drones are being sponsored by to support our readiness to keep our beaches Westpac, complementing their existing 42-year safe. Readers need to be aware of this next time Last month we outlined developments sponsorship of the Westpac Life Saver Rescue you see a collection tin in our local shops, oralready in place. This month we are looking to Helicopter Services, and further strengthens next time a Nipper knocks on your door for athe future. their commitment to supporting local donation. Support for your local Surf Lifesaving communities and making Australia safer. Club is always appreciated. The first of these is the Computerisation ofdata. The Westpac “Little Ripper Lifesaver” is The Club is now moving into a new era with leading this development. Trained lifesavers the planning of a new Clubhouse. Watch for Surf Life Saving Australia has a national can deploy a drone from the beach hovering more information in the future articles we havedatabase - Surfguard - which now has the directly above a swimmer and drop them a for the Rip.capability of lifesaving awards and membership rescue tube.management. This will greatly streamline On November 4th and 5th the Club is celebratinginformation across the nation. They can also be deployed to drop a rescue our 70th Anniversary with a big party at the device for up to eight swimmers and keep Clubhouse. Our community and supporters Training and assessment is also moving them afloat for up to eight hours. Working in are very welcome to attend and join in theto a mobile friendly environment. Instead of conjunction with a drone, lifesavers can follow celebrations along with many of our past andinstructors and assessors having to maintain a up on rescue craft to save lives in a mass rescue current members.pile of paperwork for every award, ipad apps situation.allow them to easily record and collect the The Rip September 2017 Page 30information digitally and upload it centrally to No other method of rescue can reach theallow faster, more reliable and more convenient sight so quickly – a drone can reach a swimmerdata management. in seconds. Down-sized rescue equipment suitable for the little drone, such a mini Club Beach Bases have internet connections defibrillators, can reach the scene in a flash. Allinstalled, which are set up with a variety of this new technology is not there to replace oursoftware for members to use while on patrol. traditional lifesavers; it will enhance their role by providing the equipment to assist lifesavers The development of the Lifesaving Incident in making our beaches safer.Management System and Operator Console(LIMSOC) allows members on the beach In addition to providing support forto pass information to Life Saving Victoria swimmers in distress, drones can be used to spotCommunications (LSV Comms) via the internet. sharks in time to evacuate the water quickly. The shark spotter drones have been developed This means that instead of having to radio with artificial intelligence technology and canthrough to LSV Comms to sign on and sign distinguish between sharks, dolphins, sealsoff each day this can be done from a computer, and so on, and can use their loud speaker toor from a patrolling member’s mobile phone. warn swimmers of impending danger andRescue statistics can be reported, including instructions to get out of the water.an exact location that a rescue occurred whensubmitted from a mobile device. The drones have been tested primarily in NSW and Queensland, in conjunction with Another future technology is the Samsung Surf Life Saving, and will be used this comingPocket Patrol App that allows people to see season.the location of various hazards on the beach ontheir phones through augmented reality. Life Saving Victoria is investigating the use of new and emerging technologies including They will be able to pan across and see onthe camera exactly where all the hazards are.Samsung and Surf Life Saving Australia arecurrently trialling Pocket Patrol on selectedSunshine Coast beaches. The ultimate goal isto use this technology to further promote safetyon all Australian beaches. Pocket Patrol will give surf lifesavers anotherresource to continue educating beachgoers ofthe hidden dangers on our beaches. If you areinterested in reading more about Pocket Patrol,the following web site may be of interest.http://www.samsung.com/au/launchingpeople/ The application, video and use of real timedata impressed the judges at Cannes Festivalof Creativity, where the campaign won asilver award in the creative data category andtwo bronze awards for health and wellnesstechnology and creative data enhancement. There is also a new digital radio networkthat is being rolled out and might be available

