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The Farmertakes a wife

Welcome to our Gippsland Farmer readers. This is the first month the Gipp-slander newspaper will be inserted into 10,000 copies of the Gippsland Farmer.

Printed by Fairfax publications, the Gippsland Farmer is distributed free to over 14,000 letter boxes in the Gippsland region.

We see it as a kind of marriage between two quality newspapers.

The Gippsland Farmer focusses on the farming and agricultural industry through-out Gippsland, while the Gippslander’s fo-cus is on local Shire news, events and Tour-ism related features.

If our new readers enjoy their new addi-

tion to their regular read, we’d love you to send us an email, letting us know what you think. [email protected].

Over the coming months, we’re planning to enhance our readership by including a classifieds section, with each advert lasting for a one month edition, at competitive rates.

Clubs, pubs, hotels and entertainment venues will also be supported, with an up-coming Clubs section showcasing their ac-tivities and events.

Overall, we’re pleased to have you, our new readers onboard, and we look for-ward to the coming months of some feature packed, exciting editions.

RadioGippsland

This month see’s the introduction of our Gippsland Radio schedule for three of the most popular stations in Gippsland.

Gippsland FM 104.7, 3mFM Sth Gippsland and 103.1 3BBR FM have all come on board to publish their radio schedules on a monthly basis.

You can find the schedule on page 12 of this months edition.

These radio stations do a great service for our com-munities, so listen up!

The Wellington Eight Ball Association Inc, in con-junction with the Cobb & Co. Stables Market are pre-senting the Gippy Cup, an eight ball tourmament.

Sanctioned by Pool Vic-toria, the Cup will be a high class display of eight ball, with approximately 250 competitors and supporters from south east Melbourne, through to Wonthaggi and Orbost.

Cobb & Co. Stables will also be open for business over the entire weekend, providing spectators and visitors with an array of locally made products to browse.

The Gippy Cup will kick off on the Friday night, Oc-tober 26 with an open eight

ball knockout competition, starting at 7:30pm.

Saturday the 27th will then see the 1st day of com-petition, starting at 9:00am and continuing throughout the day till 6:00pm.

Sunday will see the com-pletition of the heats, and the final run to the finals. Presentations will be pre-sented throughout the day, with all activities finishing up by 5:00pm.

All mini-shops will be open on the Saturday and Sunday, so drop in and checkout some 8 ball action.

The Gippy CupOctober 26, 27 & 28, 2012

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Lakes Entrancepumped forSummer action

This summer, if you’re looking for some action, ad-venture and music, then you should consider booking your summer holiday in Lakes Entrance this year.

The local Business & Tourism Associaton (LEB-TA) is organising events and activities like Lakes En-trance has never seen before.

Volleyball on the beach, live music on the foreshore in the evenings, croquet on the lawns and bare foot bowls are some of the activi-ties planned.

Alison Brewer from Kickback Cottages, explains this summer will be like no

summer before. No more wondering what the kids will do.

“With the carnival hope-fully happening, kite flying, face painting, food festivals and handball competitions, everyone will be catered for,” said Alison.

“It all begins on Mel-bourne Cup weekend, with live bands and a duck race, launched from the foot-bridge.”

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Art sparks great debateDo animals have the same moralrights as humans?

The battle lines have been drawn. The stage is set. Get ready for Welling-ton Shire’s rumble of the year. The Great Debate, is coming to the Gippsland Art Gallery, Sale, on Fri-day, September 14, 7pm.

Gippsland Grammar and Maffra Secondary College senior students are prepar-ing to explore the ethics of keeping wild animals in cages in direct response to current exhibition, Animal Kingdom.

Later, local identities from a variety of back-grounds will go head to head as they argue for and against animals having the same rights as humans.

The local identities de-bate will be between local artist, Dawn Stubbs; local Vet, Ben Mielke; and ap-prentice chef, Krystal Davi-son.

With both sides disagree-ing with each other on these topics it promises to be a thorough but entertaining

debate about a subject that is of increasing interest to the public and education institu-tions alike.

Darren McCubbin will chair the debate while Elyza Day, the 2012 runner up at the Melbourne International Comedy Festival will be the Master of Ceremony on the night. Local Artist, Clive Murray-White will provide a pictorial commentary dur-ing the night.

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Metung to host Food& Wine Festival

Saturday, October 6 from 11am - 4pmMetung will host its inaugural

Food & Wine Festival on Sat-urday, the 6th of October from 11am till 4pm.

Overlooking Lake King, on the Metung Village Green there will be eight Gippsland wineries serving tastings and wine by the glass.

One of the wineries present will be the Narkoojee Winery, who were recently awarded a coveted 5 star rating from James Halliday in the 2013 edition of Australian Wine Companion.

As well, the brothers from Light-foot & Sons have confirmed the ad-dition of their first release Rose.

Local restaurants will prepare special dishes for the day, and local gourmet food producers shall offer complimentary tastings from their product ranges.

Entry is free for all, and more information is on their Facebook page at www.facebook.com/Me-tungFoodWineFestival.

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Latrobe City Shire News

Parks Victoria and Gu-naikurnai are delighted to announce the opening of new tourism assets at two of West Gippsland’s popu-lar parks- Tarra Bulga and Morwell National Parks.

Following on from the major redevelopment of the Tarra Valley Day Visitor Site in 2011, two new view-ing platforms have just been completed at Tarra Bulga National Park, which will add further appeal to the park which is frequented by thousands of visitors each year.

The ever-popular Corri-gans Suspension Bridge is now accompanied by a new lookout platform, which provides spectacular views of the elongated bridge, Mountain Ash forests and cool temperate rainforest of the Strzelecki Ranges.

Parks Victoria Ranger in Charge Mr Andy Gillham said the lookout has been made accessible for visitors of all abilities.

“A new viewing platform is also complete that will en-able visitors to safely access and view the beautiful Cy-

athea Falls, which is located in the southern area of the park”, said Mr Gillham.

The $186,000 project to construct these two view-ing platforms at Tarra Bulga National Park was made possible due to a combina-tion of funding including the Victorian Bushfire Recovery fund.

Furthermore, the comple-tion of these two viewing platforms finalise the overall $722,000 investment by the Commonwealth and Victori-an State Governments Bush-fire Recovery fund.

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South Gippsland Shire News

The Tourist Railway Garden Competi-tion has begun. The prize of $750 for the most attractive garden is being donated by the Koringal ladies. Another prize for the best sustainable garden for the same amount is also to be donated.

The Tourist Railway have agreed for the judges to have a carriage for their journey to complete the tasks and also the press and radio etc. will be invited. It was great to hear from all four Tourist Railway sta-tion communities that they would accept the challenge for one of these prizes. The competition is to create a win win situation and was the idea of the Korumburra Com-munity Development and Action Incorpora-

tion (K.C.D.A. Inc.) to help the Tourism in the area and assist with the Tourist Railway. Many of the Railway volunteers come all the way from Melbourne to volunteer their services.

To coincide with the judging on the 4th November Korumburra is to have Commu-nity Open Gardens finishing at the Poowong Scultuer Park.

The garden walk will cost $10.00 to view three gardens finishing with a sausage siz-zle.

All proceeds from the day go back to our Community.

More information can be found, by call-ing (03) 5657 3350.

Fun Run/Walk &Planting

The South Gippsland Landcare Network is organising it’s annual One Million Steps for One Million Trees Fun Run/Walk and Planting Day for October 7, 2012.

It’s a combination of running, walk-ing and planting trees, all for the benefit of the South Gippsland region.

Everyone is encouraged to participate in the activities planned for the day, with events suitable for adults and children.

The event was timed to coincide with Landcare Week, which runs from Sep-tember 2 through to September 9, 2012.

Due to bad weather, it has been post-poned until October 7.

If you would like to participate, please contact the South Gippsland Landcare Network by telephoning them on 03 5662 5759 or email [email protected].

Let’s hope for more of the great weather we’ve had the last few weeks.

A Soil Health and Fertility Training Course will be held on Friday, October 5, 2012, run by soil expert Chris Alen-son. Anyone interested in improving their knowledge of soil health please contact Kathleen at [email protected] to receive an enrolment form.

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Peach Flowering Size (Limited Supply)Some other colours will be on show but not for sale

Flowering season this season will be from mid September untill November

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Bass Coast Shire News

Bass Coast Shire Council has formally supported establishing a Phillip Island National Surfing Reserve, which includes Smiths Beach, Woolamai, Summerland and Cat Bay

Bass Coast Mayor, Cr Veronica Dow-man, said Council was proud to support the recognition of these special places.

“Phillip Island is well known for great surf and a strong surfing culture,” said Cr Dowman.

“The Reserve will recognise the quality of waves and the importance of Phillip Is-land surf spots to the local and national surf-ing community.

Surfing is a lifestyle as well as a sport and this reserve is one way to acknowledge the contribution surfing has made to our com-munity.

We are very proud to be able to support

the working group in their effort to preserve and protect these areas by encouraging pride in the beaches.”

The working group who proposed the re-serve is made up of representatives from the Phillip Island community, Phillip Island Na-ture Parks, Bass Coast Shire Council, DSE, Surfing Victoria, Phillip Island Boardriders and Woolamai Beach Surf Life Saving Club.

Council’s Acting Planning and Environ-ment Director, Alison Creighton, said the declaration of the National Surfing Reserve is primarily about recognition and celebra-tion.

“The way these areas are managed and legislation will not change,” explained Ms Creighton.

“But the idea is to foster a sense of pride and ownership of these special places, which will help protect and preserve them.

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4 artists - 16 pieces,all award winning art!

The work of four award winning local artists will be on show at the Corinel-la and District Community Centre in the first week of September.

“There will be 16 amaz-ing pieces on display,” said Cr Dowman. “This is a fan-tastic opportunity to come and see work by our talented local artists.”

The artists were selected at community art shows over the last year.

“Each of the artists in the exhibition won awards at a local art show to secure their spot in this exhibition,” ex-plained Cr Dowman. “As well as the piece that won the local art show, they are able to include three other pieces to display.”

The four artists display-ing work are John Adam, winner of the Phillip Island Artist Society Cup Weekend Exhibition.

Nicolas Day, won his

award at the Corinella and District Community Centre Traditional Art Show.

Judith Garde won her award at the Inverloch Art show in March of this year.

Adrian Johnson won his award at the Bass Coast Art-ists’ Society Easter Exhibi-tion.

A panel of art profes-sionals will select one piece from the sixteen on show to be awarded the Bass Coast Art Acquisition Prize.