Ssssnakes make an Favourite teacher Retirement villageearly appearance moves into top job sets new benchmark in design Snake season has begun, with residents St Aloysius Primary School has appointedwarned to be alert, particularly in wetland a new Princicpal. Long-term school teacher A new retirement village has opened on theareas. Fiona Dawson has taken over the reigns of the Bellarine, offering state of the art living for Queenscliff-based Catholic School, following seniors. Nick Clemann, senior scientist with the the departure of Vince Healey.Department of Environment, Land, Water and Bellarine Springs will officially open to thePlanning’s Arthur Rylah Institute, said recent “Ms Dawson has been a fabulous support community on Thursday September 21.warmer weather had brought the reptiles out of as Deputy Principal to three Principals. Shetheir winter hibernation. has proved herself capable by assuming the Geoff Reeve, CEO of Pinnacle Living – the task of Acting Principal worthily on four company behind the Drysdale facility – says it “People might be surprised to see snakes out occasions.” said Parish priest Reverend Michael has been designed to give residents versatilitythis early in the year, but it’s not uncommon,” Richardson. “Our school is in good hands.” and an abundance of activities.Mr Clemann said. Flu season strikes “After many years of design, planning and “Tiger Snakes and Lowland Copperheads are hard construction, we are excited to be opening thethe most frequently encountered snakes near doors for the local community to come andthe coast, while Eastern Brown Snakes are more Locals are being told it’s not too late meet with village residents, experience ourcommon in drier areas. In some areas Red- to vaccinate against the flu, as the region friendly and welcoming community and thebellied Black Snakes are also common.” experiences one of its worst outbreaks in recent stunning new Centre, which I believe is one of years. the best facilities of its type in Australia,” Mr If you live in an area with snakes please Reeve said.remember: The overall number of confirmed influenza cases in Victoria is up 81 per cent on this time Bellarine Springs features an indoor pool and •  If you see a snake - keep calm and try to last year, with 2,851 cases being reported to the spa, library, meeting, craft and games room, bar,move yourself, anyone with you and your pets Department of Health to date. dining and lounge room with open fire, fullyaway from the snake equipped gymnasium, movie theatre, bowling There have been 624 cases in the Barwon green, tennis courts and sports pavilion with • Never touch or attempt to capture or hurt region so far this year. views of the bay and across to the You Yangs.snakes – instead call DELWP   on 136 186 forfurther advice, or call a licensed snake catcher The elderly, children and those with pre- The open day will be held between 11am andif the snake cannot remain where it has been existing conditions are most at risk. Symptoms 2pm on Thursday September 21.found include fever, headache, myalgia, lethargy, sore throat and cough. HOME MAINTENANCE Including • BATHROOMS • KITCHENS Grant Rogers - Point Lonsdale PH: 0438 261954THE RULES AND FORMATS HAVE CHANGED FOR POWERS OF ATTORNEY Think ahead and be proactive! If you or a loved one became mentally or physically incapable, e.g. by an accident, a stroke or dementia, who would you want to manage your affairs and look after your money? A trustee company or at total stranger appointed under the Guardianship and Administration Act or a family member and a person of your own choosing? The solution is simple – have an Enduring and a Medical Power of Attorney drawn by a professional. ITS QUICK, IT’S SIMPLE AND IT WORKS! BRUCE ARTHUR & ASSOCIATES - LAWYERS Deceased estates + conveyancing + Wills + Powers of Attorney Servicing the Bellarine and Melbourne 94311070 • 52584847 • 0402133455 The Rip September 2017 Page 31