Adrian Johnson’s painting Shore Break

Congratulations to the winners of the 2012 SuperPages Bass Coast Business Awards

Business of the YearBusiness Excellence Marketing and Promotion Environment and

Sustainability

New Business

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Thank you to our sponsors:

Health and LifestyleAromatherapy in Action, Cowes

HospitalityKuta Cafe, Cowes

ProfessionalSargeants Conveyancing, Bass Coast

RetailHillies Meats, San Remo

2012 People's Choice WinnersPeople’s Choice Business of the Year - Rhyll Trout and Bush Tucker Farm

Tourism/AttractionRhyll Trout and Bush Tucker Farm

Trades/ServicesGoing Places Travel Agency, Cowes

2012 SuperPages Bass Coast Business Awards

Business ExcellenceWinner - A Maze'N Things, Phillip IslandRunner up - Phillip Island RSL

Marketing and PromotionWinner - Phillip Island RSLRunner Up - Big 4 Inverloch Holiday Park

New BusinessWinner - Inspiration Hair Design, WonthaggiRunner Up - UpBeet Health & Wholefoods, Wonthaggi

Environment and SustainabilityWinner - Rhyll Trout and Bush Tucker FarmRunner Up - Moonya Community Services, Wonthaggi

Good Access is Good BusinessWinner - Phillip Island Tenpin Bowling and Entertainment Centre, CowesRunners Up - Alvina Holiday Cottages, Ventnor and Maru Koala and Animal Park, Grantville

Business of the Year - Phillip Island RSL


Baw Baw Shire News

WARRAGUL REGIONAL COLLEGECHAPLAINCY COMMITTEE

ANTIQUES & COLLECTABLES FAIRChina, pottery, ceramics, linen and

interesting collectables.

SUNDAY 9th SEPTEMBER 201210 am to 5 pm

THE COLLEGE ASSEMBLY HALL55 Burke St Warragul 3820

ENTRY $5 Accompanying children freeRefreshments available

PARKING Front & Upper Corner of Main BlocAnd via Wills St (back entrance) and East

Side of buildings

APPRAISALS by BRUCE ARNUP of SALE From 12noon to 4 pm

$5 per item

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All proceeds towards College Chaplaincy

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Knick Knacks & Collectables, PlasmaCut Victoria, Sweetease chocolates & treats, renowned Tarot Reader Andi Rootweaver and Freestone Indulgence Massage are moving to larger premises at 214 Raymond Street SALE, collectively called TWO 14. Two14 brings a holistic approach to retail catering for the body, mind and spirit with the

wide range of quality retail products that our stores are already known for, as well as the skilled Wellbeing and Tarot consultants.

Knick Knacks & Collectables

On offer is a wider range of retro items including furniture, numerous collectables and original artworks. Formally shop 6 Cobb and Co Stables

Freestone IndulgenceWell known local Massage Therapist Lynette Belsher, has taken her business and her passion to another exiting level. Freestone Massage has grown and evolved and has been renamed Freestone Indulgence to better reflect the unique and indulgent massage experiences that have been created in a first for Sale-a couples room! Freestone Indulgence will continue to provide reliable, quality remedial and sports massage therapies at affordable prices. Please phone for an appointment or call in as “Walk-ins” are welcome-you don’t need to make an appointment. Lynette has over 16 years Professional experience. Adv.Dip.Myotheraphy, Member AAMT, Private Health Fund Rebates,

Workcover Accredited. Phone 0427 291 959

Sweetease Chocolates and TreatsSweetease, the first ever factory outlet for MMM Truffles of Lake Entrance, is expanding their line of handmade chocolate treats to include Hot Chocolate and Coffee from

their new Coffee shop. Gift hampers and old fashion lollies also available. Formally shop 20, Cobb & Co stables.

PlasmaCut VictoriaFormally of shop 7 Cobb and Co Stable is providing a wide range of Garden Art, Lattice panels, Gates, Australian and practical metal art, engineering work by appointment. We can customise designs from many sources and we can create new and unique design for Property and shop signage, custom lattice and so much more, only limited by

your imagination. Find out more at www.plasmacutvictoria.com & now on Facebook.

Andi Rootweaver, Tarot Readings Established as an accomplished and experienced international tarot reader, Andi will continue to offer insightful readings from our new location at 214 Raymond Street. Andi is a professional tarot reader accredited with the Tarot Guild of Australia, a published tarot author, a radio personality on a twice-week-ly tarot show, and a deck creator. She offers Tarot and Lenormand salon-style cartomancy readings that are uncannily accurate; readings that are guaranteed to answer your questions. It doesn’t matter whether you call her a fortune-teller, a psychic or a medium, just be sure to call her for your reading today! Gift vouchers

We start trading at TWO14 on 1st October and our Grand Shop Opening Saturday 6th October from 9am to 5pm. TWO14 is open 7 days a week 9am to 5pm (longer in summer).

Grand Shop Opening 6th October at 214 Raymond Street SALE (next to Spotlight), bring this voucher and spend $10 or more and receive a free coffee from us at TWO14 as a thank you for your support.

Taste Live Gippslandan extraordinary show

Showcasing Australian wines and produce

Warragul Showgrounds is about to explode your tastebuds with Taste Live Gippsland putting on a food and wine show in a Garden Picnic setting.

Not only will local wines and produce be on display. Taste Live has a huge se-lection of exquisite micro-breweries from across Vic-toria.

Set in the heart of War-ragul, is the elm tree lined Logan Park, only a few minutes walk to the V-Line station and Warragul town centre.

A perfect setting for a Sunday of relaxation and taste sensations.

While you’re relaxing, get along to the live cooking stage, where Iain Hewitson will be cooking up his storm along with other celebrity chefs, winemakers, craft brewers and food providers.

Live music will keep the atmosphere light and cheery, and the kids will be looked after with plenty of activities planned.

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Warragul Showgrounds, Logan Park Sth RdSunday October 14 - 10am till 5pm

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Spirit, Mind & Body

Talkin’ about arevolution, sounds,like a whisper

Have you heard about it? Have you seen it on the internet? Have you wit-nessed it on the streets? The Revolution?

The immortal words of singer Tracy Chapman, “talkin about a revolution ... sounds, like a whisper” certainly ring true with this new breed of social media/internet/spiritual revolution.

It’s coming from all sides, if you’ve noticed it. The stu-dents are in on it, the average suburbanite, and last but not least, the “new age” spiritu-alist movement has also cot-toned onto the apparent cor-ruption and abuse of power by those ruling classes.

But let’s go back to the basics, back to the reasons why there would be such a massive online movement to overthrow what appears to be legitimate, democrati-cally elected governments in our Western civilisations.

What is causing millions and millions of Westerners world-wide to be so discon-tented with their govern-ments to cause movements such as the “Occupy” move-ment, Zeitgeist movement and many others.

After much investiga-tion, I’ve found there to be a deeper, more humane reason for the rejection of our cur-rent form of governance.

After talking to students, youth, baby boomers and average citizens, I’ve dis-covered an underlying dis-contentment with the way things are. A discontentment that goes deeper than per-sonal opinions and personal comforts.

This “movement” or rev-olution, is rejecting the cur-rent beliefs of “every man for himself.” They reject the idea that “we’re alright mate,” in our comfy 3 b.r. home in suburbia.

It seems, the consumer societies are waking up to the horrors of how and where their products are be-ing made.

Asking questions of how can we, as a nation or collec-tive of people, allow others on our planet to suffer from starvation, war and oppres-sion?

How can we sit quietly by, watching corporations control government policy?

How can we accept a cheap television set when those making it are working in appalling conditions?

This appears to be a revo-lution against the practices of non-empathetic corporate citizens destroying the lives of millions of others on our planet. All for their profit!

Profit has become a so-cially acceptable norm. If it makes a profit, it’s moral.

The internet generation doesn’t seem to see it this way, and has been able to shrug off the main stream media conditioning.

They no longer get their news or information from the six o’clock news, instead prefering alternative news sources. Getting the whole picture instead of a filtered message, censored by big government and business.

The entire planet is suf-fering at the hands of those wishing to make a short term profit. This includes murder (disguised as war), and theft (disguised as taxation).

99% of the population on this planet has been con-vinced they’ve only been born to work, pay taxes to the State, and submit to au-thority. The next generation is breaking this mould.

I like it, i’m thinking ... Viva la revolution!

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Gippsland Good Food Guide

Ticklish Turtle Coffeehouse

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Floating DragonCantonese style cuisine overlooking the majestic Western Boat Harbour, Lakes Entrance.

An abundance of local seafood, produce and wine.

Dinner - Tuesday to Sunday from 6:00pm. Yum-Cha served Sundays from Noon till 2:00pm

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For Reservations

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www.floatingdragon.com.au160 Esplanade, Western Boat

Harbour, Lakes Entrance

If you’ve noticed a bunch of guys wining and dining around Gippsland every Queen’s Birthday Weekend, then you’ve probably met this group.

They’re a mixed bunch of individuals from various professions, who meet every year over the long weekend, for a “mens” get together.

This year they were pho-tographed at the Sale Cobb & Co Market complex, checking out the market at-mosphere with it’s many and varied local stalls.

From left to right is Alan, Ben, Mik, Alan, Ken, Jack and Peter.

Their professions range from a CEO, a technical salesman, a draftsman, a traffic engineer, a wine mak-er, an ambulance driver and an IT expert.

Their theme for their get togethers is activity based, with plenty of good food, wine and lots of laughter.

This year they stayed at Seaspray, on the 90 Mile Beach, wining and dining their way through Gippsland

Mates for food & wine

After being closed for renovations, Floating Dragon has re-opened its’ doors with a new menu that will excite your taste-buds.

As a must do restaurant whilst in Lakes Entrance, the Floating Dragon is the domain of chefs’ Julie Ting and Sheenie Hwang. Their approach to Cantonese cui-sine provides an exciting va-riety of authentic and mod-ern dishes, all drawing the maximum of flavour from the very freshest of local in-gredients.

Floating Dragons’ unique position on the Western boat harbour at Lakes Entrance is a gem in a worthy setting. The Dining Room’s setting is simple in design; candle lit so as not to detract from the spectacular water views the restaurant is renowned for. Diners can sit comforta-bly into the upholstered oak dining chairs while watch-ing the local fishing fleet and wildlife pass by. Ruby red lanterns provide soft light-ing, with background music that is reminiscent of ancient China.

The standard of service is

impeccable, as one reviewer says “finally a restaurant providing five star service without the five star price tag”. He goes on to say that the “Waiters are well trained and hospitable”

The menu is exciting with plenty of options to choose from.

On a recent visit, I began with ‘Crumbed crab claws stuffed with prawn moose’... It was followed by ‘Aged fillet beef in Cantonese bar-beque sauce.

“Heavenly applebites, coveredin crispy toffeewith vanilla ice

cream.”To conclude my evening

I ordered a dessert of heav-enly apple bites covered in a crispy toffee served in a can-died birds nest with vanilla ice cream.

Mains are reasonably priced in the thirty dollar range however, portions are generous and could be shared if dining amongst friends and family. Every-thing is sensational from the plate to palate.