sport, health & wellbeing MAXimum impact Spencer Luppino has been in top form for the Colts all season.Colts look to go one better FOOTBALL - Queenscliff U/18 looking to turn that around.\" Pictured: Max Annadale and Max Scott featured in league best andcoach Paul Forbes is confident The team fell just one point fairest vote countshis team can put last season'sheartbreaking grand final loss short of winning last year's FOOTBALL - Under 14 young gun Max Scott has been named Bestbehind them, as the side embarks Premiership. North Geelong and Fairest player in the Geelong Junior Football League Division twoon a new premoiership campaign. instead walked away with the vote count. The classy midfielder polled 26 votes to finish one clear of trophy. his nearest rival in last week's nail-biting count. The Colts have finished on topof the Geelong Football League This year's side boasts more Under 16 goal kicking machine Max Annandale finished equal third inDivision Three ladder after a solid numbers and a consistent spread the Division Three vote count on 14 votes, with team mate Tom Bakkerperformance, and according to of players, Forbes said. equal fourth on 11.Forbes have their eye on the mainprize. \"We have a really solid 22 with Annandale also topped his division's goal kicking. good players on every line. We \"We definitely have what it have strong leadership from LINKS BISTRO Fraser Richards and Spencertakes, we're confident that if we Luppino has grown from seniors LONSDALE GOLF CLUB experience this year. Full forwardplay our best football we can beat Jacob Bakker has also had an SATURDAY SEPTEMBER 30 outstanding year, kicking 86 goalsanyone,\" he said. so far.\" AFL GRAND FINAL Family Day \"Every team left in the finals The Colts are in semi-final action this Saturday at Torquay atare very capable but Drysdale is 11.10ama big danger. It's a massive gameagainst them this week, they beatus last time we played so we'll beLegends in the outer! DRINK PACKAGE From first bounce Members of Queenscliff's legendary 1967 Premiership team enjoyed a to final sirenbeer and swapped stories at last month's 50 year reunion. Tap beer, house wine & soft drink The \"boys\" - including Kev Coltish (Captain- coach) and Arnie Bensch Half time footy food(Vice Captain) pictured - were back together in the outer for Queenscliff'slast home and away game last month. Bar open from 10.30am The Coutas dominated in Polwarth League in the 1960's, winning KIDS ENTERTAINMENTseven of eight premierships. Face painting Balloon Sculpting TICKETS $45 - PRE-SALE ONLY SECURE YOURS BY SEPTEMBER 26 Lonsdale Golf Club - 69 Fellows Rd, Point Lonsdale P: 52581955 E: [email protected] W: www.lonsdalegc.com.au The Rip September 2017 Page 32

sport, health & wellbeingPremiership within reach NETBALL - Queenscliff's U/19 division oneteam will head into next weekend's premiershipmatch as well-deserved favourites, after aconvincing win over Anglesea in last weekend'ssemi final. The sharp shooting Coutas proved too strongfor the opposition finishing 10 goals up at fulltime - 33 - 23. \"The girls played a brilliant game of netballand never looked back after a tight firstquarter,\" said Netball Club president FranO'Shea. \"Congratulations to the 10 players inthis team and their wonderful coaches HannahStephens and Luci Hedley. The side finished on top of the ladder afterjust one loss during the home and away season. The Grand Final will be played on SaturdaySeptember 9 at Drysdale. Also hoping to be there on the day isQueenscliff's U/15 Division one team. The side has earned a place in this weekend'spreliminary final against Barwon Heads, afterdefeating old foe Ocean Grove 28-21 in lastweekend's semi-final. The match will be played at Drysdale onsaturdayPictured: The Queenscliff U/19 Division Oneteam is aiming for a premiership next weekend.Photo courtesy Hannah Stephens. Inset photos:Maddie Clifton and Kiralee Sager in action.Excellence in Health and WellbeingEExxcceelllleennccee iinn HHeeaalltthh aanndd WWeellllbbeeiinngg Barb Vallance Nathan Ulph - MRyooBbthaHerbruatVpcaihslitlnansocen Sally Caldwell -RPohbyCsHilouattihrceehriPanplsaisoptnp Rob Hutchinson - PhCylasiiorethPerlaappipst Claire Plapp - Physiotherapist Sara Monaghan - PhysiotherapistWelcome Sara!S••SPPSSHEEppeCoCoarrdtItIssaAAcIILnLnhjjeuuIIsrNrNSiS•ieeTTssPPESEEEpRRCCoEErItISSsAATTILLnSSju::IINrNieTTsEERREESSTTSS::W•••SearNDHRNDaarereereyMyPcamckehNdkoNemxyane&e&dcsaceeeiiihgtoBamBdedhtelaladhlbiaisMncnecent•••gkgkorraabsoPPwprsHNSfNDHiayaenatiphileeregencgnyeosxacoacepmkrdktoNdetevasaea&re&eicmceoIerhnBhnBu.d1cejera0ualeisnscnrcyeikgkeewasPPerssaatiinnP•••HAYJFAJooaurrSttininhnhnaIdcrtrtlOiiltt&te&iiaioccnTgnMMjCCoeHauyusolossEsnMna••••cchdndRuoueiditlvtlAlDJRAiaARJiapoeocorrorirnaermnenPttSyiSipshsgmnhmneYattrNtrrtrpnbeiaeiat&tet&ieiidiildc•nonciteiiisMpsMaeaCdCClselluluo.oiMMLnossnnfgcIcaaddNuussOiitltlssICiaiaoNoCaarrlnnggLiASSsnseeIttNLirrcaaEPaiinnlBIssLPOAilOTaKtEeISNsCCGS•lliStinnuFNidIiccTOioaNaWllNEPPAOSiiVSWllaaACttIOLeeLAPssABESSSLNSttE!uuE!ddSiioo