The use of rustic black serving ware adds a sense of authenticity that is visually pleasing. A concise but well planned wine list provides diners with an easy option to match food and wine.

It is great to see the use of local names such as the Wild Dogs’ Unwooded and Narkoojies’ Lily grace Char-donnay on offer as well as the award winning Sarsfield Estate Pinot to name a few. Their beer range is equally as exciting with a great se-lection of locals made avail-able from the Bruthen Bull Ant Brewery.

With food and service this good, reservations are advisable, especially if din-ing on the weekends.

You can contact hosts Sheenie & Kohn on (03) 51551400. They are open Tuesday till Sunday from 6 p.m. till late and serve yum cha on Sundays from noon.

Alternatively, you can visit their website at www.floatingdragon.com.au.

The restaurant is fully li-censed and able to cater for large or small groups, par-ties and family get togeth-ers.

PLOUGHMAN’S PANTRYPloughman’s Pantry chutneys, relishes,

mustards and condiments are handmade in small batches using traditional techniques, seasonal produce and

without the use of artificial flavours, colours or preservatives.

Meet us at the markets:1st Sunday of Month: Maffra Variety and

Farmers Market3rd Saturday of Month: Sale Farmers MarketProducts are available at Cobb and Co. Stable

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Home & GardenSharyn Munro discov-

ered a warzone in regional Australia after spending nearly a year visiting the country’s coal mining com-munities. She observed what’s really happening at the ‘coal-face’: towns and districts are dying, and people are hurting, rebel-ling, and ultimately paying the price for the nation’s mining boom.

Throughout her journey, Sharyn spoke to numerous people affected by mining. She listened to stories of homeowners and farmers being forced out of town-ships, broken in spirit and in health, or else under threat, their lives and properties in limbo as they battle the might of huge mining com-panies developing ever larg-er mines and prospecting for new coal deposits or coal seam gas.

She exposes the real story of coal in her life-chang-ing new book, Rich Land, Wasteland, presenting an impassioned account of the human price individuals and communities are paying for the coal rush.

Incidences of asthma, cancers and heart attacks show alarming spikes in communities close to coal mines and coal power sta-tions. Once reliable rivers and aquifers are drying up or become polluted, once

fertile agricultural land is becoming unusable. But the big mostly foreign-owned coal mining companies con-tinue to push on with their coal rush and government continues to assist and pro-tect them: ever more mining licences are granted, ever bigger mines are opened. In this life-changing book, Sharyn exposes the real story of coal: how people

are hurting, and rebelling, as coal pushes into hitherto un-thinkable areas; how the true costs outweigh any benefits; and how all of us will ulti-mately pay the price.

“I wrote this book to share with Australians what I ex-perienced and learnt. Most Australians, I believe, are decent people who would be appalled by what is going on if they knew.”

Our very own Hazelwood Power Sta-tion has made it to Change.org.

Hazelwood is Australia’s dirtiest power station. Commissioned in 1959, Hazelwood is old, inefficient and out-of-date. It’s time to replace this old clunker with clean, safe and reliable energy that can deliver new jobs and investment for Victoria.

With the right support, new investment across Gippsland can lead to new indus-

try opportunities for workers and the local community.

Environment Victoria is campaigning for the Federal government to deliver on their promise to close 2000MW of our dirtiest power stations such as Hazelwood and de-liver a real transition plan for workers.

Sign the petition to see Hazelwood re-placed at www.change.org/replacehazel-wood.

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Home & Garden

Community Gardens - sharing a vegie patch

Lake Tyers Beach Community GardenImage courtesy www.coffscommunitygardens.org.au

Community Gardens are not only excellent places for growing veggies, fruits and flowers, but also for creating social connec-tions and releasing stress.

Gippsland has it’s share of Community Gardens in the most unlikely communi-ties.

The initial reason for starting a community garden was because of the lack of outdoor space for unit/apart-ment dwellers in larger cit-ies.

A community garden gave these urbanites an out-let for their gardening pas-

sion and a way of connect-ing to others in their local communities and suburbs.

Now, the idea has caught on with both large and small communities alike.

Lake Tyers Beach, in East Gippsland, has a thriv-ing community garden. They allocate a garden bed to each person, or local community organisation.

Then, along with com-mon areas for growing fruit trees and berries, all the participants share the work load.

Regular working bees are facilitated by their commit-

tee, headed by David and Elle Locke.

Other gardens take a dif-ferent approach, by having no personal garden beds, but instead an entire garden open to all willing to con-tribute.

Yinnar and District Com-munity Garden was begun several years ago, and has progressed into a thriving community of local garden-ers, all eager to participate.

They hold regular free workshop days, focussing on subjects such as Sustain-able Garden Design.

Wonthaggi Community

Garden is also flourishing, with a family day recently attracting 35 people willing to get their hands dirty. They learned about germinat-ing seeds and propagating plants.

Many gardens use their own produce to raise much needed finances for tools, mulch, posts and plants.

David Locke, from Lake Tyers Beach explains that their raspberry crop, being very successful, has assisted the Garden for the last 12 months.

“We tend to give our fel-low gardeners first option in buying the communal fruit at low prices, and if we have excess, we’ll try the local traders,” said David.