N NlPPPOOHDDYIISAA•TTIORRPYCYTH•H••LYPPPPPCIESNOSSHHLRIYYIDOIYCYACCNITSHSHAPIH0COTOIYIOOERLALOO•YTRTLGG1CHAH•P0YYPPLE1EI••LSIYBRNRHHAYeAAIATAC•lClNNaEHPPCArDDSiOnYYLLTTeILH•HPNO•H•EEIIwLGDCRRCCyAAAYRA,LLTPPPYL•IIEYoYNNHNMSi••nAIIDEDtYCC•NLIEIOEoEAADFDTnTTLILsIILHTTTTdIIHPNIPaENAAlEIERINeNGLLRSAV••AAASBiBPcTTPOOYC3EEYWW2LSS2•EEA5DNNS••I••SEFFFFETUUIIISwTTNTNwNwE. SS lCLPINO•IDCPIAO0TDRIYA1T•0PR1SYBYe•CllaBHriOOneWLOHEwGNyY,TP•HoHiEnAtRNLoADnPsTYdHalEeRVAicP3Y22•5DIETIwTwwCLINIC 0 101 Bellarine Hwy, Point Lonsda5258 4633CLINIC 0 101 Bellarine Hwy, Point Lonsd101 Bellarine Hwy, Point Lonsdale Vic 3225 www.ptlonsdalephysio.com.au The Rip September 2017 Page 33

sport, health & wellbeing Say goodbye to emotional eating.New Bellarine Community Health CEO Shane Dawson and the dental Advertorialteam in their new facility A new local business is aiming to help families beat bad food habits. Clinical Hypnotherapist Kim High says hypnotherapy can effectivelyNew dental wing opens help people who find themselves emotionally eating and change theirNew BCH Dental Wing Opens is a major upgrade to our ageing behaviour in a short period of time. facilities and finishing Stage OneThe doors of Queenscliff of the project is a great milestone.” “Sometimes people that come to see me for weight loss are happy, healthy and just have some bad habits that need to be broken. MoreCommunity Centre’s new dental The extended building also commonly, people find they are constantly failing at weight loss houses allied health services attempts, motivation seems impossible to sustain and they eat forwing have opened, marking the including podiatry, physiotherapy emotional reasons.” and dieteticsfirst milestone in the facility’s $ Kim says food is commonly used to mask issues occurring at a much “The renovation means we deeper level and people often fall into the trap of thinking losing weightredevelopment. can continue to provide quality will make them happier. emergency and general dentalBorough Councillors, treatment, but it also allows us “Being happy is what makes weight loss easier and more permanent.” to focus more on oral health “It is more powerful to treat the cause of the eating patterns and thatcommunity leaders and promotion and prevention,” said is where hypnotherapy can be very effective for long lasting change. A BCH Board Chair Hazel Ingram. lot of these saboteurs are happening sub-consciously. The problem mayrepresentatives of Dental Health actually come from low self-esteem, limiting self-beliefs or an issue or event from the past. It is important to treat the problem properly ratherServices Victoria were among the than quickly,” she says. 5 ways you can start to shift your mindset:first to tour the wing. 1. Visualise daily how it feels to be the size you would like to be; make an inspiration board, or just close your eyes and really imagine“It was wonderful to throw open yourself there now.the doors to the new wing and 2. List all the rewards you will find when you reach your goal; (health, energy, confidence, relationships)allow members of our community 3. Make small changes and build on them each day (start withto have a sneak peak,” said new walking for 20 minutes a day, decrease your portion sizes or substitute high fat foods with healthier options)BCH CEO Shane Dawson. “This 4. Talk to yourself kindly; take note of how you talk to yourself and commit to being on your own cheer squad. 5. Be in it for the long haul. Doing it properly will take longer but it will also last a lifetime. Kim High, Clinical Hypnotherapist. Treating weight loss, stress and anxiety issues. Family Hypnotherapy 0439 330 919Who gets your super when you die?Advertorial A binding nomination provides more you want, in whatever proportions you like (to certainty as the trustee of your super fund is a total of 100%). For many people, their super is one of their bound to pay your death benefit to the personmost significant assets. But many people do you have nominated. However, most binding If you nominate your LPR then your deathnot understand what happens to their super nominations lapse every three years. benefits will be paid to your estate and will bebenefits (called death benefits) when they die. distributed in accordance with your will. 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