Gippsland Local Radiowww.gippslander.com.au - August 2012

Community Radio’s of Gippsland

Gippsland FM - Program ScheduleMonday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday Sunday

0600 Breaky –80’s/ 90’s Breaky - Country Breaky –

60’s / 70’sBreaky – 70’s /

90’s Breaky - Country Sports Christian

0900 Rock / Pop Nostalgia – 60’s to 90’s Indigenous 60’s to 90’s music Current Affairs Classical Music1100 Public First Local Issues Indigenous LV U3A Vision Australia1200

Easy Listening MusicPop Nostalgia

Blues Country Music0200

Local Footy Easy Listening0400 Youth – Music

0530 German Maltese Dutch Indonesian Chinese Contemporary Music

Sudanese0730 Italian Greek Japanese Rock Music Filipino

Rock / Pop Nostalgia

0900Alternative

MusicAlternative

MusicMetal Music Blues Gay Community Alternative Music

1030 Brass Dance / Electro Experimental Music Country Music Alternative Music1230

For a full guide, and weekend programs: www.3bbrfm.org.auMONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY

7am-6pm The Sounds of West Gippsland (includes News, Weather and Community Programs)A mellow selection from a wide range of musical styles.

6pm-8pm Sweet Soul Music/Music Cafe

Geof’s Country

Move’n Groove/Sam’s Alternatives

Turn Up Your Radio/All Stars Jazz Festival

Soul Connection

8pm-10pm The Catch Up/Golden Mega Mix

Classic Rock Corner/Planet Music

Prog Spectrum/Wednesday Night Live

A Musical Patchwork/Trad Jazz at Oak Street

The Dance of Life

10pm-12am

Night Sounds of West Gippsland

Night Sounds of West Gippsland

Night Soundsof West Gippsland

Play It One More Time

Night Soundsof West Gippsland

12am-7am Night Sounds of West Gippsland

For requests, ring 5625 4995.Shows alternate, and the schedule may change due to unforeseen circumstances.


Gippsland Caravans

Relocation Celebration SalePrices Slashed/Reap the Rewards

Paul Abbott is proud to announce that he has relocated into a larger premise. Due to high demand for our quality vans we have expanded our range of new and used caravans and camper trailers. Good old fashioned service and attention to detail has enabled

this local business to grow and reach a wide range of customers who just keep coming back and referring their friends.

Paul AbbottPrincess Highway, Stratford.

Phone: 5145 7188 Mobile: 0409 512 825Email: [email protected]

Supreme Classic 21ftBrand new, island bed, triple bunks, full ensuite, battery pac, air con + more$52,500 on road

Supreme Executive P/T 16.6ftBrand new, island bed combo, s/toilet. air con, battery pac, BBQ point, outside table/speakers, tamdon$48,000 on road

Coronet Grand Prince 2009 20ftImmaculate condition, east/west, full ensuite, washing machine, bat-tery pac, air con, TV$45,500

Jayco Sterling 2006 19.6ftExcellent condition, east/west separate shower/toilet full an-nex, many extra’s$36,500

Avan Cruisliner 2010Like new, first registered in April 2011, single beds, HWS, solar, bat-tery pac, annex + more$24,500

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Gippsland in 2012

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If you’ve been con-sidering going Solar, but confused by the red tape and technical jargon, then Green Way Projects may be your new best friend.

Director Matthew Rigby says “Improving technology and new products has seen the uptake of solar energy systems grow at an astonish-ing rate”.

With innovation driving change, customers often ask, how do we keep up?

By installing Solar Panel Photovoltaic (PV), energy users can reduce, or even erase ongoing power costs and usage from the electric-ity grid.

Green Way Projects pro-vides sustainable solutions by performing in home as-sessments. Our local Gipp-sland consultants will pro-vide analysis of your energy usage and recommend the right solution.

Green Way Projects be-lieve by investing in high quality systems, it will in-crease the power created and deliver a much longer life-span for the unit. They only provide products that are fully certified, and meet industry standards.

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Our experienced staff are local to your area and provide the best custom de-signed solar solutions to fit your needs and budget.

By installing solar pan-els you can generate clean, renewable electricity at home, which will reduce your power bills for years to come. You can even sup-ply surplus energy back to the grid, therefore crediting your account.

There are grants and sub-sidies available and you may be eligible for a Federal Government rebate towards the cost of your solar sys-

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Electricity prices have increased significantly in the last three years - a trend which is widely predicted to continue, so contact us today on 1300 556 924 for com-prehensive and professional advice.

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Merrangbaur Heights

Enjoy the lifestyle

We are having a great time in Lakes Entrance... ......there is so much to do!

We’re loving the lifestyle...... can't wait for you to join us!

We've found you the perfect block for you too.....

Prices starting at $95,000

Fantastic shopping Enjoy a coffee

Loving the beach Great fishing

A game of Golf Amazing Weather

Stage nine nears completion

With the smoothing of the stockpiles of dirt and the connection of services, the Merrangbaur Heights Estate, Lakes En-trance is reaching yet another pinnacle with stage nine of the development now complete. First started in 1987, the estate has been developed in stages, depending on demand and has become the ideal place to retire or bring up the family. Prior to the beginning of the current stage, over one hundred and seventy blocks have been sold and most of those sold, now have residences on them.

Within the next twelve months, the fi-nal seal on the road will be carried out, as will the finalization of the walking track which will link this area to other paths leading into town giving resi-dents easy access.

The release of a further seventeen blocks with prices starting from $95,000 & several allotments already sold and about to be built on. The allotments are generous in size al-lowing plenty of room and some have sea views. “The estate has covenants imposed on

the land so buyers can be confident they will be surrounded by quality

homes & this will remain a fantastic place to live”

511 Esplanade Lakes Entrance Victoria 3909 03 5155 6777


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Gippsland Market News

LATROBEREH Cork Club Craft Market2nd Saturday of the month(Sept to May)Kay Street Gardens, TraralgonContact 0487 342 675

Latrobe Country MarketEvery Sunday 8:30am - 1:30 pmLatrobe Road, MorwellContact 0407 532 957

Traralgon Farmers Market4th Sat of the month 8am-1pmKay Street GardensContact 5174 2279

Old Gippstown Market - Moe3rd Sat of the month 9am-2pmOld Gippstown Heritage ParkContact 5127 3082

BAW BAWDrouin Craft & ProduceCivic Park, Drouin3rd Sat of month 8am-12:30pmContact 0428 252 440

Rokeby Community MarketMain Road, Rokeby2nd Sat of month 8am-1pmSeptember to MayContact 56 26 8523

Longwarry Fire Brigade MarketBennett St, Longwarry1st Sunday of Month 8am-1pmMarch to DecemberContact 0419 158 946

Yarragon Community Craft & Produce Market4th Sat of the month 9am-2pmYarragon Public HallCampbell St, YarragonContact 5634 2209

EAST GIPPSLANDFarmers MarketSecondary College Oval,McKean St, Bairnsdale1st Sat of month 8am-12pmContact 5156 9342

Surf Club MarketForeshore Rotunda,near the FootbridgeLakes Entrance1st Sun of month 9am-3pmContact 5153 1916

Metung Farmers MarketVillage Green, Metung2nd Sat of month 8:30am-1pmContact 0458 431 844

Paynesville Lions Club MarketGilsenan Reserve, P’ville2nd Sun of month 8am-1pmContact 0400 327 526

Bairnsdale Uniting Church Car & Boot MarketGreat Alpine Road, Lucknow3rd Sat of month 8:30-11:00am

Bruthen Village MarketBruthen Mechanics HallMain Street, Bruthen4th Sat of month 9am-1pmContact 0428 501 634 or03 5156 4148

Lucknow MarketHowitt Park, Lucknow4th Sun of month 8:30-1pmContact 5152 4662

Makers MarketEmporium of Handmade Waresfrom Maker to you.Boucher Hall, BairnsdaleSaturday, June 2 - 9-2pmContact 0412 870 605 or 5152 5484

WELLINGTONHeyfield MarketJohn Greaves Memorial Park,Temple St, Heyfield1st Sat of month from 8amContact 5148 0505

Wellington Farmers Market3rd Sat of month 8am-1pmCobb & Co. StablesRaymond Street, Sale

Maffra Variety & Farmers Market1st Sun of month 9am-1pmContact 0408 057 772

Cobb & Co Stables Markets1st Sat - Variety Market 8am-1pm2nd Sun - Craft Market 9am-1pm3rd Sat - Farmers Market 8am-1pm4th Sun - Art & Wine Market 12:30-4:30Contact Mark 0408 057 772www.cobbandcomarket.com.au

Stratford Variety & Farmers MarketApex Park, Princes HighwayStratford4th Sun of month 9am-1pmContact 0408 057 772

Rosedale Community MarketPrince St Park, Rosedale2nd Sun of month 7am-1:30pmContact 5199 2709

Sale Charity MarketThompson River Canal ReserveSale, Gippsland3rd Sun of month 7am-1pmContact 5144 1258

Yarram Variety MarketGuide/Scout HallCnr Church Rd & Sth Gipp Hwy1st Sun of month 8am-1pm

Additional markets in Yarram:Port Albert Regatta - April 8Rutters Park. Yarram Tarra Festival - April 9 Monster MarketShowgrounds, Buckley StPort Albert Hall, Victoria St,5th Sun in monthContact 5183 2649

SOUTH GIPPSLANDProm Farmers MarketFoster Showgrounds, Foster3rd Sat of month 8am-12pmContact 5682 2654 or0427 809 509

Promontory Home Produce & Craft MarketSundays - April 8, 8am-2pmFoster Showgrounds, FosterContact 5682 2654

Prom Country Farmers MarketMain St, Foster

3rd Sat of month 8am-12pmContact 680 8509

Tarwin Lower MarketTarwin Lower Memorial HallContact 5663 7345 or 5663 7505

Venus Bay Farmers MarketVenus Bay VillageJupiter Bvd, Venus BayEvery Sunday in JanuaryContact 5664 0096

Mirboo Nth MarketBaromi Park, Mirboo NthLast Sat of month, 9am-2pmContact 5668 2465

Sth Gippsland Farmers MarketKoonwarra Memorial ParkKoonwarra1st Sat of month 8:30am startContact 0408 619 182

Kongwak MarketKorumburra-Wonthaggi Rd, KongwakSundays 10-2:30pmContact 0417 142 478

Coal Creek Farmers MarketCoal Creek Community ParkKorumburra2nd Sat of month 8am-1pm

Toora MarketFormer Bonlac Store,Jetty Road, Toora2nd Sat of month 8:30am startContact 5686 2690

Loch Public Hall - Winter MarketLoch Public Hall,Smith Street, Loch2nd Sun of month 9am-1pmMay to September onlyContact 0407 362 736

Loch Village MarketRailway Siding, Loch2nd Sun of month 8:30am startContact 5659 0212

Inverloch Farmers MarketThe Glade, Inverloch3rd Sunday of month 8am-1pmContact 5664 0096


Cobb & Co Market News

Cobb & Co Stables26 MINI SHOPS

OPEN 7 DAYS - 9am - 5pm

A New Concept In Shopping All Under One Roof

199 Raymond St, Sale and Rear Carpark Entrance in Desaily st. Telephone 03 5143 0370 Mobile 0408 057 772

15. Freestone Massage – 15 years experience16. Nurture Organics - Skincare products are handmade.17. Nanna Sally's - New and Vintage collectables.18. Chris’s Creations - 19. Seafood - Freshest seafood.20. Sweet Ease Confectionary & Gifts - 21. Sale Bridal House - Wedding Decorations22. Sale Bridal House23. Puzzling2 - Varied range of books.24. Breedazzled - 25. Breedazzled27. Cherie-Lee’s Flower Designs and Weddings - Fresh Cut Flowers28. Art - Local Artists29. Rug Clearance

1. The Gippslander Newspaper - Your local regional newspaper. 2. Affordable Signs and Fun Stickers - Businesses and market stalls. 4. Gippsland Asian Grocery - Asian/Filipino grocery items.5. Gippsland Promotional Clothing - Sale College/545 Primary6. Knick Knacks and Collectables - Collectable and retro. 7. PlasmaCut – Metal Art that is locally designed.8. Plasma Cut9. Angie’s Cakes - Custom Made Special Occassion10. Cobb & Co Green Grocer - Freshest Local Produce11. Juddy Rose Photography - www.juddyrosephotography.com.au 12. Heather Brae Ceramics - Handmade Crafts13. Chocolate Coated Patchwork - Fabrics, buttons and patterns 14. Tarot Salon Tarot- Accredited tarot consultant.

Some Of Cobb & Co’s Great Specials For September

WEEKLY INDOOR MARKETS1st Saturday of the month, 8am-1pm = Variety Market

2nd Sunday of the month, 9am-1pm = Craft Market

3rd Saturday of the month, 8am-1pm = Farmers Market

4th Sunday of the month 12.30pm-4.30pm = Art & Antiques

OUTDOOR MARKETS1st Sunday of the month 9am-1pm = Maffra Variety and Farmers Market

4th Sunday of the month, 9am-1pm = Stratford Variety and Farmers Market

8X12Clip Out Coupon To Collect Discount

TaroT readings10% off for September 2012Gift Vouchers Available

Clip Out Coupon To Collect Discount

Free Stone MassageBring in a Friend in September 2012

and receive a 15 minute Free Massage

(1/2 hour minute massage only)


Angie’s Cakes10% off for September 2012


Gippsland Gourmet SeafoodsFresh Local Seafood

Shop 19 at Cobb & Co Stables 51 430 370

UNDER NEW MANAGMENTMondays & Tuesdays Red Spot Special

50% off Frozen Seafood


Healthy Living

Gluten Free Batterbrings joy back toFish & Chip feasts

About 12 years ago, Guy Plateau, from Lakes Entrance was looking for a new product he could create. His reasons being, competition in the fast food industry was cut-throat and he was looking for something dif-ferent to focus his attention on.

First Guy tried playing around with different combinations of flours, when preparing his batter mixes in L’Ocean Fish & Chips, Lakes En-trance.

Without any great successes, he then happened to be discussing it with his doctor.

His doctor’s suggestions led him to start experimenting with different versions of a gluten free mixture.

At the time, there was not much interest in gluten allergies or their re-actions with different people. Gluten free dietry requirements were not as popular or well known.

After a few samples had been cre-ated, Guy sent them off for testing with the Coeliac Society.

Upon receipt of Guy’s samples they taste tested them and were pleasantly surprised.

Their first orders were for sending our samples to their clients, number-

ing at the time, only a few hundred Australia wide.

Since then, production has in-creased one hundred fold and Coe-liac sufferers Australia wide now purchase and insist on Guy’s original Health Wise Batter Mix.

About one year ago, Guy sold his business to Bill Boros.

Bill has been eager to continue Guy’s commitment to providing a healthy alternative to traditional bat-ter mixes sold by take away food out-lets.

Bill has not only continued the project, but increased distribution throughout the country considerably.

When you now order your fish and chips, if you see the Health Wise logo, make sure you request a “glu-ten free batter please.”

Full details on Health Wise Batter Mix can be found at www.crispybat-ter.com.au.

Somerville’sWholesaler takeson Crispy Batter

Somerville’s Wholesale Foods, situated in Sale, Victoria, have been in the food business since 1943.

Formerly known as the Hawthorn Dairy, they used to bottle and deliver fresh milk using a horse and cart.

In 2007, Somerville’s moved to their present location in 12 Invictus Court, Sale, to expand both the business and the product range.

Now they wholesale over 1500 different product lines,

ranging from dry foods, chilled, frozen, meat, seafood, milk, juice, packaging and ice products. All products are available to food retailers.

Owners Andrew and Karen Somerville are pleased to be associated with Crispy Batter, supplying food outlets in Mel-bourne and Gippsland with a healthy alternative.

Wheat FreeGluten FreeYeast Free

No Salt, Sugar, Dairy products orArtificial Colors & Flavors

Enquiries for Crispy [email protected]

Tel: 03 5144 2585

Bill Boros Manager Crispy BatterTel: 0429 336 080

www.crispybatter.com.au

Retail OutletsBOARDWALK

Cafe Fish & ChipsGluten Free

Shop 2/92 Sth Gippsland HwyTooradin - 03 5998 3737

L’OCEAN Fish & ChipsLakes Entrance

Myer St, Lakes EntranceGluten Free

http://www.crispybatter.com.au


[email protected]

http://www.somervilles.net.au


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